Goose season opens amid limits and rules across Texas Panhandle
Opening of the 1963 64 season for geese and brant with daily bag limits of five birds and detailed restrictions on gear methods and locations. Warnings from Warden Krieble on hunting from vehicles, use of decoys, and need for duck stamps, plus notes on sandhill crane season starting Saturday and regional crane movements. Weather and fishing update for Falcon Lake and nearby lakes follow with current water levels and late fall fishing outlook.
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Fernandez picks in Gotham bout in Madison Square Garden
Florentino Fernandez a 2-1 favorite to beat Juan Rivera in a Latin American bout at Madison Square Garden. The Cuban middleweight, living in Miami Beach, aims to rebound after past knockout losses and a recent knockout streak including Hilario Morales Dalio Nunez Jose Torres Randy Sandy and Joe DeNucci.
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Evans Edge Matthews 32 12 in Ninth Grade Football
Evans rolled past Matthews 32 to 12 as Butch Bowen Jimmy Griffin Brice Walker and Steve Hurt accounted for all Evans touchdowns. Ken Gage scored both Matthews TDs and Matthews added a safety in the loss.
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Buffalos and Wildcats clash in pivotal district tilts
Five area football districts edge toward decisive games led by Petersburg vs Idalou and Seagraves hosting Plains. Tulia Floydada Olton and Brownfield also seek inside tracks as Dumas and Phillips face Littlefield Levelland. Unbeatens Friona and Petersburg hold top regional spots with two weeks left.
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Raider Cagers Clash In Opener With Picadors In 1963-64
Gene Gibson and Charley Lynch lead their teams for a 4 p.m. gym clash as the Raider varsity meets the Picadors. Probable starters include Murren Wall Hallam Patty and Denney for the Raiders while Davis Fuller ton Glover Bonner Rainey headline the Picadors with several other listed rosters.
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Joe Fox
Gainessville
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Richard Bartley
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Toramy Aera
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Illinois Team Leads Ratings in AP Small College Poll
Northern Illinois remains atop the AP weekly small college football poll with a 7-0 record after a 43-0 win over Eastern Illinois. The Blue Hens rise to runner-up after beating Connecticut and Florida A&M falters with a 14-12 loss to Tennessee State. The Top Ten includes Alderson, Atkins, and Allen Nichols with notable passing plays and a 55-point showing for the Hens on ballots.
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Area grid state districts list high school games
District matchups across multiple classes show Saturday games with teams like Pampa Lubbock High Plainview Caprock Borger Monterey Tascosa Palo Duro and others. Capitals denote favorites in the schedule of area high school basketball and football contests.
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Texas Longhorns Face SMU as Title Hope Remains Bright
Top ranked Texas seeks a fifth straight win over SMU and holds a two touchdown edge in Dallas. Baylor and TCU clash in Waco while Rice battles Texas Tech and Arkansas faces Texas A&M in Little Rock. Conference leaders Texas Baylor Rice and TCU race toward the title with large anticipated crowds at Cotton Bowl and other sites.
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Cowboys Bring Liscio From Taxi Squad In Major Shakeup
The Dallas Cowboys reactivated Tony Liscio from the taxi squad and waived rookies Ray Schoenke, a former SMU signee, and Tony Liscio, 240 pound tackle, joins from Green Bay where he was the Packers third round pick.
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Carlsbad Hosts Cavern City Ladies Open Meet
Carlsbad New Mexico hosts the second annual Cavern City Ladies Open a 54 hole event at Riverside Country Club over 3 days. Defending champion Mickey Wright leads a field of 32 including Kathy Whitworth Jal New Mexico with Wright leading money list this year.
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Dunbar Ninth Graders blank Wilson 24–0
Herbert Johnson led Dunbar ninth graders with 14 points through two rushing TDs 40 and 1 yards and a two point conversion. Robert Planks added 10 points with a TD and four extra points in the victory over Wilson.
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Freshman Rice Tops Texas Tech 15 to 7
Scores show Rice freshman team defeating Texas Tech 15 to 7. High school results include South Oak Clit 29 over Dallas Bryan Adams, Dallas Woodrow Wilson 13 over Dallas Samuel, Arlington Heights 48 over Fort Worth Tech, Lanier 14 over San Antonio Bur any 5, Houston Lee 14 over Reagan 9, Lamar 16 over Westbury 0, Spring Branch 56 over North Shore 0, Austin McCallum 28 over Temple 8.
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Gold Sox Seek 64 Contract in Texas League Tie
Amarillo Gold Sox, seeking a 1964 working agreement, report little chance of reuniting with the Chicago Cubs. President Jay Taylor says the club offered terms for equal competition or to cover losses, as the team eyed other MLB options despite solid attendance and near break-even finances.
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Thompson tops Slaton in junior high grid clash
Carroll Thompson defeated O. L. Slaton 20 to 6 on Thursday. John Ewert scored two touchdowns with Paul Patterson adding the third. Dewey Van Haastert kicked two extra points. Slaton’s lone score came on a 15 yard run by Mike Barrera in the opening quarter.
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Lancers blank Tascosa 46-0 to clinch district lead
Monterey Lancers, led by Rodney McLeod with three touchdown passes and a 48 yard rushing score, routed the Tascosa Bees 46-0 on Thursday. McLeod connected all three TDs with Bill Hunter as Hunter added 17 43 and 48 yard scoring plays. Walker added a 60 yard run to start the second half.
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Texas Fresh Faces SMU Freshmen In Memorial Stadium
Texas Freshmen, 0-2 this season after losses to Baylor and Rice, prepare to meet a strong SMU freshman squad at Memorial Stadium at 2 p.m. also noting SMU's 3-0 opener loss to Arkansas and 20-2 win over Rice Brandeis goalie?
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