NFLPA offers to help recruit via Florida golf trip to draftees
Pete Retzlaff president of the NFL Players Association says the group will open its Hollywood Florida golf tournament to NFL draftees as an inducement to meet future teammates. He says the trip would help keep players from signing with the American League and would occur the first week of January, aiding drafted players during school recess.
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Basketball scores from scattered conferences and pro games
Scores roll in from the East and Midwest with Maryland edging George Mason 68 67 in the ACC. Virginia Tech beats South Carolina? in the ACC? Vanderbilt? The list includes many mismatches and odd spellings. Pro games show Syracuse 125 over Boston 111 and San Francisco 133 over Cincinnati 126 as top marks of the night.
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Bula Nips Pep In District 6 B Showdown
In a district 6 B contest Bula earned a 47 43 victory over Pep keeping their perfect league record intact Curtis Archer led Bula with 7 points and Sarah Jones added 16 for the visitors Pep fell to 4 2 and can still lead the standings Pep won the girls game 33 23 to improve to 4 2 while Bula’s girls drop to 2 4 Janie Kuhler tallied 13 for Pep in a balanced attack
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New Deal Sweeps Two From Wilson
New Deal defeated Wilson in a Friday twinbill with the boys winning 61 to 37 and the girls 40 to 33. Randy Peeples scored 32 in the boys game while Dan Webb added 11 for Wilson. Phil Reagan led the New Deal girls with 28 points and Delphene Menzer had 14 for Wilson.
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Mustangs Down Pecos 77 52 In Andrews Showdown
Four Andrews players reached double figures as the Mustangs routed Pecos 77 to 52. Emory Smith led Andrews with 15 points, Darrell Lawson 13, Randy Williams and Bert Griffith 12 each, while Pecos top scorer Larry Lumpkin had 20.
Monsters Nab ABC Boys Win By 25 24
Caroll Mathis sealed a 25 24 victory for the Monsters over the Tigers with a late free throw. Dewayne Powell led the Tigers with 12 points in the Midget League, while Tommy Hewitt scored 10 for the Monsters. In Pee Wee action Mike Davis scored 11 for the Cardinals in a 20 13 loss to the Pirates. Jackie Crawford added 8 for the Pirates, and Worley Stien led the Yellow Jackets with 5 in a 7 5 win over the Bobcats.
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Ski conditions at multiple Colorado area resorts
Reports from Taos Taos Ski Valley Santa Fe Basin La Madera Blanca Cimudcrofts and nearby areas describe varied conditions. Taos and Santa Fe report good to excellent skiing with bases ranging from 28 to 48 inches and clear roads. Some resorts face limited operations due to debris and late snow.
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Westerners Narrowly Fall to Pampa as League Race Tightens
In a close battle, Matson and Swanson led Lubbock High against Pampa with a late rally narrowing the gap to 67-65 before Kreis sealed it with a late free throw. Lubbock’s Don Apple’s team later topped Pampa’s B team 69-42 as Milburn and Washington each had 13 points.
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Baylor Bears and Texas Tech Raiders Struggle in Conference Play
Baylor averages 53.7 points while Tech posts 60.2 in conference play. both teams yield about 68.5 to 68.5. Baylor trails with losses to Texas and A&M and both beat TCU in Fort Worth. Raiders struggle at 64.6 scoring, 77.0 allowed, with key scorers Wall Denny Hallum and Gindorf leading the way.
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Slaton Tops Denver City In District Opener
Slaton Tigers rally in the fourth quarter to beat Denver City 56-54 and seize first place in the district with a 4-0 record. Larry Burk, Leslie Brown and Weber Tefertiller led Slaton with 14 points each. Denver City’s Pat Hubbard scored 16. In the girls game Wayland beat Slaton 43-19 with Carol Smith scoring 13 for the Bees.
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Clovis Upsets Carlsbad In district basketball thriller
Clovis nipped Carlsbad 64-62 after Jim Martins two late free throws as 3200 fans watched. Jim Shaw led Clovis with 20 points, Linden Fletcher and Bobby Meyer 12 each, Pascal Pollard 11. Carlsbad’s Cliff Jonas scored 20. Carlsbad played without Jim Orgain. Clovis won the B game 62-50 with Richard Garcia 16 points.
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Plainsmen Dominate Pele Mium in First Round Clash
Plainsmen rout Pele Mium 84 to 43 as Palo Duro suffers ninth league loss. Jones scores 22 points while Schmid Haggard and Storrs reach double figures. Monterey maintains sole second, Pampa leads the standings with four games left. Plainsmen host Tascoala and then face league leader Pampa at home.
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Anton Takes Two From Whitharral
Anton won two District 5-B games against Whitharral Friday night. In the boys game Anton won 53 to 48 with J D Harrell scoring 22 and Sharon Cooper 17 for Anton. Latricia Hayes led Whitarral with 18 while Jerry Sires had 14 and Terry Gage 13.
