Coronado Upsets Palo Duro In Late 90 Yard Rally
Coronado Mustang offense seizes the final four minutes driving 90 yards to beat Palo Duro 21 19. Ledbetter connects twice with Hayslip and Ray as Mark Hall breaks for an 85 yard run but Miles Lane halts the play at the goal line. Coronado outgains Palo Duro 323 to 274 as both teams trade scoring in a taut District game.
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Dick Bivins
Mother Nature
Coronado
Mustangs
Palo Duro
Jerry Pharr
Don
Mark Hall
Dons
Gary Lane
Hall
Ledbetter
Ray
Kevan Farrar
Pat
Willie Nash
Lane
Larry Hart
Ray Pass
Oakley
Bewley
Sarten
Kevin Farrar
Danny Stone
Bill Buford
Hal Roush
Carmichael
Tulsa
Starks
Pearson
Lawrence Williams
Rhodes
Raiders
A&m
Baylor Bears Rally Over Miami Hurricanes In Football Clash
Baylor, now 2-1, stretched a nine game win streak since 1966 with a 46 yard drive capped by Conradt. Miami rallied behind Chuck Foreman and Tom Smith but settled for a Burke field goal to tie. Duff intercepted, Dancer caught a late pass, and Foreman finished with 129 rushing yards.
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Conradt
Jeffrey
Baylor
Miami
Chuck Foreman
Tom Smith
Hurricanes
Mike Burke
Burke
Bears
Dancer
Duff
Stewart
Foreman
Lubbock Boxers Dominate Golden Gloves Meet
Lubbock Golden Gloves boxers won 13 bouts in the GG action with Hereford taking three. Five TKOs were awarded, four by Lubbock fighters Mario Martinez Marvin Jenkins Lupe Lara and Ed Brown, while Frank Cereya of Hereford scored the remaining TKO.
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Lubbock Golden Gloves
Hereford
Lubbock
Mario Martinez
Marvin Jenkins
Lupe Lara
Ed Brown
Frank Cereya
Robert Lavato
Jamie Gonzales
Andrews
Mike Harp
Mike Gonzales
Jerry Alaniz
Carlos Martnez
Taper
Adam Alaniz
Mark Harp
Reuben Rodriguez
Arthur Amaila
Hector. Guerrero
Thony Lubbock
Te Gonzales
Ernest Castro
Dee Arony Madrid
College football scores from various schools across the nation
A sprawling list of football results shows Ohio State beating Air Force 52 22 and Washington 35 23, with scattered scores from California Oregon Stanford to smaller colleges like Union, Bates, and Hampden Sydney. The roundup includes multiple 1940s style lines, wide geographic coverage, and numerous team pairings with final tallies.
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Air Force
Ohio State
Washington
Southern Cal
Washington State
Brigham Young
Colorado State
California
Oregon
Stanford
Idaho
Long Beach State
East Alfred
Union College
Brown
Pennsylvania
Texwell
Gettysburg
Col
Galbey College
Tufts
Columbia
Princeton
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Spertms
Rutgera
Kmouth
Holy Cross
Hare
Boston Univ
Kutztown
E Stroudsburg
Manhattan
Siena College
Plattsburg St
Brockport State
Grainus
Johns Hopkins
Wagner
Oranes
Wesleyan
Bowiluams
Rochester
Yale
Colgate
Albright
Delaware
Val
Georgetown
West Maryland
Massachusetts
Vermont
Northeastern
Hofstra Univ
Pry College
Bates College
Franklin & Die Rochester Heidelbero
Marietta
Wittenberg
Ohio
Cheyney State
Geard
Norwich
Univ
Lycoming
Glassboro
Tale
Trenton State
Hamilton
Oberlin College
Hobart
Bengals Gals and Davis Spark 91-Yard Effort
Bengals gals and sophomore Brad Davis ran 91 yards on 16 carries. Ferguson led Rice with 39 yards on 14 attempts. In the fourth, LSU fumbled at the one but a penalty nullified the break. Davis set up Roca's 30 yard field goal before halftime, breaking the school record with a 53 yard kick. Rice safety Bruce Henley intercepted to set up a Rice TD.
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Page One
Gals
Brad Davis
Ferguson
Rice
Steve Pruitt
LSU
Tiger
Davis
Roca
Bruce Henley
LSU FG Misses as RiC Coleman Nets One Run
LSU forward RiC Coleman scores on a failed pass play to cap the sequence. FG II Teu-pengua blocks a kickoff attempt, while LSU-FGI misses the extra point. Crowd of about 60,000 watches the shortened clash.
