LSU Star Aiming for NCAA Scoring Mark Against Rebels
Pete Maravich trails Oscar Robertson by 39 points for the all time college scoring record. LSU hosts Ole Miss with 11,000 fans expected as Maravich seeks the record while Mississippi coach Bob Newell says they will concede to him and focus on stopping the rest of LSU.
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Oscar Robertson
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Tigers
Kentucky
Wildcats
Red Raiders Meet Razorbacks In SWC Tilt Tonight
Arkansas faces Baylor result as Williams Lowery and Miller vie for guard spots. Key centers Kaolle Hardin and Turner anchor front line while injuries to Lee and Keeter may force lineup tweaks. Picadors host West Texas freshmen after loss. Sain named Angels farm system pitching coach.
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Steve Hardin
Gene Kaolle
Jerry Turner
Steve Willams
Greg Lowery
Steve Miller
Williams
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Tice
West Palm Beach
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Knolle
Baylor
TCU
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Almer Lee
Danny Keeter
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Lee
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Waller
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Ricky Tanneberger
Robert McKenzie
James Eldridge
Bobby Vint
McKenzie
Eldridge
Tech
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Picadors
Canyon
Picador
Gerald Cartpedge
John Parker
Everett Taylor
Robbie Knight
Steve Smith
Gene Kabherline
South Plains
Levelland
Johnny Sain
California Angels
Scattered college hoops scores across many schools
A wide list shows numerous basketball results including Fiorda ASM Tabanah State 1L5, Augusta College 4 Mars Hill 3, Jacksonville 14 Perereint, and many more duels. The ledger includes Concord S35 Amercan Universal 77, Harvard Brown 74, Newport matches and several state college pairings with varying point totals, reflecting a dense score roundup from multiple venues.
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Tabanah State
Augusta College
Mars Hill
Jacksonville
Perereint Lack Haven
Shippers Peck
Rinters & Heros
Concord
Amercan Universal
Cath Wersity
Jonn Catrall
Allegheny
St. Lawrence l
Cortland State
Iwega State
Plattsburgh
Leman
NOY
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Souithern
Kmawards
Welfford
Thiane HS
Moor
Fla
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Centenary
Virgina
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Laws
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Ohin
Bowie State
Salisbury State
Erange
Ts. Mossour Western
Wastington Universits
South of
Mamie
Evans Heads Field At Boston Indoor Track Meet
Lee Evans headlines a four man field in the Hollis 600 at the List Boston B A A indoor games in Boston. San Jose State’s Evans holds the 400 meter world mark and the 408 second 600 yards. Mills of Texas A M and Villanova’s James join McGrady and Larry James in the fast 600 yard event. The Hunter Mile features Sammy Bair seeking his fourth straight Boston Garden win with a meet record run in 1968.
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Evans
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Curtis Mills
Larry James
McGrady
Sports International
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Texas A&m
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Hunter
Sammy Bair
Tent State
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Czechoslovakia
Charlie Greene
Us! Army
Dick Railsback
Othe
Antelopes Dominate Tahoka In 4-AA Showdown 58-43
Post's Antelopes improve to 5-0 in district after a 58-43 win over Tahoka, with Boyd Noble scoring 16 and Butch Heaton 14. Tahoka led briefly as Warren put up 14. Girls game also went to Post 78-53 as Sherry Bird piled up 24. Morton tops Idalou 59-56 to stay 4-1, with M C Collins on 23 and Ken Isom 12 for Idalou. Frenship falls to Denver City 59-48 as Hubbard scores 20. Denver City also wins JV 74-37.
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Tahoka
Antelopes
Boyd Noble
Post
Butch Heaton
Warren
Sherry Bird
Eunice Smith
Thalou
Morton
M. C. Collins
Ken Isom
Idalou
Bryan Kendick
Idalou Morton
Midland Lee Top Abilene Cooper Behind Prince 28 Points
District 3-AAAA in Midland Lee defeated Abilene Cooper 650 as Sandy Prince scored 28 points. Midland Lee improves to 20-6 and 27-0 in second half play. Richard Vannyon added 15 and Keith Whitaker led Cooper with 11 points. First-half winner Abilene High finished 98-40 against San Angelo in a feature. In other action Permian beat Odessa High 67-61 and Ketor defeated Big Spring 67-96.
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Midland Lee
Abilene Cooper
Lee
Richard Vannyon
Keith Whitaker
Cooper
Snow
Abilene High Fant
San Angelo
Permian
Odessa High
Ketor
Big Spring
Hereford 73 Tulia 58 in District 1-AAA basketball
Gary Lemons and Mike Wartes scored 13 points each to spark Hereford past Tulia 73-58 as Sammy Quintanilla led Tulia with 10. Hereford improves to 1-0 in the district second half. Tulia drops to 0-1.
