Abernathy Antelopes rally behind new quarterback Riley
Abernathy coach Don Williams outlines a balanced attack to rebuild the 1968 Antelopes. Clark Riley, a standout end, is set to pace the passing game while Jerry Fuller may step in as a capable passer.
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Abernathy Antelopes
Clark Riley
John Jeansone
Avalanche Journal
Ars Anathy
Don Williams
Riley
Jorney
Dation
Williams
Fuller
Bennie Pope
Mac Bowers
Billy Elkins
Elkins
Ronald Harkey
Johnny Henson
Harkey
Burt Montgomery
Johnny Latrick
Larry Turner Crodt
Ronnnie Tramilton
Hamilton
Latrick
Turner
Montgomery A
Tarkey
Paley
Henson
Rogers
Gary Martin
Mike Williams
Yo Williams
South Plains
Abernathy
Jerry Fuller
Eft
Burl Fuller
Twins Trade Pitcher Alaurice Mee To Denver Farm Club
The Minnesota Twins sold pitcher Alaurice Mee to the Denver farm club of the Pacific Coast League from their 40-man roster. Mee had begun the season on the Twins' roster but did not play in the major league contest and was placed on the disabled list earlier. He later attempted to play for Denver and Charlotte in the Southern League before the move, according to a Twins spokesman.
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Minneapolis-St, Pauli
Minnesota ‘Twins
Alaurice J. Mee
Ovier
Lea Oroster
Denver
Pacific Coast
Leagre
Moetidrie
Dat
Twins
Jseaman
Hart
Thousten
Heo
Top Pro On Money List Shuffles in Wide Open Race
The roundup notes a fierce money list battle with names like Westchester and Casper in the mix. Archer, Nicklaus, and Dreving appear among leaders, while Miller Barber and Plockiup chase the standings.
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Vasper
Elanto
Weatchester Rove
Winninmus
Seuessa
Omy
Casper
Tour Wedskopf
Sultl
Jack Nicklaus
Toupthe
Watts Seal
Fadlassead Tis
Lee Dreving
Westchester
Ted
Miller Barber
Sao
Taave Plockiup
bFrauk
Beard
Boozer Returns From Military Duty In Unclear Context
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Boozer returning from military service and references to a New York team, players, and coaching terms. The garbled text includes names like Sean and Steve and hints at football positions and drills, but no clear event, date, or outcomes.
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Hempstead Noy
Berson Boozer
New York
Ders Mondons
Anyditars
FBI
Padaniini
Pils Tastor
Hooker Pharsex
Dercobseus Canard Dray Thinkee
Nastinski
Steve ChoisAak
Spason
Pollard Friendly Ford
Lubbock
Hoyt Starr
9Th
Texas
Babe Ruth Contest Show Delayed By Rain
Rain interrupted the Babe Ruth contest at the World Series venue, postponing the Monday program for a second day. Matches were shifted into bracket play with participants including Wellington, Ran, and Lew Qrieans in the original pairings as the event proceeded.
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Babe Paulo
Mhaewath
Wellington
Lew Qrieans
Hubbers Meet Griefs in NBC Tilt at Wichita
Gilbreth eyes a second mound start for the Hubbers in the NBC Tournament as they face the 2–16 Griefs after halting Boulder Collegeans. Yates returns as stopper in relief while Fred Dumler, Steve Molberg and others line up in the field for a rain-delayed schedule update and potential tie for seventh place.
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Wichita Kan
Rip Griffin
Hubbers
Bill Gilbreth
Moana
Boulder
Collecgans
Vastrataht
T-a
Gilbreth
Abilene
Christian Collene
David Yates
Yates
Fred Dumler
Steve Molberg
Alu Bagwell
Donnie Bumpass
Mike Mitchell
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Haggard
Gary Dement
Greeley
Posas
Pittsburgh Steelers Trim Roster With Five Cuts
The Steelers announced five players released including Tom Derosi kicker Jim Ediet punter Tom Mitrakos center Swen Deckard and John Wrgeht along with defensive back Iron Weiner. Details on roster moves and injuries were sparse but several players were noted as sidelined for weeks.
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Steelers
Mandiay
Sid Don Sip
National Football League
Mike Connelly
Dallas Cowboys
Mike Clark
Tom Derosi
California
Jim Ediet
Tom Mitrakos
Pitt
Swen Deckard
McMurry College
John Wrgeht
Vaghaed
Dist
Lions Trade Amos Marsh to Falcons for 1969 Draft Pick
Detroit Lions sent veteran running back Amos Marsh age 29 to the Atlanta Falcons on Monday in exchange for a 1969 draft choice. Marsh carried 58 times for 224 yards last NFL season. Lions also cut four rookies including back Jim Oliver linebacker Andy Rowl ing and receivers Jene Wren and Chiteke Anderson.
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Detroit
Lions
Amos Marsh
Atlanta Falcons
Afarsh
Jim Oliver
Andy Rowling
Jene Wren
Chiteke Anderson
New Deal Lions face rebuilt lineup with strong Sherman brothers
New Deal high school sports review notes Rich Perry must rebuild after 11 lettermen graduate. Ace tailback Joey Sherman leads a backfield that includes sophomore quarterback Kelly Sherman and others like Robert Norris, Ronnie Taylor, Gary Stephenson. The Lions lack size but show strong attitude and running plans. They will clash with district favorite Ralls, deemed extra stout.
