Brownfield Eyes Strong 1971 Grid Season District 3-AAA
Brownfield coach Harold Teal سريع previews a deeper 1971 squad with 19 lettermen including 13 starters. Key backs Norman Jackson and Chuck Price return, along with QB Mark Nall and receivers Ronald Jackson Kim Colvin Russell Lepard. Teal calls depth their strength while noting line size could weaken the defense. Norman Jackson led the district in scoring last year with 50 points.
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Chuck Price
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Ronald Jackson
Kim Colvin
Russell Lepard
David Murphy
Norman Jackson
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Bruce Rogers
Dennis Yowell
Joe Oakerson
Jerry Alexander
Steve Flournoy
Manuel Deleon
Greg Jones
bin Brown
Duane Baccus
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Richard Pitte
Larry Bagwell
den Knight
Conrad
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Michael Burse
Lonnie Smyers
Tommy McFarland
Troy Jenking
Davidnders
Win Moore
Cecil Jeorse
Rand Key
Perry Tadd tIr
Keith Matley
Glenn Waters
Terretl Bowlin
Bryan Montgomery
Rocky Herring
Mark Nali
Billy Blakenship
Staebeath Lettermeni
Ricky Wilts
Mark Moore
Bill Spain
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Lynn McWillams
Jackie Hara Giri
Jim Chance
Mike Harrelson
Fos Goldson
Eddie Ryburn Ijry
Rodney Smith
Rebuilding Looms for Ralls Jackrabbits
The Ralls Jackrabbits face a lean roster with ten lettermen and two-way players as they rebuild under coach David Baugh. Key returnees include Lee Clodfelter at quarterback, Tony Chron at fullback and Bobby Roye on both lines. District 4-AA foes loom, with tough schedule ahead and depth a concern.
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Royals top Senators 4-1 as Spittdorf wins ninth
Kansas City Royals beat the Washington Senators 4-1 with Paul Spittdorf earning his ninth win of the season. Tom Burgmeier helped with his relief appearance and the Royals cashed in on an early error to take the lead and never trailed.
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LL's World Series Opens in Expanded Stadium at Williamsport
The Little League World Series begins in a new permanent 10,000 seat stadium in Williamsport, with teams from Wayne New Jersey and Taiwan highlighted as past and upcoming champions. The event showcases international participation including Europe and Puerto Rico, while previous U.S. champions and televised Taiwan games are noted.
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Monterrey
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Patterson Keeps Comeback Live With Victory Over Vic Brown
Floyd Patterson, erstwhile heavyweight champion, won a unanimous decision over Vic Brown in Buffalo. Judges scored every round for Patterson though Brown was knocked down once. Patterson eyeing potential title shots against Joe Frazier or Cassius Clay.
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Floyd Patterson
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
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Vic Brown
Art Mercante
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Brewers End Detroit Slump With 2-1 Victory
Milwaukee Brewers beat the Detroit Tigers 2-1 as Tommy Harper scored the go ahead run after a Bases loaded play in the sixth inning. Dick McAuliffe’s misplay helped trigger the decisive rally.
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Jose Cardenal
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Relio Rodriguez
Bill Haller
Rodriguez
Marty Pattin
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Dennis Ken Sanders
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Coleman
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White Sox topple Indians 5 3 behind early homers
Pat Kelly and Mike Andrews hit in the first and fifth innings, with Carlos May also homering, as the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 5 to 3 on Sunday. Kelly opened with a leadoff shot, followed by Andrews and May back-to-back circuit clouts off Steve Dunning to bolster the lead.
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Carlos May
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Andrews
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Fountain Flows Wine at Narbonne Festival
In Narbonne France a fountain in the main square released wine donated by local growers during the annual wine festival. Residents and tourists drank for free as the city celebrated with community revelry and hospitality.
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Excellent Opportunity Adview Inc appointing Texas licensees
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Brownfield RosTer 1979 Football Roster and District Play
Brownfield RosTer head Harold Teal leads 1979 squad with 7-3 record in District 4-3. Roster lists players with heights and class years, including Bruce Rogers Joe Oakerson Mark Nali and Chuck Price. District games noted against Lamesa Colorado City and Lake View with final results, plus a Meadowbrook golf note.
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Astros Edge Cubs In Late Eighth Inning Rally
The Astros beat the Cubs 4-3 as Ron Santo and Joe Pepitone sparked Houston with timely hits and a late squeeze play by Cleo James. Cesar Cedeno stole second and scored on Bob Watson’s three hits, including a homer, for a 3-1 Houston lead before Chicago revived with two runs in the sixth and fell short.
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Joe Pepitone
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Astros
Cleo James
Doug Rader
Jack Hiatt
Roger Metzger
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Glenn Beckett
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Jim Ray
Houston
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Bob Watson
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