Plainview Bulldogs coast to 74 62 win over Lubbock Westerners
Plainview dominated early and pulled away to beat the Lubbock Westerners 74 to 62 at Chapman Fieldhouse in District 3-AAAA action. Jackie Swanner and Tommy Aday, each with 18 points, sparked the Bulldogs, who connected on 26 of 33 free throws while limiting Lubbock’s scoring to one field goal in the second quarter.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Kroll Sets Early Pace in Los Angeles Open Round
Ted Kroll grabbed a one stroke lead after opening with a 65 in the Los Angeles Open as Arnold Palmer and other big names struggled. Roy Sage led scoring in other local games while Cary Middlecoff marked his 40th birthday with a 72 in his return to formal competition.
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Eric Monti
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Dutch) Harrison
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South Pasadena
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Patricia Avenue
Totals 17 34 17 3 2s i nos
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Ingo's Protege Secures Crucial Victory in Sweden
In Goteborg Omart Risberg, light heavyweight stablemate of ex-champion Ingemar Johansson, scored an important win tonight. The bout showed Risberg’s rising form as he presses toward higher title consideration in the European circuit.
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Pitt Coach Predicts Baseball Season Could Stretch All Summer
Pittsburgh reports coach Lewis of the University says college baseball may play into summer with teams fielding as many as 40 to 6 games a season due to trends. He warned schedules could extend through the warm months. American Association Baseball Coach King commented.
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Lamesa Edges Levelland In Rough District Showdown
Levelland led 21-10 early but Lamesa rallied to a 58-55 victory. Key free throws, late scoring, and turnovers shaped a tense finish as Lamesa held off Levelland despite fouls and missed chances.
College Cagers Blame Telecasts For Dulling Stars
college basketball coaches say televised games hurt players and reduce effort as the Senior Bowl and other events attract attention. Mentors argue shows in Mobile and elsewhere drive up costs and tempt stars to chase fame, echoing fears that pro telecasts spoil college talent.
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Monterey Lancers Stun Borger In District Showdown
Monterey overcame an early deficit to beat Borger 60 to 52, led by John Crippen with 21 points and Buddy Gregory 13 as the Lancers improved to 9-6 overall and 2 in district play. Welch paced Borger with 15, while Bumpass added 12 for the Plainsmen.
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Odessa College tops South Plains in Pioneer Conference opener
Odessa College Wranglers beat South Plains College 80 to 60 as Billy Lang 18, Berzec 17 and Ken Mores 16 led the scoring. Don Ham Rudmond and Tommy Morris each had 19 for South Plains, but Odessa pulled away after halftime and led 60-37 entering the final period. The win followed earlier tournament notes about Dunbar and Odessa.
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Harlem Stars topple Rens 84 to 71 in Exhibition
Goose Tatum stars for Harlem Stars in a 84 71 victory over the New York Rens at Municipal Coliseum Friday night. Tatum and Sweetwater Clifton provide crowd entertainment as Harlem pulls away after halftime.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
ACC and SEC action with multiple results including Tennessee Wesleyan 81 over Morris 70, Emory & Henry 101 over a opponent, Central Michigan 63, Temple 60, Manhattan 6, Rhode Island 90, and Boston 108 over Bett 103. Teams and exact opponents are inconsistently listed due to OCR errors.
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Former big leaguer Fred Luderus dies at 75
Fred Luderus, 75, former major league first baseman, died at his Three Lakes home Thursday night from an apparent heart attack. His MLB career spanned 1906 to 1920 starting with the Chicago Cubs and the last 11 years with the Philadelphia Phillies. His lifetime batting average was .20.
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Seminole Defeats Andrews for Second District Victory
Seminole Indians extend league lead with a 61 to 39 win over the Andrews Mustangs on Friday night. Kenneth Huggkins scored 20, Bob Measles 17, Ronny Norton 10 as Seminole built early leads and maintained control, while Andrews state Charles Hillis led the Mustangs with 12. B team: Seminole 53, Andrews 30.
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