Zavala Junior High Sweeps City Basketball Meet
Zavala Junior High teams take first second and third in the city tournament winning the top cups for the third straight year. The Bucks beat Crockett Red Barrons 29-26 then defeated Zavala Lakers 52-22 led by Bobby Johnson with 12 points. In the finals the Pistons beat Crockett Rebels 46-14 and toppled the Celtics 43-34 to reach the title tilt.
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Crockett Panthers
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Keith Cameron
Warriors flirt with defeat after 55 44 win over Tech
Marquette coach Al McGuire, praising the tight game, says losing before the tournament could ease pressure. Earl Tatum and Butch Lee paced Marquette as Indiana extended its undefeated streak and other top teams posted wins amid a busy college basketball slate.
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al McGuire
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Associated Press
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ABA All Star Showdown As Managers Eye League Future
Denver’s Jonaki Brown and Kevin Loughery commit to winning the ABA All Star Game whileCommissioner DeBusschere and the Board seek a future plan for the league. The Nuggets face a 12-man All Star squad coached by Loughery with stars Erving Knight Gilmore Silas Taylor in the mix.
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David Thompson
Bobby Jones
Dan Issel
Chuck Williams
Ralph Simpson
Allstars
Julius Erving
Billy Knight
Indiana
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
James Silas
Brian Taylor
Women in sports power struggles ripple through amateur ranks
Analyst Nancy Palmer argues U. S. amateur athletes are pawns in a crowded field of governing bodies led by NCAA NAIA NJCAA AAHPER NAGWS AIAW USOC USCSC AAU and more. The piece notes budget pressures, split loyalties, and growing demands on top prospects as groups vie for control of talent and Olympic representation.
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NAIA
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NJCAA
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National Association For Girls and
Association For Intercollegiate Athletics For Women
AIAW
Lone Star State
UIL
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AAU
Texas
California
New York
District 2-AAA Opens Second Half With Key Matchups
District 2-AAA basketball resumes with Pecos at Andrews, Monahans vs Seminole, and Fort Stockton vs Kermit. Ector sits out after clinching first half title. Pecos seeks to close gap after a delayed start due to football. Linvel Mosby led the previous half with 27.3 ppg, Jimmy Beck paced Andrews at 18.3 ppg, and team standings show Ector leading before the restart.
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Odessa Quint
Mustangs
Linvel Mosby
Mosby
Dwight Randolph
Butch Rogers
Pecos Cause
Bobby Riggins
Jimmy Beck
Amistad Dam Lifts Texas Angling With New Species
West Texas anglers look beyond largemouth bass at Amistad with striped bass white bass hybrids walleye and crappie providing expanding catches. Fisheries biologist Ronnie Stapleton notes potential for a continuous stocking program while local guide Larry Scruggs sees strong crappie and catfish growth and predicts more top fishing to come.
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Border
Ronnie Stapleton
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Rio Grande
Stapleton
E.V. Spence
Nasworthy Lake
San Angelo
Larry Scruggs
Scruggs
Bonefish Tops 3 Year Old Trotting Poll In 1975
Hambletonian winner Bonefish was named the best 3-year-old trotter by USTA voters after seven wins in 12 starts in 1975. Silk Stockings earned 3-year-old pacing honors with 15 wins in 24 starts, driven by Preston Burris and owned by Clair and Ken Mazik. Bonefish stands at Castleton Farm Lexington after injury ended his racing career.
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Stanley Dancer
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Silk Stockings
Clair
Ken Mazik
Bear, del
Preston Burris
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