Monterey racks up 74 57 win over Borger Bulldogs in district action
Rick Dyer led Monterey with 33 points as the Plainsmen defeated Borger 74 57 in District 3 AAAA. Monterey improved to 21 3 and set up a Tuesday clash with league leading Pampa Harvesters at Monterey Gym.
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Roy McQueern
Avalanche-Journal
Rick Dyer
Monterey
Borger Bulldogs
Dyer
Pampa Harvesters
Pampa
Monterey Gym
Joe Michalka
Plains Men
Harvesters
Duane Hunt
Bulldogs
Plainsmen
Borger
Berger
Gary Wright
Bulldog
Carl Taylor
Mike Steinkoenig
Sandies overpower Coronado with press and defense
Amarillo High's rotating defense shifted to a half court press to rattle Coronado Mustangs as the Golden Sandies beat them 81-62 in AAAA action. Tom Malone led with 18 points before fouling out, while Kenneth Manuel, Jerry Johnson, Morris Overstreet and Mark Leaverton provided key scoring.
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Avalanche
Golden Sandies
Coronado Mustangs
Amarillo High
Sandies
Coronado
Sand
Mark Leaverton
Pontes
Sandles
Kenneth Manuel
Jerry Johnson
David Hill
Morris Overstreet
Tart undecided about playing for new team
Teaneck New Jersey AP reports Sev ern Tart star of American Basket Iofits faces a decision after being traded in a deal for Tartiss. Tart, a league ace setter averaging 27 points, remains unsure if he will report to the new club or stay away.
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Teaneck
N.J
Tart
Zaslofsky
Caprock Tops Lubbock Westerners 77 62 In District Opener
Caprock Longhorns overtake Lubbock Westerners 77 to 62 as Lamont Grogan scores 23 and Ken Carson adds 22 for Caprock. Danny Land leads Lubbock with 14 points. Mike Taggart nets 19 for Lubbock. Caprock improves to 1-0 in district and 9-10 overall.
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Butch Waybourn
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Westerners
Caprock Longhorns
Asf
Longhorns
LHS
Lamont Grogan
Grogan
Lubbock High
Capenck Cane
Roberson
Carson Land
Besley
Horneohnson
Pope
Jones Choran
Tzzard
Teague
Taylor A
Elias Lu Meinerke
É Kleinsacsar
Qi Toals
Sue Caprock Sabaweey
Tornadoes explode to big halftime lead in district play
Lamesa built an 88-30 lead by the third quarter as Pat Fees scored 25 to lead all scorers while Glen Fleming and Jerry Mason added double figures for a district win. In other boys games, Brownfield, Crosbyton, Petersburg, and Slaton posted decisive district victories with multiple players in double figures. The roundup includes Brownfield 72-66 over Lake View and San Angelo 60-2 over Big Spring.
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Panthers
Tigers
Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Dunbar
Snyder
Panther Gym
James Skief
Skier
Marc Wilson
Frank Grimmett
Skieff
Jerry Phillips
Tommy Bullard
John Hollins
Robert Williams
Jerry January
Mickey
Almond
Drake Snyder
Charity Land
Curtis Gipson
Wesley Bishop
Kvonald
Gladson
Junior Tigers
Bishop
Ernest Davis
Tornadoes
Lamesa
Pat Fees
Slead
Glen Flemings
Jerry "Tap" Mason
Donnelly
Sweetwater
Levelland
Loboes
Mike Duke
Littlefield
Wildcats
Kevin Hudson
Littleield
Brownfield
Cubg
Lake View Chiefs
Glenn Hallam
Joe Masso
Cub
Gary Baccus
Randall Rogers
Barry Morris
Bob Bruce
Lake View
Joe Keel
Don Bradley
San Angelo
Big Spring
Danny Clendinin
Odessa Permian
Odessa
Abilene
Abilene Cooper
Sunland Reports Weekend High School Scores and District Outcomes
District 10 B action saw Estelline beat Turkey 72-40 while Estelline, now 1-3, featured Setllft with 23 points, David Majors 20 and John King 15. Cooper defeated Sundown 43-37 with Be verly Pierisan scoring 24 and Jimmie Wilson adding 12. District 12 B saw McAdoo win 48-? over Jayton as Tidwell led with 36 and Howell 15. Jayton girls beat McAdoo 52-43 with Cave 24 and Mee Williams 26.
