Trojans Tie For 5-AA Lead In Narrow Win
Christ The King outshot Rowena St. Joseph's 28 of 62 and won 63-50 to pull into a share of the 5-AA league lead. Jimmy Teaver's 19 points keyed CTK's late surge as St. Joseph's miscues and turnovers aided the Trojans. CTK girls rolled 45-15 as Lynn Moritz led with 22 points.
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James Matthiesen
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Patty Martin
Mike Keenan
Danny Ruppert
Ralph Kruppa
Joe Don Buckner
College basketball scores and results across multiple games
A wide listing of college basketball results with numerous teams and scores. Notable entries include TCU 81 over Texas Tech 73, SMU 175 over Louisiana Tech 100, Texas A&M 84 over College New Mexico State 9, and Ohio U 77 over Kent State 66 among many others.
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Randolph Macon
Roanoke
Old Dominion
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Youngstown State
Westminister
Springfield
St. Michael's
Neen Mckenson
St Francis
Mecheney State
Central Conn
Keener lifts LCC past Frank Phillips 66 64 in close finish
Gary Keener scored the decisive layup with 15 seconds left as Lubock Christian College defeated Frank Phillips 66 to 64 in Borger. LCC trailed 64 57 late but endured a late rally, with Jim Hollis scoring 24, Randy Lykins 14, and Keith Hodges 10 as LCC moved to 16 6 and first in the Western Junior College league.
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Gary Keener
Frank Phillips
Lubock Christian College
Plainsmen
Keener
John Copeland
LCC
Chaparrals
Lubbock Christian
Jim Hollis
Randy Lykins
Keith Hodges
Lykins
Hodges
Acree Named New Lee Coach After Brief Dry Spell
Jim Acree, 41, appointed head football coach at Lee after Willie Brooks resigned. Acree coached six years at Bonham, six at Corsicana with a 63-15-2 record and a 1963 state title. Lee posts were 0-0 last season. Acree and his wife Rosemary have four children.
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Jim Carlen
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John Conley
Jess Stiles
Tom Wilson
Gene Henderson
TCU
Burl Bartlett
Kingfisher, Ohlo
Elwood Kettler
Bradley Mills
Bear Coaches Plan to Scout Opponents Depth
Baylor coaches Menefee and Dawson discuss game preparation focusing on opponent outside shooters and how players guard SMU star Gene Phillips. They emphasize personnel matchups, drive tendencies, and nightly strategy discussions amid a league-leading record and high phone bills.
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Eunice dominates Carrizozo 106–50 in SAA clash
James Ward scores 22 points to lead Eunice past Carrizozo 106 to 50 on Saturday night. The win lifts Eunice to 12 3 for the season and 3 0 in district play.
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James Ward
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Bullets Rally To Edge 76ers 112 111 In Thriller
In Baltimore Earl Monroe drove a late jumper and Wes Unseld fed the tying basket as the Bullets beat the Philadelphia 76ers 112-111. Mike Davis sealed it with a late free throw with 19 seconds left after Davis was fouled following Archie Clark’s miss. Hal Greer and Clark led both teams with 35 points each as Gus Johnson sparked a late surge.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
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Gus Johnson
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Clark
Hal Greer
Cateelahis
Abernathy Team Leads City Bowling Tournament Leaders
Abernathy's First State Bank led Class A with 2775 after two days in the 31st annual Lubbock Men's Bowling Association Tournament at Oakwood Lanes. Bob Wright topped the session with 215 as Lubbock Tire led Class B with 2889 paced by Wayne Webb's 224-610. Class C is led by Odom Distributing and Class D by Santa Fe. Ed Moore had the top Saturday series with 24,3688. W. J. Grimes had 641, Bruce Jobe 688, and Glenn A. Norman 633.
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Lovington Edges NMMI In Tight Non Conference Bout
Lovington defeated New Mexico Military Institute 54 to 52 in a non conference Class AAA game. Joe Dearley led Lovington with 11 points while Mark Gilliland scored 14 for NMMI.
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NMMI
Stram Says Chiefs Will Push Aggressively In Draft
Kansas City coach Hank Stram vows an aggressive approach to the NFL draft after winning the Super Bowl. The Chiefs aim to shore up weaknesses with focus on wide receivers while balancing current depth including Len Dawson, Mike Lingston, and Otis Taylor among others.
