Pecos Eagles Take Third in Odessa Invitational Sixty Three Sixty
Linvel Mosby scored 28 as Pecos Eagles beat Amarillo Sandies 63 60 for third place in the Odessa Invitational. Butch Rogers 17, Riggin 7, Dean 7, Johnson 2 led the balanced attack while Mosby earned all tournament honors with 70 points.
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Curtis Johnson
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Ector
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PECOS
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Ricky Gonzales
Johnny Terrazas
Charles Michaelis
Clyde McKeller
Blane Smith
Mike Smith
Paul Bennett
Eric Jacobson
Jim Whiddon
Parker Kevin
Mike Rogers
Russell Shaffter
Victor Mitchell
Kevin Doan
John Ivy
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Amarillo
Zavala JH B and A teams edge Kermit in Thursday games
Zavala Junior High B team defeated Kermit 32 to 12 at Zavala gym with Danny Lees top scoring 10 points and Joe Ray Flores adding 6. The A team won 30 to 29 in a tight battle as Booker Fobbs led with 10 points and Michael Jaquez added 8. Coach Gome Olibas praised the hard fought win. next game is 4 15 p.m. Monday against Fort Stockton at Zavala gym.
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Gail Goodrich
Dan Issel
David Thompson
Denver
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Cavaliers
Maurice Lucas
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Portland
Lucas
Upsets mar cage season by Louisville shocks
College basketball's early season features many upsets as Louisville suffers a surprise result. AP Sports Writer Ken Rappaport notes the trend and its impact on rankings and expectations.
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Ready
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Cardinals
Syracuse
SWC opens with 22 5 cage record and key wins
The Southwest Conference starts strong at 22 5 after a four for six evening highlighted Baylor defeating New Mexico 90 80 on the road. Ark ansas leads 4 0 with six undefeated teams through two weeks as action continues this week with Houston at San Francisco and other matchups.
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Texas
A&m
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Texas A&m
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Spurs fall as Van Arsdales lift Suns in OT
Phoenix tops San Antonio 103-98 after Dick and Tom Van Arsdale scored late free throws in overtime. Westphal led Phoenix with 27 points while Gervin had 20 for the Spurs as several NBA results unfold with Kings, Nuggets, and Trail Blazers winning.
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Curtis Rowe
Sam Lacey
Ron Boone
John Havlicek
Lois
Del Rio High seeks two teams for Queen City Invitational
Del Rio High School invites two area baseball teams to enter its Queen City Invitational in early March. Coach Roger Blanks asks interested schools to call 512 775 9561. Already entered are San Angelo Odessa Ector and Fort Stockton. The first two inquiries will be accepted.
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Queen City
Roger Blanks
San Angelo
Odessa
Ector
Fort Stockton
Blanks
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