Three City Teams Win Tight League Contests
Plainview Bulldog Jerry Gooch led with 21 points as Dunbar edged Plainview 65 63 in overtime, William Baldwin scoring the decisive basket. Coronado beat Big Spring on late free throws while Eetor blew by the Westerners for an eighth straight win.
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Sisemore
Pundar
William Baldwin
Plainview
Larry Dove
Johnny Hodel
Lisemore
Shall
Jerry Gooch
Dunbar
Randall Roberts
Leff
Panthers
Earnest Davis
Baldwin
Allen
Newman
Gooch
BIG Spring
Coron Ivdo & ' T
Mustangs
Butler
Mgra
Harvey Hinds
Stein ” Brown
Marcedl Parchman Ny
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Laney ‘Ucker
Flores
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Coronado
Parchman Coronada Lex
Cooltean
Coradamn Lubbock High
Ector Eagles Westerners
Smith
Adams
Creeny
Raimery
Morrson
Elias
Cramer
Pope
Wallace Dillashaw
Vascatt
Cresey Wilson Yi
Hutcheson
Mecrecks
Lubbock High
Kietor VA
Prainview Dunbar Panthers Bulldogs
Mavis RQ
Susymare
Hunter
Wilhaansn
Melton Ui
Dundas
Melia Nye
Garland
Montlare
Witham
Johnson
Cress
Fae
Sibley
Roberts
Ybarkoiar
Heaton
Warren
Dea
Baylor Gains Tourney Win Inaugural ECC Open
Baylor defeated William and Mary 81 68 in Greenville North Carolina as Lary Gatewood scored 19 and Tommy Bowman added 18. Scott McLennan led W M with 21 and Dave Daugherty added 20 while Baylor edged the Bears kept pace at the line with 31 of 39 free throws.
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Greenville
N.C
Baylor
Willam and Mary
Virgina Tech
Delaware
Wiliam and Mary
Bears
Indians
W&m
Lary Gatewood
Tommy Bowman
Scott McLennan
Dave Daugherty
Early rounds spark a chaotic college basketball scores maze
A jumble of scores from various tournaments shows Duquesne 30 and Oklahoma 34 in a noisy first round mix. Other games feature North Dakota State, South Lakota State, Mankato, Vermont, Western Connecticut, and more, with scattered results across multiple tournaments and venues.
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Yeaas A
Addons
Oklahoma
Flebraska
Howard Paine
Dallas Baptist
Nort Dakota
Morningside
Teikold
North Dakota State
South Lakota State
Mankato
Chadron State
Tarntascie
Minnesota
Poree & Stad Wisteen
Broomaburg
Florida
Demon College
Ceotha Hr
ABA Jufana
Meenesya Lievertune Sham
Hourton
AHA Bastion
Milwaukee
Clarago
Los Angele
Letras
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Basan Bayance
Schembechler Named Michigan Football Coach Leader
Michigan selects Bo Schembechler, 29, former Miami of Ohio coach, to head football program. The move follows Canham indicating a new associate athletic director role and a press report by Van Patrick with Ara Parseghian backing. Schembechler led Miami Redskins to 7-4 this season and six-year tenure includes ten conference titles.
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Bo Schembechler
Miami
Ohio
Casey
University of Michigan
Associated Press
Canham
Alliott Woul
Michigan
Detroit
van Patrick
Schembechler
Patrick
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghini
Canahm
Schembechier
Miami Redskins
Twas
Secu
Tangerine Bowl Battle Tonight
Ohio University enters the Tangerine Bowl as a slight favorite over Rhode Island in a matchup expected to draw about 17 000 fans. The teams meet after strong finishes in their conferences with Ohio aiming to cap a high scoring game and improve its national ranking.
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Orlando
Fla
Ohio University
University of Rbehmand
Ino Tenichts
Pratebins
Souathern
Mit American Conference
Lyceat Tob
Ollie
Bluebonnet Bowl Preview Oklahoma Smu Clash In Houston
Oklahoma Sooners star Steve Owens leads a powerful ground attack as they meet SMU in the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston. Owens carries repeatedly, aims to show pride in blockers, while SMU counters with Chuck Hixson and a strong passing game. The game marks a matchup of Oklahoma’s running game against SMU’s aerial attack with key players warming up in the Astrodome.
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Steve
Owens
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Mtrs
Sooners
SMU
Astrodome
Wtothe
Becky Bush
Astro
Oklahoma City
Chuck Hixson
Jerry Levins
Hixson
Levins
Texas Asm
City University
Joukes
Moe Barr
Duquesne
Jerrett Durham
Mike Richardson
Bob Warmack
Eddie Hinton
Southern Aethodist University
Hayden Fry
Fry
Mustangs
Rain Drenched Sun Bowl Arrivals Cloud Auburn Arizona
Rain showers greeted Auburn and Arizona as they arrived in El Paso for the Sun Bowl. Officials called the turf too soft for workouts while coaches Jordan and Mudra praised their teams’ readiness for the televised game. Auburn is 6-4. Arizona finished 8-2, second in the WAC.
