Raiders Edge Sooners In Final Seconds Suspension
Tech won on a last second shot from 10 feet out as time expired but a disputed timeout caused a lengthy delay. Coach Bass led the Raiders to the locker room while OU protested until play resumed for a game ending in contention. Heard had tallied 21 points before the final inbounds play.
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Tech Freshmen and McMurry JV Edge in OT Thriller
Everett Taylor scored 23 points as Texas Tech Freshmen forced a late regulation tie on a six second shot. In overtime Taylor sparked the run and Tech pulled away 79 71 over McMurry JV. John Parker added 21 and Gene Kaberline 17 with 21 rebounds.
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Vanderbilt defeats SMU 104 99 in overtime showdown
Vanderbilt outlasted SMU 104 99 in overtime as Thorpe Weber led the Commodores with 25 points while SMU star Gene Phillips scored 38 but failed to convert late free throws. The contest saw SMU lead by 11 in the first half before Vanderbilt tied at 95 95 to force OT.
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College basketball scores from scattered games rice
A long list of college basketball results shows many teams scoring high across venues. Notable results include Texas defeating Tulane, Vanderbilt beating SMU in overtime, and Oklahoma State toppling McMurray. Multiple other schools such as North Carolina State, Kentucky, Indiana, and Florida State posted double-digit margins or close finishes.
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Wellman and Dawson Lead Elite Eight Man Team
Wellman and Dawson each land four spots on the three B eight man all district roster. Tubb Goode Redman and Cardona head Wellman and Dawson selections with multiple players named in positions across offense and defense. LCC relay team sets a 1 29.7 fieldhouse track record at LOC game halftime.
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Barry McDonal
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Penn State Drops in Poll Shuffle Amid Conference Talk
The weekly college football ranking shows Tennessee and Auburn moving to 12th and 11th, Mississippi and Nebraska swapping 14th and 13th, Florida rising to 15th, Stanford rising to 16th, Purdue and Houston tied for 17th, West Virginia sliding to 9th and 19th, while Colorado remains among voters.
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Bears Rally Edges Baylor In Close Arizona Win
In Tucson Monday night the Arizona Wildcats defeated Baylor 81 to 76 after an early second half rally. Walt McKinney struck 17 points including four straight field goals to pull Arizona ahead, while Bill Warner led Arizona with 26 points. Baylor was within three with 10 seconds left before Arizona ran out the clock. Bi Chatmon led Baylor with 23 points.
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Koufax Sets MLB Record With Four No-Hitters
Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax matched MLB history by tossing four no-hitters including one perfect game. The standout performances, all part of his storied career, solidified his reputation as one of baseball's greatest pitchers.
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1905 College Football Nearly Banned After Fatalities
New York reports that 18 football players died in 1905 prompting widespread criticism and a warning from President Theodore Roosevelt urging the sport to adopt safety measures to continue.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Niles Stars As Aggies Dominate Midwestern
Seven foot center Steve Niles scores 31 and grabs 16 rebounds to pace Texas A M to a 109 80 Southwest Conference victory over Midwestern Monday night Kenny Bryant leads Midwest ern with 20 points while Mike Heitmann 24 Cooksey 13 Duplantis 13 and Chandler 13 also score for the Aggies whose output marks a high for a non conference game and ranks among their best ever.
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Chaps Hold Off West Texas In Narrow College Thriller
Lubbock Christian College edged West Texas State 60 59 on Monday night at LCC. Doug Christian led WTSU with 20 points while Jim Hollis top scored for LCC with 16, Randy Lykins added 15 and Keith Hodges 11 as the Chaparrals fought back from a halftime deficit to prevail.
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Horns rally past Tulane 72 71 in late comeback
Texas edged Tulane 72 71 after Richard Langdon scored the final free throw with six seconds left. Langdon tied the game at 71 with 17 seconds remaining as Ned Reese missed a one and one. Groscurth led Texas with 15 points and 15 rebounds while Sutter paced Tulane with 21 points.
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Girls Outshine Boys In Game QUITAQUE
Springlake led by Vicky Gregory scored 56 points to beat Quitaque 74 to 64 while Jackie Cheatham added 50 for Quitaque. Stanley Price led Quitaque with 22 points in the boys game as Asbury Methodist defeated First Baptist 96 to 51 and Second Baptist won 76 to 60 over First Nazarene in church league play at Matthews Junior High.
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Texas Pulls Off Thrilling 15 14 Win Over Arkansas
Texas coach Darrell Royal chose a bold fourth down pass late in the fourth as James Street lofted a 44 yard strike to Randy Peschel for a go ahead score. Texas topped No 2 Arkansas 15 14 in Fayetteville to stay in the national title hunt.
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CTK and LCHS Seek Wins in Rematches Tonight
Christ The King and Lubbock Christian High aim to rebound as they host Roosevelt and Lorenzo in rematch games after mixed recent results. Trojans led by Teaver and Anderson face Roosevelt at 8 p.m. while Eagles look to avenge a prior loss to Lorenzo.
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Olton Beats Kress 72-60 in Local Basketball Battle
Olton defeated Kress 72 to 60 as Crowder led the visitors with 19 points and Joe Carlisle totaled 24 for Kress. Olton B team followed by routing the home unit 50 to 27 behind Collins Johnson 20 points. The note mentions the 1896 Athens Olympic Games.
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Paul Lowe announces AFL retirement with Chiefs and Chargers
Paul Lowe, 32, longtime AFL running back, retires after eight seasons with the league. The Kansas City Chiefs star led the AFL in rushing in 1965 with 1121 yards and holds a high career rushing average and 15 100yard games. He returns to San Diego to run his liquor business.
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Kelly Wins LHS Honor at Westerner Banquet
Kelly named City and District 4-AAAA Player of the Year and Lubbock High MVP at the Westerner Football Banquet. Co captains Stockton and Flores join Kelly for 1969 Westerner grid squad. other honorees include Durham Utley. Tom Stone announces Fighting Westerner Award timing.
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Klondike Beats Seagraves in B Class Action
Klondike strong in a Klondike 45 Seagraves 28 game with Val Stephens scoring 17 and Bob Miller 12 for Seagraves. In the B game Seagraves toppled Klondike 75 38 as Pete Evens led with 31 and Larry Barron added 15.
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Byrum fuels Plains 53 37 win over Tatum
Plains rolled to its second win of the year in five outings Monday night defeating Tatum 53-37 behind Tim Byrum's 21 points. The Plains B team also won 71-28.
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