Aggies keep NIT title hopes alive in tight win
Texas A M edged Washington 69 65 in the NIT second round as Claude Riley and Milton Woodley sparked a late rally. Washington led at halftime 33 31 but the Aggies retook the lead in the final minutes. Bradley’s Braves crushed Syracuse 95 81 and Georgia downed Maryland 83 69 as other NIT games featured Dayton over Illinois 61 58 Purdue over Rutgers 98 65 and Oklahoma over Cal Irvine 80 77.
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Errors Give Lamesa Triumph Over Mojo
Lamesa defeated Permian 9-7 in a non conference baseball game as Mojo miscues and errors cost the Panthers. Lamesa had 11 hits led by Ben Morales with three singles, while Lasaro Arredondo and John Joe Hernandez added two doubles apiece. Permian, limited to seven hits, committed four errors as coach Tom Hollingshead blamed mental mistakes for the loss and pledged better hitting and consistency.
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Sistently
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Hollingshead
Little wins LPGA Olympia Gold after rain delay
Sally Little captures the Olympia Gold title in Industry Hills California by two strokes over Donna H White finishing 3 under par 70 for a 288 total. Ayako Okamoto and Nancy Lopez-Melton finish tied for third as Little overcomes rain delays to claim the $150 000 event.
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Preseason coaches picks line up with state tourney results
Beaumon Hebert and Waxahachie were predicted to finish first and second and both held their spots as Hebert defeated Andrews 76 to 71. Andrews, Bay City and Lubbock Dunbar advanced or fell short in regional play while Ector dominated juniors under Coach Willie Spears with a 25 3 record and multiple double digit scorers.
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