Monterey Plainsmen Triumph For 38 22 Opener
In a tense 4 4A opener, Monterey Plainsmen edge Lubbock High 38 22 as foul trouble and late free throws pull away. Key players include Grady Newton and Rick Fowler for Monterey and Bert Goodwin for Lubbock High amid a low-scoring rivalry.
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Dave DA
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Hirst
Plainview
Lubbock High
LHS
Monterey
Plainsmen
Newton
Grady Newton
Bert Goodwin
MHS
Phinsmen
Rick Fowler
Goodwin
Ricky Lusk
Steve Myatt
Lusk
Ion
Curtis Felton
Two High Schools Placed on Probation by UIL
UIL in Austin placed Premont and Los Fresnos high schools on probation for three years after a bid district football game brawl. Tear gas was used by law officers to control the fight causing controversy. the UIL recommended no tear gas be provided at future athletic events.
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Austin
UPI University Interscholastic
Las Frenos
Premont
Rame AM
Hen] Premont
Willams
Los Fresetbot
Euaches Uy
Prenint
Petins
Jleske
UBL
Four New Members Ramer Re-Elected NCAA President
Kansas City AP report states Dr Earl M Ramer of the University of Tennessee was reelected president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association amid a slate of four new members joining the organization.
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Ramer
NCAA
Kansas City
Earl M. Ramer
University of Tennessee
National Collegiate Athletic Associi
Fragmentary ABA score listing mixed teams and players
Fragmented OCR shows scattered team names and numbers from an ABA style score roundup. Mentions include Monmouth Coppin Millsap Armstrong King College Notre Dame locations and various numeric scores, but the text is garbled with misread names and stray digits.
NCAA Institutes Elect Four New Members To 18 Member Council
The NCAA member institutions elected four new members to the 18 man council. Ralph Fadum of North Carolina State University replaces J Boyd McWhorter of the University of Georgia as District 3 vice president. Wade r B Stinson of the University of Kansas becomes District 5 vice president succeeding David Swank of the University of Oklahoma. William Wyllin of Kentucky State College and Walter J Huss of the University of Chicago become members-at-large replacing Richard P Koenig of Yale and Dwight P Reed of Lincoln University. Swank and Koenig remain on the body. Marshall S Turner Jr of Johns Hopkins University was elected to the expired term of Francis E Smiley of Colorado School of Mines on the executive committee.
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Ralph Fadum
North
Carolina State University
J. Boyd McWhorter
University of Georgia
Wader B. Stinson
University of Kansas
David Swank
The
Univer
Sity
Oklahoma
William Wyllin
Kentucky State Collee
Walter J. Huss
University of Chicago
Richard P. Koenig
Yale
Paraiso
Ind
Dwight P. Reed
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Swank
Koenig
Frank R Carver
Pittsburgh
Vic
William J1 Ket
Union College
Marshall S.turner Jr
Johns Hopkins University
Francis E. Smiley
Colorado School of Mines
LCHS Dums Abilene Five Stuns Abilene Christian in rout
Laubboek Christian High School shot past Abilene Christian 54 to 45 Friday night to raise its record to 18 8. Terry Massie led LCHS with 23 points while Paul Triumph and Fred Patterson added 17 and 15 respectively. The game featured a 22 18 halftime margin and a strong finish by the Eagles.
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Laubboek Christian High School
Abilene Christian
Eagles
Terry Massie
Paul
Denver
Fred Patterson
LCHS
Tech
Are
David Wray
ACI
Raiders
Colorado
Springs
University of Colorado and
Air Jets Force Academy
Spec Tech
Lubbock High
Bears hire chances fade as Halax delays loom
The article notes that nearly a month has passed since Dalley’s dismissal with no top coach in sight. Names like Ara Parseghian and Bob Devaney are mentioned, but the longer Halax delays, the likelier Gibron seems to be the chosen candidate.
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Wach
Dalley
Lehances
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Bob Jdevaney
Nebraska
Gibron
Nastase Netter Ends Match By Walking Off
Estacado and Dunbar played a tight game as Dunbar won 85-72 to close the first half of 3-2 district play. Nastase walked off during a Rothmans International Indoor semifinal amid controversy, booing from the crowd and a postmatch exchange with Graebner, referee Gibson to report Nastase for leaving.
