Gobblers Set for 1975 Opener With Cuero in Gobbler Stadium
Cuero Gobblers begin the 1975 campaign Friday September 5 at 8 p.m. in Gobbler Stadium hosting Yoakum. Coach Gilbreth’s squad features veterans Glynn Schultz Gregory Arroyo and a strong Twin Touchdown Terror front, aiming to extend a 30 game win streak and pursue another state title.
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Schultz
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Kevin Gawlik
Kent Hilbrich
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Randall Arndt
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Charles Love
John Bell
Joseph Campbell
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Michael Love
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Cuero Gobblers Fall Short As Brenham Beats Cuero 28 14
In 1969 Brenham Cubs defeated Cuero Gobblers 28 to 14. Cuero finished 3 6 1 under a new coach Win Buster Gilbreth Goliad. The piece notes district changes, track and field results, and local sports figures including Yorktown game, gun club, and cheerleaders.
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Mean Green scrimmage notes highlight Ball dominance and player depth
Friday call reveals Canyon scrimmage results with Ball 7 0 and 350 rushing yards to 35 for opponents plus 300 passing yards to 25. Coach Gilbreth praises player contributions and staff insight. Also mentions losses on defense, golf weekend in Yorktown, Cuero sports turnout, and SMU mustangs starting lineups.
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New Braunfels
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Galveston
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Richard Wagner
Top 3-A High School Football Poll Released by AP
Cuero Gobblers lead the first Class 3-A AP poll with seven first place votes and a 30 game win streak. Gregory-Portland garners four first place nods. Uvalde and Longview Pine Tree also rank in the top five with Gainesville earning a first place vote.
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Bryan
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