Pan Dunbar 64 57. Tors stay 2nd in 3-AAA chase
Lamesa's Larry Collins leads with 17 as Gary Dunbar adds 14 in a 64-57 win to keep the Golden Tors a game behind league leader Sydner. Dunbar’s B team won 68-? while Dunbar slips to 11-11 overall and 4-2 in league.
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Larry Collins
Gary Dunbar
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Lasuict
Golden Tors
Snyder
Kent McCurley
Steve Sims
Borger Defeats Coronado 72 48 in Regional Match
Borger pulled away in the fourth quarter to win 72 to 48 against Coronado. Coronado played without starter Tom West due to illness and led 33 55 entering the final period. Borger outscored the ponies 24 0 in the final frame as Mike Burnley led Coronado with 18 points and Russell Dickson contributed. Coronado’s two double figure scorers were Wallis with 21 and Care rso with 10.
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Mustangs
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Bulldogs
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Chuck Ballman
Russell Dickson
Bi Wallis
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Joe Norman
Kelly Utley
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Paraeymie
Daniell
Wei Kirkpatrick
Cook
Crossland
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Wom
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Argentina
Lacksat Carty
Bolivia
Cormady
Borger, VA
Estacado Falls 73-43 to Snyder in 3-AAA Clash
Estacado matadors trailed Snyder early, ending 73 to 43 as Snyder's Dub Preston led with 17 points and 11 rebounds. Estacado drops to 5-17 overall, 3-3 in district, while Snyder improves to 6-0 in league and 19-2 overall.
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Estacado
Andy Freudenrich
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Dim Gintonio
Avalanche-Journal Sporta
Tigers
Nathaniel Cage
Kent Horsley
Tommy Washington
Plainsmen rally to edge Pampa in overtime thriller
Monterey hangs with Pampa early then stalls late in regulation to force overtime. Dan Irons nets a late tip in as Monterey beats Pampa 57-55 in OT for a 17-5 season mark while Estacado falls to 17-1. Newton scores 25, Myatt 15 rebounds late heroics secure the comeback.
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Avalanche
Journal Sports
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Plainsmen
MHS
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Pampa
Harvesters
Marsh Gamblin
Newton
Irons
Blake Christie
Gamblin
McGee Sparks LCHS Victory Over Shallowater 50 48
Kenny McGee scored four of the last 20 seconds to lift Lubbock Christian High School past Shallowater 50 48. Massie led LCHS with 16 points while Blair topped Shallowater with 29. The LCHS B team won 56 31 and Shallowater PB girls beat Seaprayves 39 27. In varsity girls, Shallowater defeated Seagraves 39 14 with Reeves scoring 18.
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Kenny McGee
Lubbock Christian High School
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LCHS
Mustangs
Lubbock Christian
Terry Massie
Steve Blair
Shallowater PB
Seaprayves
Seagraves
Kathi Reeves
Debbie Tupin
Pettit Committed? Reamon Visits Texas Tech Amid Interest
Burle Pettit continues to weigh college options as Reamon visits Texas Tech. The discussion centers on campus life versus facilities, with Reamon noting the social scene and happy black athletes. Missouri and USC loom as potential factors as Heamon weighs where to enroll.
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Teeh
Lubbock
Fommy
Tech
Missouri
USC
Tommy Heamon
Raiders
LHS Wildcats rout Westerners in Lubbock clash 100 to 74
Clovis powered through Westerner defense Tuesday night at Lubbock High Gym, jugando iedereen on the bench as they rolled to a 100-74 victory. Wildcats built a 22-17 edge after one period and never looked back.
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Hist
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Lusk
Packer
Goodwin
Cascamp
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Patterson
Davig Ueth Edwards
New
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Hutler Hill
Keaychum
Murfee
Rosa i
Williams
I McPherson
Lubbock High
Clovia
Willsey Resigns as Cal Football Coach and Director
Ray Willsey, 40, leaves his roles as head football coach and acting director at the University of California Berkeley. Chancellor Albert Bowker accepted the resignation, praising Willsey’s service during difficult years and wishing him well in future endeavors.
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Calif
Ray Willsey
University of California
Albert
H. Bowker
Berkeley
Willsey
Cal
Tag Team Battle Headlines Fair York Coliseum Card
Moose Morawski from Canada teams with Cyclon Negro to face Terry Funk and Dory Funk Sr in a best two of three falls main event at Fair York Coliseum. Other bouts include Jerry Nozak versus Sume Joe, Apache Gringe versus Suni War Cloud, Ann Casey against Marie Lavern, and Alex Perez with Sim Cody opening at 8 20 p.m.
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Sume Joe
Hub City
Apache Gringe
Suni War Cloud
Ann Casey
Marie Lavern
Alex Perez
Sim Cody
HCJC Beats NMJC 87 82 in Western JC Conference clash
Howard County’s HCJC Jayhawks remain undefeated in league play at 11 straight wins after an 87 82 home victory over New Mexico Junior College. Archie Myers led HCJC with 31 points while Ben Garner posted 26 points and 18 rebounds for NMJC.
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Howard County
Archie Myers
New Mexico Junior College
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NMJC
Ben Garner
Thunderbirds
Degrate Leads SWC Rebounding Race Into Title Push
Tex Christian's Simpson Degrate tops a tight four man SWC rebounding race with 10.80 per game, narrowly ahead of Jeff Overhouse, Larry Robinson, and Ruben Triplett as the conference heads into the title stretch. Degrate also averages 20.3 points to pace his group, while Texas Tech's Greg Lowery and Arkansas' Martin Terry lead scoring overall.
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Texas A&m
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Texas
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SMU
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Greg Lowery
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West Beats East 98 90 in All Star Thriller at Forum
West led 87 84 after three quarters as Jabbar scored 12 with three hooks and Havlicek 15. Frazier and Havlicek totaled 15 each, Cowens and Cunningham 14, White 12, Livingston 11, and West MVP Jerry West praised for defense. 17,034 fans watched the All Star classic.
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Robertson
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Cowens
Philadelphia
Bill Cunningham
White
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Cunningham
Lou Hudson
Atlanta
Sharman
Jerry
Oscar
East
Wooden: freshman prospects and JV shift for 1971-72
Coach John Wooden discussed using two freshmen Andre McCarter and Pete Trgovich in future varsity play but favored a stronger junior varsity to develop younger players. He noted juniors or seniors would not join the JV. He cited his 1971-72 USC squad voting results with North Carolina third and Marquette runner-up behind UCLA.
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Pete Trgovich
Wooden
Marquette
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Four Head List For Hall Of Fame Consideration
Pitchers Sandy Koufax and Karly Wynn and sluggers Yogi Berra and Ralph Kiner were top candidates as Baseball Writers Association announces Hall of Fame voting. Votes required: 75 percent of ballots. more than 400 ballots sent. Koufax, 165–87 with four no hitters and a perfect game, enters eligible period. Berra fell 28 votes short last year with .285 and 308 homers. Wynn won 300 games, 244 losses in 23 years with three clubs. Kiner hit 269 homers and later broadcast Mets games.
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Yogi Berra
Ralph Kiner
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Honoring Two Veteran Harness Drivers at Dinner
Ralph Baldwin and John Simpson Sr two veteran trainer drivers will be honored at the U S Harness Writers Association annual dinner on February 14 They have been elected to the Harness Racing Hall of Fame at Goshen New York.
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Ralph Baldwin
John Simpson Sr
Hareness Racing Hall of Fame
Goshen
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