Odessa High opens three game swing with 15 5 win over Austin
Odessa High Bronchos beat Austin 15 5 in five innings to lift record to 7 3 as pitcher Tommy Stahl went the distance. Weather with 40 mph winds cited by coach Ronnie White aided 12 Austin walks while Bronchos hitters produced multiple extra base hits including Hector Sanchez 3 for 3 with a home run. Next games scheduled against Andrews and Jefferson at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. respectively.
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Austin
Tommy Stahl
Stahl
OHS
Ronnie White
White
Hector Sanchez
Westark reaches title game in Junior College tourney semifinal
Westark Ark defeated Anderson S C 78 66 behind 24 points from Brian Kelibrew while Ronnie Wenneberg and DeWayne Shepherd added 20 each. Lincoln Ill beat Hiwassee Tenn 70 63 to reach final, Fred Watkins 22 for Lincoln. Chipola Fla edged Gloucester N J 77 76 in third round winners bracket. In NBA action Mark Olberding four points as Spurs beat Kings 114 111 in overtime.
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Ronnie Wenneberg
DeWayne Shepherd
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S.C
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Ill
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Tenn
Fred Watkins
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Vince Simpson
Tom Townsley
Dennis Murphy
al Cole
Randy Plummer
Chipola
Fla
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N.J
Kansas City, Mo
Mark Olberding
Paul Griffin
George Johnson
San Antonio Spurs
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Kings
Spurs
Scott Wedman
Permian football coaches resign and sign new contracts
Permian High School announces coaching changes as assistants Wayne Kennedy and Wayne Wheat resign to join private industry. Kennedy will move to Basin Testers with planning for a replacement after April 30, while Wheat becomes an Exxon employee. Mojo JV coach Mike Stephens also resigns, with Eugene Jones and Raymond Griggs promoting to fill roles. Wilkins and Millsapps sign new three year contracts. school board desegregation talks loom over hiring. Wilkins named North All-Stars coach for summer game.
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Wayne Wheat
Wheat
PHS
Exxon
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Gary Slaughter
John Wilkins
Mojo
Mike Stephens
Lamesa
Eugene (Bucky) Jones
Bonham Junior High
Stephens
Raymond Griggs
Wilkins
Millsapps
Hood Junior High
Wall High School
Rice University
East Central State of Oklahoma
Rankin honors athletes at school banquet
Rankin High School celebrated its all-sports banquet with senior Kevin Smith winning the Fighting Heart Award for spirit and effort. Denny Latham Tammy Myers and Lisa Copeland earned sweetheart honors while Jack Pardee spoke, urging players to pursue state-level success after the 13-1 1980 season.
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Rankin
Kevin Smith
Rankin High School
Ray Barrett
Red Devil
Smith
Denny Latham
Tammy Myers
Lisa Copeland
Jack Pardee
San Diego Chargers
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Dwayne Turner
Willie Myers
Henry Anderson
Ed Hughes
Turner
Red Devils
Valley View
Kush vindicated in punching suit in Arizona
A Maricopa County jury found former Arizona State coach Frank Kush did not battery his former punter Kevin Rutledge nor commit fraud through scholarship misrepresentation. The 7-1 misrepresentation verdict favored Kush, while a 5-3 verdict cleared him on battery. Rutledge, now at UNLV, sought 2.2 million. trial moved to second phase on negligence and harassment claims.
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Arizona State University
Frank Kush
Kevin Rutledge
Rutledge
Maricopa County
Thomas Kleinschmidt
Kush
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
University
Arizona State
Washington
Seattle
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Bill Maskill
Kleinschmidt
Robert Ong Hing
Tulsa nips South Alabama in NIT quarterfinals
Tulsa overcame a 12 point first half deficit to beat South Alabama 69-68 in the NIT quarterfinals. Greg Stewart and Paul Pressey each scored 15 for Tulsa which led 68-62 with 35 seconds left before Stewart sealed it with a late free throw. South Alabama ends 25-4 with Rory White scoring 14.
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Okla
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Paul Pressey
South Alabama
Stewart
Jaguars
West Virginia
Madison
Boilermakers Rally Past Duke To Reach NIT Semis
Purdue defeats Duke 81-69 in the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden as Drake Morris scores 28 points and Brian Walker and Russell Cross spark a second-half surge to push Purdue to a semifinal berth. Duke led 31-28 at halftime before Purdue pulled away late.
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Drake Morris
Brian Walker
Russell Cross
Boilermakers
Duke
New York
Madison Square Garden
Cross
Keith Edmonson
Walker
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