Razorbacks Speak On Texas Game And Players Talk
Ronnie Jones recalls Arkansas facing Texas with early scores and failing defense. Bill McClard discusses missed extra points and long practice kicks. Scott Binnion praises Ronnie Bull as his first hero. Joe Ferguson on favorite passes and goal line routes. Jon Richardson admits fear on traps and defends the controversial Texas call.
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Ronnie Jones
Little Rock
Texas
Bill McCclard
Norman
Okla
Arkansas
Bishop
Tex
Ronnie Bull
Joe Ferguson
Shreveport
Jon Richardson
Bill Montgomery
Bill
Jdne Ferguson
Walter Nelson
Saint Oo
Thuss
Garber
Ekipper
DeBorde Wey
Jim Hadze
Keith French
Ken Curry
Mi Brew Toole
Cox
Nick Avies
Archie Bennett
Don Wunderty
David Reavis
Bobby Bradsher
Fannie Janes
Jim Browne
Colt. Binnion
Les Willams Shigets
Ayo
Dim Benton Belaleklabo
John Wheat
Eee Treey
Twanny Rhodes
Kennedy
David Hogue
Jim Irwin
Dack Morris Tole
Clark Iewin Pesee
Louis Campbell
Steve Birdwell
Corky Cordell
Mike Davis
Full McClard
Tae Ds
Texas Christian scrimmage highlights strong defense and big runs
TCU and Texas Christian staged a full scale pre season scrimmage with Jim Pittman praising the No. 1 defense. Larry Harris rushed 29 times for 161 yards and a 3 yard TD as five touchdowns were scored. Freddy Pauney and Steve Patterson added scoring plays and Jeff Tunk connected on a 42 yard pass to Pauney.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Christian
Jim Pittman
Larry Harris
Freddy Pauney
Jeff Tunk
Steve Patterson
Richard Rates
Steve Judy
Ronnie Peoples
Season Tickets On Sale Monday At Lubbock Highs
Season tickets for the five Lubbock high schools go on sale Monday at the Athletic Office. Tickets are sold Mondays through Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Adult tickets are $2, gate $1, school or pre-game 50 cents. Athletic Director Pete Ragusi seeks a ruling on AAA game ticket increases. Last year adults paid $1.50. Home-game tickets also available at Dunlap Caprock and Farr's Family Center.
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Lubbock
AAA
Pete Ragusi
Yar
Dunlap Caprock
Farr's Family Center
Key and Nolte Win Meadowbrook Two-Man Sweepstakes
Johnny Key and Roy Nolte fired a low net 61, 10 under par to win the Meadowbrook Two-Man Sweepstakes on Saturday. Jim Western and Harold Lan nam shot 63 while Orville Kuy kendall and Frank Haden combined for 65.
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Johnny Key
Roy Nolte
Meadowbrook
Jim Western
Harold Lannam
Orville Kuykendall
Frank Haden
Arkansas Remolds Defense as Broyles Eyes Explosive Offense
Coach Frank Broyles outlines Arkansas remodeling the defense after losing 13 lettermen. The offense will adopt a Texas style triple option with two backs, aided by an experienced line and returning kicker Bill McClard. Receiver alignment with Hodge and Repond aims to improve passer timing. Conference play should show competitiveness as remodeling progresses.
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Broyles
Arkansas
Bill McClard
Ferguson
A&m
Edd Hargett
Houston
Hodge
Repond
Raymond Berry
Raymond
Parkers
SMU Ends Two A Days in Cotton Bowl Scrimmage
Southern Methodist wrapped two a days with a two hour Cotton Bowl scrimmage. Sophomore Alvin Maxson rushed for 97 yards on six carries and scored once, plus caught a 17 yard TD pass. James Lee Robinson, shifted to halfback, sprinted 70 yards on three carries including a 51 yard TD. Coach Hayden Fry praised the backs as they ran effectively. Keith Bobo totaled 85 yards on 11 carries with a 12 yard TD run.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Alvin Maxson
Keith Bob
James Lee Robinson
Robinson
Hayden Fry
Bobo
Ruidoso Race Day Results Highlights and Odds
A compact results page lists each race with distances from 4 furlongs to 6 furlongs, including maidens and claiming events. Notable payouts include the Quinella at 18.20 and Double payoff 14.60, with horses such as Narvette, Beau Be Quick, Hi Jo's Kid, Magic Nell, and Giddy Up There among the listed runners.
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Golden Britches
Charlotte
Beau Be Quick
Hi Jo's Kid
de de Gates
Magic Nell
Aka Pound
Royal Stack
Giddy Up
de Beau Black
Big Shot Banker
Quinella
Wills Worth
Lurlock
My Tim
Battledeck
Capitan Fa
Noor Charge
Stinson
Saline
Pitzer
Mr. Mink
Barbs Honey
Barr Passum
Joe Be Good
Big Profit
Mr. Crafty
Hemistair Pines
Pagoda
Stram Sees Question Marks as Good Sign for Chiefs
Kansas City coach Hank Stram argues a season with unanswered questions signals potential. He cites past Chiefs AFL crowns in 1962 and 1966 and notes aging players like Len Dawson remain central. He outlines returning stars, new roles, and key position battles as the team plans for 1971.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Stram
Johnny Robinson
Len Dawson
Dallas Texans
Otis Taylor
Chiefs
Jerry Mays
Fred Arbanas
Dawson
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