Buff Miners Clash Set Sellout Crowd in El Paso
A near capacity crowd of about 13 000 is expected for the Border Conference clash between West Texas State Buffaloes and Texas Western Miners at Kidd Stadium. West Texas seeks to end a six game skid to the Miners and defend a 2 0 record while Texas Western 1 0 eye to repeat last year’s title form with pace over ballast control. Coaches warn of tough, fast play with broadcast from KGNC Radio and a 9 15 p m kickoff in Amarillo Time.
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Turks Rout Price College In 32-6 Victory At Vardy Field
The Turkey Turks defeated Price College 32-6 at Vardy Field before a sparse crowd. Peters Ruff connected on a 50-yard pass to Dennis Jalbert for the lone score in the third quarter. Jimmy Hawkins scored twice and kicked two conversions, while Sherrod Arnold added two touchdowns and Ricky Fuston caught a 50-yard fourth quarter pass for the final score.
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Eunice Cardinals Blank Fortales Rams 33 0 in Portales
Eunice New Mexico Cardinals shut out the Rams of Fortales 33 to 0 in Portales. Power failure delayed the game for 10 minutes in the first quarter. Scoring included Bruce Arrant 13 yards Delhert Brown 3 yards and a 46 yard pass to Jerry Kelly with extra points by Brown and Witherspoon.
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Childress Struck Down By Burkburnett In Football Clash
Burkburnett Bulldogs defeated the flu decimated Childress Bobcats 37-7 on the road. Burkburnett led 25-0 at halftime and added two scores in the final period. Hinkle and Jennings scored multiple TDs, with Jennings returning a 90 yard interception for a TD.
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Anton Bulldogs Top Cooper Bulldogs in Bulcog Stadium
Anton Bulldogs defeated Cooper Bulldogs in Bul cog Stadium with all scoring in the first half. Hugh Barnett freshman halfback scored two touchdowns for Anton, including a 19 yard pass and a 2 yard run. L Smith added a 62 yard run and a conversion. About 500 fans attended.
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White Deer Bucks Extend unbeaten start with 20 14 victory
White Deer, led by coach Otis Holladay, won their fourth straight football game 20 to 14 over Canadian. Courtney White scored two long runs and a 20 yard score, while Johnny Grist added two four yard TD runs and conversions. Canadian relied on Kenny Abraham’s 106 passing yards and 328 rushing yards behind blocks from Hershel Powell and Ronnie Cade.
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Petersburg Dominates Wilson for 24-0 Homecoming Win
Petersburg celebrates homecoming with a 24-0 victory over Wilson as Don Rhodes scores three touchdowns on 9 10 and 13 yard runs. Jimmy Howard and Jackie Culp connect on an 11 yard pass play for the third period score. Wilson stops the conversions.
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Spur Bulldogs rout Crosbyton 40 0 in district showdown
Spur Bulldogs dominated Crosbyton Chiefs 40 to 0 at home. Alan Kissinger and Ray Powell each scored twice, Powell added a 55 yard run and a 35 yard pass to Woody McArthur, Kissinger a 20 yard run and a 5 yard score, Suitts booted two extra points, Copeland added a 24 yard tally.
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Quanah Indians Dominate Chillicothe 59 to 0 in Victory
Quanah Indians rout Chillicothe Eagles 59 to 0 before 1,000 at Quanah Athletic Field. Four first quarter touchdowns fuel a one-sided win as Kenny Newell 58 yard run and multiple scoring plays, including passes and interceptions, highlighted the game.
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Major League Baseball seasonal leaders and top hitters
The excerpt lists top RBIs with Sievers and Wertz tied for 113 and 108 for other players. It then provides National League batting leaders led by Musial and Mays with high averages, plus home run leaders including Aaron Banks and Mays, highlighting robust performances across teams St Louis New York Milwaukee Chicago and Cleveland.
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Crowell Tops Matador 14 7 in Second Quarter Rally
Crowell defeated Matador 14 7 as all scoring came in the second quarter. Dee Graham connected with Sam Jackson for Matador’s TD, but Crowell answered with two quick Ray Thompson touchdowns. Harvey Smith added both conversions as Crowell dominated through a 14-0 first half.
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Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds vs Colorado College in Colorado Springs
Loaded with Texas talent the Eastern New Mexico University Greyhounds travel to Colorado Springs to face Colorado College in a high stakes non conference showdown Saturday night.
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Gruver Greyhounds Stop Texline In Close Gridiron Clash
Gruver defeats Texline 19 to 14 as the Greyhounds control the first three quarters and hold off a late Texline drive. John Hart had a 30 yard run negated by a fourth‑quarter holding penalty while Darrell Pierce and Ralph Knott powered scoring drives.
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Hereford Whitefaces Defeat Tulsa Hornets 37-20
The Hereford Whitefaces toppled the Tulsa Hornets 37 to 20 in Tulsa. Quarterback Fred Lockinghill and Fullback Jim Curtsinger led the Hereford offense with Curtsinger scoring four times and Lockinghill twice. Chris Ward added two Tulsa touchdowns as Bryan Lewis and Ward contributed extra points.
