Roster Meeting Set as Gridders Readies for Season
Coach Charlie Johnston called a 2 p.m. Sunday squad meeting at the high school gym for varsity B team and freshman players. With 52 players checked out shoes and early drills planned, Johnston expects at least 60, announces a switch to one-a-day workouts before school starts September 3. Freshman and B team schedules released. senior, junior, and sophomore rosters listed with names such as Bill Collier Randy Barber Phil Davenport Danny Lane Steve Thaten Joe Atkinson.
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Charlie Johnston
Johnston
Sonhomores
Bill Collier
Randy Barber
Phil Navenport
Danny Lane
Steve Thaten
Joe Atkinson
Chris Lewellen
Harold Fuller
K. C. Sessions
Bruce Morey
Tom Brown
Dale Inman
van Rearden
Ayron Garrison
John Baker
Nick Custer
Fred Wriecht
Carl Holtman
Larry Holle
Bobby Sms
Richard Green
Rex Lee
Davd Heckman
Elly Sessions
Kevin Wood
Chuck Rogers
David Lane
Alexander Sims
Stevie Howard
Randy Mallins
Joe O’donnell
Stanley Webster
Larry Tanea
Mark Anderecon
Tap Griffin
Monty Atchley
Edwin Atchley
Fart Griffin
Debert Sessions
Ricky Mentyre
James Lovan
Dickie Nations
Kenneth Sims
Jimmy Trammel
H Ave
Dave Musgrave
David Rovkin
T7av Seal Brett Perr
John Hell
Richard Keller
David Bradford
Robbie Wood
Cord Johnston Bones
Nick Eddy’s Pro Football Woes Across Seasons
Nick Eddy injuries plague his career after a freak shoulder incident in 1966 while with Notre Dame. The Lions and other teams shuffle rosters as Namath and Beban draw preseason attention. Multiple trades and roster moves ripple through the league ahead of weekend games.
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Joe Carnescelaa
UPI
Nick Eddy
East Lansine
Mich
Notre Dame
Lansing
Michigan State
Foldy
Detroit
Lions
Shade and partner finish 28th at Brazos River Water Safari
R. A. Shade, the riverman, returns from the Brazos River Water Safari 9Smile event with 28th place. Shade trimmed his boat five feet, aiming to reduce weight, while his partner, Rahereen, from Sherman, placed ahead of many entries.
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R. A. Shade
Brazos River
Lake Whitney
Tee Reddel
Earmn
Carver
Sharle
Shade
Texas Favored By Two TDs In Bowl Game
A star studded Texas squad was favored by two touchdowns to extend its domination over Oklahoma to four straight games in the third annual Bow? bowl classic at Midwestern University Stadium. A capacity crowd of near 18 000 was expected for the kickoff. Texas stands 7-4-4 in the series, including a 2-18 decision last year. Oklahoma East won the classic in 1964 by 21-16. The first seven bowls featured East-West Texas all-state battles. Expected to head the Texas attack was Oklahoma bound QB Jack Mildren of Abilene Cooper. Mildren was named the most valuable back in the Texas Coaches Association all star game.
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Oklahoma East
University of Oklahoma
Jack Mildren
Abilene Cooper
Midren
Texas Coaches Association
Kitten Athletes Meet Tonight in Fair Park Stadium
A meeting for all junior high boys interested in athletics is set for 7 p.m. at Fair Park Stadium. Coach Charles Beebe will discuss physical exams equipment and other items. Junior high drills begin September 3 with a first ball game September 19 against Quanah at Fair Park Stadium.
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Fair Park Stadium
Charles Beebe
Quanah
Troy Adams
Beebe
Boys Ranch Rodeo Slated September 1
The 24th annual Cal Farley's Boys Ranch rodeo will draw all 348 ranch boys with about 100 riding for honors. Non-riders will staff ushers, parking, concessions, and chutes while a large barbeque sundaes and beef sandwiches will feed spectators. Tickets go on sale from the Ranch office with prices from 75 cents to 2.50 for reserved seats.
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Texas Panhandle
Cal Farley
Nicnic
Boys Ranch
Amarillo
Dolphins Aim for Growth as East Predictions Favor stability
Pro Charts AFL East notes Miami Dolphins coach George Wilson promises a larger squad while eyes on more wins. The club projects stability with improving defense and solid leadership as they aim to outperform last season’s four wins. Prediction places them fifth in the East.
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Prospektus
George Wilson
Dol
TV Guide Scribbles and Channel Listings for 1968
A dense, OCR style listing of TV schedules across multiple channels showing program names, times, and show blocks for KFOX KGNC KAUZ KV TV KFDA and others, including cartoons, westerns, news, movies, and sports with mismatched punctuation and some garbled titles.
Dog meat prices cited in Philippines market report
Police said dog meat buyers in La Trinidad in the northern Philippines pay as much as 8.50 dollars for puppies and 32 dollars for grown dogs. An incident near Tokyo involved an old crow causing a bullet train to stop after landing on a power resistor.
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UPT
la Trinidad
Philippines
Tokyo
UPI
Onikatan
Television Schedule Highlights For Friday August 16 1968
Local listings show a full evening lineup across KGNC KGNI KVIJ KFDA with programs from 5:30 PM to 11:23 PM. Notable entries include Huntley Pratnhley Report Star Trek Tarzan Hollywood Squares The Man Called Gringo Gomer Pyle and The Late Show plus News Weather and Sports segments.
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Royagers
Fionstones
Samson & Gillath
the Birdman & the Galaxy Trio
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Secret Squirre
Cool McCool
Sheriff Bil
Kids, Inc
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Joe Pyne
KV TV Channel
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Center of Earth
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Hazel
ABC News
Tate
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KGNC
Jon Pyne
CBS News
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Man Called Gringo
Kvij TV
Judd
Farm & Ranch
Shell Shock
KFDA
Gomer ‘Pyle
USM
Jerry Taff
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