Petersburg Buffaloes Rout Sundown Roughnecks 47-8
Petersburg Buffaloes dominated Sundown Roughnecks for a 47-8 victory, scoring in every quarter. Richard Rendon opened the scoring with a 32 yard run, Thompsonsen added multiple short TDs, and Gilbert Champion handled PATs as Petersburg built a commanding lead through a high-scoring third period.
World Series lineup hints and Orioles favored to win
Weaving notes suggest Orioles are favorites to win a second straight World Series as Powell and Hobiten shift positions and Frank Hobiten debuts in left. Lineups show adjustments with Buford and McEwan in the outfield while Powell battles injury.
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Otitvan
Orioles
Diespen Phawedl
Las Vegas
Muleshoe Continues Prom Page Two Update
Hayes and Wheat led a tight Hams defense allowing limited rushing yards. Portales fought back as Ram quarterback Sammy Cop and teammates moved the ball, but could not reach scoring territory. Don Tent used Hayes on the edge for first half yardage while Muleshoe’s defense forced turnovers including a Heimes interception and Nesser fumble recovery in period two.
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Wheat
Vards
AY Gemssane
Wesley Brown
Fred Chaves
Portales
Yexins
Peissing Aulestie
Qavens
Ram
Sammy
Cop Unheed McMath
Mike
Speck
Muleshoe
Don Tent
Twer Muileshoe
Bill Heimes
Brad Nesser
Tahoka Mustangs Hold Early Lead in Rough Defensive Stand
Tahoka drives inside the Tahoko Weird line in the second quarter but the Bulldog defense stalls after four plays. John Thomas scrambles for a 1 yard TD run as Tahoka leads 7-0 following Louis Zedlitz extra point and a 1 yard Edity field goal with 26 seconds left. John Saldana blocks a Mustang punt to set up the late sequence.
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Jaime
Aeo
John Thomas
Tahoka
Louis Zedlitz
Edity
John Saldana
Portant
Mustangs
Stockdale
Olton
Littlefield
Sterling City Dominates Wellman With 64-0 Victory
Sterling City Eagles crushed Wellman Wildcats 64 to 0 on Friday night extending their undefeated record. Miles led the rushing and three Wellman starters were sidelined with injuries as Sterling City built a 46-0 halftime edge.
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Sterling City
Wellman Wildcats
Eagles
Coahoma Stuns Ranger 500 in District Play
Coahoma Bulldogs overwhelmed Ranger Bulldogs 44 0 as the Dist T A Pipe eraiders were outmatched. Donnie Buchanan led with three touchdowns two in the first three quarters as Beal Walker and Tindel added scores. Buchanan kicked four PATs and Mitchell added a two point conversion. Coahoma improves to 4 1 while Ranger falls to 2 3.
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Naane
Coahoma Bulldogs
Ranger Bulldogs
Coahoma
Ranger
Donnie Buchanan
Ate
Roland Beal
Wendell Walker
Tim Tindel
Buchanan
Jeff Mitchell
Iss
Brownfield Edges Lake View 12-0 in rough battle
Brownfield held Lake View to 10 total yards and 73 in the first half as Norman Jackson sparked the Cubs. John Paul Lee sparked a 701 yard burst and Steve Biournas sealed a late turnover on Watson while Nall directed a balanced attack. Lake View remains winless in district play, now 2-2 overall.
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Brownfield
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Steve Biournas
Watson
Bravsnfield
Lake View
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Nall
Ronald Jackson
Joueney
Lynn
Hemphill
Heim
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Dim Chance
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Blankenship
Price
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Lee
Galdston
Flournoy
Kim Colvin
Bruce Rodgers
SA Topples Reds 14-3
SAN ANGELO San Angelo overcame Midland Lee 34-3 in a 5-AAAA game as Martin Varien sparked a second half rally with two rushing touchdowns. Ron Amini added a 32 yard field goal for Lee, but San Angelo dominated with 220 rushing yards and 33 passing while Lee posted 15 rushing and 132 passing. San Angelo improves to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in league. Lee falls to 1-5 and 0-2.
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Martin Varien
Midland Lee
Riday Ron Amini
Lee
Varien
Russell Hartsfield
Bob
San’ Angelo
Rebels
Tech fans host Aggie runners in cross country meet
Texas Tech welcomes Texas A&M to Mackenzie Park for a four mile cross country race beginning at 4 p m. The Raiders seek a second straight win after tying for first with West Texas State in Amarillo where John Baldwin won individually.
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Amarillo
John Baldwin
Mackenzie Park
Rodrihe
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Dave Guerques
Melvin Re O
Lance Harter
Jackson
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Evans
Winholt
Ikan Kraus
Estacado Matadors Rally Past City with Isaac Big Plays
Isaac starred for Estacado on offense, scoring a 61 yard run and a 19 point burst as the Matadors built a 13-0 halftime lead and extended in the second half. Baldwin, Lewis and Hines contributed scoring drives while State City struggled with blocked kicks and turnovers.
