Austin Reagan and Permian Meet In Big Shootout No. 2
Two Texas high school powerhouses Austin Reagan and Permian Midland clash Saturday in San Angelo for the 3-A state final. Reagan, winner of two titles in three years, carries an 8-2 leave of absence season. Permian stands 14-0 after a 1969 run. Brownwood and Cuero also vie for Class A supremacy in Austin with kickoff at 2:30 p.m.
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Texas high school football pairings released
The schedule lists Class AAA matchups including Austin Reagan 13 1 facing Odessa Permian 14 0 at 2 30 p m in San Angelo. Cuero 10 4 meets Brownwood 11 1 1 at 2 30 p m in Austin. Town Park 14 0 faces Refugio 14 0 at 8 p m in Waco. Pfingerville 14 0 plays Sonora 12 1 1 at 7 30 p m in San Angelo.
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State tournament pairings shape races in Class AA and A
In AA Iowa Park, defending champions, meet Refugio with both teams undefeated at 14-0 as contenders. Sonora faces Pflugerville in Class A after Pflugerville pulled a district title share and Mart's 1969 success looms.
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Cuero Gobblers Upset Ennis 12-6 in Narrow Win
The Cuero Gobblers defeated Ennis 12 to 6 as a strong defensive effort stalled Ennis drives. Key plays included a 16 yard pass to Victor Mathis for Cuero’s first touchdown and a second score from Cusack to Pickens. Defensive standouts featured Henry Sheppard and front line linemen Darrell Rangnow Frank Wesley John Cruz.
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Pro Football Super Bowl Hopefuls Face Scramble For Wins
National Conference races remain tight as the Rams, Giants, and Cowboys vie for playoff position. Rams threaten 49ers with a night matchup against the Lions while Giants beat the Cardinals 34 17 and Cowboys share NFC East lead at 9 4 with a final game vs Houston.
Democratic Study Group cites Nixon influence in 1970 races
The group, representing over 100 liberal House Democrats, says voters did not respond to President Nixon’s involvement in the November election. In 23 Nixon-campaigned states, 75 percent of GOP incumbents lagged 1968 while 25 percent improved. in unvisited states, 57 percent declined and 43 percent rose.
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Christmas display to be assembled by volunteers in San Jose
A city Christmas display donated by Lima-Salmon-Frickson Memorial Chapel will be assembled at the Civic Center by volunteers after city officials declined the offer due to estimated $4000 labor costs. About 100 volunteers joined Friday to form work crews.
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Pro Football Standings and Sunday Results
Standings show Baltimore over Buffalo 20 to 14 and Cincinnati 30 over Houston 26. Other results include Chicago 35 over Green Bay 17, Minnesota 35 over Boston 14, Giants 34 over St Louis 17, Miami 16 over Jets 10, Washington 24 over Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 27 over Pittsburgh 16, San Fran 38 over New Orleans 27, Denver 17 over San Diego 17. Only games scheduled. Monday schedule lists Detroit at Los Angeles as the only game.
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