Antelopes optimistic under Teal in second year
Hart Avalanche-Journal notes Antelopes enter Teal's second season with enthusiasm from a youthful lineup. They finished second in District SAA last year and eye improvement with a revamped offense and solid depth. Denver City looms as a rival the Antelopes must topple this season.
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Fragmented roster lists show wide player entries and names
A garbled roster shows numerous names, teams, and numbers with scattered proper nouns like PAOKERS, PE, and CITY hints. It references players such as Grace Wert Ten Vink Sipane and Danie, with unclear team labels and dates, creating a partial, style-rough roster snapshot.
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Brownfield Tourney Set for Wednesday Golf Meet
Local Brownfield tournament listings show a regular monthly event at Brownfield and Lubbock area clubs with numerous clubs and players entered. Organizers plan the schedule and entry fees, inviting South Plains golfers to compete in the nine hole and shotgun style format across Meadow and Rorkwell courses.
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Umpiring Photo Tossed In During NFL Exhibition
In New York a NFL game exhibition in San Francisco featured an umpire wearing a camera around his neck to photograph for Boy's Life. Commissioner Rozelle called it a one shot experiment approved by the league and both teams. A later fantasy mentions Koufax and Mays with a similar camera setup and broadcast stakes.
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Dove Hunting Trips Cancelled in Texas Valley
A Texas area ride service Proyecto de Viajes Agencia de Viajes JS.A. planned weekend dove hunting trips for American whitewings in the Bun Grande Valley. The season was cancelled. trips would have cost per hunter per day with an extra 41 dollars for licenses and customs charges.
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Hereford Pro Am yields low scores in brisk tourney
Ken Gale of Amarillo won the Hereford Pro Am with five under par while 88 area golfers competed. Monty Reach of Albuquerque led amateur scoring. J.T. Thammett and Bob Hickson shared top pro-pro honors with a 63. Other teams included Coranad with Mike Dunn of Midland and Aus tin with Billy Delk of Amarillo. The Arizona football schedule for 1968 was released, adding Air Force Academy to the slate.
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Billy Delk
Amarrillo
Golfers Seek Spots In National Amateur Tourney
West Texas golfers vie for three spots in the National Amateur Tourney to be held in Des Moines from Sept 14. Play begins at 8:30 am with a second round around 12:30 pm. About 67 golfers from Dallas and 40 qualifying courses nationwide compete as 200 amateur golfers tee off today. Rose Mitchell of Lubbock competes again after qualifying last year.
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Sonny Liston Ready for Clay Rematch Talks
Sonny Liston said he is ready for a rematch with Muhammad Ali, noting he wants the fight by February. He spoke after an exhibition in Norway where crowds cheered him while he and trainer Jack Niton discussed possible dates and opponents.
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Clovis Wildcats look to build depth for strong season
Clovis Wildcats hope depth and returning lettermen lift the team this season despite limited defensive starts. Coach Steve Grice notes talent and potential from players like Paschal, Pol, Osborn, and Pollard, with Carlsbad, Roswell, and Artesia expected to contest for spots behind them.
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Economy Drive Is Beaten Back
Washington lawmakers defeated Senator Proxmire’s bid to cut the airport aid program, extending current authorization of 73 million dollars annually for three more years. The Senate passed the bill by voice vote and sent it to the House, with Proxmire calling the aid “least justified” among subsidies.
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Right Frenchmen Die In Train Collision in Lyon
In Lyon France eight people were killed and three seriously injured when Westurban passenger trains collided in a tunnel Monday. The dead included four men two women and a one year old girl all French. Three critically injured victims were French as well. Local authorities investigated the incident as disaster struck the tunnel collision scene.
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Tech Foes Aided By Area Boys
Texas Tech's grid opponents this fall include many area players from Eastern New Mexico, South Plains, and the Panhandle. Notable names: Jarry Florence Abernathy, Melvin Simmons Odes, John Sparling Jal NM, Jim Watson McLea r, M Kohiman McKean Stinn, James Ingram Odessa, Lewis Sossuims Sundown, Tom Shaffner Odessa Permian, Weldon Price Mona hans, Larry Dyke Borger, Joel Gerald Sweetwater, Eddie Whiddon Tusesa, Bowden McCanyy P, Stew Garman Eunice, Ken Henson San Angelo, Jimmy McAteer Fort Stockton, Brad Fairchild San Antonio, Bob Nichols Dallas. Tech gains local support as at least four area-born players join the Red Raiders.
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