North Rates Slight Edge In 21st Annual Senior Bowl
The North skews as slight favorite over the South in the 21st Senior Bowl amid a hush on odds due to a gambling scandal. Stars include Dennis Shaw and Jerry Hendren for the North, Mack Herron for Kansas State, and tackles Stegel Kiney and Mike Reid on defense. Payouts are set at 2250 to winners, 1090 to losers, or 1145 in a tie. The game draws a near sell-out crowd of about 4000 in Mobile with Don Shula and Low Saban coaching the sides.
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Ala
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Alabama
Floyd Mann
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San’ Diego
Dennis Shaw
Idaho
Jerry Hendren
Shaw
Hendren
Kansas State
Mack Herron
Spool
Poands
Terton
Steve
Owens
Oklahoma
Mike Reid
Penn State
Abbet
Nethier
Horse Racing Feature From New Orleans Track
A battered racing note lists multiple events with purses and results. It references six furlongs and four furlong races at a New Orleans venue, with numbers showing times and payouts for horses and trainers, including Erik Len and others.
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Orleans
Erik Len
Tay Acre
Hell
Aneh
Hula Bowl Preview Notes Players and Teams
UPI reports a preview of the 2nd annual Hula Bowl in Honolulu. It cites Zabel Mckay Brand and Mendenhall as key players from Oklahoma Stanford Oklahoma and others who may edge the North team led by center Mollenkopt Fairbanks. The game is seen as wide open with Upsets past years keeping fans engaged.
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Zabel
Oklahoma
Mckay
Texas
Houston
Bob
Reinhard
Stanford
Ken Mendenhall
Ron Brand
SAS
OS G.claht
Mollenkopt
Fairbanks
Mes
Nike
Phipps
Purdue
TV Rosters Highlight Senior Bowl Rosters and Coaches
The North and South rosters for the Senior Bowl are listed with key players such as Nathabeagtmon Phipps and Bree Kemp, plus coaches Jackarya Ells Mallenkom and Chuck Roy Fairbanks. The piece notes passing and running plans, positions, and expected centers and flankers, with a focus on standout prospects from Michigan, Indiana, Ohio State, and Missouri.
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Devine Warhorses-top Pearsall in Friday rout
Pearsall faced the Devine Warhorses who built a 12 point first-period lead and never trailed. Ted Shulls led with 18 points and Gary Smith added 15 as Devine improved to 12-3 overall and 3-1 in district play alongside Medina Valley. Cavazos scored 12 for Pearsall while Lanter and Lechter contributed.
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Holy Cross Beats Memorial in 66-46 Victory
Holy Cross defeated Memorial 66 to 46 at Edgewood gym after leading 45-18 at halftime. Everingham exploded with 122 points for John Jay Mustangs in a preceding game, while Memorial’s Charles Mora scored 15 and Frank Lara 11 to keep the score closer in the second half.
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John Jay’ ‘Mustangs
St. Gerald Royals
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Mustangs
Roy Hubbard
Don Pippinett
Hi Coights
Edgewood Gym
Cates Charles Mora
St. Gerard
Mike Clothier
Pat Jupe
Fragmented sports scores and player names on scattered page
A chaotic OCR of basketball and hockey lines lists numerous player names, team abbreviations, and scattered scores across regional games. Includes mentions of Kentucky, New Orleans, and Cleveland teams with partial point totals and player initials, reflecting a cluttered results brief.
Central Catholic Buttons notch 24th win of season
The Central Catholic Buttons beat Holmes 78 48 on their home floor to reach 24 wins against four losses. Top scorers Klein and Speel each had 16 points while Hector Rodriguez joined the 1000 career point club at halftime. Holmes, led by Gant Thornton and Ward, stayed within reach early before Central pulled away in the second quarter.
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Paul Klein
Rudy Speel
Hector Rodriguez
Central
Holmes
Nolmes
Leroy Gant
John Thornton
Brad Ward
Central Catholic
Lee
Honda Owls Top Dragons in district clash
Honda Owls defeated the Southwest Dragons for their second district win, led by Ronnie Knowles with 25 points. Honda improved to 4-3 on the season while Southwest fell to 0-3 in district play. other scorers included Roger Menchach with 11 and Paviell with 4, as the game featured a high-scoring effort from Honda.
