Eagles clash for pivotal district basketball tilt
Pecos travels to Odessa Ector in a key District 2-AAA showdown as both teams carry 3-0 league marks and aim to seize early control. The game, with Andrews at Seminole and Kermit at Monahans on nearby cards, pits a paper favorite Pecos against a taller Ector squad, led by Kenneth Williams and teammates who have stepped up as a unit.
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Odessans win at Denver rodeo in Western stock show
Odessa rider Jack Ward placed fourth in the first go round with 71 points earning 674 dollars in bull riding at the National Western Stock Show Rodeo in Denver. He added 72 points in the second go round to finish second overall. Kay Proctor also from Odessa tied for second in barrel racing with four other women, each earning 15.7 points and 130 dollars.
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Six Pro Football All-Pro repeats named for 1974
Six players repeat to the 1974 All-Pro team as PFWA honors include Joe Greene Alan Page Ron Yary and others. New faces include Ken Stabler Cliff Branch Otis Armstrong with Oakland placing four men on the combined teams. Green and Ham represent Pittsburgh along with Little Simpson Guy and Page.
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College basketball scores and results roundup
Associated Press report lists Oklahoma City 82 over Texas Arlington 64. St Marys Texas 85 over Houston 74. Wichita State 60 over West Texas State 55. Texas A&M 101 over Sam Houston State 71. New Mexico State 76 over Bradley 74. UT Arlington 76 over Colorado State 71.
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Bowling Ww L Arrowhead Coast
Gulf Coast bowling results show top team scores and individual honors. Larry Smith and George Houston led the HI IND. SERIES with 650 while Charles Claburn posted 266 in the HI IND. GAME and 235 in the HI SCRATCH GAME. Jessey Bowen topped scratch with 584.
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White wins Lombardi Award for top lineman
Houston AP report notes Randy White of Maryland, a 6-2 250 lineman and Outland Trophy winner, receiving the fifth Vince Lombardi Award as the nation’s outstanding lineman. He pledges to live up to the trophy’s meaning while finalists Louise Kelcher Pete Cusick and Rod Shoate are named.
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Johnny Miller let-down leaves him only one-up
AP Golf writer Bob Greene reports from Tucson that Johnny Miller faced a disappointing performance leaving him with a slim one-stroke lead as the round concluded in Arizona.
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Bucks rise with Abdul-Jabbar return in 119 100 win over Warriors
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar returns to lead Milwaukee to a 119-100 victory over Golden State, lifting the Bucks to 21-21 and within three games of Detroit in the Midwest Division. The win caps a season turnaround after a 1-13 start. Rick Barry led Golden State with 26 points while Tom Henderson led Atlanta’s 108-85 win over Washington. Denver beat Utah 115-104 behind Ralph Simpson's 31, and Johnny Miller led the Tucson Open with a 66 opening round ahead of Mahaffey and Iverson.
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