Gobblers Face Tivy In 14 AAA Title Showdown
Cuero and Kerrville Tivy meet in a sudden death playoff for the district crown at Texas Lutheran College gym at 7 30 p m. Cuero has held opponents to 483 points in a perfect 10 0 zone record while scoring 739. The Turkeymen coached by Charlie Braun enter with a 14 AAA lead and a high 96 point game, urging local fans to support a strong finish.
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Cuero
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Floresville
Luling
Lucci Reflects On Hughes Death After Lions Beat
Detroit linebacker Mike Lucci recalls Chuck Hughes at 28 dying on the field after a late October game. He says football played no direct role, noting Hughes died from arteriosclerosis while doing what he loved, amid questions about the Lions’ season.
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UPI
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Chuck Hughes
Cornel Wilde
Ambridge
Detroit Lions
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Mike Laicc
Lucci
Chuck
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Butkus
Chicago
Dick Butkus
Hughes
Lueed
Abdul Jabbar Dominates Celtics With 51 Points On Foreign Court
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 51 points on 21 field goals and 9 free throws to lift the Milwaukee Bucks to a 117 109 victory over the Boston Celtics on a non home court. Jo Jo White led the Celtics with 31 points and Oscar Robertson was sidelined.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Abdul-Jabbar
Bucks
Oscar Robertson
Boston Celtics
UCLA
Celtics
Jo Jo White
U S Women Dominate Olympic Medals in Sapporo
UPI reports the United States won eight medals at the 11th Winter Olympics in Sapporo Japan with seven going to women. Dianne Holum Anne Henning Barbara Cochran led golds in 1500m 500m and women slalom along with a silver in 3000m.
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Northbrook
Ill
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Anne Henning
Barbara Cochran
Richmond
Bob
Marilyn
Andrea Lawrence
Holum
Henning
City of
Dianne
Susan Carrock
Ketchum
Idaho
Janet Lynn
Rockford
Grenoble
Squaw Valley
Calif
Bob Paul
Tech A&M Score In Grid Recruiting With Buell Signing
Texas Tech lands Harold Buell a 6-2 200-pound running back and linebacker from Spring Branch as their first blue chip signee. Pat Thomas of Plano signs with Texas A&M while Texas adds Bob Rowan and Walter Rowan from Memphis and Little Rock. Remaining unsigned blue chips include Ernest Bean Joe Washington and Ronnie Littleton.
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Spring Branch
Jim Carlen
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Plano
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Little Rock
Ark
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Kirbyville
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Port Arthur
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Goodyear
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