Quitaque Quintets Dominate District in Tight Race
Quitaque coach Muir notes Flomo t has edge on the road but home court advantage shifts in district play. He describes a small town basketball culture built around a strong junior program and a legacy of winning, with four juniors and one senior in the lineup.
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Jerry Merrell
Stanley Price
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Perry Brunson
Gary Chandler
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Cage
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Smallfry
Sanchez Hinojosa tops high school boxing results in decisive bouts
The high school boxing event lists numerous weight class results with Sanches Hinojosa and opponents from Levelland Abilene Clovis Amarillo Lamesa Lubbock and more. Winners include Saldonia Quiada def Omar Garza Renaldo Hinginsa def Tony Sanchez Robby Watt def Charles Rubio and multiple others with decisions and TKOs across divisions.
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Abilene
Omar Garza
Levelland
Kenneth Johnson
Jimmy Bowie
Amarillo
Rusty Pree
Monty Morton
Renaldo Hinginsa
Tony Sanchez
Marty Rice
Amarilo
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Robby Watt
Charles Rubio
Cievis
Charlie Lavato
Bonecrusher
Perez
Lamesa
Larry Green
Clovis
Robert Boyd
Buddy Moline
Joe Garcia
JackieLinton
Dickie Morton
David Deleon
Idef
Gary Kirksey
Pioneers Win Home Opener Night of Golden Gloves Highlights
The Fair Park Coliseum hosted the Golden Gloves regional preliminaries with 20 fights including 11 high school bouts and nine open class bouts. Notable results include Sardonia Quiada defeating Omar Garza on points, Renaldo Hinojosa stopping Tony Sanchez in the second, Jackie Linton scoring a technical knockout over Dickie Morton, and Aaron Byrd edging Morgan Hickman in the open division.
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Kenneth Johnson
Levelland
Fair Park Coliseum
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Terry Davis
Gary Page
Avalanche-Journal
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Omar
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Clovis
Jackie Linton
Linton
Dickie Morton
Morton
Dazen
Paul Padilla
Abilene
Salvador Murilla
Padilla
Mmet
Aaron’ Byrd
Morgan Hickman
Hickman
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Yoxers
Tech star Holub recalls NFL AFL path and injuries
Kansas City memories reveal E J Holub's rise from early knee setbacks at Texas Tech to becoming an AFL standout with the Chiefs. He discusses recruitment by Notre Dame and Oklahoma, Stram's lessons, seven knee operations, a hamstring fix, and his switch from defense to offense after Gilliam's retirement.
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Lykins Roadrunners Crush SPC 65-48 in Lubbock matchup
Lubbock Christian College’s Roadrunners surged to a 65-48 win over South Plains College as Randy Lykins dominated boards in the first half and John Eperson and John Copeland fueled the rally. Lee’s defense limited the Texans to 28.6 percent shooting as LCC moved to 14-6.
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Perryton Tops Muleshoe for First District Win
Perryton beat Muleshoe 58 to 43 in District 1-AAA action Friday night. Don Graham scored 17 for Perryton, Jerry Putman had 16 for Muleshoe, and LCC’s Texans moved to 11-7 overall and 1-2 in league play.
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Jerry Putman
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LCC Chaparrals Rout South Plains In College Hoop
South Plains College led by Albert Moore with 13 points defeated the Picadors 55.1 percent shooting and 27 of 49 from the floor as a crowd of 500 applauded. Bruce Mundy scored the other points as LCC built a 20 to 25 point advantage before South Plains faded late.
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Red Raiders rally falls short after Lowery's 11-for-11
Sophomore Greg Lowery started on the bench and went 11-for-11 from the field and 10-for-11 from the line for 30-plus points, leading Texas Tech. Gene Knolle added 19 before fouling out as Steve Hardin had 14 points and 14 rebounds. Tech with 16 turnovers and late free throw misses could not close the Owls’ comeback. Coach Bob Bass lamented the team’s failed presses and offense.
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Jamieson Excels With 10 Under In Golf Meet
Spectator recounts Jim Jamieson firing a 10 under par round as Miller, using a new putter and sand wedge, praises a remarkable day. The run included birdies early at five and a late surge with birdies on 16 17 and a 41 foot eagle bid on 18.
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Miller
Plainview Bull dogs top Canyon 60 49 in league clash
Paul Cypert scored 19 points to lift Plainview to a 60-49 victory over Canyon. The Bulldogs improve to 23-4 while Canyon drops to 14-7 with Keith Keeling scoring 12 for Canyon. Plainview also won the junior varsity game 64-49.
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Paul Cypert
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