Oral Roberts Routs Union College 155 To 113 In Big Win
Oral Roberts hammered Union College 155 113 as Richard Fuqua scored 51 points and reserves contributed heavily. Coach Ken Trickey praised the fast pace and up and down style, noting it marked a high scoring night in Oral Roberts final home game in the building.
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Oral Roberts
Ken Rappopori
Associated Press
Ken Trickey
Union College
Titans
Richard Fuqua
Jackson, Tenn
Trickey
Vida Blue may play in Japan this season
Vida Blue could seek his pay in yen if no agreement is reached with Oakland owner Charlie Finley. Blue earned 14,750 last season with a 24 8 record and 301 strikeouts while Harmon Killebrew signed for about 125 000 for 1972.
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Vida Blue
Japan
Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Minnesota
Blue
Mansfield
Oakland A’s
Mesa
Ariz
Oakland
Charlie Finley
San Francisco Chronicle
Finley
Chronicle
Robert Gerst
A’s
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Tom Bradley
Detroit
Mike Kilkenny
Tigers
Kansas City
Dick Drago
Eddie Watt
Baltimore
George Culver
Houston
Ross Grimsley
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Matty Alou
Ted Sizemore
Joe Torre
Ted Simons
Seve Carlton
Jerry Reuss
Don Shaw
Montreal Expos
Carl Morton
College cage results from AP recap across regions
East District: Manhattan 86 Georgetown 72 Villanova 104 Seton Hall 62 St. Louis 75 Fordham 71 Fairfield 78 Iona 66 Clarkson 81 Hamilton 78 New Hampshire 61 Mass 56 Assumption 80 St Anselm's 59 Wesleyan 95 Brandeis 91. Southwest: W Texas St 82 Utah St 80 Houston 105 Corpus Christi 81 Centenary 88 Ark St 85 2 OT. Midwest: Oral Roberts 155 Union Tenn 113 Okla City 101 Tulsa 100 OT Memphis St 108 Wichita St 98. Far West: Arizona 53 New Mexico 51 Arizona St 77 Tex El Paso 74. Tournaments: SIAC Bethune Cookman 93 Albany Ga 91 Florida A&M 80 Fisk 79 Alabama St 109 Lane 58 Morehouse 82 Clark 75. Gulf South: Delta St 90 Troy Ala St.
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Fairfield
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Hamilton
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VMI
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Mt. St. Mary’s
Baptist
W. Carolina
Wash, & Lee
Sewanee
Louisiana Tech
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Midwest
Oral Roberts
Union, Tenn
Okla
City
Tulsa
Memphis St
Wichita St
SIAC
Bethune-Cookman
Albany
Florida A&m
Fisk
Alabama St
Lane
Morehouse
Clark
Delta St
Troy
Ala
Girls Softball Officers Meet To Discuss By-Laws
The Pecos Girls Softball Association opened its season with a meeting to review by-laws. Floyd Jenkins presided. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Shaw, Frank Granado who is vice president, and Mrs. Don King the secretary-treasurer. The program is open to girls ages nine to eighteen.
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Pecos Girl’s Softball Association
Floyd Jenkins
Carlos Shaw
Frank Granado
Don King
Post Time Delays Shrink From Minutes to Seconds
Report notes that prior to starting gates, New York races began in about two minutes. Now stalls unload simultaneously and most starts occur in under five seconds. The longest delay on record was 1893 in the American Derby Chicago with an hour and a half lineup before the start.
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New York
Chicago
Sul Ross to add women intercollegiate volleyball
Sul Ross State University President Dr Norman L. McNeil announced future athletic programs will include women's intercollegiate volleyball. He noted funding has favored men's activities and clarified no plan to drop volleyball while urging continued recruitment and national competition.
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SUL Ross University
Sylvia Flores
Norman L. McNeil
SRSU
Brenda
Women’s Liberation
Sul Ross State University
Paul Pierce
McNeil
Pecos Teams Vie In Weekend Meets And Openers
The Pecos High School golf team heads to Andrews tournament with 44 West Texas squads while the track squad goes to the Comanche Relays in Fort Stockton. District 5-4A and 2-3A entries compete in both events. The baseball season starts next week with a 4 pm opener against Carlsbad New Mexico here. The girls volleyball teams host Odessa Ector in Pecos gym with B team at 6:30 followed by varsity around 7:45.
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Pecos
West Texas
Fort Stockton
Carlsbad
N. M
Odessa Ector
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Lloyd Oden
Elaine Houston
Mary Ann Box
Bill Oden
Bill Malone
Gary Oden
Dickie Young
Tom Bell
Chuck Brooks
Roy Lee
Bill Box
Wayne Grable
Corpus Christi
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Dwight Jones
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Don Holcomb
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Myrian Malone
Rodney Grable
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Oran D. Whitten Oil CO
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Sinclair Products
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Pecos Savings and Loan
Pecos Savings & Loan
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