Gobblers Aim To Clinch South Zone Title In Final Regular Game
Plan to leave early for Gonzales Friday as Cuero Gobblers seek a win over the Apaches to force a South Zone co title with East Central at 9 1. The district 14 AAA leader 9 0 faces a playoff to determine the south zone rep versus Kerrville, the likely North Zone champion. The nearby scores note Cuero 65 Samuel Clemens 39 to stay tied for the loop lead while Nordheim falls to 88 45 Pawnee. Yorktown tops Bloomington 85 44 to tie for second place in district 29 AA.
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Gobblers
Apaches
East Central
Kerrville
DeWitt County
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Samuel Clemens
Yorktown
Bloomington Bobcats
Texas Tech Lands 13 Recruits on Gulf Coast
Texas Tech signed 13 more football prospects on the Gulf Coast, bringing total signees to 37. Tony Green from Seguin is eyed as a defensive back, while Gayland Byerly from Corpus Christi Miller adds size at tackle. Joey Aboussie of Wichita Falls remains unsigned and may choose Oklahoma. The Baylor Bears added eight recruits including Dana Walters and Godfrey White, with Rice landing Ricky Hoerster and Bill English. Louie Kelcher pledged to SMU.
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Tony Green
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Wichita Falls
Oklahoma University
Baylor Bears
Longview
Dana Walters
Bears
Godfrey White
Tyler Junior College
Rice
Ricky Hoerster
Fredericksburg
Dick Hoerster
Bill English
Refugio
Louie Kelcher
Beaumont French
SMU Wednes
Lady Golfers Plan Inter-City Tourney and Luncheon
The Cuero Ladies Golf Association met at R. D. Kizer's home and organized the Ladies Inter-City Golf Tournament and luncheon for Tuesday March 23 starting at 9:00 a.m. A new member, Mrs. Audrey Caskey, was welcomed. Beginners and new members are invited to weekly play on Wednesdays at 9:00.
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Cuero Ladies Golf Association
R. D. Kizer
Audrey Caskey
Lobbier Trackmen Set For Busy CHS Season
Head coach Skeet Powers, aided by Athletic director Buster Gilbreth, shapes CHS track squad for the season. Sammy Campos, a returning state fourth place mile run sophomore, is highlighted as a key asset. Meets include San Marcos March 6 and Gobbler Relays April 3.
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Muhammad Ali Exhibition Idea Triggers Lawsuit Threat
Muhammad Ali proposed an exhibition bout with sparring partner Jimmy Ellis before his March 8 title fight with Joe Frazer, prompting Chartwell Artists president Jerry Perenchio to warn he will sue for the $2.5 million guaranteed under the contract if Ali fights outside training. Ali cited needed workout and crowd feel.
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New York
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Joe Frazier
Jerry Perenchio
Chartwell Artists
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Frazier
Perenchio
Ellis
TCU Adds Five Players Highlighted by Tidwell Arrivals
Five new players join TCU including Larry Tidwell a 6-3 215 back from Sanger named to the all state first team as quarterback and linebacker. Also signed Steve West a 170 pound quarterback from Colorado City.
Pro Speakout Athletes Talk Drugs With Boston Youth
Boston stars led by Bobby Orr visit high schools to discuss drug problems. They emphasize care as athletes and parents and, in one incident, Orr insightfully stopped a theft by reclaiming his stereo tapes from a temptingly mischievous youth.
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Cappelletti
Bobby Orr
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Willing candidate in Il floods Hardin county race
Elizabeth town the Herod housewife Mrs Cecil Peggy Dale filed as candidate for Hardin County road commissioner in the April 6 election. She vows to fix 164 miles of reroads, mostly gravel, and to do all of them without theft. Other excerpts touch on Pro Speakout and comments by Gino Cappelletti on youth and heroin exposure.
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Ill
Cecil
Peggy”’ Dale
Herod
Hardin County
Parental discipline ends with car crushed and buried
In Dartford England a truck driver crushed his 12 year old son's car with a 20 ton bulldozer after a police chase and buried the vehicle in a quarry. The juvenile court fined the boy $38.40 for the incident.
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Dartford
England
Veteran Coach At North Texas Plans To Retire
Denton Texas veteran track and field coach Win ston E Noah known as Pop Noah will retire in August after 44 years in coaching. Inducted into the Texas High School Coaches Association Hall of Honor in 1962 he spent 20 years at Adamson High School and remaining years at North Texas where most varsity records were set. Noah led Adamson to 11 district and city championships and also coached football and basketball.
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UPD
Winston E
Noah
North Texas State University
Texas High School Coaches Association
Dallas
Adamson High School
North Texas
Adamson
Antique spit toon turns out to be Tang dynasty dish
Peggy Lee bought a spit toon for 12 dollars at her Bristol shop. Cleaning revealed a 1,000-year-old Chinese Tang dynasty silver dish worth 24000 dollars from an art gallery theft. Police arrived. thief still at large.
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Bristol
England
Wpp
Peggy Lee
Saving for the future with U.S. Savings Bonds
A retirement mindset urged through payroll and bank saving plans. The piece touts the U S Savings Bonds program with a bonus interest rate for bonds issued since June 1 1970 and encourages starting a nest egg now for security in old age.
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U.S
U. S
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