Battle of the Bulge I vs Edna in Friday clash
Cuero and Edna remain undefeated after three games as the Gobblers meet the Cowboys at Gobbler Stadium. Edna fields a strong line and veteran backs led by Mike Bonnet while Cuero counters with a tougher schedule and notable juniors.
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Battle of the Bulge
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Industrial
Ganado
Palacios
Yoakum
Refugio
Navasota
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Gobblers
CHS
Mike Bonnet
Wayne Slatter
Larry Koop
Norval Young
Scott Glass
Rusty Smith
Frank Grewe
Bruce Berry
Edward Arkadie
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SMU to Mix QBs as Ground Game Leads Early Wins
SMU football uses a strong ground game led by Alvin Maxon and Wayne Morris after two opening victories. QB Casey Ortez, a sophomore, has 171 passing yards on 37.8 percent accuracy with four interceptions. Coach Hayden Fry plans to rotate three quarterbacks for the Saturday trip to Virginia Tech.
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UPI
Southern Methodist Mustangs
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Ortez
Stockton
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Oretez
Alvin Maxon
Wayne Morris
Ponies
SMU
Hayden Fry
Fry
Mustangs
Virginia Tech
Casey
Keith Bobo
John Blackburn
Coaches weigh Texas college football clash Saturday
Fort Worth preview quotes Christian coach Billy Tohill warning not to underestimate TCU. Texas Tech sharpens goalline defense for Southwest Conference debut against Texas. Texas guard Travis Roach likely out with hamstring and kidney stones. Texas A&M adds three freshmen running backs for Army game. Arkansas anchors with Scott Bull at fullback after Marsh White injury return.
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Billy Tohill
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Raiders
Texas
Longhorns
Darrell Royal
Austin
Travis Roach
Lubbock
Texas A&m
Emory Ballard
Army
College Station
Bubba Bean
Kirbyville
Skip Walker
del Valle
Alvin Bowers
Wharton
Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Scott Bull
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
Bull
Marsh White
Scotch Foursome Golf Tournament Planned for Sunday
Final plans for the Scotch Foursome Golf tournament to be played Sunday October 1 at 1 p.m. are being completed. The event, a couples format with a five dollar entry fee covering greens fees, offers end of play refreshments. Contact Cuero Park Club House at 275 9052 with names and handicaps. about 12 couples have entered so far.
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Helen
Cuero Park Club
Cathy
Orioles and Yankees Exit Eastern Division Race
Orioles lose 3-0 to Gaylord Perry and the Indians while the Yankees blow a 5-0 lead and fall to the Tigers 6-5. Detroit’s win tightens the AL East pennant chase as Boston and Detroit pursue pace and magic-number reductions amid late-season action.
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UPI
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Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Red Sox
New York
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Yankee
Ralph Houk
Sparky Lyle
Tennessee Favored by 14 Over Auburn in Key SEC Showdown
Tennessee, 14 point favorite, faces Auburn as Pat Sullivan and Terry Beasley depart. Condredge Holloway and Gary Valbuena lead a swift Vols offense while Auburn adjusts behind Dave Lyon at quarterback and Harry Unger and Terry Henley on offense. Other top ranked teams posted results in heavy action across the nation.
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United Press International
Pat Sullivan
Terry Beasley
Auburn
Tennessee
Condredge Holloway
Gary Valbuena
Sam Mitchell
Vols
Penn State
Wake Forest
Holloway
Valbuena
Knoxville
Sullivan
Bill Battle
Tennesse
Battle
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Chattanooga
Harry Unger
Terry Henley
Dave Lyon
Gardner Jett
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Alabama
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
North Carolina
Nebraska
Minnesota
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Notre Dame
Purdue
Washington
Illinois
Florida State
Kansas
Texas
Texas Tech
Iowa
Stanford
West Virginia
California
Missouri
Bench Hits 40th Homer In Loss
Johnny Bench belted his 40th homer while the Cincinnati Reds fell 8-5 to the Atlanta Braves. Bench became the first catcher to hit 40 homers in more than one season, joining a select few with 45 in 1970 and 41 by Roy Campanella in 1953. Hank Aaron added his 33rd for Atlanta as NL action spread across Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Houston, and Los Angeles with multiple decisive hits and shutouts.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
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Montreal
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Mike Tyson
Jose Cruz
Torre
Simmons
Don Sutton
Dodgers
Padres
Sutton
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Astros draw 1.47 million at home in 78 games
Houston's Astros attracted 1,469,247 fans across 78 home dates this season, the third highest in club history and the top mark since 1966. A spokesman said average home attendance was 19,332 per game, with a season road attendance record of 1,223,415 set despite five remaining road games.
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UPI
Houston Astros
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