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LSU
Ric—Coleman
Six Man Tag Headlines Wrestling Card at Fair Park Coliseum
A six man tag match headlines the card at Fair Park Coliseum with Goliath Tapia and Goldman facing Ricky Romero Kozak and Mr Wrestling. Other bouts feature Dory Funk Sr. versus Hank James Cyclon Negro versus Pak Song and Ricky Starr against Hans Mueller.
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Fair Park Coliseum
Goliath
Tapia
Goldman
Ricky Romero
Nick Kozak
Mr. Wrestling
Dory Funk Sr
Hank James
Cyclon Negro
Pak Song
Ricky Starr
Hans Meuller
Brown Triumphs Over Penn in Ivy League Opener
Brown defeats Penn 28 to 30 in Ivy League opener as Tyler Chase kicks a league record five field goals for Brown. Chase boots key scores to seal the victory in Providence.
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Providence
R. I
Little Tyler Chase
Brown
Penn
Kirksey Lifts Rams To Win
Gary Kirksey threw for 54 yards and connected on three second half touchdown passes to lead Angelo State to a 27 9 win over Sam Houston State in a Lone Star Conference clash. Jerry Austin added a 3 yard rushing score for the Rams.
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SAN Angelo
Coronado
Gary Kirksey
Angelo State
Sam Houston State
Kirksey
Texas Tech
Randy Parker
Sam Hensley
Sam Houston
Rams
Jerry Austin
Austin
Tulsa Fumbles Hurt as Tech Edges Toward SWC Win
Tulsa coach Gibson noted late fumbles and a fourth quarter surge by Todd Starks led to Tech scoring two TD passes and turning the game in a close SWC matchup. He praised Tech as the best in years and hinted at future improvements. Tulsa players Randy Hawn and Chunk Lange face knee surgery this week.
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Tech
Todd Starks
Tulsa
Gibson
Randy Hawn
Chunk Lange
Littlefield JV Beats Lubbock High Sophomores 9-0
The Littlefield junior varsity shut out Lubbock High sophomores 9-0 Saturday. Littlefield scored all nine points in the fourth quarter after a safety by Nick Gonzales led to a 35 yard run. The Pioneers fell to 1-3.
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Littlefield
Lubbock High
Pioneers
LHS
Nick Gonzales
Barnes Leads Tech to 35-18 Victory Over Tulsa
Texas Tech defeated Tulsa 35-18 before 34,175 at home caped by Joe Barnes and a strong fourth quarter. Rhodes ran for 102 yards on 21 carries while Starks connected on key Tulsa passes, and Carmichael orchestrated late Tech drives for the win as Tech prepares to face Texas A&M next.
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Tulsa
Mark Funk
Tech
Joe Barnes
Barnes
Raiders
Funk
Gary Mathis
Milton Adams
Texas Tech
Ar. Mosley
Smith
Rhodes
Raider
McCutchen
Jimmy Carmichael
Starks
Steve Shores
Ave
Zlane Ah Vey White
Odes
Isa
TD Pearson
Tulsa Isabell
Rhores
Mag
N Samford
Bennett
Garner
Raiders Dominate Tulsa As Barnes Shines In Triple Option Win
Texas Tech racked up 395 yards of offense while overcoming three fumbles as James Barnes led with efficient passing and key scoring runs. Doug McCutchen burst in for a touchdown after a roar from fans as Don Grimes connected on five extra points to extend his streak.
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Jim Carlen
Doug McCutchen
Don Grimes
Tulsa
Raider
Sam Henry
Tech
Raiders
Hurricane
Rhodes
Steve Bowling
Drew Pearson
Henry
Mosley
Barnes
James Mosley
George Smith
Smith
Southern Missips Hold Off West Texas State 14-7
Southern Mississippi defeats West Texas State 14-7 in Hattiesburg after two first half touchdowns. Buddy Palazzo connected with Marshall Veal for a 30 yard score, Ray Guy added two extra points and a 14-0 halftime lead before West Texas State answered with a third quarter TD by Jimmy Lisle. Final period goalless, Guy struggled punting with 10 kicks averaging 38.9 yards.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
UPI
Southern Mississippi
West Texas State
Southerners
Buddy Palazzo
Marshall Veal
Ray Guy
Southern
Terry Wells
Guy
West Texas
Palazzo
Buffalo
John McDowell
Jimmy Lisle
Arcadio Rivera
Red Raiders Lose Mosley to First Half Injury
Coach Carlen noted James Mosley suffered an ankle injury in the opening half and did not return to the field. He added the team’s punting showed improvement despite the setback.
