Hagerman Bobcats Capture 5-AA District Title at Ruidoso
Hagerman defeats Eunice 62-58 to win the 5-AA District Tournament at Ruidoso. Ray Miles scores 20, Gary Harrell 16, James Ward 24, and Roger Crowell 20 with fouls. Dexter beats Jal 97-74 for consolation as Hagerman edge Dexter 71-70 in a semifinal thriller. Bill Turner’s club advances with strong defense and late pressure.
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Ramos Laguna In World Title Bout
California’s Mando Ramos defends the lightweight title against Panama’s Ismael Laguna in a 15 round bout at the Sports Arena. Ramos, 21, seeks a second defense after beating Carlos Cruz. Laguna holds the crown since 1965. No radio or TV in the U S. Gate receipts projected at $150,000 with up to 13,000 fans.
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GHS Tennis Team Opens Season With 5-4 Victory
Goddard high school opened its tennis season by defeating Hobbs Eagles 5-4. Scott Loring and Robin Cox led the Rockets by sweeping singles and doubles, with Loring beating Crowell 6-2 6-3 and Cox winning 6-0 6-2. The next home match is March 13 against Santa Fe.
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Roswell Gymnasts Defeat Carlsbad 94 77 to 82 27
Roswell defeated Carlsbad 94.77 to 82.27 as Larry O'Meara led with two firsts and three runner ups. Coyotes scorers included Mike Jennings Jove Grammier Graham Conley Don Chavez Joe Grammier Kenneth King Chester Camp Ricky Grammier and Kim Corbitt across rings high bar parallel bar side horse vault tumbling free exercise and trampoline events.
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Hill Takes third round lead in Doral Open golf
Mike Hill fired a 69 against windy conditions to take the 54 hole lead at the Doral Open. He moved ahead of Gibby Gilbert who carded a triple bogey seven on the 7th hole, placing Hill three strokes in front of Jack McGowan and Jim Colbert at 211. Larry Hinson stood fourth at 212 while Gilbert and others trailed.
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Prep Scores Across Districts Friday and Saturday
AP results show Encino 42 Moriarty 40 and Corona 57 Magdalena 48. Semis Tularosa 52 Cliff 42. Animal 62 Hatch 52. Consolation Round Reserve 69 Weed 54. T or C 84 Lordsburg 69. Consolation Crownpoint 39 Tohatchi 35. Championship Shiprock 55 Bloomfield 40. District 1AA Clayton 79 Springer 49. Cimarron 65 Mora 58. District 6AA Causey 107 Elida 80. Fort Sumner 72 Dora 68. District TAA San Jon 65 Vaughn 56.
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Demonstrators Delay BYU Game in Albuquerque
A 35 minute delay at the New Mexico BYU game followed a Black Student Union protest in University Arena. Eggs oil and diesel balloons were thrown, state police moved into the stands, and fans cheered as the floor was cleared. New Mexico beat BYU 82-68 in Western Athletic Conference action. Willie Long and Howie Grimes led the Lobos with 22 points apiece.
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GHS Runners Claim Marathon Team Trophy
Artesia New Mexico AP William Blewett of Oklahoma State won the College of Artesia Marathon in 2 51 25. Over 300 runners entered. Goddard High School's 9 runners led to a team trophy awarded at halftime of a Artesia basketball game.
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Goddard Rockets Close Season With 84–79 Win Over Deming
Goddard Rockets finish regular season with an 84 to 79 non conference victory over Deming to reach 16 wins and six losses. Clyde Williamson scored 36 points, Holland Hunter 15, and Walter Johnson 14 as Goddard led 18-16 after one quarter and 42-31 at halftime, with a 65-50 edge after three. They open 4-AAAA District play facing Roswell Coyotes, whom they have beaten twice this season. The winner advances to face Carlsbad or Clovis for a state tournament berth.
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College Basketball Scores Across East West and More
East region results include Princeton over Cornell 65 58 and Penn over Columbia 71 57. Brown 79 Harvard 72. UCLA 120 Stanford 90. California 82 San Diego State 55. Tournament action features MAC first round Temple 107 Rider 74 and Davidson 78 William and Mary 54.
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Aggies Handle Utah State to Reach 24-2 Mark
Fifth ranked New Mexico State beat Utah State 104-92 to improve to 24-2 while Utah State falls to 19-6 with one game left before the Western regionals. Nate Williams scored 40 for Utah State. Jimmy Collins led NM State with 29 points and Charlie Criss added 25.
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