Ector Eagles Beat Midland High For Third Straight Win
Nabarrette pitched a three hitter and Ector jelled for four runs in the second inning to defeat Midland High 4-1. Ramirez and Jimenez combined for 12 hits and 18 RBI in the series, while Midland’s Brosig struggled with walks and control early in the game.
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Tohill Foot Amputation Considered After Car Crash
Texas Christian University coach Billy Tohill faces possible right foot amputation as doctors at John Peter Smith Hospital monitor circulation after a severe injury from a recent car wreck. If no marked improvement within 48 hours, the decision may be made.
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Texas Christian University
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John Peter Smith Hospital
Walton named AP college basketball Player of the Year
UCLA star Bill Walton, the 6 foot 11 center known as the Big Red Machine, won the Associated Press college basketball Player of the Year award for the second straight season. Walton led UCLA in points and rebounds, starred in fast breaks, and helped the Bruins to an undefeated regular season streak. Also honored were David Thompson, Ed Ratleff, Kermit Washington, Ernie DiGregorio, Doug Collins, Dwight Lamar, and Jim Brewer on various All-America teams.
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Suer
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American University
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Kevin Joyce
South Carolina
Bill Schaeffer
St. John's
N.Y
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St. Joseph’s
John Brown
Missouri
Tom McMillen
Maryland
Richie Fuqua
Oral Roberts
Permian Panthers Shine In Texas Football Magazine Feature
Texas Football Magazine previews its spring edition highlighting Permian High School’s state title team and star David Shipman, winner of the Rodney J. Kidd Award as 1972’s top high school player. The piece praises Permian’s 15 season strength and notes El Paso Coronado as a strong early 1973 foe.
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Texas Football Magazine
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Permian High School
David Shipman
Shipman
Rodney J. Kidd
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Permian Pepettes
Permian
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el Paso
Dallas White
Fort Worth Western Hills
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Rexene Polymer
Illinois
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Massilon
Ohio
Citadel
Odessa
Texas
National Golden Gloves Opens in Lowell with Four per Side
Lowell Massachusetts hosts the 1973 National Golden Gloves tourney as Kansas City Indianapolis and Lowell each advance four boxers to the quarterfinals The event marks the first northeast running of the nationals finals set for Friday with initial rounds Monday featuring flyweight bantam lightweight welterweight and heavyweight classes Jerry Ellis from Louisville is among the eliminated in early rounds A separate note from Austin Texas reports Phillies trimming their roster pending cuts to pitchers Don and Mike Martin and outfielder Nellie Garcia from their minor league system.
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Knoxville
Tenn
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