Richey Captures Marathon Rothman Final at Albert Hall
Cliff Richey of Florida and San Angelo defeats Clark Graebner of New York 7-5 6-7 7-5 6-0 to win the Rothman International Tennis Tournament title in a long all American final before about 6,000 at Royal Albert Hall. The $8,400 final draws praise for its length and high level play.
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Archer Second Leads Tucson as Nichols Eyes Victory
Archer, 28, fought fatigue after a long doubles win and grabbed a late break through Richey’s serves. Nichols, entering from a strong start, pulled ahead with birdies on 14 and 15, then faced a bogey on the 18th as the Dow Jones Open field remained tightly bunched.
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College basketball results across multiple teams and venues
A fragmented recap lists numerous college and conference matchups with scores and locations including Texas A&M, Houston, Trinity, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Illinois, and more. It references stadiums, cities such as Austin Dallas and Omaha, and various team outcomes, highlighting a broad sweep of games and scores.
Richey Grabs Five Hour Clash Against Graebner
In a marathon match lasting over five hours, Richey overcame Graebner after a tense fifth set. The duel featured tight rallies and fatigue from both players as Richey broke Graebner’s serve for a lead and sealed the win amid a midnight crowd.
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Wayland Flying Queens Edge Parsons 60 59 On Last-Second Shot
Wayland Flying Queens beat Parsons College 60 to 59 as Janice Beach hit a 15 foot jumper with 20 seconds left. The Queens improve to 10 2 and ride a seven game streak. They next play JFK College in Wahoo Nebraska. Marela Sheldknight scored 16 in a prior 66 18 win.
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Tech Splits Double Dual in Colorado and Army Rivalry Gain
Texas Tech swimming defeats Colorado 65 48 and falls to Air Force 67 46 in Denver. Wayland Baptist College tops Austin College 82 75 with Pat Shelby leading 23 points. Chris MacCurdy and Doug Phillips post top times in sprints, while Nav divers and relays set season bests.
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West Texas State defeats Weber State in overtime thriller
West Texas State led by Jerry Christian outscored Weber State 19 to 9 in overtime for an 87 to 77 victory. Steve Davidson returned from a shoulder injury with 22 points and 21 rebounds, Ralph Houston added 19, Wes Van Dyke sparked a late Weber rally, while Riley Wimberly and Jonnie Knoble contributed for Weber.
Red Raider Quintet Outscores Rice 89-85 For SWC Victory
Texas Tech edged Rice 89-85 in a Southwest Conference contest as Lowery led with key scoring bursts and Palomar added 13 rebounds. Tech outrebounded 16-8 in the first half and shot 57.1 percent overall while Rice faded late after Emshoff left the game with an injury.
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Miners Hold Off NMSU In Tight Nonconference Clash
El Paso Texas El Paso beat New Mexico State 65 to 63 in a hard fought nonconference game. Sophomore Gus Bailey and James Forbes led the Miners with 16 and 14 points while Forbes also grabbed 10 rebounds. Ward powered the Aggies with 18 boards and 20 points.
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Blue-Chips Poll Details Top Prospects and Texas Participation
The Times Herald reports on a state blue-chips poll with three stars receiving six votes each and coaches naming top prospects without a fixed limit. Texas teams and players return to the poll, with UT coach Darrell Royal citing recruitment concerns from past exposure but stating continued participation. Eight blue-chippers earned first-team all-state designations across Texas Sports Writers Association selections, including Morris Osborne Fenlon Ronnie Littleton Joe Washington and Dennis Lemiser.
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WTC narrowly tops Lae York Christian in tough varsity clash
Western Texan College held off Lae York Christian College 84-80 as Roadrunners played without Skige Vandevender and Ed Moultrie who returned but failed to grab a second-half rebound. Jimmy Hill led WTC with 23 points, Walter Hanibal 18, Steve Sparks 11, and Ricky Russwurm 12. Roadrunners improved to 7-9 while Wiley College dominated ENMU in another reported game.
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CTK Bombs BCHS 57 43 in Friday Night Battle
Christ The King led 23 11 after the first quarter and 35 16 at halftime as they rolled to a 57 43 win over Bonham Christian. Ribardy paced CTK with 13 points while Rapier, Bessire, and Smith each scored 10. Bonham Christian finished 16 10 on the season. Stemp coached the Trojans in the fourth quarter.
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Pro Bowl Captains and Rushers Highlight Conference Rosters
NFC starters include Steve Owens 1035 yards and Larry Brown 48 and John Brockington 1105 while AFC nods go to Larry Csonka 1051 and Leroy Kelly 865 Denver star Floyd Little 1133 tops rushing. Alan Page and Bubba Smith anchor defenses as Archibald leads special teams. In Cincinnati Kansas City beat the Cavaliers 113-96. Royals move to third in Central Division after ninth straight Cavaliers loss.
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Horns Edge Baylor Loop Showdown in SWC Rivalry
The Parkers led by Wayne Howard with 25 points propelled a decisive win over Arkansas and Texas Christian in a SWC clash. SMU and TCU traded leads as SMU pulled away late to even their record at 7-7 while TCU dropped to 75. Roster notes list numerous scorers including Rubin Triplett and Clayton Carver.
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Notre Dame and NFL rosters shape Burle Pettit impact
Burle Pettit joins Notre Dame with NFL potential and freshman eligibility. He could start at five defensive line spots or on offense, expressing no offense defense preference. Pettit has long played on the defensive line since sophomore year and enjoyed offense this season as a new factor for the lineup.
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NTSU Bowl To Memphis
Memphis State cruised past North Texas State 91-60 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Larry Finch scored 29 points with 22 in the second half to lift Memphis, aided by Ronnie Robinson's 24 points. Finch sparked a decisive late stretch as Memphis built a comfortable margin.
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Dallas Nips Denver 94 93 in tight ABA finish
Dallas Chaparrals edged Denver 94 93 as Steve Jones hit a 15 foot jumper with 1 30 left to seal the come from behind victory. Kubinsky led Salt Lake at Alpine with 21 points and Angelo State trailed in a separate Lone Star Conference game.
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