Tampa Grid Coach Headed For ISU
Tampa head football coach Earle Bruce has resigned after one year. He reportedly flew to Ames, Iowa, as Iowa State University prepares a news conference. Johnny Majors recently left Iowa State for Pittsburgh. Dennis Fryzel, Bruce's defensive coordinator, is expected to be named.
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Lamesa Golden Tors Hold Off Matadors 51 46
Lamesa remains 16-2 overall, 2-0 in district after a tight 51-46 win over Estacado. Kent and Harry McCurley led Lamesa with 23 rebounds and 19 points from Harry while Kent added strong defense. Estacado fell to 10-7, 1-1. Willie Outland helped trim the gap late as Matadors’ scoring drought hurt their rally.
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Collins Dominates For Dunbar In Colorado City Victory
Larry Collins scored 22 points and 17 rebounds, sparking Dunbar to a 57 46 win over Colorado City. Calvin Walker added 13, Byron Davis 10, and Collins credited with 15 points and 24 rebounds in a strong team performance as Dunbar pulled away late. Melvin Jackson led Colorado City with 25 points while Dunbar outscored 26 18 in the final quarter.
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CTK Snares Ninth In Row In Texas High School Action
Christ the King Christian School Trojans beat Littlefield 44 37 to extend their winning streak to nine. Mike Bessire led CTK with 16 first half points while Ressire scored 22 for CTK and Randy Cook had 10 for Littlefield. CTK also won the girls game 51 44 with Debby Mosser 29 and Elaine Hassell 16.
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Duo Sparks Knicks Victory Over Bucks at MSG
Jerry Lucas and Bill Bradley surged in the final period to lift the New York Knicks to a 102-92 win over the Milwaukee Bucks at Madison Square Garden. Abdul Jabbar scored 38 for Milwaukee as New York extended its winning streak in the venue to ten games. Lucas and Bradley combined for eight points in the fourth quarter.
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SMU Romps Dallas Baptist 97-72 Behind Hervey 30 Points
SMU beat Dallas Baptist 97 to 72 as Sammy Hervey scored 30 points and Ira Terrell tied a school rebounding record with 22. Terrell added 19 points and SMU held a 65-42 edge on the boards while shooting 51 percent to DBU’s 36.
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Cavaliers End Suns Drought With 111 88 Victory
Austin Carr scored 20 points to lead Cleveland past Phoenix 111 88 for their first win in three years. John Johnson had 16 points and seven assists, Lenny Wilkens 16 points, Rick Roberson 14 points and 13 rebounds as the Cavaliers broke away after a 11 point halftime margin. Connie Hawkins paced the Suns with 19 points and Charlie Scott added 15.
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Temple Star Joe Newman Hurt in Car Crash Tragedy
Temple basketball star Joe Newman was injured in a New Year’s Day auto crash on the Baltimore Washington Parkway. His 16 year old brother was killed in the same accident.
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Pampa Overturns Monterey 58-51 in road win
Harvesters beat Monterey 58-51 as Freddie Wilbon and Dan Irons led Pampa with key baskets. Monterey trailed 26-15 at midgame, narrowed late but could not overcome turnovers and cold shooting, while Pampa dominated the boards 41-30 and won its 10th straight road game.
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Winter Program Set For Reds
Cincinnati Reds players living in the area will start a winter physical training program Wednesday. Trainer Larry Starr, minor league pitching instructor Scott Breeden, and Russ Nixon will lead sessions with pitchers Gary Nolan Jim McGlothin Jack Billingham and outfielder Bobby Tolan. The NL champion Reds begin spring training in Florida in late February.
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Chargers fire Bengtson as Benetson departs staff
San Diego AP reports veteran assistant coach Bengtson was relieved of duties two weeks after a temporary Patriots assignment. Bengtson, 59, who followed Vince Lombardi to the Packers and later coached the Patriots, said he did not seek the exit and will look for new work.
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Writers Name USC Trojans 1972 Football Champions
The 12-0 USC Trojans, who beat Ohio State 42-17 in the Rose Bowl, were named national champions by the Football Writers Association of America. The Grantland Rice Committee voted USC first, Oklahoma second, and Texas third. Nebraska received the only other vote.
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Tuesday Scorecard Highlights A Chaotic Basketball Night
Scores span multiple colleges and pro teams with SMU routing Dallas Baptist 97 to 7, plus NC BL 105 Athletes in Action 48. Michigan State 90 beat Mississippi 82, and NBA clashes feature Phoenix 108, Houston 130, New York 103, Milwaukee 114, Philadelphia 110 as hockey and other leagues show varied results.
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Chaparrals Sign Franz to Five Year Pact
Dallas Chaparrals of the ABA signed five year veteran Ron Franz a 6 foot 7 forward and former Kansas star who averaged seven points in 23 games before being waived by Memphis. The Chaps also placed 6-8 forward Art Becker on waivers after purchasing him from the New York Nets.
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