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Avalanche-Journal Sports
NEW Deal
Crosbyton
Ralls
Spur
Petersburg
Richard Perry
Joey Sherman
Sherman
Kelly Sherman
Perry
Kelly
Alva Griffis
Drew Poe
Griffis
Poe
Joey
Robert Norris
Ronnie Taylor
Gary Stephenson
Talvor
Lions
District 4-4 Lions face tough 1967 schedule
The roster lists Lions from district 4 with coach Richard Perry and assistants Bobby Smith Bill Malone and others. It details players by position and weight along with last year record 7 5 and upcoming games from September through November across several Texas towns including Springlake Anton Planship Lorenzo Spur Crosbyton Petersburg Hale Center Roosevelt and Spur.
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Lions
Richard Perry
Texas Techs
Bobby Smith
Texas Western
Bill Malone
J. Zuniga
Joe Gonzales
Joe Robbins
Gemiquete
Jammy Fritaler
Wayne Harkey
Urew Poe
Don Poe
Buddy Slaton
James ‘Tarter
Tom Buford
Randy Miller
Ricky Mowery
Karl Ricken
J. Patterson
Jimmy Atfeburn
Alva Griffis
Steve Jnes
James Sanders
Gilbert Villewas
Robert Norns
Joel Sherman
Gary Stephenson
Soph
Ronnie Tassor
Johnny Villegas
Danny Henlery
Kelly Sherman
Schedele
Springlake
Anton
Planship
Lorenzo
Crasbyton
Petersburg
Spur
Hale Center
Hoosevelt
Spur & Srosbyton
ST Larensa
Flovdada
Kress
Tackary
Petesbore
al Marton
Newboeal
Roosevelt
Crosbyton
Ralle
Wilson
Lockney
Crosbston
Ah Roosevelt
New Deal
Idalou Ti i. Sone i
Ralls Jackrabbits Tip Top Form for Spur Clash
Ralls prepares for a September showdown with Spur as coach Luke Nickerson touts speed and size. Backfield averages near 188 pounds with Mark Wideman at quarterback and Matt Starch at fullback, plus dual threats in Shelby and Bishop. Returnees from last year bolster depth with 14 lettermen, five starters on offense and six on defense.
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Don Henry
Avalanche-Journal
Ralls
Luke Nickerson
Caprock
Spur
Nickerson
Shelby
Patron
Mark Wideman
Matt Starch
Johnson
Jackrabbits
Houston McGaugh
Mark
Nicker
Dee Bishop
Mee Gaugh
Erson
Kent Sellers
Matt Siarch
Bruce Johnson
115 Run For Marathon Olympic Berth
In Alamosa Colorado 115 runners compete in the National AAU Marathon Championship atop the high altitude town to earn the first three U S Olympic berths. Foreign entries include Martin Ade Nigeria Kenry Pearce Australia and Pat McMilhon Ireland. favorite Eamon O Reilly of Oakland CA holds the fastest qualifying time of 2 16 with a Santa Rosa test, altitude may slow him.
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Alamosa
Colo
Mexico City
Martin Ande
Nigeria
Kenry Pearce
Australia
Pat McMilhon
Ireland
Eamon O'Reily
Oakland
Calif
Georgetown University
Santa Rosa
First Bout Fatal To Young Italian
A 19 year old Italian bantamweight boxer Raimondo Gaviano died from a cerebral hemorrhage after a knockout in his pro debut. He never regained consciousness following a right punch from Giancarlo Ballisai. Police and Italian boxing officials opened an investigation as Gaviano became the year’s third boxing fatality per Ring Magazine.
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Seui
Sardinia
Raimondo Gaviano
Giancarlo Baltisal
Gaviano
Lamsed
Ballisai
Nickname Jackrabbits Football Team Roster 1967
Maroon and white Nickname Jackrabbits roster lists coaches Luke Nickerson and Robert Priest with Wendell Schribner and Pat Shelby among staff. Player weights span from 76 to 225 pounds with positions including guards centers halfbacks fullbacks and quarterbacks. notable names include Matt Starch Matt Stare Mark Wideman and Kirt Wyrick.
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Jackrabbits
Luke Nickerson
Robert Priest
West Texast
Hargrave
North Texasi
Wendell Schribner
North Texas
Dee Bishop
Ferman
Pat Shelby
Let Ferman
Ron Coax
Leon Sanders
Mark Lindles
Howard Fisparca
Will McReynolds
Rhudy Stewart
Kent Sellers
Aaron Arthur
Letterman
Joe Jones
LTA
Fewasne Osborne
Larry Bates
Jetterman
Tony Ellen
Staevy Smith
Renn Phillips
Jesse Niaz
Jerre Fleming
Wille Howe
Bruce Johnson
Houston McCgaugh
Norman Pope
Alan Bailey
Glen Bavis
Fullbac
Matt Starch
Matt Stare
Mark Wideman
Kirt Wyrick
Ssaphomore
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Robert Heggenbotham
Clexas
Tel Sue
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Dian Smodarass
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Pavel Hernandes
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NBC
Tilt Tonight
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Rhody Stewart
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