Broncs Lose Second Straight to Kermit in OHL Clash
Odessa Bronchas drop to 2-3 after a 59-54 loss to Kermit with Larry Shields scoring 19 for Odessa and Steve Turnbo leading Kermit with 16. First half 30-22, Yellow Jackets pull away in the second quarter as Dan Dampier adds 15 and Fred Green 12 for the visitors. Odessa Junior Varsity also wins 63-53 behind Mike Casey with 18 points. Odessa G Green cites lack of aggression after Monday’s loss to Andrews. Tournament next includes a game versus Lubbock Coronado starting Thursday in Odessa Public Schools Invitational.
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White Oaniak Edmondson
Louisiana State
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Seguia
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Ector
Amarillo
Pecos Eagles Topple Alpine For Third Win
Pecos Eagles defeated Alpine 69-61 to extend their unbeaten streak to three games. Donald Ray Walker led Pecos with 17 points, while Alpine's Doug Lynn had 19. Other scorers included Larry Terry 13, Mike Prewitt 11, George Edmondson 10 for Pecos. Joe Hernandez 14 and Dickie Molinar 10 for Alpine.
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East Squad Has Record-Breakers
The East team for the 47th Shrine East-West football game at Candlestick Park on December 31 will feature NCAA record breakers. Cornell’s Ed Marinaro, who set a 209 yards per game rushing mark this season, becomes the first major college runner to exceed 4,000 career rushing yards.
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Fourth Period Explosion Nets Ector 88-75 Win Over Crane
Ector exploded for 28 points in the fourth quarter to beat Crane 88-75. Jessie Watkins led Ector with 28 points, Joe Davis and Wayne Yates added 17 each, Darrell Mitchell 10. Crane’s Terry Neal scored 24 as the Golden Cranes stayed winless at 0-3. Ector improved to 3-1.
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Terry Neal
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Wyoming's Gary Fox to play in Blue Gray game
University of Wyoming senior quarterback Gary Fox has accepted a bid to play for the Blues in the Blue Gray game on December 28 in Montgomery Alabama. Fox led the Western Athletic Conference in passing and total offense and set multiple UW records this season.
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Loboes Open 1971-72 Season With Big Win Over McCamey
Monahans Loboes defeated McCamey 83 to 50 to start the season. Terry Lancaster led with 28 points as Monahans built a 24-9 first quarter lead and cruised thereafter. The team, 1-0, heads to Kerrville for the Kerrville Tournament, opening against Sweetwater.
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Washington Group Attends Major League Meetings
A Washington delegation flew to Phoenix to meet baseball officials during the winter meetings. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said they would attend the National Association dinner as guests and join the joint major leagues meeting, with speculation they may seek a Washington ball club.
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Andrews Five Loses Contest In Mus tangs Tilt
Andrews with five injured players fell to Snyder 80 to 75 to even the Mus tangs record at 1-1. Jerry Brooks and Dub Preston led Snyder with 17 points each while Mike Pearson blistered the scoreboard for Andrews with 24. Clay Gray added 21 for Andrews and Albert Maxie 10 as the Ponies search for form ahead of the Brownfield Tournament Thursday through Saturday.
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