Archery season opens at Aransas refuge Sept 17 to 30
Deer javelina and wild hogs will be fair game for bowhunters at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge with opening noon Sept 17. Hunters must leave by 9 p.m. opening day and 5 a.m. daily otherwise. One deer per hunter bag limit. one javelina and unlimited wild hogs. Texas license required. $1 car fee. Deer tags issued at entry. Additional notes on camping, mosquito levels, and contact details for information.
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Charles Ward
Ward
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Blackjack
Aransas County
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Austwell
Indians Rally To Top Brewers 10-6 In Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians erased a 4-0 deficit with four runs in the fourth and five in the seventh to defeat Milwaukee 10-6. Ray Fosse drove in three runs with two singles, Ted Uhlaender added three RBIs, and Jose Cardenal and Tommy Harper hit key home runs for Milwaukee. Ed Farmer relieved after early Brewers scoring.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Ed Farmer
Brewers
Er Ray Lamb
Ray Fosse
Indians
Ted Uhlaender
Ning
Jose Cardenal
St. Louis
Tommy Harper
Draft pick Paul Mitchell signs with Orioles
The Baltimore Orioles signed right hander Paul Mitchell, their No. 1 draft choice from last June, to a one year contract. The signing comes as San Angelo Fish Hatchery notices a bullfrog with a surprising appetite.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife
San Angleo
Boston
Orioles
Paul Mitchell
Red Sox End Royals' Season Sweep Bid 7-0
Ray Culp earned six hits allowed and Boston built a four run fifth as Reggie Smith hit his 26th homer with two aboard. The Red Sox snapped a 12 game losing streak to Kansas City dating to 1970, beating the Royals 7-0. Petrocelli, Lahoud, and Fiore contributed in the late innings.
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Kansas City
Ray Culp
Boston Red Sox
Royals
Red Sox
Reggie Smith
Boston
Ken Wright
Smith
Culp
Roger Nelson
Rico Petrocelli
Joe Lahoud
Mike Fiore
Spitz Surges to 200-meter Freestyle Victory at AAU Meet
World record holder Mark Spitz of Carmel California edged SMU rival Jerry Heidenreich in the final 75 meters to win the men's 200-meter freestyle at the National AAU Championships with a time of 1:54.74. Heidenreich was second in 1:55.03 and Fred Tyler of Canada Dry Jets placed third. Jenny Bartz of Santa Clara Swim Club won the women's 400-meter individual medley.
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Houston
Mark Spitz
Carmichael
Calif
Jerry Heidenreich
SMU
Spitz
Heidenreich
Fred Tyler
Canada Dry Jets
Jacksonville
Fla
Jenny Bartz
Santa Clara
Longhorns close practice to fans amid injuries and drills
The Texas Longhorns began padded workouts as coach Darrell Royal closed sessions to the public to deter potential scouting. Injuries include back trouble for Tommy Woodard and an ankle injury for Tommy Landry after his move to safety. The team seeks a longer preseason session than usual.
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Austin
Texas Longhorns
Darrell Royal
Royal
Texas
Tommy Woodard
University Health Center
Tommy Landry
Longhhorns
Panthers eye back-to-back NM state title run
Speedy Panthers schedule hard to prepare for two title games. New coach Frank Gage inherits a strong backfield with eight sub-11 second sprinters and five all-staters led by Dale Cates and Wendell New. District games loom with Ft Sumner and Eunice, while talent aims for a repeat championship in AA.
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New Mexico
Frank Gage
Doyle Howell
Ruidoso
Gage
Denver City
Texas
Lovington
Crane
Alpine
el Paso Cathedral
Cooper
Kelly Myers
Roger Cooper
Dale Cates
Wendell New
Alvin Brown
New
Brown
Melrose
Cates
Ricky Cosby
Sandy Jones
Cosby
Gages
Myers
Keith Parrish
Mike Pearce
Ft. Sumner
Eunice
New Mexicu
ENMU
David Fouts
Guan Miller
North Texas
Stephen Aldridge
Richard Martin
Ronald Jones
Doug Wright
Inj
Alvin Brows
David Caudie
Ricky Ony
Bru
Warren Hunt
Soph
Keith Parris
Donned Franklin
Ronnie Swain
David Kristen
Riley White
Randy Jones
Allen Steadham
Bobby Ledingham
Pat Chance
David Overton
Jenry Wand
Terry Asel Iio
Garry Gregory
Bonk Dobbs
Bruce Day
Maton Shurley
Out
Wink
Pt Sumner
Lubbock Cooper
West Las Vegas
Lavington
Denver Gy
Wine
EP Cathedral
Ft Sumner
Eagard
Kirtland Central
Eee T
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New Home Leopards name Brewster coach to rebuild 1970 team
New Home Leopards hire Charles Brewster to lead a rebuilding season after graduating key players Jim Fillingim and Ricky Maloney. Brewster shifts Mike White to quarterback and Wayne Eakin to fullback, while promising a strong Wing T ground game supported by linemen Steve White Harvey Schaappa and Rodney Net tles. The Leopards open September 10 at Loraine as Brewster emphasizes three yard gains and disciplined defense led by Lewis White Overman.
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Charles Brewster
Rodney Overman
South Plains
Max Crooks
Dave Daniel
Avalanche-Journal
Jim Fillingim
Ricky Maloney
Brewster
Brady
Zay LeFevre
Balmorhea
Mike White
Fillingim
Wayne Eiken
Steve White
Harvey Schaeppa
Andy Fillingim
Stanley McNeely
Jetterman
Rodney Nettles
Lewis
White
Overman
Schaappa
McNeely
Charles Brewater
Howard Payne
Bob Taylor
Southwestern Oklahoma
Crooks
Jamie Sharp
Terry Norman
Stacy Gill
Ricky Clem
Sundown
Loraine
Orioles Rally Past White Sox 8-7 in Rain Shortened Win
Baltimore erased a 6 4 deficit and edged Chicago 8-7 in eight innings. Paul Blair delivered the tie breaking single in the eighth off Bart Johnson after Belanger led off with a walk, with Palmer and Jackson combining for four Baltimore runs. A rain delay ended the game with Chicago threatening in the ninth.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Paul Blair
Chicago
Blair
Bart Johnson
Mark Belanger
Jim Palmer
Grant Jackson
Orioles
Merv Rettenmund
Oilers Acquire Scott Lewis From Chiefs In Draft Pick Swap
Houston Oilers obtain rookie defensive end Scott Lewis from Kansas City Chiefs for an undisclosed high 1973 draft pick. Lewis was among two Chiefs second round choices.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Scott Lewis
Kansas City Chiefs
Lewis
Chiefs
Froggies Hold Contact Drill
Fort Worth Texas Christian began its first padded practice under coach Jim Pittman in heavy rain. The two hour workout included a 45 minute controlled scrimmage with quarterback Kent Marshall connecting 10 yards to split end John Hetherly for the only touchdown.
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Fort Worth
Jim Pittman
Texas Christian
Pittman
K Kent Marshall
John Hetherly
Ruidoso Race Card Highlights Mixed Outcomes
The results show a chaotic mix of horses with odds and times across multiple races at Ruidoso. Notable entries include Terra Four, Po Jo Bate, and Missy Sutan with varied payouts, while several claiming and futurity trials list modest returns and close finishes.
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Rhonda
Chiesa Am
Beensete
Richters Tonia
Pana Kiar
Yarce
Ards
Ming
Jake's
Fighth
Novak
Furionges
Eamity
Mr. Tatton
Clarengie
Dynamic Inc
Mouneenne
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J James A. Cross
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Spitz Sparks Swim Meet
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