College coaches back 1966 punt rule and limited substitutions
The NCAA rules committee favored returning to the 1966 punt rule allowing all players to go downfield after the snap and preserving the current limited substitution rule. Curtice noted no financial savings from limited substitutions and cited coach support for the change. The group discussed playoff ideas, bowl implications, and TV considerations, with plans to reconvene and study feasible formats.
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University of California At Santa Barbara
Trojans End Win Streak in Upset by Amarillo Alamo High
Amarillo's Alamo High upset the Trojans Monday night to halt CTK's winning streak. Amarillo, with a 7-8 record, jumped to a 22-15 lead and defended well to maintain a slim margin.
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Alamo High
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Alamo
Aggies Snap Tech Scoring Run In Conference Win
Nelson leads with 23 points as Texas A&M overcomes Tech 78 65 in SWC play. Perez adds 29, Paul 17, Sherrod 11. Aggies dominate boards 49 41 and finish strong after a 41 18 halftime gap.
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Russ Byington
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Aggies
Ronnie Perez
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Mississippi in 1846 Had First Uniform Public School System
Fragmentary note notes Mississippi in 1846 establishing the first uniform system of public schools. The brief item mentions statewide standardization and public education efforts shaping schooling across communities.
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Mississippi
Ambiguous College Scores Blink Across Multiple Games
A scrambled list of college basketball results shows Oklahoma Christian 91 over a Baptist team, plus scattered scores involving Mayville, Kenyon, Indiana State, Texas A&I, Creighton, and others. The fragmentary text mixes team names, numbers, and stray words, making full results unclear.
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Te BS
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Greyhounds Bomb Regis 86 53 as Eastern Notre Dame rivals roll
Eastern New Mexico University Greyhounds overwhelmed Regis College 86 to 53 in Portales Monday night. They led 44 to 21 at halftime and exploded for 42 points in the second period. Hyder led with 22 points while Fortney, Organ and O'Donnell added double figures. Regis suffered its second loss in as many nights.
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Highlands Univernity
Albuquerque
Lombardi Praises Raiders Ahead of Super Bowl
Lombardi lauds the Oakland Raiders for an excellent defense and quick cornerbacks. He notes the Packers face fatigue but expect to overcome it, cites pass emphasis due to injuries, and says retirement is unlikely while praising Oakland's new leadership and readiness.
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Oakland Raiders
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Midwestern Wins Smallbore Rifle Match Hub City Event
Midwestern University ROTC led the third annual Hub City Smallbore Rifle Match organized by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Rifle Club. Amarillo YMCA won junior division, Reese B took senior division, and Midwestern’s L. Shaddock topped scoring with 387 of 400 while also winning the standing match. Lt Jim Dunlop was the highest scoring service member with 378 of 400.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Wane Rifle Club
Amarillo” Ymca
Reese B
Aay L. Shaddock
Mid‘western University
Shaddock
Dougie
Pratt
Reese
Rowland
New Mexico
Ing
Cameron College of Lawin
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Local dining hall hosts community drawing event at Graves' Saloon
The article notes a community drawing will take place at Graves' Saloon on Avenue A with participation from members led by Cletus Graves. Officials discuss the business order and timeline for the event.
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Graves
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Sullivan Award contenders named in 1969 roster
The article lists top U S athletes in contention for the Sullivan Award including Miss Cook America's premier 400 meter runner Miss King a record holder in sprint events Margo Grath and Lind a leading synchronized swimmer Randy Matson the shot putter Whitney sprinter Spitz and boxer James J Wallington Also Joe Puleo Ron Caird and Larry Kristoff named among 14 candidates aimed to succeed Jim Ryan Kansas for the Sullivan Award.
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France
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Spitz
James J.” Wallington
Vietnam
Joe Puleo
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Larry Kristoff
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Kansas
South Plains College tripleheader delayed by construction
Levelland reports that South Plains College basketball schedule in Texan Dome is shifted due to construction delays. South Plains meets Howard County Junior College in the Texan Gym at 7:30 pm, while Levelland and Lamesa play in the Lobo Gym at 7:00 pm with a B team game at 6:15 pm preceding the main matchup.
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Levelland
Plains
Howard County
Lamesa
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