Cuero Gobblers Clinch East Zone Title in 34-16 Victory
Cuero High School defeated Samuel Clemens 34-16 at Gobbler Stadium to clinch the East Zone crown. Key scorers include Nathaniel Johnson, Alois Blackwell, and Mack, with Tim Clarke adding four extra points. Cuero improves to 9-0 on the season and advances to face the West Zone winner, likely Uvalde. Coach Buster Gilbreth expressed pride in the win.
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Duffy Daugherty resigns as Michigan State coach
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty announced his resignation effective at season's end amid heavy public pressure. He said the decision was irrevocable, noted no admin pressure, and urged players to have fun on Saturdays while offering to assist the university and his successor.
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Chiefs Clash With Raiders In Week Showdown Sunday
The Kansas City Chiefs host the Oakland Raiders in a 4-3 vs 4-2-1 matchup in a nationally televised game. Oakland, fresh from a 45-17 win over Los Angeles and six interceptions, seeks momentum as KC aims to stay atop the division with multiple late field goals by Jan Stenerud.
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Grambling Students Fire Bleachers Amid Curfew
Grambling College students burned a section of football stadium bleachers in a second straight night of unrest. The 3,900 students remained under a dusk to dawn curfew as campus security called the damage minor with about a dozen seats destroyed amid scattered vandalism.
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Hair This! Spree Brings 200 State Troopers To Campus
State police withdrew all but about a dozen troopers after a hair-raising spree near the campus. Superintendent Thibodeaux noted a riot unit was sent from Baton Rouge and that President Jones kept a curfew in force as long as needed. SUNO reports progress with students who seized the administration building but remain in control after a three hour meeting. Southern’s Baton Rouge campus was quiet, yet black high schools in New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Scotlandville saw outbreaks of fighting or vandalism.
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Moody shoots 67 to sit one back at Texas Open
Orville Moody carded a five under par 67 at Woodlake Golf Club to reach eight under 136, one stroke behind leader Mike Hill at the Texas Open midway. Moody blamed missed makeable putts for keeping his score lower, while Hill posted a 68 to move to nine under.
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Cowboys TV deal kept despite strike threat
Dallas Cowboys president Tex Schramm announced the Sunday Dallas-San Diego game will be telecast in the Fort Worth Dallas area on KDFW-TV Channel 4. CBS had planned to cancel after an IBEW strike threat, but Texas stations will carry the two telecasts and Channel 5 San Antonio will air two games including Dallas San Diego at 3 p.m.
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