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Jong
Carlen
James Mosley
Raider
Tulsa Defense Stifles Tech as Mosley Avoids Risk for Next Week
Tulsa preserves Mosley for next week against the Aggies. he stayed in dressing room at halftime replacing high tops with football shoes for support. Barnes produced 83 rushing yards while Tech pointed to Raymond Rhodes as a standout, with Quintin Robinson admitting Rhodes remains a superior runner.
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Mosley
Aggies
Barnes
Tulsa
Raiders
Dane Scrivener
Raymond Rhodes
Tech
Carlen lJabeled Rhodes
TCU
California Loses Upset Bid as Henson Sparks Buckeyes
California led 9-3 at halftime but Ohio State, led by Harold Henson, surged in the third quarter scoring three times. Henson totaled three touchdowns and 59 rushing yards as the Buckeyes defeated Cal 35-18 in Berkeley.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Harold Henson
Ohio State
California
Henson
Buckeyes
Loren Toews
Penn State Tops Illinois 33 17 Behind Hufnagel
Penn State quarterback John Hufnagel ran for a TD passed for another and helped set up two more as the Nittany Lions defeated Illinois 33 17 in Champaign. The 19th ranked Nittany Lions trailed 7 0 after Illinois first series turnover helped by four Lions turnovers late first half. Nagle Cappelletti Herd Andrews and Hufnagel scored for Penn State while Illinois managed a late score to close the gap.
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Champaign
UPI
Penn State
John Hufnagel
Nittany Lions
Illinois
Lions
Bob Nagle
John Cappelletti
Church Herd
Ken Andrews
Hufnagel
Scott Skarzynski
Nagle
Harrier Sets Course Mark at OSU Jamboree
Oklahoma State runner Haberstadt from Bedfordview South Africa set a new four mile course mark 18 53 5 and helped OSU win the 16th annual Cross Country Jamboree with 33 points. Allen Walker of Wichita State finished second and several OSU teammates placed high as all runners beat the old record.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State
John Halberstadt
Bedfordview
South Africa
Cowboys
Haberstadt
Wichita State
Texas
Kansas
Eastern
New Mexico
Abilene Christian
Sparks Peel Lead Sterling City Past Garden City 48 8
Sterling City beat Garden City 48 to 8 in a District 1-B eight man game. Ray Sparks caught three touchdown passes from Ken Peel to pace the winners with additional scores by Tommy Bynum and Jesse Lujan. Kenny Batla scored Garden City’s only TD.
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Sterling City
Ray Sparks
Ken Peel
Garden City
Tommy Bynum
Jesse Lujan
Kenny Batla
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Coronado Skein
CHS
Farrar & Ick
Pd—Nash
Roush
Warrar
Ron Faled
Quart PR
Palo Deroy
Firat Downs Corrn Yas
Yost
Fog Conradt
Et Burke
ST Aes
South Paaharna
Georgia
Wake Ate
Carolina
Taight
Weat Virginia
Villars & Mary
Xpociachian Bt
Concord College
Newberry Co
Elizabeth City
Ria
Virginia Union
Tennessee State
Randolph Macon
Maryville
Cal
Samford Univ
Wofford
Midwest
Marshall Daly Gustav Adolphus
Macalester
Haraling
U. Y
John's
Minn
Huron Galles
Penance Ors
Bemidji State
North da
Morningside
Dakota
Drake Gaia Blaze
Augustana
Weamar “College
Bethel
Alma Colles
Hope College
Kenyon College
Mount Union
Michigan
Bengals
LSU Rice
Donald Rives
Rives
Offese Starks
Ate
Arkansas
Preas
Cary
Ecad
Diane Scrivener
Aerry
McCatchen
Ecstacy
Southern Missips
Red Raiders
Quintin Robinson
Mike Shaughnessy
Steve Sweeney
Brian Conway
Ray Wersching
Doug France
Rick Middleton
Buckeye
Rick Dalvos
France
Jerry
Jones
Greg Hare
Middleton
Dave Purdy
Mike Bartoszeck
Vince Ferragamo
Tor Shaughnessy
Sweeney
Harrier
Sparks
Peel
Sterling City Win
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