Graham Here Tuesday Brownwood Boys Cats In District Tilt
Graham’s Steers visit Brownwood Tuesday for the fifth District 4-AAA contest with the CHS Bobcats. Brownwood built a 29 24 halftime lead, then pulled away in the second half to beat Chil dress 53 46, aided by CHS turnovers. Cats coach notes a strong first half before the rally.
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Damages Totals From Packers Stadium After Victory
Lambeau Field sustained 4100 in damages after Green Bay beat Dallas. Goal posts toppled for 2000, and wooden helmet replicas bolted to stands caused 2100 additional damage. Players noted a tough game with turnovers and rebounding issues despite a strong second quarter.
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Two Wins One Loss For Teams In Tournament
Quanah tournament action saw two wins and one loss for local teams including eighth graders freshmen and junior varsity. Saturday’s schedule features Bobcat B against Chillicothe and eighth graders against Quanah with results to be posted in The Index. Freshmen won by forfeit due to Crowell illness. Friday winners included Bobbitaen eighth graders and freshmen while Kittens beat Paducah 32 21 led by Holland Parr Bradford Garcia. Vernon loss by freshmen cadets 45 35 with Wood 16 points. Quanah topped Robert JV 52 46 with Sessions 13 Baker 10 Land 9.
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South Triumphs Over North In Senior Bowl 34 7
Florida State quarterback Kim Hammond threw two TD passes and helped set up two more as the South pulled away in the third quarter to beat the North 34 to 1. Hammond earned MVP honors after connecting with Dennis Holman and Tommy Smiley and also drove drives before Tulane's Bobby Duhon scored twice.
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Willie Mays Reflects On Career In TV Interview
Willie Mays, 36, criticized as aging during a taped TV interview while promoting his new $12,000 Italian built car from the Adirondack bat company. He acknowledged a poor 1960 season with a .263 average, citing injuries and illness but defended his love of baseball and wish to play while able.
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Willie Mays Talks Baseball and Olympics Boycott
Willie Mays fielded questions after TV interviews and a bat company gathering. He spoke about vacationing in Acapulco, aging, avoiding past reputations, and not wanting to embarrass himself. He deflected on Olympics talk, joked about a friend named Mabel near the Polo Grounds, and shared a light moment with Frank Torre and others.
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Red Wings recall Anderson to fill injured forward spot
Detroit announced the recall of forward Ron Anderson from its Fort Worth CHL affiliate to replace injured personnel. Duke Snider returned to Los Angeles as a batting instructor for the baseball organization.
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Reagan Cooper Dominate 4-A All-State Football Team
Reagan and Cooper share the spotlight in the Texas Sports Writers Association 4-A All-State selections. Reagan lands five players on the first team offense and defense with Cooper also tallying five players and first-team honors for quarterback Jack Mildren and others.
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Georgia’s Secession and Readmission Timeline
Georgia became the fifth state to secede from the Union on January 19, 1861 and was formally readmitted by an act of Congress on July 15, 1870.
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Rams Browns Playoff Bowl Match
Rams and Browns meet in the Playoff Bowl to claim third place in the NFL. The game precedes next week's Packers vs Raiders NFL title matchup. Kickoff 1 45 p m EST. Prizes include 1200 to the winner and 500 to the loser. finalists earn 15000 each with 8500 for the losers. Proceeds benefit the Bert Bell NFL Player Benefit Plan.
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