Five Javelinas land on 1970 All-Texas College team
Texas A&I leads with five players on the 1970 UPI All-Texas College football squad. Abilene Christian, Arkansas State, Angelo State, Sul Ross, Sam Houston, Trinity, and Southwest Texas each place multiple honorees as Lindsey and Austin headline the first team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Texas College
Angelo’s
Dallas
UPI
Texas A&i
United Press International
Gil Steinke
Javelinas
Lone Star
Southland
Abilene Christian
Arkansas State
Angelo State
Sul Ross
Ronnie Carroll
Sam Houston McMurry
Trinity
Southwest Texas
Sam Houston
Howard Payne
Lamar Tech
Jim Lindsey
Robert Pearce
S. F. Austin
Claude McMillon
Bruce Jackson
Robert Young
Ronnie Vinson
ACC
Eldridze Small
Freeman Lamkin
Bill Kereztury
Terry Fincher
Vic Smith
Ronnie Tiner
David Smalley
Dub Lewis
Texas State
Carroll
Ken Sanders
Howard Jayne
Dennis Gorkan
Gary Crockett
Margarito Guerrero
Mike Montgomery
Walter Huntley
Lanny Baker
McCurry
Chuck Hill
Ronnie Bebaver
Brewster
Karl Douglas
Greg Oliver
Archie Smith
McMurry
Don Hart
Chip Marcum
Milton Davis
UT Arlington
John Edens
Dwight White
East Texas
Gil Gore
Steve Majka
Mike Flynt
Carl Simmons
Terry Steubing
Sul. Ross
Ernést Baptist
Ut-Arlington
Bill York
Brodie Leads 49ers Past Saints To Top AFC West Contender
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie threw three touchdown passes to Gene Washington as the 49ers defeated the New Orleans Saints 38-27 to seize first in the NFC Western Division. Brodie’s 30 37 and 26 yard TD strikes, plus a 1-yard run and key scores by Bruce Taylor and Bruce Gossett, propelled the visitors while Billy Kilmer matched him with two TD passes for the Saints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John Brodie
Gene Washington
San Francisco 49Ers
New Orleans Saints
49Ers
San Francisco
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Detroit Lions
Brodie
Washington
Bruce Taylor
Bruce Gossett
Saint
Billy Kilmer
Danny Abramowicz
al Dodd
Saints
Don McCall
Pittsburgh
Brodial
Gossett
Taylor
Gossett Mowicz
Kilmer
Bengals Rally Past Oilers 30 20 To Clinch Tie In AFC Central
Esix Johnson scored twice in the second half to spur Cincinnati past Houston 30-20, lifting the Bengals to 7-6 and within a step of the division crown. Johnson threw a 49 yard TD to Virgil Carter and later ran 15 yards after a key penalty as Cincinnati outpaced Houston after a back and forth first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Essex Johnson
Cincinnati Bengals
Houston Oilers
Johnson
Cincinnati
Oiler
Virgil Carter
Bengal
Boston
Cleveland
Denver
Bengals
Roy Gerela
Horst Muhlmann
Jerry Rhomes
Charlie Joiner
Ken Riley
Joiner
MacHaik
Riley
Rhome
al Beauchamp
Brown Stars Washington Snaps Loss Skid 24-6
Washington Redskins end a five game skid with a 24 6 victory over Philadelphia. Larry Brown becomes the NFLs leading rusher over 1000 yards this season and 13th player in 50 years to reach that mark. Sunny Jurgensen throws a 56 yard touchdown to Jon Henderson and adds a late quarterback sneak. Eagles fall to 2 10 1 in the NFC East with Mark Moseley kicking two field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Larry Brown
Philadelphia
Brown
Sunny Jurgensen
Jon Henderson
Redskins
Eagles
Jurgensen
San Francisco
John Brodie
Henderson
Mark Moseley
Curt Knight
Norm Snead
Cyril Pender
Bowden Named Head Coach of Blue Squad in 33rd Fall Classic
