Aggies fall 75 66 as Drake hands NMSU first MVC loss
NMSU led by Williamson but he was ruled ineligible and the Aggies were outrebounded 44 28 in a 75 66 defeat to Drake. Truman Ward 18 points and Bill Allen 12 aided the effort as Drake’s Bell Kilgore Langston powered the comeback. Chester Fuller led NMSU 23 points despite the setback.
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Associated Press
New Mexico State University
John” Williamson
Williamson
Aggies
Drake
Albuquerque
el Paso
New Mexico
Texas-El Paso
Arizona
Lobos
Chester Fuller
Brigham Young
Miners
James Forbes
Utah
Arizona State
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UTEP
Truman Ward
Super John
Bill Allen
John BiBiase
Bulldogs
Dennis Bell
Cleo
Kilgore
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Fuller
Lobo Mark Saiers
BYU
Kresimir Cosic
Eastern
Southwestern
Apology to Jim Stokes Highlighted in City Prep Scores
A note from the bench acknowledges Jim Stokes of the NMMI Colts as fifth in scoring with 111 points across 10 games. The piece also previews Goddard Rockets vs Hobbs Eagles in 4-AAAA district play and Carlsbad Cavemen at Roswell, plus Super Bowl chatter and a Hobbs crowd tonight.
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Jim Stokes
Nmmi Colts
City
Stokes
Jim
Goddard Rockets
Hobbs Eagles
Ralph Tasker
Rockets
Roswell
Carlsbad Cavemen
Ron Burton
Coyote
Ron Land
Cave City
Redskins
Miami Dolphins
Hobbs
Snead Opens Phoenix Open With Eight Under Par Lead
J C Snead shoots a first round 62 at the Phoenix Open to grab the early lead in the $150,000 event at Arizona Country Club. Dale Douglass birdies late to 63, with Grier Jones and Bob Dickson tied for second at 64. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, and Bill Casper are not in the field.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz
J. C. Snead
Sam Snead
J.C
Jesse Carlysle
Arizona Country Club
Snead
Little Desert
Dale Douglass
Oklahoma State
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Bill Casper
NMMI Bronco program earns NJCAA best black and white award
The 1972 New Mexico Military Institute Bronco football program is named the NJCAA's best black and white among 100 junior college brochures. Athletic director Lt Col James Waldrip credits the athletic department and coaches Bob Dennis and Burl Wood. Other honors go to Wharton County JC, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, Wesley College, Hutchinson CC, and Independence CC for their 1972 programs. The 1972 accolade marks NMMI’s second NJCAA best program honor in recent years.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Bronco
National Junior College Athletic Association
James Waldrip
Bob Dennis
Burl Wood
Wharton County Junior College
Northeastern
Oklahoma
A&m College
Wesley College
Dover
Delaware
Hutchinson Community Junior College
Independence Community Junior College
NJCAA
NMMI
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