Crosby's Cotton Signs with Lamar University
Ray Cotton of Crosby High signed a four year football scholarship to Lamar University in Beaumont. He averaged 4.4 yards per carry and totaled over 800 yards in the 1970s while leading Crosby in scoring with 30 points. He played both halfback and linebacker duties with 27 unassisted tackles and a 10.0 yard kickoff return average.
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Sterling and La Marque Clash for Third in District 24AAAA
Sterling faces La Marque at 7 30 p m in a 24AAAA clash to decide third place as Lee's Gan ders visit Clear Creek Wildcats at 7 p m with a 5 30 p m JV start. Sterling and La Marque sit 4 4 in league play, Texas City 8 0 lead. The Ganders beat Alvin 59 30 for their only district win while Lee seeks their second loop victory.
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Dallas and Baltimore Boosted by Pro Grid Draft
New York AP reports Dallas and Baltimore emerged richest after the NFL draft as the Cowboys and Colts added top talent across rounds. Dallas picked nine in the first four rounds, including Bill Thomas and Robert Newhouse, while Baltimore targeted strong receivers and backs.
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Federal Court Hears Doubts on 1.6 Rule Salvation
U S District Judge Wollenberg signaled further hearings on the preliminary injunction challenging the NCAA 1.6 rule. Cal football players Isaac Curtis and Larry Brumsey claim the standard forces arbitrary treatment in grading. NCAA officials in Kansas City and Knoxville expect appeals and say the ruling affects only California.
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