Howley to join Cowboys Ring of Honor at Texas Stadium
Chuck Howley, star outside linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys from 1961 to 1973, will be inducted Sunday into the Cowboys Ring of Honor at halftime of the Detroit Dallas game in Texas Stadium. He joins Bob Lilly Don Meredith and Don Perkins in the ring formed in 1975 to honor great Cowboys.
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Longview Wins Basketball Award At World Church Meet
At the Worldwide Church of God convention in Big Sandy six teams from Texas Oklahoma and Mississippi competed for top honors. Longview defeated Big Sandy as Scott Zhorne Gladewater High School senior earned MVP with 46 points in two games.
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Cubs rout Whitehouse on Wildcats home field 240 victory
Gladewater eighth grade Cubs erased an unbeaten Whitehouse squad with a decisive 240 win at Whitehouse. Glenn Gordon sparked the offense with three drives including a 65 yard scoring march, a seven yard TD, and a one yard TD as Richard Palmer and Gordon connected on the other score. Both PATs failed.
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Cowboys Seek 7-0 Start Against Lions in Dallas
Dallas Cowboys at 6-0 host Detroit Lions at Texas Stadium as Detroit aims to rebound after a 28-7 loss at San Francisco. Cowboys coach Tom Landry seeks renewed motivation after a 16-10 win over Philadelphia while Lions coach Tommy Hudspeth starts his first full season.
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Glade Tennis Club Sets Senior Open Tournament
Glade Tennis and Swim Club manager Georgia Elliott announced entries are being accepted for the senior open to be held Saturday and Sunday November 5 and 6. The $5 per event entry fee, deadline November 3, and events include men 35 45 55 doubles and singles and women 35 plus doubles and singles. Matches start 8 a.m. November 5 with both members and nonmembers eligible and the public invited to watch.
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Bears Rally Past Wildcats In Explosive comeback
Bears erase 28-0 deficit to beat Wildcats 42-22 at Whitehouse. Lockett leads scoring with three TDs including a 26 yard run. Gunter siblings earn key carries while Bruins defense blocks a punt for a TD and hard hitting officiating stirs postgame.
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Jell O and Yogurt Salad Idea
A recipe combines gelatin and yogurt to form a fruit salad. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water then add cold water and yogurt, fold in sliced bananas peaches and apples, chill until set. Yields four to six servings with a note to check August and September magazines for more ideas.
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Fresh smash Wildcats The Bear Freshmen rout Bear Stadium
Eugene Walker opened the scoring with a 4 yard run. Barrett Chriswell recovered a blocked punt for a Bears score. David Irvin caught a 50 yard TD pass from Calvin Webb. Johnson added PATs as the Bears built a 20-0 halftime lead and Walker closed the win with a 43 yard TD run. Next week they travel to Mineola for a Dist. 14AA finale.
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Bear JV Edged by Whitehouse in Road Loss
The Bear Junior Varsity fell 21 to 4 at Bear Stadium as Whitehouse Wildcat JV built a first quarter lead and added a late third quarter score. Craig Sorrells caught a seven yard TD from Ernest Stroupe, but a two point try failed. next week the team travels to Mineola.
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Early Bird League Leads After Wednesday Bowls
Proctor Farms tops the Early Bird standings at 28-3 after Wednesday action. McKaig 16-8 Hewitt Corp 14-10 Western Auto 13-11 Sonic 11-13 Ellis Carpet 10-14 Davidson Ford 6-18 Gift Shop 5-19. Billie Jean Dorsey rolled high game 234 and high series 545 substituting for Ellis Carpet. Splits: Nell Starks 5-10 Randlyn Holmes 7-6 Penney Johnson 5-7.
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Union Grove Lions JV and Varsity Triumph in Local Football Night
Union Grove High athletic teams split results with Arp Tigers. Varsity trailed 16 0 after a strong Arp start, then outpaced by Arp 38 4 final. JV defense shut out Tiger IV 13 0 with Pepper, Barnett, and Littrell key plays. Next week the squads travel to Overton for a 6 p.m. kickoff.
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Tigers edge UG Lions in tough 47 40 win at Tiger stadium
Arp Tigers defeated Union Grove Lions in a hard fought game 47 to 40 at Tiger stadium. Robert Butler scored twice and Ronald Ray, Gary Cady, Mark Hearn and Don Franklin added TDs as Battee missed several extra points and a field goal. Lions showed strong tackling and defense but fell short in a physical showdown.
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