Plainsmen Fall as Pampa Dominates at Monterey
Pampa upends Monterey 63 to 45 in frigid conditions. Monterey shot 20 percent from the floor while Pampa hit 54 percent on 25 of 46. Dan Irons led Monterey with 16 points, Grady Newton 11 and Newton 14 rebounds while Irons had nine boards. Monterey trailed 21-15 at halftime.
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Renner
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Geeee
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Isaac
Mike Martin
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Goodwin
Lusk
Claude Harris
Fred Mitchell
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Lubbock High
Lubbock High Westerners Rally To Upset Palo Duro Dons
The Lubbock High Westerners upset Palo Duro 56-48 at their new tartan gym, improving to 5-12 while Palo Duro falls to 4-? as both teams linger with turnovers and uneven shooting. Guards Cadena Lusk and Goodwin sparked an early 15-5 run, keeping the lead throughout the game.
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Dave Daniel
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Lamesa tops Estacado 56 45 in district loop game
Lamesa used a strong third quarter to pull away from Estacado 56-45 in District 3-AAA. Kent McCurley led Lamesa with 13 points and 19 rebounds, while Davis Sisson added 10 and Ted Jackson 11. Estacado’s Kenneth Williams and Nathaniel Cage each scored 11 as the Matadors hit 13 of 44 field goals.
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Ted Jackson
Don Boyd
Tors
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Kenneth Williams
Nathaniel Cage
Larry Issac
Williams
Cage
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Estacado
Tech edges Chargers on late surge for 87 79 win
Tech built an 11 1 surge after a 45 all tie to lead 56 49 as Little scored five in the rally and Clint Hooper added 10 in the second half to reach 16 points. Jim Loft contributed 14 as Tech pulled away from the Raiders in a high tempo game.
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Palomar
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Landry Defends Staubach Run Heavy NFC Title Game
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry says Roger Staubach scrambled more than usual in the NFC championship win over San Francisco. Staubach rushed eight times for 55 yards and connected on a 17-yard pass to sustain a long drive. Landry attributes the scrambles to San Francisco’s defense and notes Staubach’s growing role as the No. 1 QB.
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Texan Tech Tops Athletes In Action 87 SMU 9 Percent
A crowded scoreboard shows Texan Tech defeating Athletes In Action 87 to 79 with SMU listed at 9 percent. Oklahoma won in overtime 82 to Mission State 79 as other college scores and teams are noted in a long summary of games across divisions. The report ends with a canceled game between Lubbock Christian and Seagraves due to snow.
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Idaho State
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Davidson
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Georgetown
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Tennessee Wesleyan
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Baldwin-Wallace
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Wasrleg
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Centenary
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Salem
W.va
Alcorn
A&m
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Madison
Clinch Valley
Georgia Southern
Stetson
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Siena
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Presbyterian
Minnesota
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Friends & King
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Jim Eddins
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Gary Bowe
Texas Tech
Gene Katherline
Ron Douglas
Steve Niems
Derry Cochran
Clint Hopper
Tech
Mike Warden
Dunbar Bops C-City 84 67 In District Action
Dunbar routs Colorado City 84 67 Tuesday night as nine players score. Panthers lead 55 4 entering final period and win to move to 8 10 overall and 1 1 in District I AAA. C City falls to 0 2 in league with 16 4 reading.
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George Smith
Melvin Jackson
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Jerome Hopkins
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Hawkins lifts Suns past Bulls in rough win
Connie Hawkins scored five late points and made a key interception as the Phoenix Suns beat the Chicago Bulls 112-108. Mel Counts added 18 points while Chet Walker led Chicago with 26 as tempers flared in a roughly played NBA clash.
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Love Witt
Plains rally fuels 59 49 win over Christ the King
Plains trailed early but surged in the second period to beat Christ The King High School 59 to 49. Mike Blount led Plains with 17 points, Joey Lowe 15, Chris Carter 10, while CTK’s Mike Bessire scored 20 and James Ribardy 14. Plains dominated the boards 42 31 led by Tom Rapier 15 and Bessire 10. Plains JV won 50 24.
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Trojans
Mike Blount
Joey Lowe
Chris Carter
Mike Bessire
CTK
James Ribardy
Tom Rapier
SMU Edges Oklahoma in 92-? OT Thriller
SMU Mustangs beat Oklahoma Sooners 92 to 84 in overtime paced by Bobby Rollings 19 points. Oklahoma guard Bobby Jack scored 26 points and John Gorman hit a late layup to force OT. Rick Billik iced it with two free throws with three seconds left.
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Bumgardner Named Aggie Academic Counselor
Max Bumgardner 48 a longtime Angelo State University coach and teacher has joined Texas A M as academic counselor succeeding Felix Gibson who moves to the counseling and testing office. Bumgardner and his wife will reside in Henderson Hall to supervise the athletic dormitory. He played end at the University of Texas in the 1940s and spent a season with the Detroit Lions before coaching at Denison High School and later moving to San Angelo in 1950.
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Huskies Stun Indiana With Big Second Half
DeKalb powered by Jim Bradley and Billy Harris toppled fifth-ranked Indiana 71 to 44. Wright scored zero for the Hoosiers as DeKalb built a 10-3 early lead and ran away, earning their seventh win in eight games.
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Jim Bradley
Billy Harris
Indiana
Jobie Wright
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Razorbacks Fall To Mississippi State In Starkville
Mississippi State edged Arkansas 79 75 in Starkville. Arkansas junior Martin Terry scored 29 points to lead all players while State guard Jack Bouldin had 20. State led most of the second half and held an eight point edge at 72 64 before Arkansas mounted a late rally. Arkansas record drops to 3 9 while State climbs to 8 2.
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Curry lifts Coronado past Amarillo 46 45 in late rally
Coronado, led by Mark Curry with 19 points, erased a 45 43 deficit in the final seconds. Curry converted a three point play with three seconds left after a pass sequence from Tom West and Sam West. Harold Crowe scored 23 for the Sandies, while Bill Wallis added 11 for Coronado. The Amarillo Sandies built a 37 25 advantage before Coronado surged, forcing a 43 43 tie early in the fourth.
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Houston Names Clarence Daniel New Football Assistant
Clarence A. Daniel, 38, named to a Houston assist coach post following tenure at Wyoming. He replaces Melvin Robertson and will coach the Houston defense as the Raiders face Arkansas State and Southern Illinois in a three games in five days stretch. Daniel has 16 years coaching at multiple levels including Colorado State and the Naval Academy.
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Dodd to resign as Georgia Tech athletic director
Atlanta AP reports Bobby Dodd will resign before the next football season and become athletic director emeritus due to health issues similar to those that ended his head coaching career after 1966. The move follows a bleak statement on Tech football and possible dismissal of coach Bud Carson.
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Georgia Tech
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Atlanta Constitution
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Dodd
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Maloney
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Devaney Named Coach of the Year by FWAA
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney topped Alabama's Bear Bryant and Iowa State's Johnny Majors in FWAA voting by more than 1 300 writers to earn the national coach of the year award. The 1970 winner was Northwestern's Alex Agase.
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Bear" Bryant
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Johnny Majors
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Alex Agase
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