Snyder Knocks Off Lamesa 58-49 In Key 3-AAA Contest
Snyder defeated Lamesa 58 to 49 in a pivotal 3-AAA basketball clash. The win highlights Snyder’s bid for league position as the teams clash for dominance in district play.
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Tech backcourt backer leads South Plains selections
Estacado star Isaac earned MVP honors after a standout season with the Matadors as Plano and Gregory-Portland share top South Plains selections. Howard logged 206 tackles, and Akins and Thomas drew major votes for offense. Coaches praised several veterans while outlining lineup decisions for next year.
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Chaffee Takes Third In Slalom At Kransika Gora
Rick Chaffee of Rutland Vermont finished third in the slalom at Kransika Gora Yugoslavia, posting 112.35 as Andrej Bacheleda of Poland won with 115.22 and Allain Penz of France took second at 111.62 in a close race.
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Slaton tops Roosevelt 64 to 59 in district basketball
Lloyd Kitten scored 21 as Slaton beat Roosevelt 64 59 to move to 14 7 overall and 3 1 in District 4 AA. Plainview routed Caprock 46 6 with four starters in double figures led by Dale Campbell and 21 by Reggie Hargrove. Caprock’s Greg Day had 15. James Conwright scored 16 for Caprock and T W Whitfield 11.
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Canyon blitzes Tulsa in district clash led by Podzemny
Canyon defeated Tulsa 74 59 Friday night as Mike Podzemny scored 23 points. Sammy Quintenella added 14 for Tulsa. Canyon JV won 67 45. In other district games Dum as edged Levelland 62 60 and Muleshoe beat Perryton 62 a7.
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District 2-AAA Ector leads with 2-0 in league play
Ector over Pecos 88-66 and Monahans 72-57, Kermit 59-58 over Fort Stockton. Fort Stockton and Monahans are 2-1, Pecos and Seminole 0-3, Slaton girls topple Roosevelt 79-32, Tahoka edges Frenship 47-46 to go 2-1 in league.
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District 8-B Borden County Triumphs Over Flower Grove
Borden County and Flower Grove met in a district 8 B contest with Borden County edging Flower Grove 69 to 20. Charles Billock led with 16 points and Jimmy Ross added 14 for Flower Grove. The FG girls won 39 to 34.
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Royals Lose 12th Straight in Overtime Thriller
Tony Kirk hit two free throws in overtime as Detroit Pistons edged the Kansas City Royals 151 132 after regulation tied 40 40. Steve Bigham scored 10 for the Lions who improved to 5 9 and 3 1. Hale
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Savages Roll Past Jackrabbits in High-Scoring Tilt
In a frantic game, Williams and Ray Langston lead the Savages with late free throws and a 24 point effort from Langston. The Ralls Jackrabbits trailed as Denver City was routed, with Byrd, Williams, and Harris fueling a second half surge to pull away.
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Dimmitt tops Lockney in close LA Open action
Dimmitt built its record to 30 with a 46 45 win over Lockney as Jerry Matthews led the Bobcats with 13 points and Cleo McGee had 16 for the Longhorns Lockney dropped to 2 1 in league play The Dimmitt girls won 55 42 with Nancy Tisdale scoring 26 Paula Cummings led Lockney with 22 The Dimmitt JV beat Lockney 73 26 Morton also moved ahead by routing Orton 88 yes scoring details and further game notes appeared in the report
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Lakers extend lead as Hawks crumble in late tilt
The Lakers built a 62-46 halftime edge and widened to 92-61 late in the third as Atlanta coach Richie Guerin benched starters for a rookies lineup. The Lakers improve to 39-3 in 42 games, widening their division lead over the Hawks in the NBA Pacific Coast race.
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Big Eight stars headline Hula Bowl preview in Honolulu
South and North squads feature Big Eight players including Ron Estay Patulski and Higginbotham joined by Midwestern stars. Oklahoma and Colorado split reps while college backs such as Ed Mariere from Cornell join the mix as Friday game time is set for 3 5 p.m. CST.
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Rookie led Rockets past Nets in ABA thriller
Rookie Dave Robisch scored 29 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to power the Denver Rockets to a 107-104 comeback win over the New York Nets. Rick Barry erupted for 43 for New York, who led early 10-2 before Denver seized the lead with six minutes left in the second quarter.
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Late Charge Nips Condors
The Kentucky Colonels rallied in the fourth quarter to beat the Pittsburgh Condors 120-102 in ABA play. Trailing 84-82 entering the final period, Kentucky pulled away after Louie Dampier’s go ahead three at 7:33, with Issel scoring 28 and Gilmore 23 while Verga led Pittsburgh with 28.
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