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New Orleans
Minnesota Vikings
Len Dawson
Vikings
Mike Lingston
Jacky Lee
Tom Flores
John Hua
Texas Tech
Jack Rodnay
Northwestern
Otis Taylor
Frank Pitts
Gloster Richardson
James Marsalis
Five white coaches deny parley with Black coaches in Washington
Caldwell claimed a meeting of five white coaches and several Black coaches occurred in Washington during the Jan 12 weekend. Royal Pont Calwell and others deny attendance or invitation, naming CalStoll and Pont as unavailable. AFCA officials say no executive board meeting occurred.
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Monterey Wins Golf Tourney at Reece Base
Monterey shot 310 to win a practice meet at the Reece Air Force Base course beating Coronado Plainview and Lubbock High. Medalist honors went to Westerner Steve Ellis with a 74. Plainsmen leader David McCauley posted 76 and Plainview’s Tommy Chatham 76. Mustangs were led by Alan Hess and Jackie Watson with 17s.
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SPC Tops Odessa In Gymnastics Meet
South Plains College edged Odessa College 52.65 to 51.55 in a gym meet led by Laquita Hargrove who won all four events and was named best All-Around Performer with 4.6 points. Odessa’s Linda Taliaferro was runner-up with 18 points across events including floor exercise vault balance beam and uneven parallel bars.
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Estacado Snyder Nets End In Tennis Deadlock
In a Saturday dual meet Snyder and Estacado tied 9-9. Estacado girls won four of six singles and two of three doubles while the boys won three of six singles and one of three doubles.
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Randy Hallman
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Eddie Jee
Tommy Roberson
William Rasco
Charles Trumble
Jimmy Brandon
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Seattle Leaders Craft Plan to Save Pilots Franchise
Civic leaders develop a plan to keep the Pilots in Seattle as Oakland hosts AL owners and a court showdown looms. Mayor Uhlman, Gov Evans, Atty Gen Gorton, and King County officials prepare for potential legal action if the team moves, amid $3 million in city costs and $10 million of a $40 million domed stadium bond.
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Greyhounds Beat Drury 62 58 In Portales Showdown
ENMU, ranked No. 2 in NAIA, avenges an earlier loss by edging Drury College 62-58 as Greg Hyder heats with 25 points and Steve Hutchinson adds 15 for the visitors now 13-5. ENMU improves to 12-3 and faces Stephen F. Austin next in Nacogdoches.
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Wayland overwhelms Wiley in district clash
Wayland outscored Wiley 108-88 in a District 8 North Zone game as Charles Hardin delivered 19 points in the first half and Wayland shot 38 of 57 from the foul line to improve to 13-5 overall and 2-2 in zone play while Wiley falls to 11-8, 4-2.
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Welch Thompson
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Willey Wayland
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Queens Deliver Big Win Over Quachita 63 to 47
The Flying Queens of Wayland Baptist crushed Quachita Baptist 63 to 47. Sherry Rapp led with 15 points, Carolyn Dornak 11, and Marsha Shieldknight 10 while Pat Ramsey topped Quachita with 15.
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Carlos Leads 50-Yard Record Bid At Philadelphia Classic
John Carlos, dominant U S sprinter, wins 50-yard title in 5.2 seconds at the Philadelphia Track Classic, breaking the meet mark. Erv Hall ties meet and Civic Center records in the 50-yard high hurdles. Cheryl Toussaint posts 2 15.1 in the 880 while Mamie Rallis equals world 6 6 in the 50-yard hurdles. Martin McGrady clocks 1 17 7 in 600 yards as Josef Plachy wins 1000-yard, Harv Colburn second.
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Bears Rally Past SMU to Improve SWC Record
Gary Reist scored 25 points to pace Rice as the Owls beat SMU 67 for the year and move to 2-1 in the SWC. Gene Phillips scored 35 before fouling out as Rice shot 59.3 percent while SMU managed 40.9 percent from the floor.
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Tag Team Battle Tops Mat Card At Fair Park Coliseum
Mad Dog Harley Race and The Beast clash with Terry Funk and Dory Funk Sr in a Texan Tornado tag match at Fair Park Coliseum with two referees and no disqualification. Bull Ramos vs Gorgeous George Jr and Ricky Romero vs Emil Dupree plus Mr. Wrestling vs Jerry Kozak and Rufus R Jones vs Billy Spears fill the program.
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Bing scores 50 as Pistons top Bulls in Detroit
Dave Bing poured in 50 points to lift the Detroit Pistons to a 128 to 120 victory over the Chicago Bulls. The win marked Detroit's sixth in nine and extended Chicago's skid to three losses in a row despite six teammates scoring in double figures.
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