Eagles remain unbeaten with win over Alpine
The Pecos Eagles defeated Alpine 69 to 61 to stay undefeated at 3-0. Donald Ray Walker led Pecos with 17 points, while Alpine’s Doug Lynn scored 19. The Eagles visit Van Horn next Friday at 8 p.m.
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Rowdies Top Alpine JV 67 57 For Third Win
Pecos High School junior varsity basketball team overcame an opening deficit to defeat Alpine JV 67 57 for their third win. David Maddux led Pecos with 14 points aided by nine from Steve Clinton and Kyle Johnson. Alpine had three players in double figures and shot 11 of 19 from the line. Pecos improved to 3 0 on the season and hosts Friday at Pecos Gym.
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Southern California Opens Drive to Top UCLA in Season Opener
USC launches its bid to upset top ranked UCLA in the opening night of the 1971-72 college basketball season at Arizona State. Other top ten teams square off in a crowded early schedule including Marquette, Ohio State, Maryland, Houston, Louisville, Kentucky, and Long Beach State.
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Trevino Nicklaus top money winners in Disney Open
Trevino and Nicklaus lead the money standings as the Walt Disney World Open golf event opens in Lake Buena Vista Florida. Arnold Palmer also tops $200000 this season as the trio vie for the $30000 first prize in the 144-player field. Trevino carries elbow trouble from tendonitis but plans to compete after a night’s rest.
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Hawks fall to Bulls 86 85 for sixth straight loss
The Atlanta Hawks drop to 5 17 in the NBA standings after an 86 85 defeat by Chicago. Pete Maravich played 34 minutes but scored only eight points as Tom Boerwinkle and Jerry Sloan sealed the win for the Bulls.
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Top scorers explode in ABA wins Tuesday
ABA leaders collide as Charlie Scott pours 46 points to spark the Virginia Squires past the Pittsburgh Condors 134 129. Julius Erving adds 31 as Indiana, Utah, and Denver post strong wins amid the league race.
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Foyt Denied Texas 500 Entry Despite Home Track Status
A. J. Foyt was denied permission to race in the Texas 500 at Texas World Speedway near College Station. He criticized the ruling as ridiculous since the track is about 75 miles from his home and a longtime base of racing activity. The USAC stated the decision applied to Foyt and other drivers as per a November bulletin signed by executive director William J. Smythe.
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NBA Standings and Results From Tuesday
The Associated Press reports Tuesday games with Seattle topping New York 110 to 109 and Houston beating Buffalo 115 to 101. Cincinnati downed Baltimore 118 to 103, Chicago 86 over Atlanta 85, Golden State 106 to 103 over Milwaukee, and Phoenix 121 against Portland in overtime. Wednesday’s schedule lists Los Angeles at Boston.
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Pecos Eagles boosters urge more town support for teams
Town officials and Pecos High School boosters are urged to improve turnout and morale after the Pecos Eagles posted three straight wins, the first time a Pecos team has achieved four consecutive wins in nine years. Calls include lowering non district ticket prices, distributing player photos, and boosting pep activities for away games.
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Sooners Lead NCAA In Rushing And Total Offense
Oklahoma remains the top rushing and total offense team despite a 35 31 Thanksgiving loss to Nebraska. At 9 1 with one game left against Oklahoma State the Sooners average 461.2 rushing yards and 553.6 total offense per game. If they reach 647 more yards total against OSU they would set the NCAA single season record. Florida State leads in passing at 250.0 yards per game with San Diego State close behind at 239.6 and a final game pending for both.
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Csonka suffers nine fractures from sports and a cow incident
Larry Csonka of the Miami Dolphins has nine nasal fractures from football and wrestling and a separate cow incident on a farm in Ohio where he was butted while feeding the animal.
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