Tulsa Upsets Ole Miss In Bluebonnet Bowl
Tulsa topples Ole Miss 21 14 in the Bluebonnet Bowl as Rhome throws for 252 yards and runs for 29, earning unanimous best back honors. Willie Townes named top lineman. Weatherly adds a 30 yard pass to Kinard. Hal Smith retires to join Jessop Steel in Houston.
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Ole Miss
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Weatherly
Frank Kinard
Rhome
Baylor
Don Trul
Willie Townes
Houston Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
Johnny Vaught
Mississippi
Rush
Rebels
Tommy Luke
Dennis
Daugherty
Kenny Smith
Jordan
Smith
Roberts
Fletcher
Hal Smith
Washington, Pa
Spring Football Outlook Tracks Raiders New Starters
Raiders drill notes show Eli eligible next year and among likely varsity starters. Scovell and Alford bid for quarterback, with Griffis shifting to backup playcalling and Roman evolving at defensive back. Scarborough moves to center as Bearden undergoes foot surgery. spring drills promise plenty of freshman competition for roles.
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Ivarsity
Tucker
John Carrell
Lvear
Leo Lowery
John Scovell
Chris Aford
Gary Roman
Ronnie Smith
Roman
King
Corsicana
Teddy Roberts
Griffis
Alford
Reg Scarborough
Terry Scarborough
Petersburg
Bert Huffman
Picadors
Bob Bearden
Utah Utes Rally Past West Virginia In Bowl
Utah used a strong defense to limit West Virginia to a single Mountaineers score. Ireland replaced Coleman and sped 47 yards for a third quarter TD, while WVU’s McCune passed for 123 yards with four interceptions. Leftridge led WVU with 73 rushing yards as Utah triumphed.
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West Virginia
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Mountaineer
Ireland
Coleman
Mountaineers
McCune
Milt Clegg
Clegg
Utah
Allen
Richie Groth
Dick Leftridge
All-District Amarillo Gridiron Roster Highlights Local Picks
Amarillo selections include Mark Tiffany and Steve Scott at guard, with Borger’s Joe Barron and Plainview’s Jerry Smith among top tackles. Other positions show a wide spread across Tascosa Monterey Pampa Palo Duro Caprock and Plainview with numerous honorable mentions and defensive roles across the region.
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Mark Tiffany
Steve Scott
Borger
Joe Barron
Plainview
Jerry Smith
Billy Hobbs
Tascosa
Chris Key
Monterey
Delbert Coyne
Danny Abbott
Jerry Goodwin
Pampa
Mike Auld
Q.B
Tom Sawyer
Richard Ross
David Dillingham
Rusty Spradling
Bentley
Caprock
James
Haygood
Lubbock
Hagood
Palo Duro
Pickard
Hunt
Kyle
Gowans
Grigg
Smith
Mattison
Thomas
Scott
Wilson
Etheredge
Doane
Shelton
Ferguson
Crow
Johnson
Dutton
Hall
Palo
Duro
Edwards
Pospisit
Bowman
Camp
Vachon
Ricky Setheredgs
Robert Juwell
Mike Bowman
Ricky Hagood
Ben Hawkins
Hobbs
Barron
Anderson
Crisler
Nunley
Montereey
Nichols
Henley
Til‘son
Griffith
Celtics Rally Past Hawks 115 105 In St Louis
John Havlicek erupted for 13 points in the final period to lift the Boston Celtics to a 115 105 win over the St Louis Hawks. San Jones led Boston with 28 points while Charlie Vaughn scored 25 for the Hawks who played without Pettit Guerin Barnhill.
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John Havlicek
Boston
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Havlicek
Hawks
Bob Pettit
Richie Guerin
John Barnhill
Charlie Vaughn
Tom Heinsohn
San Jones
Willie Naulls
Vaughn
Cliff Hagan
Len Wilkens
Cowboys Top East Texas 55 45 in Lake Charles Bout
McNeese State College led by one at halftime and extended the margin after the break to defeat East Texas 55 45 in Lake Charles.
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Lake Charles
UPI
McNeese State College
East Texas
Abilene Beats Hobbs 90 88 In Double Overtime
Abilene Eagles outlast Hobbs 90 to 88 in two overtimes as Roy Ford leads Hobbs with 28 points and Don Wray scores 18 for Abilene. Hobbs drops to 4 3. next hosts Lovington Tuesday night amid a three game slide.
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Hobbs
Hobbs Eagles
New Mexico
Marvin Schmitt
Lovington
Friona Rout Muleshoe In State Clash 78 to 47
Friona with 10-2 season start routed Muleshoe 78 47 as Larry Buckley scored 22 and Dale Milner 16. Mickey Wilson led Muleshoe with 19. Friona led 42 24 at halftime and dominated. Friona girls topped Muleshoe 61 35 led by Tefo Jennings 34 and Linda Davis 18. Jeanie King 16 for Muleshoe. Muleshoe girls have not beaten Friona in ten years.
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Squaws
Muleshee Mules
Larry Buckley
Dale Milner
Mickey Wilson
Muleshoe
Friona Girls
Muleshoe Girls
Tefo Jennings
Linda Davis
Jeanie King
Snyder Tigers Rally Past Brownwood In Narrow 53 50 Victory
In Brownwood Snyder Tigers defeated Brownwood 53 to 50 to claim the Division wood Invitational cage crown. Leslie Brown led Snyder with 17 points while C. O. Carmichael and James Harring each scored 14 for Brownwood.
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Brownwood
Snyder Tigers
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