New Mexico Voters Name Cibola St Pius Top Prep Teams
Associated Press poll highlights Cibola and St Pius as leaders in Class 4A and 3A, with Cibola 20-1 and St Pius 21-0. Sandia remains No 2 in 4A, while Lovington leads 3A runners-up, Truth or Consequences and Deming follow.
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Cibola
St. Pius
Associated Press
Albuquerque
AAA
Cougars
Sartans
Albuquerque Sandia
Farmington
Hobbs
Roswell
Albuquerque Rio Grande
Alamogordo
Anthony Gadsden
Albuquerque High
Albuquerque Manzano
Lovington
Wildcats
Truth Or Consequences
Deming
ACC Announces 1985 All Conference Basketball Team
NC State’s Lorenzo Charles and Maryland’s Len Bias lead the 1985 All ACC first team with 246 points each. Georgia Tech’s Mark Price, Duke’s Johnny Dawkins, and North Carolina’s Brad Daugherty follow. Second team includes Wake Forest’s Kenny Green, Duke’s Mark Alarie, Georgia Tech’s John Salley, Maryland’s Adrian Branch, and UNC’s Kenny Smith. Charles, Bias, and Price repeat first team selections. Dawkins moves up to first team.
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North Carolina State
Lorenzo Charles
Maryland
Len Bias
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Georgia Tech
Mark Price
Duke
Johnny Dawkins
North Carolina
Brad Daugherty
Wake Forest
Kenny Green
Mark Alarie
John Salley
Adrian Branch
Kenny Smith
Charles
Price
Dawkins
Alarie
Association
Brooklyn
N.Y
N.C. State
Bias
ACC
Landover
Enid
Okla
Washington
Daugherty
Ector Junior High Ninth Grade Boys Win City Title
The ninth grade boys basketball team from Ector Junior High School captured the city championship with a 9-0 run to finish 12-1. Players listed include Derrick Ellis, David Payen, Nick Cleveland, Tracy Bickerstaff, Victor Dancer, Monte Gardner, Raymond Aguilera, Reggie White, Dale Mullis, Edward Rheams, Thomas Medrano, and coach David James.
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Ector Junior High School
Derrick Ellis
David Payen
Nick Cleveland
Tracy Bickerstaff
Victor Dancer
Monte
Jackson gains confidence as Angels seek outfield role
Reggie Jackson, 38, earns encouragement from Angels manager Gene Mauch to resume fielding duties after two years as a DH. With Fred Lynn gone, Mauch aims Jackson to split time in the outfield, while Jackson notes the challenge and intent to stay focused on offense. Other candidates include Juan Beniquez Ruppert Jones and Mike Brown.
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Reggie
Angels
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Mauch
Reggie Jackson
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New York Yankees
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Ruppert Jones
Mike Brown
Brown
Lynn
Pirates' Madlock tunes up for Pirates opener
Bill Madlock, 34, after an injury shortened 1984 season, rehabs in Sarasota and is throwing and batting again. He plans to serve as DH in spring games and hopes to be ready for the April 9 opener in Chicago. He cites missing Parker Easler and Hebner and notes three new veterans Hendrick Lezcano Kemp aim to bolster a weak offense.
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Bill Madlock
Madlock
Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Bradshaw
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Pirates
George Hendrick
Sixto Lezcano
Steve Kemp
Kemp
Jason Thompson
Thompson
West Texas golf events fund UT Permian Basin tennis scholarship
A women's and a men's four person scramble at Mission Country Club will raise funds for UT Permian Basin tennis scholarships with entry deadlines Thursday for men and Friday for women. Entry fees are 40 and 50 dollars per person, with prizes for top three in each tourney. Call Virginia Brown at 367 2136 or mail to UTPB Golf.
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University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
Mission Country Club
Virginia Brown
UTPB
Utpb Golfsarende
Fern Circle
Odessa
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