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Schreiner Defeats TMI in Texas Preparatory League opener
Kerrville Schreiner Rebels surged to a 23-16 first-half lead and finished 47-35 over TMI in a league opener. Judd Harrison scored 15 points for Schreiner, while Bill Dempsey added 11. Jim Callahan led TMI with 17 points in a hard-fought Texas high school basketball clash.
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Texas Preparatory League
Judd Harrison
Bill Dempsey
Jim Callahan
TMI
Panavet
Leyte Caan
Wsetgren
Marshall Belts Kennedy Marshall Belts Kennedy
Marshall stormed to an early S7-UL lead and dominated Kennedy 81 42 at home. Dwight Kiel and Craig Bryant led Marshall with 17 and 15 points as ten players scored, boosting their record to 9 9 0. Richards paced Kennedy with 15 and Richard Avisge added 19 in a non district game.
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Dwight Kiel
Craig Bryant
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Richard Avisge
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College Basketball Scores and Results Across Region
A scrambled recap of college games lists Mercer edging Eveaty Wistyld 2 0, Santa Fe late loss to Denver 7, Kingspaint beating Cornell 22, Brown 3, Grinnell 3, and various scores including Maryville, Tene dha State, and Gorrazs 83 to end.
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Carlos Davenport ties world marks at Maryland invitational
Davenport, the 1968 Olympic champion, tied the world record for 60 yards high hurdles at the University of Maryland meet, sharing the mark with Hayes Jones and Earl McCullouch. He also won the 60 yard dash final in 5.9 seconds, a time he already co holds with Yak Mayes.
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Highlands Defeats Lee 77 60 in District I AAAA Clash
Highlands roared to a 77-60 district victory over Lee as Wayne Dickey Alan Kirkes and John Campbell led the Owls with 19 apiece and Highlands stayed undefeated at 2-0 in league play. Roosevelt beat Churchill 64-47 in the same tripleheader at Blossom Athletic Center.
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Nighlands
Wayne Dickey
Alan Kirkes
John Campbell
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Kirkes
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Vols
Pat Childree
Gunter Otwell
Brent Schieffer
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Jim Mortensen
San Marcos Routs Clemens In Nondistrict Showdown
San Marcos Rattlers overwhelmed Clemens 65 to 42 in a nondistrict game. Seale Meeks scored 23 points, Terry Roberts 17, and teammate Douglas added solid help as San Marcos pulled away by a 27 14 margin in the third period boosting their record to 6-10.
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Rattlers
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Ty Roberts
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Jefferson Grabs Second Consecutive District Win
Jefferson High boosted by Galindo 24, Dulling 17, and Brows 12, earned their second straight district win with a 48-45 third-quarter edge at Alamo Stadium. Alamo Heights Mules led 32-26 at halftime then faded as Jefferson pulled away in the second half.
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David Dulling
Tin Brown
Jeffers Poison Mustangs
Alamo Heights
Alamo Stadium
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Dull
Ing
Brows
Mus R Itangs
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Jack Twing
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Bowl North and South all stars set for 2 pm telecast
Saturday TV schedule lists Bowl North and South all stars at 2 p.m. on Chan Sports. The Wichita Centennial Open is shown at 2 p.m. on WOWL with East and West all stars also featured.
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South San Laredo Nixon Triumph on Friday Night
Nixon Laredo M langs defeated South San with a 72 56 score as Richard Perea led with 25 points and Danhy Sny ver added 23 to push their season record to 21 4 Albert Ortiz noted winners in a separate summary Roberto Baritos scored 19 Armando Sanchez 23 and Robert Rodrigue 12 while Antonio 1 and Peter 05 contributed in limited roles
Canyon Rips Judson in 69 55 victory at New Braunfels
NEW BRAUNFELS The Judson Rockets lost their third straight as Canyon Cougars defeated them 69 to 55 on Friday night. Mike Stackhouse led Canyon with 30 points while Dwight Kare added 13 and Dennis Weidener 11. For Judson, Lester Lanshert scored 21, with C. Duncan and Mokry among others.
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Judson Rockets
New Braunfels Canyon Cougars
Rockets
Mike Stackhouse
Canyon
Dwight Kare
Dennis Weidener
Lester Lanshert
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Clemson Names New Football Coach Staffer From Lexington
Clemson South Carolina coach Cecil Ingram announced his first staff addition naming Douglas Shively of Lexington Kentucky as a new assistant. The change marks the start of Ingrams initial coaching team shaping for the program.
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S.C
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Cecil
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Douglas Shively
Lexington
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