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Gary Lemons
Mike ‘Wartes
Hereford
Tulia
Sammy Quintanilla
Canyon
Perryton
Muleshoe
District 7 B Quitaque routs Estelline 103 39
Perry Brunson scores 22 as Quitaque leads six in double figures in a 103 to 39 win over Estelline, boosting the District 7 B club to 4 0 in the second half and 23 8 on the season. Jackie Cheetham adds 26 as Quitaque tops its foes 39 28 in the other game.
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Quitaque
Perry Brunson
Jackie Cheetham
Feans
District basketball results from Coahoma to Seagraves
Coahoma improved to 5-1 in league play with a win over Plains as Colton Wright scored 19 and Randall led Plains with 12. Cooper beat Wink by 42, Don Isbell led Wink with 10. Seagraves crushed O'Donnell 128-? with Mike Cause leading Seagraves and Eddie Wight and Gary Turnbough adding 11 each. Seagraves B-team won , completing a busy district slate.
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Plains
Colton Wright
Gr. Randall
Coahoma
Ee Hing
Doug Grimsieys
Steve Lauder
Cooper
Wink
Don Isbell
Wink I
Seagraves
Hane Oonto
O'Donnell
District 11-4 Paducah Nets Seventh Straight Victory
Paducah rolled to a seventh straight District T-N win over Crowell 73-0. Lonnie Phaird led Paducah with 0 points and Larry Swan had 16 for Crowell, now 1-6. Paducah girls claimed West Zone title by crushing Crowell 56-11, Irene Rekica scoring 18 for Paducah. Meadow beat Union 82-71 to stay atop 9-B standings, Terry Wilkes 24, Rodney Curtis 20, Sammy Branch 16 for Meadow. Union’s Marvin Jackson 28, Ralph Jackson 24. Meadow girls remained unbeaten in 9-B with 74-46 win. New Home improved to 7-0 in district. Southland beat beltune 131. New Home girls won 68-49, Carat Sealy 01, Sherr Wilke 21, Jo an Gindarfe 200 led Southland. Ropes tied Meadow for 9-B lead with eight-game mark. Sundown beat Sundown 58-49 with Ricky Braden 2 free throws, Roughnecks 4-60 in league. Sundown girls won 55-45. Linda Hudson 7, Sundown beat Whiteface 49-5. Wilson tied lead at 6-9-0 with 65-49 win over Wellman, Brad Moore 19.
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Willie Wilbin
Kress
Vickie Gregeary
Feans
Judy Rich
Greg Hargrove
Farwell
Sudan
District S-A
Larry Wilson
Sharon
Ronnie Williamson
New Deal
Ralls
Phyllis Patterson
Debby Webb
Sandra Martin
Petersburg
Shallowater
Steve Harris
Joe Scarborough
Buffaloes
Ron Cowart
Mustangs
Lorenzo
Roosevelt Girls
Dessie Bobo
Judy Simmons
Crosbyten
Jayten
Caprock
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Guthrie
Dan Hale
Dwayne Petit
Kim Winn
Vic Verett
Dor Crosbyton
Kittie Cave
Clarence Rivers
Jayton
Ferns
Mike Shipman
Vonnie Ray
Crosbyton Girls
Debbie Vandever
Judy Kidd
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Union
Terry Wilkes
Rodney Curtis
Sammy Branch
Marvin Jackson
Ralph Jackson
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Shirla Caswell
New Home
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Jimmy Fillingim
Larry Lockridge
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Robert Edwards
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Whiteface
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Brad Moore
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Wellman Girls
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Karla Moore
TCU Battles Bears Today
TCU hosts undefeated Baylor as the Southwest Conference race tightens. The Horned Frogs, 3-1 in league play, aim to disrupt Baylor at 7 30 p m while Rice and Texas also clash, potentially reshaping the standings with tied records at 4-1 depending on results.
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Jacklin Misses Final Rounds After Tying In Round Two
Jacklin failed to qualify for the final two rounds after tying for 76 in the second round, adding to his earlier 72 from the first round.
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Bolton’s 25 points lift Amari hi to upset win over Tascosa
In Friday basketball action Amarillo Speetati defeats crosstown rival Tascosa 57 to 42 as Bolton scores 25 for the winners. Donnell Fuller leads the losers with 11 as their record shifts to 4-1 in district play.
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Amarhi
Arence Bolton
Palo Duro
Tascosa
Donnell Fuller
Shocklun Joes
Ite
Atstrand
Mike
Poe
Chetan
Wehlberger
Jey Nore
Rae Vai
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Pacers
Atha Vera
Lins ST. Paul
Minnapolis
Chamdeed
Ishortstop
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Whearmpson
Monnesota Tssans
Goltz
Thomipson Ohat
Pwins
Charlotte
Montgomery City Leader Tops First Weekend Tourney
Montgomery Texaco leads the team division after the inaugural Lubbock Men’s Bowling Tournament weekend with a 2008 total, overtaking Lubbock Tire Company at 2887. Jerry Cooper maintains control of all events and singles in Class A with a 692 series including a 189 game.
