Broyles to headline Sterling Rangers football banquet
University of Arkansas coach and athletic director Frank Broyles will speak at the 7 p.m. Saturday banquet honoring Sterling Rangers for their 1973 season. Al Dennis’ team reached the Class AAAA state quarterfinals, losing 35-22 to Angleton. Two awards will be given, including the Heart Award and The Baytown Sun award. Tickets are $4.50 and on sale at the athletic office before 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Red Raiders triumph as Tech 82 St. Louis 66 in SWC clash
Texas Tech topped St Louis 82 66 to run its record to 7 5 Richard Little led with 22 points and 15 rebounds for the Red Raiders Rick Bullock added 20 points and 15 boards as Scott Fisher sealed it with two late free throws Rice edged California 76 75 in overtime Tim Moriarty tied it with 20 Rice improved to 6 6 Fisher 26 for Rice Baylor fell 70 61 to Oklahoma State Oklahoma City beat SMU 82 81 Oklahoma outlasted Texas 80 76 in interstate action Key scores and players include Meyers and Adams for the Sooners accolades.
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Bill Curry Featured Guest at RK Banquet
Bill Curry, former NFL star and current Football Players Association president, will be honored as a featured guest at RK events in Houston. The program notes Curry among top speakers and his 1985 All Star and College All Star game appearances, with awards planned for outstanding players at the annual banquet.
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La Porte tournament highlights include Haggerty on all tournament team
Shane Beoker led with 18 points and Charles Haggerty 16 as La Porte’s A squad finished third in the weekend tournament. Alvin Ruben 15 and Matt DeHoyos 12 supported, while the B team edged Lee in overtime 41 40 with Rocky Vaughn 15 and Edward Branch 10. Lee beat Pasadena 55 to claim third place. Haggerty earned all tournament honors.
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Simpson Heads 1973 All-Pro Team With Dolphins
O J Simpson unanimous pick leads 1973 AP All-Pro selections as Miami players Dick Anderson Jake Scott Paul Warfield Larry Csonka Larry Little Gara Yepremian join six Dolphins on the 23 man squad. Buffalo’s Simpson set a rushing record 2003 yards while Warfield 11 TDs and Yepremian 113 points.
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Charles Young
Philadelphia
All Pro Offense and Defense Team Salon Cast
A fragmented rosters list shows players across positions and teams. Names include John Hast from Los Angeles and Joe Greene from Pittsburgh among others, with Miami and Dallas figures appearing in various roles.
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Blue Boosters Plan Harlem Jokers Game at Sterling Gym
The Sterling Booster Club votes to host the Harlem Jokers Fed J team in a home basketball game at Sterling gym. Booster members to contact Mrs. Perry Price for tickets. Club projects include a batting cage for Sterling baseball and a shield for pitcher and first baseman during batting practice.
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Gander Cagers Meet Boosters at Club Night
The Robert E. Lee Ganders with coach Leo Hechler were guests of the REL Booster Club Monday night. Officials urged attendance at the upcoming football banquet at the Ramada Tower Center with tickets on sale at the athletic office for 4.50 each.
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SMU President Praised For Revealing Violations
SMU was placed on a one year probation by the Southwest Conference after violations were disclosed by SMU President Paul Hardin. The agreement announced in San Francisco tied the probation to the findings and reforms prompted by Hardin.
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Utah basketball team torn by travel woes and delays
The University of Utah basketball squad faced travel disruptions after conference games in New Mexico and Texas. Frontier canceled a return flight, forcing a detour to Juarez and later Denver before a late flight finally reached Salt Lake City. The team sought a sponsor to fund the trip home but could not secure one.
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Horned Frogs Hire James Thomas First Black Coach
TCU football coach Jim Shofner completed his nine man staff by hiring Jimmy Thomas, a retired 49ers running back and receiver, as an assistant for the offensive backfield. Thomas, 26, hails from Greenville Texas and was a sixth round pick in 1968. He becomes TCUs first black coach and noted his pension eligibility after five seasons with the 49ers.
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Two-Fisted Dolphin Attack Worries Vikings
Miami Dolphins' power run and precise passing test Minnesota in the pre Super Bowl clash. Cornerback Bobby Bryant notes Warfield's big play ability and the threat of Csonka Morris Kiick while Griese emphasizes a ground oriented game plan.
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Ex Packers Star Picks Dolphins Over Packers
Marvy Fleming, veteran tight end with both teams, rates the Miami Dolphins a better unit than the Green Bay Packers. He cites Shula's coaching, the Dolphins' versatility, and players like Csonka and Morris, while noting Starr and Griese as comparable quarterbacks and praising Dolphins defense.
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Class AA All State First Team Offense and Defense Listed
The excerpt lists multiple players by name, school, height, and weight across first and second teams for offense and defense. Notable schools include Friendswood Alpine Hamlin and Hollis, with players such as Chuck Giammotta and Billy Sims recognized among others.
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Friendswood
Lyn Becker
Floydana
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Reapat Sounty
Skig Smith
Littefield
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Marty. Martin
Chileress
Kial Winston
Sreneswood
Billy Sims
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Alpine
Johnny Jones
Hamlin
Georor Noadard
van Vieck
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Ronnie Walker
Decatur
Alan Frijous
Lynn Becker
Tim Lewellen
Steve Gibbs
Tarry Meath
Lobby Kirkpatrick
Jay Wyatt
Dipoil
John Clark
Lockney
Larry Thompson
Morton
Billy Jaahn
Carrizo Springs
Leland Bolen
McCamey
Orie Alexander
Rockwall
Ricky Henson
Winnsnore
Jay Pollard
Post
Steve McKissack
Tres Adams
Freer
Grea Lule
Winnsboro
Kevin Scart
Rosebud Lovt
Kelly Kent
Cisco
Soph
Robert Evans
David Wills
Leandre Morris
Gregg McNeal
Hallsville
James Marlow
Henrietta
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