Pecos Eagle Five Seek Win Over Seminole Tonight
Pecos 2-1 in district hosts Seminole 1-2 at home hoping to move to 3-1 and improve title chances. Starters Butch Rogers Linvel Mosby Bobby Riggins Kevin Dean Curtis Johnson expected. Rogers and Mosby chase high scorer honors while Doan shines on boards. JV tips at 6 15 p m and varsity at 8 p m.
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Rice coach Bob Polk retires after 18 seasons
Rice basketball coach Bob Polk, 61, announced his retirement effective June 30, ending a tenure that built a solid base for his successor. Polk becomes the second Southwest Conference coach to resign in two weeks, following Baylor's Carroll Dawson.
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North Texas State’s Morris Academic All American pick
Pete Morris of North Texas State earned a spot on the 1976 Academic All American football squad. The Waco native, a pre med senior letterman linebacker with a 4.0 GPA, was among six repeaters from 1975 and the second highest vote getter from 235 nominees.
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Levario Leads Odessa Boxing Tourney Local Star Takes Spotlight
Dan Levario a three year veteran of the State Golden Glove Tournament headlines the Odessa Boxing Tournament at Floyd Gwin Auditorium. The two night event features top Permian Basin fighters from more than ten clubs with open and high school divisions and proceeds benefiting the Hi Noon Optimist boxing fund.
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All Stars lead Nuggets to 127 102 victory
Denver center Dan Issel and forwards David Thompson and Bobby Jones starred as the Nuggets defeated the Buffalo Braves 127 102. Issel had 32 points and 18 rebounds, Thompson 23 points with six assists, Jones 20 points and 15 rebounds, helping Denver to a 59 50 halftime edge and a 31 13 season record.
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College Scores From Regional Matches Reported
Summary of college basketball results with multiple games across regions. Notable outcomes include Connecticut 67 over Boston University 65, George Washington 104 over Brandeis 88, Houston 111 over Baylor 89, and Illinois 71 over Northwestern 68. Other results list margins and opponents.
Pecos Varsity and Junior High Schedule Across Local Gyms
The Pecos sports calendar lists several basketball games this week at Seminole Crane Monahans and Monahans High gyms with Pecos Varsity, Pecos JV and ninth grade teams facing opponents from Monahans Crane Lovington Andrews and others. Boxing events in Odessa at Floyd Gwin Auditorium begin 7 p.m. and Lovington High hosts multiple junior high contests.
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Arkansas Romps Over Texas A&M In SWC Showdown
Arkansas 72 Texas A&M 58 as 15th ranked Razorbacks remain 7-0 in SWC play behind Marvin Delph's 22 points. Lundquist? and Eddie Sutton praised as Arkansas eyes remaining tough week including SMU and Baylor. Texas dumps Rice earlier in the night and TCU falls to Tulane. In Austin, Texas beats Princeton 65-48 as John McMahon sweeps two events in swim meet.
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Stabler Wins Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year
Oakland Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler is named 1976 Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year by a nationwide panel. He led the Raiders to a 13-1 regular season and Super Bowl XI victory over the Vikings. The award dinner will be held in Washington next Saturday night.
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