Tatum Coyotes Begin Eighth Year With 26 Football Players
Tatum coach Herb Pior starts his eighth season with 26 players out for football, 12 sophomores with junior high experience, and five new upperclassmen. Key veterans Hart, Roach, and Horton return as letterwinners. size and inexperience challenge the squad as they open Sept 7 versus Whiteface and face Melrose, Carrizozo, Capitan, and Roswell B in conference play.
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Pior
Bill Bart
Avalanche-Journal Sports
Tatum
Herb Pior
Coyotes
South Plains
Balls
Keith Toomire
Sam Hart
Joe Roach
Mike Horton
Randy Gandy
Pier
George Johnston
Bill Thompson
Denny Schrimshher
Horton
Hart
Roach
Keith Richardson
Pat Attaway
Allen Holloway
Dwight Crenshaw
Gandy
Dick Cayce
Bill Simpson
Thompson
Ronnie Nickell
Chris
Hazelwood
Carl Nease
Guy Smith
Pat Field
Butch Pittman
Larry Burris
Burris
Field
Nease
Richardson
Crenshaw
Simpson
Attaway
Smith Nickell
Harton
Melson
Roswell
Carrizozo
Melrose
Capitan
Coyo
New Mexico
Herb Pier
Texas
Duwayne Blackshear
Burl Co ‘More
Ito
More
Carroll Cagle
Bam Mt
Letterman
Route
Nickell
Denny Schrimosher
Jerry Lamb
Sophore
Randy Gand
Tony Johnson
Pat Fields
Wesley Arris
Dan Boland
Dan Dickerson
Larry Burrus
Tatum Coyotes Eye Action With Pier In Eighth Season
Coach Herb Pier begins his eighth year guiding the Tatum Coyotes as stars Joe Roach and Mike Horton, veterans from last season 7-1 finish and district runner up, prepare for a productive fall. The article notes Pier’s prior tenure at Ralls and introduces the current staff and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Pier
Joe Roach
Mike Horton
Tatum Coyotes
Tatum
Pier
Ralls
Seven Returning Starters Could Push Slaton Up District 4-4A Ladder
Slaton High returns 11 lettermen and seven starters under new coach Bingham, aiming for a strong District 4AA showing. Key players include Teffertiller Ball and George. Slaton plans to build depth but faces speed issues and an injury setback to Ronny Edwards.
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Slaton
Bingham
Post
South Plains
Tigers
Maurice Kerr
SHS
Teffertiller
Webber Teffertiller
Steve Ball
John George
Jim Bob Chrisman
Tommy Simmons
Ronnie Jones
Gregg Nowlin
Ball
George
Petersburg
Lions Depend On Milt Plum For 1962 Charge
Detroit Lions rely on quarterback Milt Plum to spark a Western Division push after back-to-back runner ups. Coach George Wilson credits Plum as the passer to fix erratic 1960s Detroit air, while defense led by Joe Schmidt, Alex Karras, and Night Train Lane aims to stay strong.
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Bloomfield Hills
Mich
UPD
Detroit Lions
Milt Plum
George Wilson
Lions
Plum
Penn State
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Jim Ninowski
Earl Morrall
Detroit
Browns
Bill Glass
Ninowski
Hopalong Cassady
Cleveland
Wilson
Bobby Layne
Joe Schmidt
Joe
Schmidt
Alex Karras
Night Train
Kansas
John Hadl
Dick Compton
McMurry College
Slaton Grid District Rosters and 1942 Schedule Preview
Slaton High lists 1942 roster with positions and letters for Ends Larry Smith and Leslie Brown to centers Ted Hatchett and JDM Bob Chrisman, plus coaches Bing Bingham Fred Weaver R G Cope Land. Schedule shows Sept through Nov games against Petersburg Idalou Tahoka Rotan Crasbyton Ort Post Spur Denver City Frenship and results with Slaton tallying wins and losses.
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Bing Bingham
Texas Tech
Fred Weaver
Tommy Lacewell
Hardin-Simmons
R. G. Copeland
North Texas State
Capitals
Cade
Larry Smith
Leslie Brown
Letterman
Travis McCormick
Jo Rhodes
Keith White
Larry Luman
Tommy Simmons
Arvin Martin
Mike Hunter
Leonard Hurst
Sparky Stephens
Sonny Lee
John George
Ricky Brush
Gay Hoover
Don Winchester
Mike Dubbs
Mike Ball
Paul Dubbs
Glenn Willhoit
Ted Hatchett
JDM
Bob Chrisman
Bruce Pember
Ronnie Jones
Deanny Hatchett
Webber Teffertiller
Larry Burk
Ascension Perez
George Cooper
Johnny Baker
John Hennington
Gregg Nowlin
Jerry Teffertiller
Steve Ball
Bobby Brake
Petersburg
Idalou
Tahoka
Rotan
Crasbyton
Lockney
Post
Spur
Denver City
Frenship
Sonnichsen Captures Endurance Swim Title
Greta Andersen Sonnichsen won a 50 mile Lake Michigan endurance swim started in Chicago, finishing in Kenosha after about 31 hours. She claimed a $10 000 prize and a trophy, and set a world open water swimming record surpassing the 1961 English Channel distance record. Ten swimmers began in Burnham Harbor. two finished. Ted Erikson remained miles from shore as Sonnichsen dashed to victory.
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Kenosha
Wis
Greta Andersen Sonnichsen
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Sonnichsen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Los Alamitos
Calif
Antonio Bertondo
English Channel
Burnham Harbor
HSA Refuses To Buy Oilers In Houston
The Houston Sports Association declined to purchase the Houston Oilers from Bud Adams for 2.5 million, saying the price was 2 million too high. Adams had threatened to move home games to Jeppesen Stadium, and questioned Colt Stadium rental terms amid the upcoming domed stadium completion in 1964. Oilers losses in the league were reported but undisclosed.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Sports Association
HSA
Houston Oilers
American Football League
Jowner
Bud Adams
Roy Hofheinz
Association
Adam
Oilers
Jeppesen Stadium
Colt Stadium
Adams
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Slaton High
the Tigers
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Paul Dobbs
Milt
Canyon
Idaton
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Crosbyton
Lockney Slaton
Tohoka
Slanton
Bowman Lumber CO
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Riverside
Tos
Sele
Whitewall
Chev
Ford
Plym
Pont
Dodge
Ramb
Freeman
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Associates
Averl
Lubbock
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