Amarillo High Hands Lubbock 71 62 In District 4-AAAA Tilt
Amarillo High defeated Lubbock High 71 to 62 as Hershall Mitchell led with 21 points and Johnny Johnson added 19. Kyle Pipkin scored 20 for the Sandies who built a 23 point third quarter edge and held on as Lubbock rallied late.
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Jim Gintonio
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock High
Amarillo High
Westerners
Golden Sandies
Westerner Gym
Hershall Mitchell
Johnny Johnson
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Bobby Hutcheson
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Wilt Stewart
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LCHS Eagles overpower Lorenzo 79 64 in Lubbock
Lubbock Christian College prep Eagles led 17 8 after one period and widened to 34 24 by halftime. Lorenzo had a strong fourth quarter with 24 points but LCHS built a 60 35 edge in the third and finished with nine wins in 10 starts. Ricky Russwurm led Lubbock Christian with 18 points, Steve Lincoln 16, J G Hopkins 27 for Lorenzo.
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Purdue Drops From Top Ten After Early Losses
Purdue falls from the Top Ten to 14th after two close losses. The Boilermakers edged by Tulsa 77 74 and then were defeated by Ohio University 80 79 in the pre season slate.
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Plainview Edges Borger In 4A Game Thriller
Plainview defeated Borger 53-52 on a Bassett jumper with 19 seconds left. Borger, 8-2, missed at the buzzer in the 4-AAAA opener as Plainview, now 13-2, built late momentum. Bassett scored 20 for Plainview, Buckner added 4, Roberts 13.
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Burle Pettit Reflects On Tech Contract Commitments
The report recalls Burle Pettit and J. T. King discussing Tech’s handling of a long debated contract. King suggests a shift from self to program needs, noting a clearer answer emerged amid media scrutiny. Pettit questions whether Tech will honor promises given prior talk and pressures.
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Scattered college scores across numerous teams and regions
A large, disjointed list of basketball results shows Georgia Tech, Rice, Minnesota, Hartford, Yeshiva, Creighton, Idaho State, Missouri, DePaul, St. John Fisher, Claflin, Marist, Virginia Union, Howard, St. Pauls, Manchester, Indiana Tech, Goshen, Ball State, Marian, Hillsdale, Valdosta State, St. Marys, Concord, Arizona State, Concordia, Bethel, Purdue, Loyola, Towson, Margan State, Point Park, California, North Texas, Texas Wesleyan, Stetson, Sam Houston, Texas, Nebraska Wesleyan, Duquesne, Henderson, Harding, Hendrix, Trinity, Concordia River Forest, Rhode Island College, North Texas, Stetson, Chadr on, and many others, with scores ranging from close games to blowouts. The fragmentary OCR data lists numerous matchups and outcomes without a single coherent narrative or primary event.
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Bowie State
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Elen
Roosevelt Cruises Past Trojans 48 38 In Tipoff Showdown
Roosevelt built a 16 7 first quarter edge and never trailed as Christ The King exploited a weak defense to overwhelm the Trojans 48 38. Jimmy Teaver scored 15 for the Trojans while Joe Washington led CTK with 18. Lee Anderson added 12 for Roosevelt.
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Nixon Honors Athletes at Waldorf Banquet
President Nixon praised U S youth at a National Football Foundation gala at the Waldorf Astoria, where 1 400 attendees awarded Nixon the Distinguished American plaque and inducted nine, including Bud Wilkinson. He defended Texas as the top team and lauded Penn State and Ohio State amid demonstrator clashes outside.
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Texas
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Moody grants nod after mild jibes at game names
Moody, describing himself as a businessman simply doing the job to feed his family, faced questions from the press but remained largely non confrontational. He received the nod amid light exchanges about what he calls the names of the game.
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Early Lead Pushes Monterey To 90-56 Win Over Ponies
Monterey's sharpshooters opened with a 28-5 run and rolled to a 90-56 victory over Coronado in the AAAA opener. Mike Davis sparked the surge with a quick tip in, while Don Moore Joe May and Davis directed the Plainsmen attack. Monterey cooled from the floor but cashed 14 of 17 free throws in the first half and 24 of 37 overall. Coronado struggled as Worley Stein David Rampey and others pressed but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Coronado rallies as Mungle heats up late in half
Monterey leads 18 straight points before Jerry Mungle finds scoring touch for Coronado with 6 49 left in the half. Monterey starts rest the final four minutes of every quarter. Plainsmen hit 33 of 56 shots in the period.
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Jenkins Twins Spark Golden Tors in 79 59 Win
The Jenkins twins Floyd and Loyd combined for 51 points to lift Lamesa to a 79 59 victory over Estacado at Estacada Gym. Lamesa improved to 5 1, led 20 17 after one quarter and 42 32 at halftime. Floyd scored 35 on 15 FGs and 5 of 8 FTs while Loyd added 16, Lee Jones paced Estacado with 23 and Lasel Green 21.
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Belmont Named Acting Coach for ABA Rockets
Kingsley announced Joe Belmont, previously Duke freshman mentor in 1956-57, as acting coach to replace McLendon. Belmont has been with the Rockets for 13 months overseeing marketing and scouting while McLendon, who took over May 14, 1960, remains with the club as director of player personnel.
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Dunbar Wins Eighth With Buzzer Beater Over Midland
Dunbar by a 69-68 margin edged Midland High in a tight District 3-AAA battle. R. B. Young drilled the winning corner shot with nine seconds left after Earnest Davis fed him from a tipped pass by Glenn Davis. Davis led Dunbar with 27 points, while Donald Atkins and Earnest added double-figure totals as Dunbar rallied from nine down late third quarter.
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Beast and Funk Vie In Western States Title Match
The Western States Heavyweight Championship features Beast defending against Dory Funk Sr in a best two of three falls or one hour time limit main event at Fair Park Coliseum. Dusty Rhodes meets Ricky Romero in a similar format in the semifinal. The card includes tag team and singles bouts with multiple time limits.
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South Plains Defeats NMMI 92 to 64 in Levelland
South Plains led wire to wire in a 92 64 win over New Mexico Military Institute in Levelland. Albert Moore scored 20 for SPC while Gene Perry and Randy Leasley added 14 each. Thom led NMMI with 15. SPC shot 43 percent and visits Frank Phillips College Friday.
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