Playoff football highlights from Texas classes featured
The report details multiple quarterfinals with Lubbock Monterey losing 28 0 to Odessa Permian and Uvalde beating Brenham 27 21. Schulenburg, Franklin, Windthorst, Friendswood, Boling, Alpine, Aledo, Lewisville, Rockwall, and Jacksboro also posted wins at various venues across the state.
Bobcats Reach B Basketball Finals Amid Tight Volleyball
The B Bobcats qualified for the B Tournament finals after a 35 to 31 win over Seymour B. Ivan Johnson led with 14 points, with four others scoring four. Other Friday results include Childress Freshemn edging Shamrock B 48 to 47, Paducah B over Wellington B 55 to 47, and Quanah B beating Memphis B 42 to 28. Jim Shelton aided Childress with late points and 13 for David Hernandez and Floyd Randle led the Shamrock game.
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Bobcats
Seymour
Ivan Johnson
Lynn Bryant
Floyd Odham
Kenneth Edwards
Floyd Nickerson
Gary Tucker
David Statham
Jeff Reed
Childress Freshemn
Shamrock
Jim Shelton
David Hernandez
Floyd Randle
David Smith
Micky Mitchell
Paducah
Wellington
Quanah
Memphis
Shamrock Irish
Paducah Dragons
Childress
Memphis B
Angels to Bring Pro Baseball Back to El Paso in 1973
Bill Wood announces the California Angels will operate a Texas League team in El Paso for 1973 after Dodgers move their franchise to Waterbury. Tom Sommers, Angels farm director, visited to review facilities and confirm the return. El Paso will compete in the West Division with Midland San Antonio and Amarillo while the East Division includes Alexandria Shreveport Little Rock and Memphis.
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EL Paso
Tex
Bill Wood
California Angles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Waterbury
Con
Tom Somners
The
Angels
Sommers
California Angels
Shreveport
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Cleveland Indians
Midland
Amarillo
Alexandria
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis, Tenn
Astros Schedule Twenty Six Spring Exhibition Games
The Houston Astros announce 26 exhibition games for spring 1973 with 11 at Cocoa Florida and six in the Astrodome. They open March 10 in Cocoa versus the Minnesota Twins and also face Boston Cincinnati Montreal Los Angeles Atlanta Detroit Philadelphia on the road. The final six contests against the Twins run March 30 to April 4 in the Astrodome.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Cocoa
Fla
Astrodome
Astros
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Cocoa Stadium
Boston
Cincinnati
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Detroit
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Orlando
Texas
Pompano
Clearwater
Vero Beach
Winter Haven
Kansas City
Ft. Meyers
Tampa
Daytona
Lakeland
Three Way Tie Forms at Church's International Chess Tourney
In San Antonio Portisch edges toward the lead while Karpov and Petrosian join in a three way tie for first with 10 points after 14 rounds. Keres drew with mecking and other adjourned games set up Sunday finish for top prize. Gloria Hort and Kaplan also posted wins as other results shift standings.
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San Antonio, Tex
Lajos Portisch
Hungary
Anatoly Karpov
Russia
Paul Keres
Tigran Petrosian
Portisch
Walter Browne
Australia
Karpov
Petrosian
Mexico
Mario Campos-Lopez
Browne
Donald Byrne
State College
Duncan Suttles
Canada
Denmark
Bent Larsen
Yugoslavia
Svetozar Gligoric
Byrne
Larry Evans
Reno
Nev
Church
Evans
Henrique Mecking
Brazil
Anthony Saidy
Los Angeles
Kenneth Smith
Dallas
Smith
Czechoslovakia
Vlastimil Hort
Puerto Rico
Julio Kaplan
Big Eight Cuts Ties With Olympics Over U SOC
The Big Eight Conference severed relations with the United States Olympic Committee and reduced Kansas State University’s probation to three years. Commissioner Charles M. Nevias announced the action after a faculty meeting, noting deterioration over eight years. The move follows NCAA breakdown with the USOC and parallels actions by the Big Ten and Ohio Athletic Conference.
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Kansas City
Big Eight
United States Olympic Committee
Kansas State University
Charles M. Nevias
Nevias
USOC
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Olympic Organization
Big Ten
Ohio Athletic Conference
National Junior College Athletic Association
George E. Killian
Killian
NCAA
U.S
Kansas State
Bobkittens Win One Lose One in Junior High Play
Childress Junior High Bobkittens split games with Wellington Thursday. Eighth Grade led by coach Bob Halencak fell 30 to 21 to Wellington Freshmen, with Ricky Smith Hernandez Rodriguez Foster scoring three apiece. Seventh Grade, coached by Coach Taylor Johnson, won 28 to 6 led by Kenny Dean with six. Other scorers included Nicky Hardison Jim Eason Guy Jones four each Mike Bradford and Mace Del Toro two. Both teams enter the Junior High Tournament set for Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Junior High Gym.
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Childress
Bobkittens
Wellington
Bob Halencak
Ricky Smith
Daniel Hernandez
Robert Rodriguez
Steve Foster
Ricky Collinsworth
Nippy Nippert
Taylor Johnson
Kenny Dean
Nicky Hardison
Jim Eason
Guy Jones
Mike Bradford
Mace del Toro
Steelers Run Heavy: Harris Sparks Noll's Run Game
Houston previews a national TV clash as Pittsburgh aims to secure its first title behind Franco Harris and Terry Bradshaw. Harris has run for 100 yards in six straight games and needs 146 more in two to set first year NFL rushing records while Noll emphasizes a defense that leads the AFC in takeaways to blunt the Oilers who sit at 1-11.
