District 4-AAAA teams win two holiday tourney titles
District 4-AAAA squads with a 66 25 overall mark claimed two tournament titles during the holidays Monterey won the Caprock Hereford claimed the Muleshoe crown and Plainview fell two points short in an 84 83 final to Hobbs The district 5-AAAA teams also secured two crowns Big Spring won the Borger title and Permian beat Midland Lee for the Howard Payne Invitational crown
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Monterey
Caprock
Hereford
Muleshoe
Plainview
Eagles
Big Spring
Permian
Midland Lee
Squeakers Highlight Loop Start Districts Rally In Round One
In 9-AAA Ector edged Monahans 65-62 in Odessa in overtime while Andrews narrowly defeated Seminole 70-68 on the Indians home court. Fort Stockton beat Pecos 78-44 as 3-AAA saw Estacado topple Lake View 67-55 ending a five game skid. Dunbar edged Snyder 56-55 in OT. Lamesa beat Colorado City 60-42. Sweetwater downed Brownfield 57-49. Dumas remains a championship contender at 14-5. Permian leads 3-AAA with 13-3. District 4-AAAA clubs reach 12 plus wins. Plainview 18-2 and Monterey 15-2 lead.
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the Roses
Ector
Monahans
Odessa
Andrews
Seminole
Indians
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Panthers
South Plains
Estacado
Lake View
Matador
Dunbar
Snyder
Tigers
Lamesa
Colorado City
Darkhorse
Sweetwater
Brownfield
Dumas
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Demons
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Pampa
Tascosa
Monterey
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Ecto
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Guymon
Prris
Carlsbad
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Deter
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Mona
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Pecoh
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Otis
Swactwater
Eastwood
Hobbs
Ectorae
Lockney
Folestice
HIG
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Corona
Befer
Caprock
Plainview
Amarillo
Coronado
Lubbock
Midland
Abilene Eearoes
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Midland Lee
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Area AAA Standings and Scores Snapshot
The report shows partial standings with teams and scores including Colorado Pere 48 and City-68 Post 6, 60 Merkel Si 57 Stamford paneer apent gresiralerme with scattered figures. Other entries list Lub 2 Andrews 60 68 wemiln 63 Windadenahans 6 57 Brownfield, reflecting a fragmented standings page.
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Colorado
CITY
Post
Merkel Si
Stamford Paneer Apent Gresiralerme
Andrews
Wemiln
Windadenahans
Brownfield
Caprock Tops Amarillo In Tight District Action
Caprock defeated Amarillo 62 to 53 in a tense Caprock at Hereford schedule standout. The standings show Caprock 62, Amarillo 53 with Tascosa and Borger near the top as prep basketball continues across the district.
Baylor Bears Ride Tyler Transfers To Palmetto Run
Tyler transfers Willie Chatmon and Roy Thomas starred as Baylor reached the Palmetto tournament final in Charleston S C losing 78-76 in overtime to Navy. Chatmon earned tournament MVP as Baylor beat Mississippi 132-113 with Chatmon scoring 36. Other results include Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Texas, and upcoming SWC schedules.
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Associated Press
Baylor
Bill Menefee
Tyler Junior College
Waco
Bears
Menefee
Willie Chatmon
TJC
Chatmon
Tyler
Roy Thomas
Thomas
Charleston
S.C
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Chatman
Mississippi
Johnny Neumann
Neumann
Texas Ia&m
Greenville
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New Mexico State
Las Cruces
N.M
Texas
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Georgia Tech
Rice
Red Raiders Host Northern Colorado In Coliseum Showdown
Las Cruces standout Knolle scores 55 in two games at Las Cruces tournament. He led New Mexico Tech with 24.0 ppg while shooting 50 percent as Lowery averaged 18.6. Northern Colorado, led by Bannister 13.3 and Hilton 12.7, visits Tech after a 3 0 start. Tickets on sale at the Tech office or Coliseum gates.
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Knolle
Pacific
New Mexico Staters
Wood
Tech
Lowery
Raiders
Northern Colorado
Twa
New Mexico
Carroll College
University of Montana
New
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Bears
Bannister
Dan Hilton
Jerry Green
Coliseum
Top 25 Upsets and Wins Highlight Saturday College Hoops
South Carolina defeated Clemson 81-53 behind a tight defense to extend their nine game win streak as No. 2. Drake fell 60-59 to Cincinnati ending an eight game run. UCLA, Marquette, USC, Western Kentucky, Kentucky, Jacksonville, and Tennessee also posted notable results with varied margins.
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Associated Press
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Mississippi State
Frank McGuire
John Roche
Roche
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Johnson
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Steve Wenderfer
Tom Bush
Meminger
Bob Lackey
Titans
Wednesday Wrestling Show at Fair Park Coliseum
Defending champion Pak Song meets Killer Karl Kox for the Western States Championship at Fair Park Coliseum with the main event set for 8:30 p.m. Six matches follow a one fall or one hour time limit format including Rufus R. Jones versus The Beast and a tag team bout Ricky Romero and Nick Kozak against Mr. Wrestling and Gladiator. Other bouts feature Bull Ramos versus Bobby Duncum and Gorgeous George Jr. versus Buck Robley.
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Pak Song
Karl Kox
Fair Park Coliseum
Rufus R. Jones Vs
the Beast
Ricky Romero
Nick Kozak
Mr. Wrestling
Gladiator
Bull Ramos
Bobby Duncum
Gorgeous
George Jr
Buck Robley
Court Wins West Australian Singles Title in Perth
Margaret Court of Australia defeated Britain's Virginia Wade 6 1 6 2 in 37 minutes to claim the West Australian women's singles crown at Royal Kings Park. Court and Evonne Goolagong added the doubles title by beating Wade and Winnie Shaw 6 4 7 5.
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Margaret’ Court
Australia
Britain
Virginia Wade
Royal Kings Park
Evonne Goolagong
Mrs. Wade
Winnie Shaw
Saturday Cage Scores From East to West
A wide spread of college basketball scores reports many results across conferences and regions. Notable winners include Rutgers over Pitt by 97 to 7 and Miami Florida defeating Oklahoma City 90 to 87, with teams like Saint Louis, Vanderbilt, and North Carolina likely among others noted in the roundup.
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