Gobblers Edge Floresville Tigers 60 56 In District Thriller
Cuero's Fighting Gobblers upset Floresville 60 56 on their home floor to improve to 2 1 in District 14 AAA. Robert Hopkins led Cuero with 20 points as Blackwell Johnson and Pickens dominated the boards. Floresville had three in double figures led by Harris 17. East Central beat Cuero 63 61 earlier and Cuero downed Pleasanton 66 38.
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Floresville Tigers
Green
White
East Central
Pleasanton Eagles
Charley Braun
Robert Hopkins
Gobblers
John Blackwell
Lucien Johnson
Larry Pickens
Samuel Clemens
Braun
Victor Mathis
Robert Beasley
Tanny Johnson
Local golfers tee up for Blind Bogey event in Cuero
Cuero residents and police officers Ronnie Adams and Tony Allen have been golfing as weekend practice. Pastor Hubert Hanson played nine holes recently and plans to try the links again after Mrs Hansen warned him about hunting. A Blind Bogey tournament next Sunday invites all entrants with a $2 fee and allows play in any group with declared entry before starting.
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Tony Allen
Cuero Police Dept
Hubert Hanson
Hansen
Victoria
Riverside
Jack Quire
Astros Pick Six In January Draft
The Houston Astros selected six players in the January draft, five righthanded pitchers and an infielder. Two picks came in the regular phase, four in the secondary phase with details for each player and their origins.
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Astros
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Houston
Refugio Bobcats earn two spots on TSWA Class AA team
The Refugio Bobcats place Vance Claybrook on the first team as tackle on offense and lineman on defense. Four Bobcats earn second team honors Randy Knox Bill English Byron Shaw. Refugio shared the AA title with Iowa Park after a 7 7 title game stalemate.
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Bobcats
Randy Knox
Bill English
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Cats
San Antonio Sport and Boat Show Opens Soon
The 15th annual San Antonio Sport and Boat Show runs January 20 to 24 at the downtown Convention Center. More than 100000 visitors are expected with exhibits on boats, fishing tackle, RVs, and coastal resorts, plus a fishing pond and diving tank. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for children.
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Chipola College Players Drafted In Round Three and Four
Chipola Junior College in Madison Florida saw Richard Colzie a 19 year old right handed pitcher from Miami and Miami Dade South Junior College selected in round three and William Taylor a 19 year old left handed batting infielder from Encinitas California chosen in round four.
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Timothy Green
Bakersfield
Calif
Bakersfield Junior College
Richard Bubash
Brackenridge Pa
Boyce Community Junior College of
Pittsburgh
Douglas Konieczny
Detroit
Mich
St. Clair, Mich
William Horne
Albany, Ga
Chipola Junior College
Madison
Fla
Richard Colzie
Miami, Fla
Miami-Dade South Junior College
William Taylor
Encinitas
Defense Orchestration Sets Stage For Super Bowl V
Dallas coach Tom Landry and Baltimore counterpart Don McCafferty focus on defensive battles ahead of Super Bowl V in Miami. Both teams anticipate a low scoring game as Dallas leans on running attack but may emphasize passing with Craig Morton healthy. Baltimore relies on a versatile defense and Johnny Unitas to challenge the Cowboys.
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Unitas
Facts Condensed On Super Bowl V
Facts about Super Bowl V, the 5th world football championship game, to be played Sunday, Jan. 17. Participants: Baltimore Colts and Dallas Cowboys. Site: Orange Bowl Stadium, Miami. Kickoff 1 10 p m CST. NBC TV pre game at 1 p m CST. Radio 12 50 p m CST. Prize winners 15000 per man. losers 7500. Vince Lombardi Trophy. Dallas home in blue. Baltimore in white. NFL ball used since 1970. Previous winners listed.
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Wildcats Defeat Karnes City in 69 50 District Win
Yorktown Wildcats beat Karnes City Badgers 69 to 50 to share the District 29 AA lead. Loren Cordes scored 18 and Roy Fehner 16 as Yorktown moved to 2 0 in district play. Refugio beat Bloomington 71 57 and next faces the district title implications.
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Bobcat Country
Refugio
Bloomington
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