Bulldogs Tame Pampa In Strong Defensive Victory
Plainview defense held Jim Gallman to two points as the Bulldogs rolled past Pampa 46 to 29. Plainview improved to 26-5, while Pamopa trailed with 12 points from Mike Edgar.
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Plainview
Jim Gallman
Bulldogs
Denton Fox Writers Association CAFWAJ Banquet Plans
The Denton Fox Writers Association CAFWAJ will host a banquet at the high school gym at 7:30 p.m. Burle Pettit, executive sports editor of The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and AFWA director, will be principal speaker. Fox and his wife Sarah Beth Bird, both Claude High School 1965 graduates, are noted attendees. Fox’s head coach J. T. King and Ralph Carpenter, athletic director and sports information director, will represent the Fox team.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
AFW
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Lubbock School
Ralph Carpenter
His
Sarah Beth Bird
Claude High School
Spade Junior High A Team Heads to Juror Finals
Spade Junior High A team will face Causey N M in the Juror High basketball finals. Spade girls advance to a final against Cotton Center in the girls bracket.
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Causey
N. M
Gsirls
Cotton Center
Tech Swim Team Captures Match
Tech Swim Team dominates a meet with strong showings across events. Notable performances include Rick Faw and Robert Anderson winning multiple strokes, plus relay squads securing top places for the team.
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Wanner
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Lee Todor
Glen Bat
Chris Sehaeht
SY . Co
Bok
Tyle Lode
Bry
J. Dor Os
District 2-AAA uses spankings and half records
District 2-AAA games show Andrew defeating Monahans 62-52 to end the first half at 2-3 while Monahans sits at 1-4. Sandy Laminack led the Winners with 20 points and Tom my King sparked the losers. TS8-To Fort Stockton beat Seminole 8-OS for the 2AAN first-half crown. James Pina led with 22 points for the winners. Seminole won the B-team 65-64.
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Monahans
Sandy Laminack
Tommy King
Andrews
Fort
Stockton
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Indians
Panthers
James Pina
Steve Hatley
David Henderson
Brownfield beats Levelland 8 560 in district clash
In District 3-AAA North Zone action Joan Ten led Brownfield with 20 points, aided by Mike Richardson and Mike Roberson as Brownfield defeated Levelland. The win leaves both teams at 4-2 with Craig Hudson scoring 17 and Terry Billingsley adding 2.
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Mike Richardson
Mike Roberson
Brownfield
Craig Hudson
Terry Billingsley
Labos
Fromentiel
Of.da
District 3-AA tight win ends Hale Center comeback
In a 65-61 District 3-AA game in V-AA, Ta is Rey hit a late field goal to lift Olten over Hale Center. Rey scored no points for Olten while Steve Stockdale added one. Hale Center contributions included Dyer and Jed Hale Center scoring, with others like Gravens and Wohlgemuth reaching notable totals.
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Jay McPherson
State School Benefit Cycle Races At Fair Park Coliseum
Indoor track event at Fair Park Coliseum in Lubbock benefits patients at the State Home. Free admission with a donations fund to buy recreational materials. trophies donated by local dealers and AMA points. Notables include State Rep Delwin Jones as honorary flagman and riders from Odessa Abilene Amarillo Lubbock.
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Warner Sailsbury
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Hart Upsets League Leader In District 5 B Action
District 5 B saw Hart upset Lawbaddie 30 4 to seize a share of the lead as Jerry Heller and Gail Morris led the victors with 15 points apiece while Labuddie fell behind. Amherst dropped 57 no in girls play as Alane Weavers 18 sparked the Amherst squad. Larbuddie girls topped Cotton Center 76 62 with Vicki Robinson pouring in 24.
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Mickey Johnson
Alane Weaver
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Gail Morris
Larbuddie Larbuddie
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Vicki Newsam
Larbuddie Spade
Cotton Center
Ray Sewell
Seer TS O
Danny Croope
District 13 B Fraser Grove Wins Free League Game
Fraser Grove district 13 B defeated Whipping Loop in a season free league contest. Rabed Lueb Jed led the victors with 14 points while Danny Yocom's Voted Save Rach team added 16 league marks. Loop girls extended their district lead with a 47th win as Vicki Todd scored 21 and Viragansi Presta added 25 for Flower Grove.
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Rabed Lueb Jed
Danny Yocom
Loop Girls
Vicki Todd
Loop
Viragansi Presta
Flower Grove
Lovington Dominates Distret GAAA Double Meet
Lovington claimed its first Distret GAAA title with a Tod victory over winless Tucumcari. Schrader led Lovington while Randy Gallegos scored 32 for Tucumcari. Lovington also won the B contest Tl-62.
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Slaton Girls Rally Past Lockney 68 to 64 in Non-District
Slaton girls defeated Lockney 68 to 64 in a non district encounter. Marive Meeks scored LY points to spark Slaton while Diane Ford contributed 13 for Lockney.
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Marive Meeks
Diane Ford
Shaton
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