Fourth Ranked Gobblers Unbeaten In Six Outings
Cuero hosts Canyon of New Braunfels in Gobbler Stadium at 8 p.m. Homecoming highlights include Cuero leading the Green and White while Canyon, with 12 seniors and four juniors on offense, eyes a chance to upset. The Gobblers, 6-0 in ensuing games, come off a 10-7 win over East Central. Cuero freshmen also play at 5 p.m with pep rally set for 7 p.m.
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Canyon of New Braunfels
Gobbler Stadium
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Harris
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Canyon
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Mike Garrison
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Joe Gutierrez
Richardson
Braunfel ‘‘Fish
Cuero Jr
N. B. Jr
Ben Colwell
Yoakum
Refugio
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San Antonio Jay
Odessa Permian
Big Spring
Conroe
Spring Branch Spring Woods
Austin Reagan
Austin Travis
Port Neches-Groves
Nederland
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Childress
Seymour
Jacksboro
Breckenridge
Wallis
Mason
Comfort
Blanco
Schulenburg
Burton
Sonora
Robert Lee
Cowboys defense reshuffled as Lilly inches toward full strength
Dallas coach Tom Landry praises new starters Toomay and Smith filling for injured Smith and Andrie as Jethro Pugh shines with four quarterback hits. Lilly, recovering from a strained arch, is not yet at full speed but helps when healthy in the 21-0 win over Baltimore.
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Dallas
UPI
Washington
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Bob Lilly
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Andrie
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Tody
Larry
Landry
Pugh
Dallas Cowboy
Baltimore
Ennis Lion back to health as district tilt looms
Ennis aims to defend its No. 3 Class AAA rating against Marlin with star running back Stanley Robinson healthy after a neck injury. He returned with 90 rushing yards in a 27-0 win over Mexia, while Rich Jones and Gary Renfro stabilize the offense alongside receivers Randy Robinson and Gary Gilmore.
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United Press International
Ennis
Stanley Robinson
Lions
Marlin
Robinson
Lancaster
Don Essary
Essary
Rich Jones
Gary Renfro
Randy Robinson
Gary Gilmore
Reds Bounce A's in 1-0 Thriller to Trim Series Lead
Cincinnati Reds stun Oakland 1-0 as Jack Billingham threads a near no hitter through seven innings. Tony Perez and Cesar Geronimo drive the lone run, with Benches three strikeouts highlighting the Reds’ pivotal win in the 1972 World Series.
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Sparky Anderson
A’s
Anderson
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Don Gullett
Dick Williams
Ken Holtzman
Cincinnati
Reds
Tony Perez
Denis Menke
Cesar Geronimo
Campaneris
Geronimo
Jack Billingham
Billingham
Bobby Tolan
Hoosiers Buckeyes clash in Big Ten headliner
Indiana coach John Pont touts his 4-1 team after a 33-7 win over Wisconsin as Indiana travels to Columbus to face fifth ranked Ohio State. Ohio State is a 19 point favorite as both teams eye a pivotal Big Ten showdown with national implications.
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Jackson State
Samfor
Livingston State
Tennessee State
Florida A&m
Defensive Units Hurt Oilers in Steeler Loss
Houston coach Bill Peterson blamed diverse Pittsburgh defenses for Houston’s defeat noting a rare safety blitz against the Oilers. Mike Til lman and Phil Croyle shone on defense while Tom Funchess Ron Saul and Robert Holmes contributed on offense. Duane Thomas talks with Oilers officials were exploratory and unlikely.
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Houston Oilers
Bill Peterson
Pittsburgh
Peterson
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Phil Croyle
George Webster
Cleveland
Tom Funchess
Ron Saul
Robert Holmes
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