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Netter
Jim Gintonio
Avalanche-Journal
Estacado
Dunbar
Panthers
Matadors
Royal Albert Hall
Jastase
Graebner
Walker
Nastase Andr- Richey
Paris
Estacado Nastase
Isaac
Howard
Jebner
Nastase
Veto
Graeber
Nasiey
Eure Eatner
Mike — Gibson
Gibson
British’ Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Graeb
Plainview Downs Coronado 48 29 In District Opener
Plainview defeated Coronado 48 to 29 in a District 4 AAAA opener. Curtis Thompson led Plainview with 17 points and 12 rebounds, Willie Carreathers added 10, Mark Curry scored 17 though mostly from the foul line. Coronado struggled to shoot 8 of 23 while Plainview hit 15 of 45.
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Plainview
Coronado
Mustang
Mark Curry
Curtis Thompson
Willie Carrenthers
Leroy Buckner
Thompson
Bulldogs
Carreathers
Curry
Mustangs
Kelly Utley
Archer Leads Tucson Classic After Slow Day
The 22 year old veteran Archer held a one stroke edge at Tucson as he battled a day of uneven putting and mixed scores. He birdied par fives on the front and rolled in 10 and 12 foot putts while others faltered. Miller and Liner also contended for the title, with Nicklaus and Miller tied to key events the prior week.
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Archer
Gvenner
Gleny
Campbell-Les
Lee
Trefey
Ayien Bavi
Suni An
Cody
Buch
Monterey Second In Tennis Meet
Monterey sits in second place at the El Paso Invitational after day one. Five Monterey entries remain: Mary Jo Sparks in girls singles. Sharon Walker and Karen Chism in girls doubles. Billy Rice in boys singles. Jon Moore and Chris Amandes in boys doubles. Keith Dendy and John Clements in B doubles. Irvin Ix leads with 30 points, Monterey trails by 10.
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EL Paso
Monterey
MHS
Mary Jo Sparks
Sharon Walker
Karen Chism
Billy Rice
Jon Moore
Chris Amandes
Keith Dendy
John Clements
FS Paso Irvin Ix
76ers Beat Trail Blazers in Hershey Showdown
Fred Carter poured in 24 points in the final period as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated Portland 136 to 122 at the Hershey Sports Arena. Billy Bridges grabbed 14 rebounds in the second half, finishing with 20. Sidney Wicks led Portland with 30 points.
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Hershey
Fred Carter
Philadelphia Téers
National Basketball Association
Portland ‘Trail Blazers
Hershey Sports Arena
76Ers
Trail Blazers
Carter
Philadelphia
Billi Bridges
Hele Julko
Sidney Wicks
Billy Cunningham
Geoff Petrie
Pollard Takes Two Year Coaching Contract at Plainview
Jim Pollard will not teach next year after signing a two year contract valued at $15,000 annually. Plainview Superintendent Glenn Harrison and others chose two years to establish continuity, with Pollard stating he would accept any term. He will need two assistants in math and biology to replace himself and Mike Bailey who moved to Hurst Bell. Pollard and his wife Percy have two children, Grey and Julie.
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SAN Angelo
F.L. Mill
Port Arthur Jefferson
Central High School
Hill
Dan LaGrasta
Texas A&m
Jefferson
Clarence Underwood
University of Kentucky
Mark Pollard
Plainview
Glenn Harrison
Pollard
Jim
Harrison
Laemont Veatch
Mike Bailey
Davis
Hurst Bell
Percy
Grey
Julie
Olympic flame carriers collapse in Sapporo cold
Two teen relay runners Yoko Uchiyama and Kif iko Goto collapsed during the Olympic flame relay in Sapporo Japan due to anemia from tension and 26 degree cold. They were treated at nearby schools and sent home after recovering. Stubbink named Anaheim manager for 1972 affiliate.
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Sapporo
Japan
James
Sapporo Olympic Village
Yoko Uchiyama
Kifiko Goto
Stubbink
Anaheim
Mike Stubbins
Quad Cities
California Antockton
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Shane
Lycee
Tank Foulx
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Eric Ho
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Renflicker
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Rector
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Hastert
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Tony Ez
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Terry Harmon
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Hannon Tannin
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Armatrong State
King College
Andrews
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Tuvingeto
Alan
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Mouston
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Auanta
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Portland
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Kenley
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Bop
Tennessee
Samuel EF. Barnes
District of Columbia Teachers College
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Crane van Pee
Wray
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Deaver
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Steve E
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Mavi Seaton
Ben Penver
Hk Pelle
Smeek
Benin
Alan Kelly
Xin
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Gary Howard
Larry Collins
George Smith
Collins
Donnie McGraw
Calvin Walker
Frany Geta
Larry Evans
Larry Isaac
Chris Stubblefield
Festa
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Uraebner
New York
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