Madden Wins OCC Tennis Club Championship Singles Title
Bill Madden captures the men's A singles crown at Odessa Country Club as Tommy Campbell takes second. Doug Ham wins the men's B division with Robert Chappell second. Patt Tapp tops the ladies A, Patty Locke runner-up, while Judi Montgomery wins the ladies B title with Prinny Campbell second. Odessa Women's Tennis Association reports 36 entries in year end double elimination tournament across Permian and Racquet Club courts with multiple divisions and pending playoff between Leslie Wright and Naraline Gann. New members urged. five leagues per year. Midland Women's Tennis Association plans a Doubles Ladder Challenge on Jan 4-5 at Midland College, about 75 attendees.
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Tennessee Triumphs 28-21 In Garden State Bowl comeback
Tennessee holds off Wisconsin 28-21 at Giants Stadium as Steve Alatorre earns MVP with 315 passing yards and a fourth quarter TD. Willie Gault sparks the win with an 87-yard kickoff return. Wis. drops to 7-5, while Tennessee climbs to 9-3 with a post season bid. Texas A M then defeats Oklahoma State 33-16 in Independence Bowl action.
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Wink heads 6 A district all star team
Wink wins six spots on the 6 A all district team as district champion. John Wilkinson 188 pound senior leads two way choices at guard and linebacker for Wink. Other first team picks include Terry Turner Dennis Black Todd Ratliff Elbert Pillow Kyle Longley Jesse Hernandez and Joe Wolf with several others on defense and special teams. Wink coach Robin Byrd named coach of the year after season end loss in state final to Bremond.
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Lake Highlands reaches 5A final after semifinal win
Lake Highlands, behind Todd Tschantz’s 33-yard field goal and three key interceptions, defeats Hereford 10-7 to advance to the Class 5A title game. Quarterback Steve Hurst sealed the win with an interception drive at Jones Stadium, while Hereford failed to score in the second half. The Wildcats improve to 14-0 and will face Houston Yates, which beat San Antonio Churchill 40-31 at Rice Stadium in Houston.
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Simpson tops cage candidates for national award
Virginia's Ralph Sampson, last season's Naismith winner, leads a list of 10 candidates in early balloting for this year's national college basketball player of the year award. The Atlanta Tip-Off Club presents the honor determined by a nationwide panel of voters.
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