S F Austin Tops Howard Payne For Lone Star Lead
Stephen F. Austin State's Lumberjacks defeated pre season favorite Howard Payne 89 to 68 at Nacogdoches to take a one game lead in the Lone Star Conference basketball race. The victory raised S F Austin's league mark to 3 1.
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Mills Quits Indoor Meets
Marine Lt. Billy Mills Olympic 10 000 champ will drop indoor track for two weeks to focus on training after the Hunter mile in Boston. He cites fatigue from a crowded schedule and public appearances. Mills expects to race indoors again later but plans to compete in New York Nationals if possible.
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Small College Lop Ten Results Summary
Small College Lop Ten results show Lenoir Rhyne defeating Valparaiso 82 to 77 while other scores include Wheeling beating Walsh 164 to ? and Barteaville posting season marks. The chaotic OCR yields limited clear names and dates, but references to NCAA hot 40 and a 12:25 time appear amid scattered scores and opponent pairs.
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Harvesters Rally Past Horns In High-Scoring Win
Pampa Harriers roll through District 3 AAAAA action with wins over Palo Duro and Caprock to reach 4 0 in league play. Coach Terry Culley’s Harvesters edged the Longhorns 90 53 and followed with a 97 81 victory over Caprock as Lubbock and Amarillo also posted results.
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Emerson Keeps Hopes Alive For Grand Slam Title
In Melbourne and Amarillo reported action Emerson rallies to stay in Grand Slam contention. Scores noted as 7.9 early, later 3-2 in the second half with a 5 for the year tally. The reports tie to Roy and Sandies upset chances in a noted Armory Friday night event.
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Three Officials Are Better Than Two? Debates on Basketball Officiating
In a Texas college basketball discussion, Norris argues three referees improve calls by covering more angles, while some doubters cite higher costs. He notes two-official systems strain with pace, overtime, and substitutions, detailing the $75 game rate plus expenses for three as a potential solution. others fear timing and fairness remain concerns.
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Wilt Lifts 76ers Past Cincinnati Royals, 127-122
Wilt Chamberlain led the Philadelphia 76ers to a 127-122 victory over the Cincinnati Royals in a high scoring game. He scored 15 of his team’s first 17 points in the third quarter while teammate Hal Greer added key free throws late to seal the win. The crowd of 9,886 watched as Philadelphia built a 104-88 lead with 8 1/2 minutes remaining. The Royals battled back to within three late, but the 76ers held on.
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Tood Pats In the First Half, Broke Loose For 4S Plainview's Ronnie Peret
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Pasarell Edlefsen Enter Tennis Tourney
In Salisbury Maryland Charles Pasarell and Tom Edlefsen ranked 12th and 13th among U S players entered the National Indoor Tennis Championships opening February 15. Edlefsen, a Southern California senior, rose as a 1961 tourney standout by beating Roy Emerson and Arthur Ashe before losing to Dennis Ralston in the semifinals. Pasarell, UCLA senior and Puerto Rico native, makes his first national indoor appearance.
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Baseball Writers Honor 1964 Stars At New York Banquet
About 1 400 attendees at the New York Chapter Baseball Writers dinner saluted Brooks Robinson Elston Howard Bob Gibson and Zach Wheat among others. Robinson won the Sid Mercer Memorial Award for Player of the Year 1964 and led the American League with 118 runs while earning a Gold Glove. Howard received the Good Guy Award hitting .313 for the Yankees. Wheat was lauded for his 1918 hitting pace and lifetime .317 average. Gibson captured the Babe Ruth Award for the 1984 World Series after two Cardinals wins and a Series record 31 strikeouts.
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Celtics star Naulls hurt early in Knicks game
Willie Naulls, Celtics forward, suffered a concussion after slipping on an offensive rebound in the first minute against New York. He was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital for observation. He required two stitches on his forehead and sustained a bruise under the left eye.
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Dixie Little League Sets Meet Thursday
An organizational meeting of the Dixie Little League is scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m. at Bayless School. All managers, coaches, parents, and interested persons are invited to attend. The meeting will include ground use discussions for 1985 and the preparation of eight sponsors lists.
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