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Associated Press Sports Houston
Terry Bradshaw
Franco Harris
Pittsburgh Steelers
Houston Oilers
Harris
Penn State
Chuck Noll
Jim Brown
Steelers
Bradshaw
NFL
Noll
AFC
Oilers
Steelers Pursue Rare 10th Win With Oilers Test
The Steelers hold a conference best 16 turnover margin and aim to beat Houston to set a 10 win ceiling. Dan Pastorini starts at Oilers quarterback with Willie Rodgers likely replacing Fred Willis, who is sidelined by a pinched neck. Houston must fix protection as two big penalties cost two touchdowns in a 20-10 loss to Atlanta.
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Steelers
Oilers
Pittsburgh
Dan Pastorini
Willie Rodgers
Fred Willis
Houston
Atlanta
Cleveland
Brown
Television Schedule for Sunday Evening December 10 1977
Channel guide lists programs on KFDA TV Channel 10 and Cae LI Meet EVIL TV Channel 7 with time slots from 6:30 pm to late night. Highlights include The FBI at 7:00 pm and Sunday Night Movie Bend Of The River at 10:30 pm. Other offerings span news sports and church programs with multiple talk and game shows.
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Evil TV
Three Stooges
Bullwinkle
Good Ole Nashville
Porter Waggoner
Pro News
The
FBI
Suzie Wong
CBS
Sandy Duncan
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
the Protectors
KF DA
James Stewart
Rock Hudson
NBC Nightly News
KFDX
Billy Graham
Cleveland
Bucks hold top spot with 124 91 win over Warriors
Milwaukee led by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with 17 rebounds and 19 points, powering a 124 91 victory over Golden State as they stay a half game ahead of Chicago. Bob Dandridge and Oscar Robertson each scored 17, while Rick Barry led the Warriors with 26. Other NBA scores include Boston over Cleveland 96 87 and Los Angeles stunning Seattle 119 100.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bucks
Golden State Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Philadelphia
Larry Costello
Denver
Indiana
Memphis
Dallas
Utah
San Diego
Bob Love
Chicago
Bench
Bulls
Fred Carter
Dave Cowens
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Jo Jo White
Austin Carr
Buffalo
Knicks
Dick Garrett
Braves
Smith Boys
Elmore
Randy
Walt Frazier
Pete Maravich
Lou Hudson
Atlanta
Baltimore
Bullets
Pete
Gail Goodrich
Keith Erickson
Jim McMillian
Seattle
SuperSonics
Detroit
Bob Lanier
Dave Bing
KC Omaha
Lanier
Bing
Houston
Portland
Geoff Petrie
Sidney Wicks
Trail Blazers
Petrie
Jimmy Walker
Tennessee State in Pioneer Bowl Duel with Drake
Tennessee State ranked fifth in college football meets MVC co champion Drake University in the Pioneer Bowl Classic at Memorial Stadium. TSU quarterback Ken Pettiford faces Drake’s Dennis Redmond returning from knee injury with targets Jerry Heston and Doug Winslow in a high passing showdown.
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Wichita Falls
Bulldogs
Wallace
Dennis
Gospel and Classic TV Schedule with Boxing and News
Schedule listing Gospel Jubilee at First Baptist Church and TV programs from 7 to 10:30 including Pro Football Miami at NY Giants 12 00 Sign Off plus channels 6 News CBS Evening and late movie The Burning Hills with Tab Hunter Natalie Wood.
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First Baptist Church
Face the Nation
Tom Landry
Rex Hubbard
Miami
NY Giants
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Oral Roberts
Green Bay
Minnesota
Lassie
Anna and the King
Sandy Duncan
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Forum
Channel 6 News
CBS Sunday News
Tab Hunter
Natalie Wood
Cathedral
Miami Dolphins
New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
Kansas City Chiefs
Gospel Lighthouse
Curosity Shop
Bullwinkle
Directions
Usga Highlites
Treehouse Club
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Steve Smith
Lions
New Diana
Groom Tigers
Windthorst
Gerald Schrieber
Groom
College Station
Friendswood
Round Rock
Victoria
Boling
Billy Waddy
Mathis
Alpine
Floydada
Mike Neu
Mason
Brownwood
Aledo
Lewisville
Burkburnett
Paul Rice
Rockwall
Jacksboro
Zach Fry
Donley
R.D. Cagle
Chamberlain
Clarendon
New Zealand
Tion
Nye
Hone
Kfda TV
ABC News
EVII
Tony Randall
Debbie Reynolds
State Farm Matchmaker Service
State Farm
Earl Harwell Childress
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Cline Motor CO
Avenue C
Kelvinator
Motorola Appi
KFOX
Kauz TV
Chaplin
Bourbon St
Archie's Fun House
Marlem Globetrotters
Alcorn Singers
Herald of Truth
Fairview Floral Co
Kgnc TV
Sanford & Son
Inside TV
TBA
Cablecom General, Inc
Mmerce (Childress
Iday
Kswo TV
KGNC
T.B.A
Dragnet
Budapest Circus
ABC Sun
ABC Weekend News
News & Weather
the Explorers
Laredo
Ugb
Ibill’s TV Center
Main Street
Kfdx TV
Evening Report
Weather
NBC News
Tonight Show
Newswatch
Rowan & Martin
Petter Sellers
Elke Sommen
CBS News
Cronkite
Lucy
Bill Cosby
Tri State State
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Statesman National Life Ins. CO
Kvii TV
Petticoat Junction
ABC Evening News
Jeannie
the Rockies
New York Jets
Oakland Rainders
Ponderosa
Dick Cavett
Victory
CBS Evening News
Protectors
Otely
Tom Courtenay
Romy Schneider
Apollo 17