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Bula
Leroy Bradley
Joyce Sowder
Judy Wade
Anthony Altman
Smyer Bobcats
Cotton Center
Okerpn
Jones
Meadow
Union
Lloyd Jordan
Mike Beasley
Mont Floyd
David Dixon
Meading Girls
Shirla Caswell
Vicki Faught
Sundown
Muckmanal
Cooper
Giel
Beverly Pierisan Thi
Jimmie
Wilson
Turkey
Estelline
Rod. Setllft
David Majors
John ‘King
Ee Jones
Eagles
McAdoo
Jayton
Bill Tidwell
James Howell
Mike Fox
Dwight Hickman
Mike Morales
Kenny Nichola
Kitty Cave
Nancy Mee
Williams
Unclear Sports Card Highlights Across ABA NBA Schedules
Fragmented OCR lists teams and scores from basketball schedules and venues. Names like New Jersey Indiana Rochester Baltimore Portland and Providence appear with scattered figures and city references, forming an incoherent summary of games and standings.
LCC Chaparrals Meet South Plains Texans in Junior College Clash
Lubbock Christian College hosts South Plains at 7 30 p m in a Western Junior College Conference game. Chaparrals sit 4 12 overall and 1 3 in conference with Ray Still Van Vernon Carl Love Frankie Haneline Danny Leach Darrell Price and David McNeal among probable starters. Texans stand 10 9 overall and 2 4 in league led by Larry Leek Danny Sledge Ronnie Kenmore Eddie Powell and David Clyde.
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Lubbock Christian Chaparrals
South Plains Texans
LCC
Chaparrals
Ray Still
van Vernon
Carl Love
Frankie Haneline
Danny Leach
Darrell Price
David McNeal
South Plains
Monterey
Danny Sledge
Larry Leek
Texans
Ronnie Kenmore
Eddie Powell
David Clyde
Kidd and Killy Shine in Alpine Downhill Practice
Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont and France’s Jean Claude Killy led the pre Olympic alpine ski practice in Kitzbuehel Austria with the fastest times of 27.2 seconds for the Hausberg to finish run each. The 91 entries eyes the downhill as a key tune up for Grenoble with Kidd and Killy among the top contenders. Akron Goodyear basketball team to tour Mexico in April with five games against the Mexican Olympic team.
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Kitzbuehel
Austria
Billy Kidd
Stowe
France
Jean-Claude Killy
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear
Will Lour
Mexico
Atkins Nips Dunbar to Reach City Cage Meet Final
Atkins edged Dunbar 60-58 in overtime to advance to the finals of the city ninth grade basketball tournament. Estacado defeated Thompson 53-32 and will face Mackenzie at 11:15 a.m. to determine who meets Atkins for the title. Evans eliminated Matthews 42-41 and Hutchinson beat Wilson 52-36 with Wiebusch leading Atkins with 25 and Davis 29 for Dunbar.
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Atkins
Dunbar
Estacado
Thompson
Mackenzie
Evansi
Matthews
Hutchinson
Wilson
Roger Wiebucsh
Glenn Davis
Evans
Slaton
BC All
Coronado Gym
Homenuik Holds One Stroke Lead at Grand Bahama Open
Canadian former PGA champion Wil Homenuik moved into the lead at the Grand Bahama Open on Emerald Course after a second-round sub par 70. Roland Stafford and others chased with 141 and 142 totals as high winds shaped scoring. Lloyd Monroe fired the day’s best 34-34-68 on Ruby Course to surge.
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Freeport
Grand Bahama
Tsland
Wil Homenuik
iFriday
Homenuik
Winnipeg
Emerald Course
King’s Tan and Golf Club
Roland Stafford
Verona
Bob Watson
New Rochelle
N.Y
Glenn Stuart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Watson
Stuart
Lloyd Monroe
Essex Fells
N.J
Wildcats overpower New Mexico Military 95 73 in Big Spring
Big Spring junior college routed New Mexico Military Institute 95 to 73 as Linder led with 23 points and Robert Jackson added 22 for the winners. Jacky Ortega paced NMMI with 18 points.
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Big Spring
County Junior College
New Mexico
Linder
Robert Jackson
NMMI
Jacky Ortega
Benvenuti Wins In Tight World Title Tuneup
Nino Benvenuti outpointed Charley Austin in San Diego in a fast rematch warmup for his world middleweight title challenge against Emile Griffith. The 29 year old floored Austin late and led on the Associated Press scorecard six to two with two even. pundits questioned the risk but praised Benvenuti’s late surge and movement.
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Rome
Nino Benvenu
Charley Aut
San Diego
Calif
Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
New York
Austin
Associated Press
Madison Square Gate
Ted Brenner
Madison Square Garden
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