Montgomery Alabama AP reports Bobby Bowden has been named head coach of the Blue team for the thirty third annual event. The piece notes changes in staff and shifts among college teams as officials discuss logistics. A separate line mentions low attendance and a family health issue involving a young son needing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
West Virginia
Bobby Bowden
Murray
Minnewots
Ain
Hig
Mike Sherwood
Golden Gloves Warmup Bouts Feature Levelland Upsets
Six Lubbock Golden Gloves entrants traveled to Levelland for matches against Levelland Amarillo and Borger ahead of next Saturday's contests. Notable results include 114-pound Edward Brown of Lubbock stopping Berry Williams of Odessa, and 14-year-old Rusty Price of Levelland defeating 20-year-old Pete Olivas of Odessa in a spirited 122-pound bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Amarillo
Borger
Lubbock Golden Gloves Association
Edward Brown
Berry Williams
Odessa
Rusty Price
Pete Olivas
Keith Scission
Robin Blake
Joe Humphrey
Harry Turner
Rudy ‘Munoz
Ets
Bobby McKinney
Robert Trijo
Richard Ae Odessa
Obo
Landrum
Ard Elland
Larry Hendrix
Edward ‘Brown
Laxbhock
Chris Lopez
Lubbock
Mark Lamprecht
Rae
Richard Bernal
Truitt Murphy
Carty Johnson
Manuel Sandate
Nagle Captures Charity Title At Otago Classic
Australian golfer Kel Nagle won the Otago Charity Golf Classic at St. Kilda with a course record 63 and 9-under-par total 272 for the four rounds. First prize was 2800 dollars. Nagle led from start to finish in Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Kel Nagle
St. Kilda
Nagle
Moody Wins Moody Award in Houston
The Moody Award honors 1969 U.S. Open champion Orville Moody from Killeen. Established by the Texas Gulf Chapter of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation, the award recognizes Moody’s commitment to the benefit tournament and his choice to honor his word over a higher cash offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Orville Moody
Don Moody
Killeen
Texas Gulf Chapter
National
Williams
Bears Dominate Packers 36-17 in 104th Meeting
Chicago Bears overwhelm Green Bay 36-17 as Concannon passes for four TDs and 12th TD of the season. Dick Gordon and George Farmer shine with seven and nine receptions respectively, lifting Chicago despite Bart Starr leaving early. Green Bay scores late with Hilton and Norton TDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Concannon
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Bears
Dick Gordon
George Farmer
Gordon
Farmer i
Concannon
Farmer
Bart Starr
Starr
Frank Patrick
Rick Norton
Dick Daniels
Patrick
Ray Ogden
Sion
Green Bay Cheseess
Percival
Chi Farmer
Ters Vegan
Chi
Ron
Chi-Gordon
Contannen
Gh—Anderson
Livingston
Leid
Hilton
Norton
Liv-ingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rod Cason
David Cooper
Ronnie Calliflower
Jerry Austin
Oilers
Johnson Aid
Returg
Gerela
Muhimann
Gerela Hou
Beauchamp
Gin Soha
Romeruhlmann
Stuhlmann
Dass
Gere la
Bengals Oliers
Carl Eller
Joe Kapp
Kapp
Eller
Minnesota Vikings
Boston Patriots
Philadelphia Adne
Washington Veweseny Sey
Saee
Eve Ou
Knight
Jurgenean
Washj Urgensen
Keight
Eagles Redskins
Bosra. Ee SI
Bowden
Blue Grid
Golden Glovers
Moody
Moody Award
Baries Pack
Don Shy
Green Bay
Dale Livingston
Pack
Danny Anderson
John Hilton
Brazil
Hong Kong
Santos
Balls Pinehills Golf Club
Colt Mee
Clark Johnson
Avenue Q
Suite
Lubteck
Texas
Caipe de Chine Millet
Eau’ de Tolletta
Etil