UCLA and USC clash as regular season ends on Pauley Pavilion
No. 1 UCLA and No. 3 USC meet at Pauley Pavilion in a crucial game that could decide the Pacific Eight title and an NCAA berth. Both teams enter 24-1 after weekend wins while Furman, Marquette, Penn and others also won as conference races tighten across the nation.
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Saturday’s Cage Scores Show Slim Cage Lead Change
J C Snead shot a 34 with a birdie surge while Dickinson closed gap with three straight birdies on holes 10 through 12. Carlyle carded a 37 as Snead built a four stroke edge before Dickinson rallied.
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Dunbar Netters Bow In Quarter Finals
In Odessa special coverage the Dunbar netters fall in quarter finals. Charles Melton loses 6-1 6-3 to David King of Abilene in singles. Kinger Robinson and partners win 9-7 6-2 in B doubles. Cecile Young and partner lose 6-3 6-0 to Abilene's Susan Whitehan.
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Exhibition Roundup as Giants Beat Mets in Spring Action
Veteran hurlers George Brunet and Moe Dra bowsky limited the New York Mets to two hits over six innings in a 5-2 St Louis victory. Cy Young winner Bob Gibson allowed three hits in three frames with solo homers by Ken Singleton and Leroy Stanton. Lou Brock hit a two run homer to break a 2-2 tie as Baltimore edged New York 4-3. Charlie Sands homered in Pirates 3-2 win over Phillies. Mike Fiore and George Thomas boosted the Red Sox 8-7 over the Astros.
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Exhibition slate shows mixed results across leagues
Alan Gallagher sparked the Giants with a two run triple but dropped a bases loaded pop fly in the eighth, allowing Cleveland to rally for a 7 3 win. Cubs beat California 75. Ed Crosby delivered a bases loaded triple for the Cardinals in a 5 1 win over Kansas City. Padres edged Japan's Tokyo Orions 5 3 while Angeleno area teams faced ups and downs. Reds struggled. White Sox beat someone 5 1. Dodgers crushed Braves 10 2 as Expos won seven inning affair 10 0.
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ENMU Faces Indiana Five In National Tournament Opener
In Kansas City AP reports the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics tournament opens with eight games. Notable matchups include Kentucky State vs St Thomas Minnesota and Eastern New Mexico facing Indiana of Pennsylvania as seeds and records are noted for Brabham Lewis and Clark Earlham Eau Claire and others in six day event.
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State Meet Highlights and Regional Basketball Winners
Weekend matchups for Class AAAA semifinals and finals are listed with times Friday and Saturday. Regional winners include Plainview over Ysleta Bel Air and Rider, Cypress-Fairbanks over Marshall and Kimball, Kimball over Fort Worth Poly, Wheatley over Port Arthur Jeff and Lamar over Clear Creek, Sam Houston over Victoria and Jeff over SA, Sands over McAdoo, Krum over Midway-Henrietta, Chireno over Bullard, and Snook over Big Sandy.
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Ralls Outsider Tourney Opens With Pairings
The second annual Ralls Outsider basketball tournament starts today and runs through Saturday. Slaton meets Post at 7 p.m. and Spur faces Abernathy at 8 30. Tuesday brings Crosbyton against Jayton at 7 p.m. and Ralls versus Frenship at 8 30.
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Class B All South Plains basketball squad named
Nine seniors and one junior make Avalanche-Journal’s 1970 71 Class B all south plains team. repeaters Marvin Jackson and Johnny Furgeson lead the lineup with strong season totals, while Charles Gray earns coaching honors for Three Way. Neff leads scoring among non-seniors and Furgeson caps a district title run with his team.
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Frazier vs Clay Preview Promises Heightened Heavyweight Clash
Frazier vows to wear down Clay with savage body punishment aiming for a quick finish as Clay counters with speed, jab, and cutting ability. Both fighters boast perfect records before the bout while writers from around the world await ringside. the Garden hosts a record live gate.
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Jones Captures Lane Spotlight in Youth Bowling League
Robert Jones delivered a 223 game and 594 series to highlight the VFW sponsored Youth Bowling League. Linda Herman led the Junior division with 192-514 while Joe Finger topped the Senior boys at 202-507. Becky Blevins posted 147-399 and Chuck Johnson 207 with Jimmy Foster 357 in Bantam. Cindy Kastner finished 112-222 in a meet incomplete due to garbled text.
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Undefeated MHS Ponies Lead Busy Week in District Play
Monterey and Coronado remain undefeated in the early baseball season as Lamesa, Tascosa, and Midland teams show strong starts. Monterey averages nine runs per game and Coronado posts solid marks with 25 runs in three contests. Lubbock High visits Tascosa after scoring 24 in four games, while Borger and Westerners hover near .500 as district standings begin to take shape.
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Coronado Tascosa makeup game sets 4 p.m. showdown
Coronado and Tascosa renew their delayed doubleheader in Amarillo with the Mustangs sending Kenny Hill to the mound for his third win after Coronado prevailed 5 1 in five innings Saturday.
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