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Claude Clips Eagles Mustangs Dominate 33-0
Claude defeats Lakeview Eagles 33-0 at Mustang Field before 500 spectators. Wendell Goin scores three touchdowns and adds two conversions while Johnny Davis and H D Yarbrough contribute additional scores in a one sided non conference win.
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Lockney Routs Ralls 13-0 Behind Second Half Surge
Lockney dominated the second half after a 0-0 halftime, winning 13-0 over the Ralls Jack Rabbits. Billy Earl Race capped a 53 yard drive with a 1 yard TD and extra point, while Dickie Barton added a 16 yard TD. Hanst anchored a defense that held Ralls to one first down.
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Odessa Romps Port Arthur 246 Victory in Rough Football Night
Odessa used a three touchdown surge in the final two quarters to defeat Port Arthur 24 to 6. Buddy White ran 54 yards for a first-quarter TD, James Ratliff added a 6 yard score, Gerald Erwin capped the late drive, and Port Arthur was held to 15 yards and no first downs.
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Dimmitt Downs Abernathy 34-0 in Panhandle clash
Dimmitt, a surprise Panhandle team, defeated Abernathy 34 to 0 at Bobcat Stadium. Truman Touchstone passed efficiently, Norman Nelson and Keith Lowe excelled in scoring plays and kicking. Abernathy’s Lane Tannehill left injured in the third quarter and did not return.
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Wildcats beat Cubs 13 7 at Wildcat Stadium
Littlefield Wildcats 1 AAA won their second game of the season 13 to 7 over Brownfield Cubs in front of 3 500 at Wildcat Stadium. QB James Pressley threw two five yard TD passes late in the game after Brownfield led 7 0 in the second quarter. Buddy James powered the running game as Joe Oswald connected for Brownfield’s 18 yard TD pass to Larry Meeks.
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Guymon Cruises Past Beaver in 96-18 Football Rout
Guymon quarterback Tom Lee starred with both ground and air plays guiding the 1-A team to a 96-18 victory over Beaver in perfect weather before 1,800 at Guymon. The win improves Guymon to 1-1 on the season after a prior loss to Dalhart.
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Ranger Rally Tops Bronchos at Ranger Field
Perryton Rangers rallied from a 7-6 halftime deficit to defeat the Clarendon Bronchos 32-7 at Ranger Field. Earl McKinley added a 73-yard TD and Harold Shiflett a 55-yard score as Perryton improved to 2-1 on the season while Clarendon fell to 1-2.
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Friendship Tigers Rally To Beat New Deal Lions 20 7
The 4-A Friendship Tigers erased a scoreless first half and defeated the New Deal Lions 20 to 7. Scoring drives included Ray Leatherwood 12 yards, Rick Stapleton 4 yards twice, and Benny Gamble plus Kenney Baker conversions.
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Happy Cowboys blank Silverton Owls in Friday showdown
Silverton suffered a 26-0 home defeat as Happy quarterback Johnny Lemons ran for a TD and threw for two more. Lemons connected with Gary Bowe for a 76 yard score then with Vincent Wenhaus for another 70 yard strike. Larry Sexton powered in from two yards in the second quarter as Happy dominated.
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Greenmen Turn Tigers Blue 13 7
Shamrock Irishmen defeat Hollis Tigers 13 7 to secure their first win of the season. Jernigan breaks a 7 7 tie with a 50 yard sprint after a fourth quarter drive. Carol Shield scores for Oklahoma and Willie Rippetoe adds the late extra point. Wilburn Tyler scores and converts for the Irishmen.
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Olton Upsets Hale Center in hard fought clash
Olton toppled Hale Center 13 to 7 at Hale Center in front of about 1 800 fans. Quarterback Jack Roye Straw starred with an 81yard kickoff return for a touchdown and a 50yard second score as Hale Center’s Jerry McMennamy scored the Owls only TD. Billy Bob Jackson added his fifth straight extra point.
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Panags To Host Pokes Tonight
Goodwell Oklahoma hosts a Frontier Conference game as Panhandle A&M Aggies play the Highland University Cowboys of Las Vegas New Mexico. The Aggies enter 2-0 after victories over New Mexico Military Institute and the Colorado Miners.
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Longhorns Win On Penetrations At Panther Stadium
Whitharral Panthers host Larbuddie Longhorns in a 7 7 game at Panther Stadium before about 500 fans. Longhorns win 4 penetrations to 3. Roy Van Landingham 55 yard run with Jimmy Jenkins conversion and Billy Thetford extra point.
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Quitaque Panthers rout Hart Longhorns 32–0 in stadium rout
In Panther Stadium Quitaque Panthers defeated Hart Longhorns 32 to 0 before about 400 fans. Thomas Phelps surged 52 yards for a TD, Murry Wise 20 yard run for another, Felix Johnson connected for a 25-yard TD pass to Phelps, Johnson added a 2 yard TD run and Phelps capped with a 60-yard scoring run.
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Melrose Buffaloes blank Corona Cardinals 15 0
Melrose Buffaloes opened district play with a 15 to 0 victory over the Corona Cardinals in Corona New Mexico. Jimmie Widner scored on an 8 yard run and Gary Brittain added a 4 yard TD and Widner connected with Ariel Coronado for the extra point.
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