Ennis Gobblers Ready for Cue ro High in Austin Friday
Ennis quarterback Rohall leads the Gobblers against Cue ro High School at Nelson Field in Austin Friday night. Rohall is a 1969 all state repeat candidate praised for speed leadership and accuracy. Co captain Sidney Fielder and a strong backfield join Rohall as the Lions seek victory on the 8 p.m. kickoff.
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Darrell Harbert
Gary Lockhart
Jerry Norman
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Tommy Brooks
Charles Allen
Charles Harrison
Dick Penrod
Cuero Gobblers eye semifinal test as underdogs climb high
Cuero enters Saturday's semifinal matchup in an underdog role per season trend despite high placement by rating systems. Mike Clarke, Cuero 1967 graduate and ex Gobbler, earns second defensive all star in Lone Star Conference for Angelo State University. brother Pat Clarke also a Gobbler star backs him at defensive end. Refugio Bobcats rise as slight Friday night favorites in Victoria, with Friendswood matchup noted. Weather hints at football conditions. seats remain for charter bus and reserved tickets as gates move briskly.
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Austin
Gobbler Baseball Uniforms Ordered
Gobbler Athletic Director and head football coach Buster Gilbreth ordered 16 new stretch uniforms for the 1971 Gobbler baseball team. The grey outfits with green trim and large numerals were sourced from C. S. S. Sporting Goods in San Antonio and should arrive before outdoor practice in February. Wilfred Block, former Cuero star, to lead the squad again.
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Texas Boxing Aide Says No Clay Fight
A Texas Boxing Commission spokesman said Cassius Clay cannot be licensed to fight Joe Frazier in Houston unless courts order Clay licensed. Commissioner Tommy V. Smith said it is legally impossible to issue a license and denied remarks he would help Clay obtain one. The suit, filed last year in Austin, remains pending.
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Phillies Sign Five Year TV Radio Pact With US Communications
The Philadelphia Phillies announce a five year contract valued at 13.5 million dollars for television and radio rights with US Communications Corp. The deal covers major media exposure for the team.
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Sullivan Named Total Offense Leader Of 1970
Auburn quarterback Pat Sullivan was named total offense leader for the 1970 season by the National Collegiate Sports Services. Sullivan, a junior, averaged 285.6 rushing passing yards per game this season. USAC Announces $50,000 1971 Road Race June 13 at Continental Divide Raceway Castle Rock Colorado.
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Bread Theft Spurs Glasgow Bread Strike
Three men beat a night watchman and stole eight loaves of bread from a Glasgow bakery. Police said the incident comes as the city’s bread strike enters its third week.
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Man Seeks Guinness Record Evasion After Losing 224 Pounds
Arthur Armitage 41 of Knottingley England seeks removal from Guinness list after shedding 224 pounds in eight months leaving him no longer Britain's heaviest man. The record noted him at 560 pounds.
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Britain
Burnett Reflects On Loss After Kern Tips Award Night
Razorback tailback Bill Burnett spoke in Dallas after accepting the Kern Tips Memorial Award as Southwest Conference outstanding senior. He explained the tough Cotton Bowl loss to Texas 42-7 and said the mood in Fayetteville was numb but spirits rose as the season ended. Other nominees for the award included Alishouse Rice Davis Baylor Elmendorf Texas Hargrave Texas Tech Henderson SMU Hixson TCU Ruthstrom.
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