Odessa College Lady Wranglers Seek Tourney Win Over Ranger JC
Odessa College enters Region V tournament at Scurry County Coliseum with a 31 0 season record. Sophomore Carmen Alvarez is out with a sprained ankle, coach Ken Hefner said. A win would tie the 1983 84 OC mark for most season victories. The NJCAA ranks OC No 1 in offense, a perfect regular season, and a No 5 defense. If OC advances, semifinal opponent would be Clarendon Grayson winner.
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Carmen Alvarez
Hefner
Odessa College
Ranger
Lady Wranglers
OC Sports
Western Junior College Athletic Conference
Howard College
National Junior College Athletic Association
Hutchinson
Kan
Clarendon Junior College
Grayson County College
Red Raiders win SWC title and earn multiple honors
Texas Tech guards Bubba Jennings and Gerald Myers headline a SWC awards sweep as Tech clinches the conference title with a 12-4 mark and a 20-7 season. Joe Kleine and Jon Koncak lead the All-SWC first team. Koncak sets rebound and defensive marks while Kleine tops scoring.
All-SWC Rock, Ark team selections feature star and second team
The roster lists Mike Wacker of Texas as a 6-9 senior from San Marcos, with second team picks Alvin Franklin of Houston and Kenny Brown of Texas A&M among others. Also noted are Don Marbury of Texas A&M, Darren Holcombe of TCU, Rickie Winslow of Houston, and Charles Balentine of Arkansas with heights and hometowns.
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Dallas
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Texas Tech
Gerald Myers
Associated Press Southwest
Koncak
Texas A&m
Don Marbury
Baylor
Michael Williams
Houston
Alvin Franklin
Kenny Brown
Marbury
TCU
Darren Holcombe
Rickie Winslow
Arkansas
Charles Balentine
Carlos Briggs
Texas
John Brownlee
William Mills
Myers
Red Raiders
Tech
Polk Robison
Kleine
SWC
Bubba Jennings
Clovis
N.M
Jon Koncak
SMU
Kansas City
Joe Kleine
Slater
Dennis Nutt
Little
Houston, Jr
LaMarque
Texas A&m, Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Brooklyn
N.Y
Soph
Newport
Ark
Sluggers Schmidt Madlock Eye Spring Comeback
Phillies veteran Mike Schmidt reports peak conditioning after a winter program to prevent injuries while Bill Madlock rehabs from a bone spur and tendonitis and expects to be ready for opening day. Reggie Jackson moves toward Angels right field duties as he nears 38. Rafael Ramirez faces discipline for tardiness as Bob Horner resumes batting practice and Julio Cruz returns from knee surgery with no pain.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mike Schmidt
Bill Madlock
Schmidt
Madlock
Sarasota, Fla
Reggie Jackson
California
Angels
Rafael Ramirez
Atlanta Braves
John Mullen
Ramirez
Dominican Republic
Braves
Bob Horner
Chicago White Sox
Julio Cruz
Cruz
West German routs Temesvari in U S Women's Open opener
Sylvia Hanika of West Germany, ranked 19th, overwhelmed Andrea Temesvari of Hungary 6-1 6-2 in the first round at Princeton. Hanika pressed with steady baseline play and net forays, while Bettina Bunge defeated Virginia Ruzici 6-3 6-4. Stefanie Rehe and Peanut Louie also advanced in straight sets.
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Princeton
N.J
Sylvia Hanika
West Germany
Andrea Temesvari
Hungary
Temesvari
Hanika
Deuce
Ten
Bettina Bunge
Vice
Virginia Ruzici
Bunge
Ruzici
Stefanie Rehe
Highland
Calif
Camille Benjamin
Bakersfield
Peanut Louie
San Francisco
Kim Shaefer
Aleandria
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Ponent
Cisco
Amarillo College
Western Texas College
McLennan Community College
Waco
McLennan
Senatobia
Miss
Ken Hefner
Jennings
The
Associated Press
Bruce Bochy
Coral Gables, Fla
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