Monterey Cruises Past Tascosa for 52-32 Victory
Monterey, now 19-2 and 7-1 in 4A-AAAA, used a five point burst before halftime to take control and held Tascosa to 11 second half points. John Connine scored 16 and Don Moore added 12 as Monterey shot 20 of 33 and pulled away. Sam Carter led Lancers with 20 points and 16 rebounds in a 99-33 win.
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Cager Scores Wide Mixed College Basketball Results
A long list of scores highlights college and other teams with winners such as SWC Tech over SMU 90 to 60 and TCU 97 over Rice 88. Other entries mention Georgia Southern over Mercer 72 to 64 and Arkansas A&M defeating Huntington 102 to 71, among many varied games and overtime notes.
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Howe Hull Lead East Past West in All Star Classic
Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull sparked the East to a 4 1 victory over the West in the NHLs 23rd All Star Game. Jacques Laperriere and Walt Tkaczuk also scored as Jacques Plante anchored the West and St Louis goalie Bernie Parent backed the West. The clash set multiple first half records within the early action.
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Tag Team Bout Tops Mat Card at Fair Park Coliseum
Western States champions Mad Dog Harley Race and The Beast face Terry Funk and Dory Funk Sr in a best two out of three falls or one hour time limit tag match. Ricky Romero vs Bull Ramos is a one fall or 30 minute bout. Le Duc brothers vs Gorgeous George Jr and Emil Dupree in a one fall 20 minute match. Mr. Wrestling vs Alex Perez and Man Mountain Mike vs The Lawman in 15 minutes. A 14 man battle royal awards 1500 dollars to the last man. Each wrestler posts 100 dollars. promoter adds 100. Al Lovelock referees.
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Mr. Wrestling
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Man Mountain
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al Lovelock
Trojans Win In Overtime At CTA Game
Christ The King Trojans edged Amarillo Alamo 67-64 in overtime to open the AA (TCSL) season. Charlie Schmoekel scored 14 points sharing hero duties with Jimmy Teaver, who poured in 28 with 18 rebounds. Lae Andersen added 11 for CTR while Alamo’s Steve Walker led all scorers with 29. CTK girls won 857 by decision.
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Christ the King
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Dunbar Cruises Past Estacado 85-57 For 3-0 League Lead
Dunbar Eagles roll to 85 to 57 victory over crosstown rival Estacado at Matador Gym to move to 19-5 and 3-0 in the 3-AAA North Zone. Marc Wilson 25 points and 22 rebounds, Glenn Davis 27 points, strong inside defense silences Estacado stars. Junior varsity also wins 65-38.
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Wilson
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CHS Mustangs top Pampa 56 to 45 in 4-AAAA clash
Coronado bounced back with a 56 45 home win over Pampa to lift their district mark to 3 5 and overall record to 5 16 Donnie Malone led CHS with 15 points and eight rebounds while Jim Gallman paced the Harvesters with 12 points Malone outplayed Gallman in scoring the district No 2 scorer The Mustangs hit 12 of 17 free throws as Pampa made 13 of 24 shots.
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Combs
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Pernds
Chaparrals Edge Tech Frosh In Overtime Thriller
Lubbock Christian overcame a 15 point second half deficit to beat Texas Tech Frosh 64 62 in overtime. Rands Lykins led LCC with 34 points as Kim Hollis added 16 and Tech’s Gene Kamberline scored 22. Lee led Tech with 17 2 and 10 rebounds.
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Hich
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Lee
Amarillo, Dons Rally In 4-Game Tilt Wins
Amarillo teams posted two wins as Palo Duro defeated Borger 65-63 in overtime and Amarillo beat Caprock 60-59. Palo Duro improves to 10-9 overall with 3-5 in league, Borger drops to 17-4 and 5-3, Caprock stands at 1-7.
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Top Netters Head Field at Vanderbilt Indoor Tourney
Margar et Court of Australia and Ann Haydon Jones head a 10 player field for a $5,000 indoor tournament at Vanderbilt Athletic Club. Mrs Court is world No 1, while Mrs Jones is Wimbledon champion. Other entrants include Billie Jean King Virginia Wade Rosemary Casals Julie Heldman Nancy Richey Françoise Durr Peaches Parkkowi Mary Ann Curtis. First prize is $1,500. Geza Gardag runs the event at Vanderbilt Club in Grand Central Terminal.
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Rocky Marciano Stops Cassius Clay In 7th Round Film
Rocky Marciano floors Cassius Clay with a left hook and Clay is counted out at 57 seconds of the 7th round in a filmed bout shown in about 500 locations across the United States Canada Mexico and Europe shortly before Marciano's death.
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Bulldogs rally to beat Westerners 58 45 in district clash
Plainview overcame Lubbock High 58 45 at Chapman Fieldhouse led by Randall Roberts Leroy Buckner and Charlie Bassett. Buckner scored 17 and Bassett 12 for Plainview while Bobby Hutcheson led LHS with 13. Westerners fell to 1 7 in district and 6 16 overall as Taggart and Chambliss fouled out.
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Bill Chambliss
LCHS Edges Floydada In Close Non-District Win
Lubbock Christian High School improved to 24-3 with a 47-43 victory over Floydada at LCHS. The Eagles led 17-7 after one quarter and 26-18 at halftime, then withstood a late surge as Floydada closed to within four. Gary Hohman of Minnesota intercepted a Nebraska pass and returned it for a touchdown at the one-yard line last October.
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South Plains Bops Hawks in Lone Upset at Big Spring
South Plains College defeated Howard County 105 95 on Howard County’s home floor, snapping a nine year wait and earning sole possession of first in the Western JC League for Lubbock Christian. Key scorers included Hyman White 20 Bruce Mundy 15 and Terry Zorger 2 while SPC shot 65 percent overall and 57 percent in the first half. The Texans drew 49 fouls to 34 and posted a 2 2 conference mark with a 12 7 season record.
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Lubbock Christian College
Albert Moore
Hyman White
Bruce Mundy
Gene Perry
Terry Zorger
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South Plains
S F A ink three players from Tyler JC football
Stephen F. Austin announced on Tuesday the signing of three players from the 1969 Tyler Junior College championship squad. Quarterback Gaylen Ramm and defensive backs Ray Acosta and Gerald Sorrell signed letters-of-intent. Tyler JC won the Texas Junior College Football Federation and beat Centerville IA Junior College 30 to 0 in the El Toro Bowl.
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Ray Acosta
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