Cuero Gobblers Triumph In Season Opener At Yoakum
Cuero Varsity defeats Yoakum B team 21 6 in Yoakum to start season. Charles Mitchell boots perfect extra points and runs 30 yards for a TD. Alan McWhorter 75 yard interception return for a Cuero TD. Carlton Johnson adds 4 yard TD in fourth. Coach Colwell notes defensive work and control in second half. Gilbreth undecided at quarterback for next game.
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Cuero
Yoakum
Charles Mitchell
Alan McWhorter
Mitchell
Carlton Johnson
Ben Colwell
Alan Roby
Gary Pickens
David Scott
Michael Battles
Ernie Carter
Michael Conrad
Brownie McClung
Jeff Ray
Jackson Penley
John Nichols
Carl Koonce
Ben Prause
Roland Ruiz
Lloyd Wesley
Fish
Cuero Gobblers
Yoakum Bulldogs
Gilbreth
Varsity Squad Rivalry Preview for Gobblers Backfield
Steve Keane and Mike Hiller compete for a starting spot as The Gobblers show strength in scrimmage with a line opening holes for runners. Tim Kirkland notes a new look for 72 and a feature summary. profits go to the Yearbook staff and Pep Squad. Pep Squad girls sell the program at the gate for 25 cents.
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Steve Keane
Mike Hiller
Tim Kirkland
IOC Bars U S A Runners Matthews Collett From Games
The IOC barred Vince Matthews and Wayne Collett for the medals ceremony conduct violating Olympic Rule 26 1. The decision affects their remaining events including the 400 meter relay. Rick Demont’s drug related gold medal appeal was rejected while Brad Cooper retains silver and Belgium’s team misses bronze due to non dope testing.
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Munich
UPI
International Olympic Committee
Vince Matthews
Wayne Collett
United States
Rick Demont
Matthews
Collett
IOC
Australia
Brad Cooper
Demont
Belgium
Matthews and Collett
Red Sox take first as they surge past Tigers in tense AL race
Boston roars to a 10-4 win over New York to grab a half game lead in the AL East and a two game edge in the loss column. Tommy Harper drives in three and Rico Petrocelli adds a sixth inning homer as Sonny Siebert earns the win.
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Red Sox
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Detroit
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Rico Petrocelli
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Eddie Kasko
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Orioles
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Brooks Robinson
Monty Montgomery
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Cleveland
Chicago
Oakland
A’s
Dick Allen
Wilbur Wood
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White Sox
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
U S A and Australia in Open Tennis Semis at U S Open
In Forest Hills semifinals Chris Evert meets Kerry Melville while Billie Jean King faces Margaret Court as the Open era phase advances. Stan Smith falls to Arthur Ashe as Nastase dominates Stolle in another men's clash.
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N.Y
Chris Evert
Kerry Melville
Billie Jean King
Margaret Court
Miss Evert
Russia
Olga Morozova
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
Cliff Richey
South Africa
Frew McMillan
Lie Nastase
Romania
Fred Stolle
Nastase
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
Cliff Drysdale
Tom Gorman
Roscoe Tanner
Gorman
Seattle
Tanner
Weaver leads Southern Open with one stroke edge
DeWitt Weaver moved one stroke ahead at the Southern Open in Columbus Georgia and announced plans for a minor operation tonight as he held the lead after the opening round. He said he sought medical advice from a local doctor.
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Columbus, Ga
UPI
DeWitt Weaver
Whitworth Leads as Dallas Civitan Open Opens
Kathy Whitworth shows top five consistency in a field of LPGA stars at the 17th Dallas Civitan Women's Open at Brookhaven. Betty Burfeindt and Jane Blalock surround Whitworth in earnings, with early favorites like Sandra Haynie, Marilynn Smith, and Kathy Ahern among contenders for the $4,950 first prize.
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UPI
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Brookhaven Country Club
Betty Burfevndt
Jane Blalock
LPGA
Sandra Haynie
Marilynn Smith
Kathy Ahern
Sandra Palmer
Carol Mann
Betsy Rawls
Miss Mann
Pro Football Transactions and Preseason Matchups
Pro football's latest player shuffles include Hoyle Granger and Bob Young cut by Houston after initial release by New Orleans. Chuck Hinton joins the Colts from the Jets while Karl Douglas is cut and claimed by Buffalo. Jets waive Scott Palmer and Rocky Turner as waivers move through. Preseason games feature San Francisco at Los Angeles and Buffalo hosting Philadelphia, with many other matchups noted. Michigan anglers lead 1971 panfish fishing days, and Wayne State releases its 1972-73 basketball schedule of 24 games, the largest since 1951-52.
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Houston Oilers
Bob Young
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Taylor
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Chuck Hinton
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Karl Douglas
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Ken Mendenhall
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