Pecos and Alpine tie for Sul Ross Relays Division II title
Pecos and Alpine finish with 101 points each at the Sul Ross Relays, forcing a coin toss to decide the meet championship. Pecos edged ahead late with the mile relay and earned the team trophy despite Alpine’s strong showings, with Van Horn scoring 73 for third and Jenkins securing early wins for the Eagles.
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Drake wins NCIT title in 73-67 victory over Arizona
Drake, led by Larry Haralson and Terry McKissick, downed Arizona 73-67 in the NCIT final at Louisville. Haralson scored 20 and McKissick 24 as Drake neutralized Arizona’s inside game with strong defense and clutch free throws to secure the title.
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Nicklaus Wins Coral Open for 54th Career Victory
Jack Nicklaus clinched the Coral Open by three strokes with a 276 total, ending a run of frustrations and building momentum toward the Masters. Johnny Miller challenged but finished fourth after a late string of missed birdie chances. Bert Yancey and Fezler tied for second at 279.
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Connors Keeps Winning But Faces Tougher Tests
Jimmy Connors said victory remains hard as opponents push him to play 110 percent. He beat Jan Kodes 6-3 6-0 in Hampton to win the Independent Players Association event, earning 10,000 for the season total near 250,000. Separately, Mark Cox upset Dick Stockton 6-2 7-6 in Landover to win 12,000, Arthur Ashe beat Bjorn Borg 6-4 7-6 in Munich for 12,000, and Rod Laver defeated Charles Pasarell 6-4 6-4 in Sao Paulo.
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A&M bows out of playoffs with loss to Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeats Texas A&M in a playoff game ending the Aggies season. The setback comes as Cincinnati showcases a sharp offense and strong defense, leaving A&M eliminated from postseason contention. Freeman reports from Lubbock with details on key plays and standout performers.
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East tops West in schoolboy finals at Austin tournament
East Texas and West Texas split the weekend as Houston Kashmere extended its Class 4A win streak with late wins over Midland Lee and Fort Worth Paschal. LaPoyner of Larue claimed its third Class B title, while Lamesa and Dim mitt captured 3A and 2A crowns. Cincinnati and Maryland prep stories tied to NCAA tournaments also noted.
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