Kentucky's Adolph Rupp Begins Record-Setting Coaching Era
The Kentucky basketball program launched Adolph Rupp as head coach with a 67-19 win over Georgetown College. The piece notes his fast break style learned at Kansas, his claim as the winningest coach, and NCAA tally disputes over Tel Aviv tournament wins. It highlights Rupp's long career, numerous victories, and the respect he earned in college basketball.
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Baron Does It Kentucky Upsets Ole Miss in 83 76 Win
Kentucky defeated Mississippi 83 76 in SEC action at Oxford as Adolph Rupp earned his 772nd career win becoming the winningest college basketball coach. Mike Casey led Kentucky with 24 points while Ken Turner scored 26 for Ole Miss.
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Centenary Edges A M in Surprising Win
Centenary defeated Texas A&M 99 93 in Shreveport as the 2 13 team upset the Aggies who trailed 49 48 at halftime. Billy Barnett led TAMU with 22 points while Larry Ward paced Centenary with 28. The Gents shot 38 percent and made 55 of 48.4 percent from the line.
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Frogs Hire Ted Plumb To Join TCU Football Staff
Ted Plumb, a former Baylor end and Lubbock High aide under Freddy Akers, is named offensive end coach for Texas Christian University. The California native and 1960s coach will join the Frog staff in February after stints at Cerritos Junior College and prior coaching roles in Raymondville and Lubbock.
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Kansas swimmers sweep Texas Tech in 7th meet win
Kansas University continued its dual meet dominance over Texas Tech, defeating the Red Raiders 70-45 at Tech pool. Jayhawks earned 10 event wins led by Tom Elis with 1000 and 500 free titles, Jim Kent and Bob Hines each double winners, while Bill Jones claimed diving victories for Tech.
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College basketball results from many conferences
A long, data heavy roundup lists scores from the Southwest Conference and other colleges. Highlights include Texas A&M, Texas Southern, Trinity, Sul Ross, Prairie View, and multiple non conference games with scores and opponents such as Sam Houston, East Texas, Howard Payne, and Belmont.
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Texans Hammer WTSU Stompers 98 to 85 in Canyon
Pratt Lyons scored 45 for West Texas State but South Plains College preserved a 98 85 non conference win as Oberonia Garrett added 27 points and Edie Powell 16. Texans led 40 37 at halftime and used a full court press to control rebounds as SPC eyed Odessa College next in the Texan Dome.
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LCHS Eagles Go Against Morton Indians Tonight
Lubbock Christian High School Eagles with a 17-11 record travel to Morton to face the Indians in a non district game at 8 p.m. Morton stands 18-8 after two prior meetings with each side winning once.
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Post Cowboy Winner In Fort Worth Rodeo Dominates Steer Wrestling
In Fort Worth the Fort Worth Stack Show Rodeo concluded its eighth performance with Post’s Tim Prather taking steer wrestling in 8.8 seconds. Bob Mayo posted a 76 point bareback ride scoring high but three points behind leader Clyde. Other standout results include Calf roping won by Kelly Corbin and saddle bronc led by Bil Smith with 73 points.
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Harper Resigns as OU Sandies Grid Boss
OU head football coach Ron Harper resigns to return to graduate school at Oklahoma and coach part time as a graduate assistant. Kenny Clapp succeeds him as head coach at Amarillo High, with a 24-6-1 record under Harper and Clapp set to take over Thursday.
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Pioneers Top NMH in 112-85 Victory
Wayland Pioneers crushed Highlands University Cowboys 112-85 in non league play in Las Vegas New Mexico. Teddy Welch led with 26 points while Chet Sample added 25 and Joe Nemecek 21. Highlands' Mark Drankhahn scored 32 as Highlands suffered a lopsided loss. Wayland improves to 5 11 and travels to Weatherford Oklahoma midweek to meet Southwestern State College.
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Odessa College Upsets Clarendon in OT Thriller
Odessa College Wranglers beat the Clarendon Bulldogs 86 84 in overtime to even their WJCC record at 4 4. N S Hurd scored 27 for Odessa, while Harry Cannon added 24 for Clarendon. Bulldogs drop to 6 3 in conference and Odessa heads to face SPC Texans Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Texan Dome.
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CTK to Face Plainview B in Non-District Tilt
CTK meets Plainview Bullpups in a non-district affair at Spin CTK. Arthur Opperman Mike Martin Bill Cirene Brian Beauchamp and Bob Conners lead CTK with 116 points per game. Plainview counters with Mike Perky David Roberson Gary OH Paul Cupert and Larry Fannon. Plainview sits 14 4 on the season. A junior varsity game follows at 6 50 p.m.
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Wayland Queens suffer first defeat to Nashville Business College
Wayland's Flying Queens lost 52 to Nashville Business College in Crossville Tennessee. Wayland led 16 15 after one period and 28 27 at halftime but scored only five in the third and four in the fourth while NBC tallied 12 points in both the third and fourth. NBC's All American Nora White and Mark Thomas led with 1 and 14 points. Louis Finley had 17 for Wayland. The teams scheduled a rematch in Kingston Tennessee tonight.
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