Four area teams win first round in Region I Class B
Quitoque defeated Higgins 55-38, Sands beat Miles 68-44, McAdoo edged Marathon 58-51, and Three Way routed Ft. Hancock 77-45 to advance. Quitaque plays Sands at 10 a.m. and McAdoo faces Three Way at 11:15 a.m. The winners meet for the title at 8 p.m.
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Plainview Bulldogs Seek State Bid In Abilene Showdown
Plainview high fliers, on a 14 game win streak, face Ysleta Bel Air at 10 a.m. in Moody Coliseum with a possible late night clash against Wichita Falls Rider or Garland if they win. Bel Air led by Ed Lynam averages 25.1 points and 12 rebounds, while Garland relies on Ray Roberts and Rider on Dennis Wuthrich to push toward the state tournament.
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Upset Stuns No 1 Seed Melton In Struggling Round One
In Odessa, Dun bar's No 1 seed Charles Melton fell 6-1 6-3 to Abilene's David King in a first round upset. Doubles action saw Rosser Eastburn knock Estacado's Hallman Wallace 6-2 8 10 6 1 in the opening round.
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Tech Raiders End SWC Cage Slate With SMU Clash
Tech closes its season against SMU after a high scoring stretch led by Gene Knolle and Greg Lowery. Williams and Wood boosted conference averages as tech seeks to cap a 16 9 season and improve on school best wins since 1965.
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Tascosa Nips Plainview 3 2 Behind Tipton and Morrill
Tascosa beat Plainview 3 to 2 as Dale Tipton pitched strong and Mike Morrill hit a two run homer in the fifth to put the leaders ahead. Amarillo hitters, including David Herber, supplied key offense while Olin Keeter went 4 for 3 for Plainview.
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Horowitz 48-yard Rose Bowl FG Tops 57 Games
In Pasadena Steve Horowitz kicked a 48 yard field goal to cap Stanford 27 Ohio State 17 in the Rose Bowl. It surpassed Washington’s 44 yard boot by George Fleming in the 1961 game against Minnesota as the longest in Rose Bowl history.
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Friday's Cage Scores across SWC and ABA action
Friday results span SWC and ABA with Texas A&M 92 over Arkansas 9 in scoring, Barrington Coll. 93 over Philadelphia College of Bible 635 to 79, plus Georgetown? opponents and multiple close games. Notable NBA and college baseball scores include Milwaukee 108 over Detroit 99 and Texas Tech 4 7 in baseball results.
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Myers Leads HCJC to Region V Final Victory
Archie Myers scored 33 points to spark HCJC past Amarillo College 83 71 in the Region V Junior College Basketball Tournament. Hill County beat Ranger 111 95 behind 29 points from Jackie Jones and 27 from Ron Marsh.
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Drago to Start Opener for Royals in Florida
Dick Drago a 25 year old Royals right hander will start Kansas City's first spring exhibition against the Houston Astros in Fort Myers Florida He will pitch a maximum of three innings Manager Bob Lemon said after a two hour batting drill Other pitchers on the opening day list include Mike Hedlund Paul Splitorff Tom Hilgendorf Tom Burgmeier and Ted Abernathy
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Chaps Edge Rockets 158 153 in Triple Overtime Summit
The Texas Chaparrals outlasted Denver 158-153 after three overtimes. John Beasley sank a late free throw at regulation to force OT, and the teams traded leads through 134-134 after the first overtime and 145-145 after the second.
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William and Wallace duel in lively light welter bout
Bobby Watt fights Williams as Williams and Wallace trade early locks with trapping and escaping, Williams tires in round two but rallies in the final round. James Busceme of Beaumont opens with a 21 second kayo to begin his bid for a fourth Texas Golden Gloves title while Johnny Moreno of San Antonio advances in the 1971 state tournament joining his brother Tony Moreno as last year’s national flyweight champion.
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Queens Rally Past Raytown Fem Team 77 57
Wayland College Flying Queens routed Raytown Piperettes 77 57 on Friday night to extend their winning streak to 13 and improve to 20 2. Cherri Rapp led the Queens with 18 points while Myrna DeBerry scored 13 for Raytown.
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NCAA Probes Premature ABA Signings Across Colleges
The NCAA announced a probe into alleged early professional contracts with college players by the ABA. Walter Byers criticized agents, cited seven players interviewed including Howard Porter and Jim McDaniels, and said action could occur after playoffs if evidence warrants.
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Exhibition State San Francisco and Chicago NL rosters noted
The article lists player names and positions for San Francisco Chicago NL teams plus batting and pitching notes. It details lineups including Robertson Stone Moffitt Mc Mahon Dietz Gibson Decker Tompkins Burk Rudolph Decker and Henderson, with win loss notes for Bahnsen and Goglewski. It also previews today's major league exhibitions across many spring training sites and matchups in Florida Arizona and California.
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Brewers, Giants, Yankees Shine In Opening Exhibition Games
Milwaukee Brewers beat Lotte Orions 6-4 as Ted Kubiak Danny Walton and Dave May homered in the exhibition opener. Giants explode for 18 hits to top the Cubs 9-4 led by Ken Anderson. Yankees trio Bahnsen Burbach and Klinkowski combine to beat the Senators 6-1. Pirates edge White Sox 2-1. Vida Blue leads A’s past Padres 2-0. Red Sox top Astros 4-2 on John Kennedy rbi. Braves down Expos 4-2 behind Sonny Jackson and Ralph Garr.
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Bulls Recall Ruffner From Minor Leagues
Chicago Bulls bring back 6 foot 10 Paul Ruffner their No 2 draft pick from the Chicagoland Travelers of the Continental League. Ruffner who averaged 35 points in three months with the Travelers rejoins the Bulls for next Tuesday’s NBA game against the Milwaukee Bucks in Chicago.
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