Tigers Lose Hope For First Distinct Title
WOLFFORTH Frenship faces a slim shot at its first distinct championship as coach Gene Tyer retools the lineup. Backfield returns, but only five veterans remain with two moving positions. Quarterback Mike Burgamy ready to run the show, while James O'Donnell shifts to center to steady an inexperience line. David Rich could anchor the fullback role if healthy, giving the Tigers a potentially potent passing attack and running power if conditions improve.
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Coaches and Golf Tourney Echoes Across Floydada Scene
Pete Cawthon recalls early coaching schools and Rockne links while Floydada hosts a major golf tourney with fast greens testing 160 players. Matador football hype rises as tiny but tough team rumbles with Ralls scrimmages. High Plains Football volumes spotlight Texas Tech, West Texas State, Eastern NMU.
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1961 1969 Sports Roster and Schedule Notes
A garbled roster lists players with heights weights and class years for a Texas college team plus a 1961 schedule and 1969 results. Names include Gene Tyer, Jack Pannardie, Larry Roberts, Randall Withe14, Artura Gatela, Boegee Wittie, Jerry Peek, Richard Stewart, Perry Wal harms, Richard Ford, James Wertbrugh, Obe Clary, Bonne Edwards, Don Ween, Larry Watson, Mike Hite, Jerry Minter, James O'Donnel, Hebert Hughes, Mike Means, Robert Parkein, and Pete Rademacher hints at a boxing note. The piece mixes football and basketball data with scattered dates and scores and ends with Rademacher considering retirement to public relations after a defeat.
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Veteran Floydada Whirlwinds eye 61 season title bid
Floydada Florida? Whirlwinds, led by quarterback Rodney Teague, enter 1961 with 15 lettermen and three returning starters. Coach Charles Tyer warns of limited end and tackle depth, while top players include Christian, Dunn, Barnhart, and Franks as they aim to dethrone Mule Shoe for District 2 AA title.
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District team roster page for Whirlwinds threats and stars
District football roster lists Green ward Whirlwinds with coaches Charles Tyer Texas Slater Bill Carry and Beib Shields. It details players by position from ends to backs and centers with year and jersey numbers, including Dycus Dunn Giles Julian Rucker and Teague, Lind Sey, Barnhart Bradford and more.
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Newcomers Look Good In Tech Football Outlook
Texas Tech replaces five ends with a mix of veterans and newcomers as coach J T Ring eyes line strength. Key returnees include outside linemen and a reshaped backfield while Juniors Jerry Garrison and Jerry Eibert vie for starting roles alongside sophomores and squadmen. David Parks, a 190 pound 6 2 soph, emerges as a top contender for the Southwest Conference outstanding sophomore lineman award. The piece notes Grimes moves to center and highlights Parks’, Hilbert’s, and other players’ potential contributions.
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Steelers Trade End Bob Corona to Pittsteres Steelers
Offensive end Bob Corona was traded from the Chicago Ventures to the Pittsburgh Steelers in a deal involving multiple teams and officials. Corona attended the College of the Pacific and was drafted by the Bears before entering service.
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