Snyder Boys Pull Away In Three Overtimes To Beat Ector
In Snyder at Scurry County Coliseum the Tigers outlasted Ector 72 49 after three overtimes. Barry Blackmon sealed the win with a late three point play as Curtis Gafford fed him on a 3 second left setup. Coach George Byerly praised timing and a key in bounds pass for the decisive score.
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Punching Power Prevails In Hi Noon Optimist Boxing Night
Boxing tourney delivered rapid fire action with TKOs across junior high bouts, led by Crockett and Blackshear performers. Edward Lujan and Rudy Castillo scored first round wins, while Peters Hernandez and Rudy Avila posted early knockouts. crowd praised hard-nosed showings from all.
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Steers beat Odessa High 61 to 42 in district clash
Big Spring Steers toppled Odessa High Broncs 61 42 to remain alive in the district race. Jerald Wright led with 15 points while Bobby Earl Williams added 12 and Robert Rubio 10 as the Steers improved to 10 14 and 5 5A play. Odessa drops to 4 21 and 0 46.
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District S54 boys cage standings and results update
District S54 standings show Permian and Odessa High leading, with Big Spring and San Angelo posting wins. Friday results include Big Spring 61 Odessa High 42 and San Angelo 78 Permian 61, while Abilene High beat Midland Lee 65 64. Tuesday games feature Odessa High at Permian and Midland High facing Midland Lee at Chaparral Center.
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Rozelle Opposes NFL Off Field Moves to Los Angeles
Rozelle voices opposition to the Raiders move and challenges NFL rule requiring three fourths of owners to approve relocation. Court date set for Feb 7 in Los Angeles with potential move of trial to Feb 9. Also mentions NFL seeking long term host city for the Pro Bowl and concerns over officiating, ticket prices, and limited press access.
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San Angelo Tops Permian in 5-5A Cage Clash
San Angelo quieted Permian 78 4 in a 5-5A district game as Angelo built an 11 point first period lead, then maintained momentum. Trent Mullins led Angelo with 17 points while Paul Hayes 16 Herscules Miller 14 and Gregg Diebitsch 10 added double figures. Permian's Mike Woolley 14 and Ken Armstrong 10 led their scorers. Permian JV won 62 59 to improve to 6 9.
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