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Morton and Muleshoe split cage games in district action
Morton girls edged Muleshoe 29 25 as Lynne Freeland led with 18 points and Dianne Chappel added 16 for the losers. Morton boys fell 40 37 to Muleshoe with Charles Ledbetter scoring 13 and Dick Allison 14 for the visitors.
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Lubbock Indoor Records Across Divisions Highlight Standout Times
A compilation of top marks from university, junior college and high school divisions at the Lubbock indoor meet. Notable performances include Don Styron 7.0 in 60 yard hurdles and Ralph Alspaugh posting multiple sprint records for Texas and Houston runners.
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Yang Leads Strong Indoor Meet Field Tonight
The indoor meet features top sprinters from SMU Texas A&M and Oklahoma with Yang leading a potent field in sprints and hurdles. Notable entrants include Adolph Plummer Richardson and Langham in the 300 yard dash while Aussies Lawler Moore and Lawrence highlight the mile. A special high school shot put event features Randy Matson of Pampa. No team champion will be awarded.
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James Jackson
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Charles Mitchell
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Doug Cocker
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Eloy Carrillo
Fort Stockton
Bobby Davis
Brownfield
George Coon
Lubbock High
Mary Carl Rose
Howard County
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Lubbock Christian
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Lubbock Amateur Athletic Assn
Coaches To Meet In City Today
Region One coaches gather in Lubbock at Texas Tech Intramural Building starting 9 a.m. They relocate due to the Lubbock Indoor Track Meet with E J Webb Canyon and C H Keeton Sundown directing. Topics include Coaching School All Star nominations and sport-specific clinics led by area high school coaches.
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Petersburg Wins Fifth Straight in District Showdown
Petersburg Buffaloes rout Lorenzo 61-38 to stretch district win streak as Terry Scarborough scores 23 and Jack Scarborough 15. Lorenzo tops Petersburg girls 61-24 with Jayne Jennings 20 and Penny Beavers 17. Petersburg also takes boys B game 25-24 led by Wayne Roberson 13.
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Roosevelt Wins Two Cage Tilts
In Southland, Roosevelt defeated Southland in District 7-B play. The boys won 45 to 6 while the girls triumphed 69 to 43. Kenneth Coffey led Roosevelt scoring with support from Doug Pounds and Judy Wooley. Rod Callaway and Judy Pounds paced Southland.
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Rice spring football clinic set for March 7 to 9
Rice University will host its annual spring coaching clinic March 7 8 and 9 according to Athletic Director Jess Neely A Blue Gray intra squad game will conclude the final afternoon of the clinic at Rice Stadium or campus facilities with participants invited from the university and surrounding area.
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NMMI Edges South Plains In Tight 66 56 Conference Win
New Mexico Military Institute defeated South Plains 66 to 56 on Friday to improve to 4-5 in Western Junior College Conference play. Frank Raspen led NMMI with 18 points, while Cecil Marshall added 13 and Max Swinburn 12 for South Plains. South Plains drops to 1-6 in conference play as Frank Phillips of Borger visits for next game.
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Hobbs Rout Lovington for District Title Push
Hobbs routed Lovington 89 to 49 to strengthen its District 4-A lead. Ralph Tasker’s Eagles improved to 8-0 in league play and 20-0 overall, while Lovington dropped to 0-7 in district and 7-12 on the year. Thirteen Hobbs players saw action with 11 points from Clif Powell and John Stafford, 10 from Floyd Abbot and Tom Carter, and Lovington’s Jerry Wilson led all scorers with 16. Jim Lamond and Dave Caudle added 13 and 10 for the losers.
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Plainview Bulldogs Top Amarillo Tascosa 56 44
In Amarillo Plainview Bulldogs beat Amarillo Tascosa 56 44 to move into a third place tie with Lubbock and Amarillo High in District 3 AAAA. Ronnie Perez led with 22 points while Paul Aday added 13. Tascosa’s Bill Bogan and Ed Tucker had 13 and 12 respectively.
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Ropesville Wins to Tie for District Lead
Ropesville Eagles beat New Home 54-44 to pull even with Meadow atop District 11-B. Gerald Smith David Cain and Ray Witt led with 14 points each. New Home got 11 from Terry Brown Ken McClung and Elton George.
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Livestock markets report Chicago and Fort Worth AP
The butcher hog market opened the week with small offerings and higher prices, mixed grades bringing 16.25 to 16.75 for 190 to 220 pound weights, while weights up to 300 pounds sold from 14.85 up. Cattle and hogs saw steady to higher bids, with steers up to 27.25 for heavy weights and heifers too few to test. Fort Worth summaries show cattle around 24.00 for good heifers and hogs topping 15.75, with sheep limited and eggs delivered to Chicago easing slightly.
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Panama Adjusts Soap Import Duties Imminent
Panama plans changes to soap import duties with new rates expected to take effect soon. Government officials indicated the revisions aim to adjust trade protections and consumer prices while aligning with regional policies.
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