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Auburn
Arizona
el Paso
Ralph “Shug” Jordan
Darrell Mudra
Mudra
Wildcats
Tucson
Jordan
Arizona State
Hobbs Holiday Invitational Opens With Big Hobbs Win
Hobbs, the host and defending champion, routed Duncan, Oklahoma 97 to 66 in the opening round. Odessa edged Jefferson 54 to 52, Pampa beat Abilene Cooper 65 to 51, and Farmington defeated Midland 88 to 57. John Wilson Odessa Garry Littlefield Cooper Tomims Roberts Farmington shared paint honors with 26 points each. Upcoming games include Dunnear vs Cooper Midland vs Jefferson Farmington vs Odessa and Hobbs vs Pampa.
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Hobbs
Duncan
Okla
Odessa
Pasa Jefferson
Pampa
Abilene Cooper
Farmington
Midland
John Wilson
Garry Littlefield
Cooper
Tomims Roberts
Bills eye George Allen after Rams firing
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson says he has not met George Allen but could be interested in talking before the Super Bowl. The Bills finished 1-12-1 after firing Joe Collier and replacing him with Harvey Johnson, with Johnson preferring his personnel role.
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Ralph Wilson
Buffalo Bills
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Wilson
Allen
Rams
Bills
Dan Reeves
George
Dan
Joe Collier
Harvey Johnson
Johnson
Hv Wilson
Detroit
Buffalo
Collier
Allen Bears Triumph Sparks Coaching Uncertainty
The Bears edged the Rams 17 16 as Allen faced career uncertainty with players and staff voicing mixed sentiments. Rams injuries to key backs and questions about Allen’s replacement lingered amid tense race for the NFL title.
Rallships LCHS in Lower Division Thriller
Lorenzo battles Morton in a 78 60 defeat as LCHS rivals Tahoka Dimmitt and Ralls also clash. Beavers and Lovkney notable scoring, Beavers fouls out late, while David Gregory leads Lubbock Christian with 30 points in a high intensity junior varsity tournament.
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Morton
Lorenzo
At & A.m
LCHS
Tahoka
Lockney
Stanton
Sand Dimmitt
Ralls
Lubbock
Christian
David Gregory
Eagles
Beavers
Now &7
Lovkney
Rick Bickley
Dickson
Nickley
Robert Duckworth
Raymond Sterling
Longhorns
Hornets
Eddie Smith
Swetnam Il
Darrell Cole
Bobcats
Kenneth Cleveland
Bobby Baker
Jerry Brady
Martin Warren
Baker
Dimmitt
Kieht
Brady Jr
Robert Montemayor
Bulldogs
Pahboka
Brady
David Land
Jerrad Seale
David Bellinghausen
Mitchell Thurman
Lasers
Dimmutt
Seale
Joneshows
David
Lindsey
Buffaloes
Lndiatts
Soph Stan Coffman
Final Minute Struggles End Ralls Victory Over LCHS
Shelby scored 21 by halftime and led late as Ralls held on for a ninth win. Eagles Gary Bowe missed four late chances to tie or lead, while Gregory failed a one and one with 1:27 left. Hargrove blocked Perrin at the buzzer as Ralls preserved the victory.
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Mustanes
Panthers
Big Spring
Coronada
Malone
James Brean
Byler
Snake Tucker
Tom Butler
James New
Steers
Eetor
Westerners
Lubbock Thigh
Sammy Romero
Gene Calling
Eagles
Collins
Willie Creear
Perry Cooksey
Romero
Roger Baker
Gary Bowe
Gregory
LCHS
Shelby
Steve Lincoln
Don Hargrove
Doug Perrin
Ralls
As Itedeemark
Perrin
Lovd Massie
Hargrove
Cox Boys
Lockney
Lorenzo
AFL Names Rookie Defensive Shines for An derson and Atkin son
Dick Anderson of Miami and George Atkinson of Oakland won the AFL Defensive Rookie of the Year honors after AP voting. Anderson filled in for Tom Beier with the Dolphins, while Atkinson shifted from kick returner to starting cornerback for the Raiders.
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NEW York
Dick Anderson
Miami
George Atkinson
Oakland
Associated Press
Ing Te
Prmes
AFL
Eivin Bethea
Houston
Chip Oliver
Russ Washington
San Diego
Bul Stiles
Cincinnati
Harrys Gunner
Anderson
Colorado
Dolphin
Tom Beier
Army
Atkinson
Morris Brown
Raiders
Kent McCloughan
Paul Robinson
Mizzou Tunes Up For Gator
Missouri's football team moved to Jacksonville for the Gator Bowl prep under Dan Devine. He focused on timing and tempo more than opponent Alabama, praising a week of Daytona Beach workouts and noting Alabama as the fastest team seen this year.
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Jacksonville
Frankaph
Missouri
Dan Devine
Alabama
Devine
Daytona Beach
Madama
Thedp Filias
Pye
Mlabaima
Longhorns Hold Extended Practice After Thanksgiving Break
Texas Longhorns returned from a five day break and endured an extra long workout. Coach Darrell Royal said the team aimed for 90 minute sessions but extended due to enthusiasm and improved condition from the holiday pause.
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Austin
Texas Longhorns
Turkey
Syiis
Tina
Ttarrell Poyal
Dast Pricdas
Cys
Beter
Itiodks
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Ramon Gabriel
Edelie Meador
Joe Seibelli
Springfield
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Scibelli
Ronfliet
Les Josephson
Dick Bass
Tommy Mason
Bernie Casey
Bill Triax
Laimap Tanne
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Oda
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Reeves
Plevers
Aljar
Ajlerauette Jr
University OF Mistdeeay Agitaee
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David Jones
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Tooter Blurrel
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Warne Thompson
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Terry Harvey
MC. Collins
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