Hub City players pace 4-4A race with strong numbers
Austin Byrne Grimes and O Hair lead in most district categories as Palo Duro and Monterey contend for top spots. O Hair dominates passing and total offense while Morris edges Austin in rushing. Coronado tops defense and Coronado’s Cox is second in completions.
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Missile) Morris
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Busy karting season looms in Lubbock events and honors
Wayne Panter reports the Lubbock Karting Association readies a busy slate with the Goodfellows Benefit Race on December 1 and the Buffalo Lakes Enduro drawing wide entries. IKF and USAC connections include drivers headed to Hong Kong and notable Texas midget events, with safety upgrades and rule discussions under way.
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Waynesfield
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Hialeah
Fla
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Houston
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Wichita Falls
Arena Park
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Texas
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Jack
Levins' Catching Lead Grows With SMU Plays
New York UPI report says SMU flanker Jerry Levins tops NCAA pass receiving charts after six games with 61 receptions for 982 yards and five touchdowns. Chuck Hixson, the nation's leading passer, fuels the aerial attack as SMU stays atop the totals.
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UPI
Southern Methodist
Jerry Levins
Chuck Hixson
Levins
Secon
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Patrick Retains Wrestling Title at Fair Park Coliseum
Lord Patrick defeated Dory Funk Wednesday night to hold the North American heavyweight championship at Fair Park Coliseum. In the semifinals Ricky Romero and Jerey Kozak were disqualified. Markoff the 720 pound Russian threeno bear beat Guillotine Gordon. Myr Ite and Yocouchi beat Terry Funk and Little Eagle. Gypsy Joe defeated Nick Adams in the opening match.
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Yocouchi
Terry Funk
Little Eagle
Nick Adams
Lubbock
Gypsy Joe
Frankenheimer Signs Four Picture Deal With Columbia
Director John Frankenheimer signs a four picture contract with Columbia Pictures. The first project is The Devil Drives.
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Devil Drives Hollywood
UPI
John Frankenheimer
Columbia Pitcures
Underdogs Fall Short in Packed College Football Weekend
AP roundup covers late-season toil with top teams USC and Kansas staying unbeaten, Princeton and Harvard clash, Alabama edges LSU, Texas tops Baylor, and upsets spark in South Carolina's win over Wake Forest. Several regional scores listed with numerous programs noted.
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Jets player fined for vulgar language and gestures
Mike Choupi of the Johnstown Jets was fined 25 for using obscene language and making obscene gestures during two games. Eastern Hockey League president Tom Lockhart announced the penalty on Wednesday.
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NEW York
Mike Choupi
Johnstown Jets
Tom Lockhart
Eastern Hockey League
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