Seven Hub City basketball units in action tonight
A full schedule of local high school games features four road and three home contests. Dunbar heads to Midland. Lubbock High and Monterey visit Amarillo. Estacado and Coronado duel locally. Christ the King hosts Roosevelt. Lubbock Christian travels to New Deal. Dunbar's Gary Howard and Donnell Bailey are among starters. Midland carries a 7-1 mark, tied atop District 5 AAAA with Abilene. Monterey defends its San Angelo title behind Grady Newton’s 42 points in the final.
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Lubbock
Dave Daniel
Avalanche- Journal
Dunbar
Midland
Bulldogs
Lubbock High
Monterey Io
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Plainsmen
Sandies
Estacado
Coronado
Christ the King
Roosevelt
Lubbock Christian
New Deal
Monterey
Abilene
Westerners
Plainview
Don Lewis
Dons
San Angelo
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Anton
LCHS Takes No 1 in Class A Cage Rankings
Midland tops AAAA basketball, overtaking Plainview while Lubbock Christian High leads Class A. Odessa Ector, Dimmitt and Sands hold the top spots in AAA, AA and B as AA teams keep pace.
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Midland
Plainview
Lubbock Christian High
Odessa Ector
Dimmitt
Sands
Area Cage Rankings Highlight Dimmitt Standout
Dimmitt leads the tep four with a single loss while others have more. One team must drop to seventh in the class to reveal a two loss squad, shaping the tight regional race.
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Souln Fiaims
Dimmitt
Nicklaus Wins Walt Disney World Open In Dramatic Finish
Jack Nicklaus defeats Lee Trevino by three shots at Disney World to claim a $30,000 first prize and his fourth career money win in the delayed event. Nicklaus shoots a final round 68 for a 273 total as Trevino slips to second with steady scoring.
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Trevino
Disney Reman Cops
Orlando
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Drevino
Nicklaus
Little Deane Beman
Beman
Bert Yancey
Mickey
Mickey Mouse
Disney World
Maryland Coaches Dismissal Sparks Football Shakeup
Maryland dismisses Lester Yukica as football coach amid low interest and funding concerns. Names of potential successors include Wayne Hardin, Lee Corso, and John Yukica, while director Kehoe cites dwindling athletic backing as the key issue.
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University
Harry Alexander
George Boutselis
Joe Gardi
Billy Joe
Joe Mark
Fred O'Connor
Rod Rice
Zane
Lester
Richard Montgomery High School
Rockford
Washington, D.C
Wayne Hardin
Temple
Lee Corso
Louisville
John Yukica
Boston College
Yukica
Kehoe
Six City Boxers Achieve Wins in Odessa Golden Gloves
Six Lubbock boxers Robert Lovato Clifton Reed Jesse Castillo Herbert Martin Raymond Amala and Earnest Eubanks won bouts in a Golden Gloves event in Odessa over the weekend. The Lubbock GG group will host fights this weekend at Chapman Field House beginning 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights.
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Lubbock
Robert Lovato
Clifton Reed
Jesse Castillo
Herbert Martin
Raymond Amala
Earnest Eubanks
Lubbock GG
Chapman Field House
MacArthur Bowl to be awarded for Nebraska Alabama clash
The National Football Foundation will award the MacArthur Bowl to the national champion winner of the Nebraska Alabama game on New Year’s night. Past presentations occurred at the foundation’s awards dinner before bowl games.
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Basren Carter
Odessa
Paul Franklin
Andrews
Robert Lovato
Lubbock
Richard Franklin
Jon Sweeney
Betteettec
Abel Mato
Pecos
Dirmit
Atta
New York
Dutton Reed
Ronnietional Football Foundation
Gonzales
Araroanda
Estrada
Willams
Tubbock
Ronnie Warren
Ruben Fuentes
Nationalitzens
David Levanit
Ronnie Wood
Kermit
Herbert Martine
Smnnoen
Itucock
Tro Joe Muse
Ross Rodriguez Andrews
Dee
Garnet Eubanks
Jenson
Com
Gabriel Henson
Pecos Aeaxey
Dec
Arthur
Toledo to Meet Minnesota on 1978 Non Conference Schedule
Toledo, No. 13, will face Minnesota on September 16, 1978, in a breakthrough non conference game. Athletic director Vern Smith calls the matchup a step toward upgrading Toledo's schedule as MAC champions with a 34 game win streak and 43-5-1 in five years.
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Toledo
Ohio
Minnesota
Vern Smith
Ellison Sets NFL Mark In 247 Yard Luncheon Run
Willie Ellison ran for 247 yards in a 45 28 win over New Orleans to break Cookie Gilchrist 1963 pro game yardage record by four yards. He faces Washington next Monday night under ex Rams coach George Allen. Prothro says Ellison looks like the best back on the field in recent films.
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Willie Ellison
National Football League
Rams
Washington
Redskins
George Allen
New Orleans
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Ellison
Allen
Les Josephson
Tommy Prothro
Nebraska, Alabama Lead Final Regular-Season AP Top 25
No. 1 Nebraska and Alabama top the final regular season Associated Press poll as Penn State rises to fifth with a 10-1 finish. Oklahoma and Michigan follow in the top four, with Tennessee, Texas, Notre Dame, and Houston also earning spots amid bowl implications.
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Nebraska
Leonard Thompson
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Georgia
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Colorado
Bert Yancey
Arizona State
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Jones
Tennessee
Julius Boros
Penn State
Gordon Jones
Louisiana State
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Anes
Johnny Miller
Notre Dame
Labron Harris
Toledo
Dick Lotz
Dewey
Houston
Dale Douglass
Stanford
Bobby Greenwood
Mississippi
Lee Trevino
Arkansas
Hugh Royer
Bully Maxwell
Northwestern
Dave Mart
Washington
George Knudson
Boston College
Florida State
Mason Rudolph
Dat Maois
Town State
North Carolina
Chi Hubert Greet
State
Southern California
Bob Goalby
Hone Mac WeLennon
Gay Brewer
Bob Lunn
Tom Shaw
Bob Murphy
Dave Richelberger
Jim Ferrell
Joe Porter
Jim Jamieson
Doug Sanders
Bert Greene
Larry Wood
Marty Fleckman
Don Biles
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Harry Bannerman
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Ron Cerrudo
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Phil Rodgers
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Texas
Arizona
Carolina
Cornhuskers
Hawaii
Vols
Mich
Igan
Son Tide
Oklahoma
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