Kermit Beats Ector 18-0 in District Opener
Kermit Yellow Jackets visited Ector and shut out them 18-0 as Pat Stidham caught a 9 yard pass in the first quarter to lead 6-0. A 55 yard Stidham TD pass from Gary Shaver made it 12-0 in the second period. Gus Kirby scored on a two yard plunge in the third to cap the scoring.
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Pat Stidham
Jim Bob Franks
Gus Kirby
Florida Takes Slim Lead At Tucker Intercollegiate Golf
Florida moved ahead at the Tucker Intercollegiate in Albuquerque after an 18 hole round as New Mexico trailed by one stroke. Texas Tech remained in 12th with 937 total, 12 strokes off the lead, while Eastern New Mexico and West Texas State were tied for 22nd at 983.
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Texas Tech
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Vega Tops Sudan 26-8 in 2AA showdown
Tony Cassidy sparked undefeated Vega with three touchdowns in a 26-8 victory over Sudan. Olton Mustangs upset Littlefield Wildcats 13-7 as Stockdale’s 15-yard TD run sealed the late surge, while Littlefield’s attempts to rally fizzled in the fourth.
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Tony Cassidy
Sudan
Cassidy
Bronte May
Olton
Mustangs
Steve Stockdale
Keith Workman
Adevard Pan Lm Loydada
Littlefield
I May
Ats
Tin Lance
Dinger
Lance
Roger Bellary
Wildcats
Vesa
Orton
Ralph Funk
Wileat
Larry
Hobratsch
Kress Kangaroos
Kress roars to a 45-8 win over Hart behind quarterback Harley Terrell who connected on three of four passes for TDs. Roy Jackson and Weaver McClure led scoring with multiple receptions and two McClure TDs, plus an 82 yard kickoff return by Mike Motheral.
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Harley Terrell
Kress
Roy Jackson
Larry Searsy
Weaver McClure
Terrellto - McClure
Balge
Trart
John Henry Robinson
Dirk Rambo
Erasmo Castillo
Mike Motheral
McClure
Whiteface Antelopes blank Coyotes 32-0 in home win
Whiteface Antelopes defeated Coyote visitors from Tatur NM 32-0 in Friday night action. Bobby Moseley scored three TDs with runs of 1 2 and 40 yards, Wade Sanders added a TD and a 25 yard reception, Randy Peden kicked two extra points. Whiteface racked up 321 rushing yards and 71 passing yards while securing 25 first downs. Teresa Dupler was crowned homecoming queen at the game.
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Mike Perry
Petersburg Buffaloes
Thompson
Sundown
Roughnecks
Jace Mabry
Seavneh
Buffaloes
Coyote
Tatur
N.M
Bobby Moseley
Wade Sanders
Richie Marshall
Randy Peden
Tatum
Teresa Dupler
Hobbs Routs Bel Air in 31 22 Friday Grip
Hobbs built a 28 7 halftime lead and held on to defeat El Paso Bel Air 31 22. Nobbs improved to 5 1 as John Blick sprinted 56 and 67 yard TDs and added a conversion. Jim Whitley added a 65 yard score while Ronnie Pryor scored from the one. Chavez kicked two PATs and a 25 yard field goal to seal the win.
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Hobbs
el Paso Tel Air
Nobbs
John Blick
Jim Whitley
Ronnie Pryor
Mario Chavez
Bel Air
Miami Warriors crush Patton Springs in eight man game
Miami's Warriors routed Patton Springs 66-12 on Friday night to move to 3-2, while Patton Springs remains winless in five games. Miami opened with a 22-0 first quarter burst and extended to a 44-0 lead by halftime, then scored 14 in the third and eight in the fourth as Patton Springs steadied with 6 points in both the third and fourth periods.
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Rangers
Mianti
Garden City Blasts Whitharral in Eight Man Clash
Garden City raced past winless Whitharral 52 to 14 as Joe Garcia scored three times and the Bucks improved to 1-4. Whitharral answered with two third quarter TDs including a pass from Mike Carl Hoelscher to Mike Lopez and a James Hayes six yard rushing score.
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Garden City
Joe Garcia
Mike Carl Hoelscher
Mike Lopez
James Hayes
Raiders Renew Torrid Grid Duel With Aggies Tonight
Raiders renew a rugged night game with Texas A&I Aggies as Charles Napper starts at quarterback for Tech in a defensive battle outlook. Lex James returns for A&M with sophs Green and Trimmier backing him, while Testament to injury reshuffles see Reed debuting at tailback and Mosely sharing carries with Lang.
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Charles Napper
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Mark Green
Odessa
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Tech vs A&M gridiron clash preview notes coaches captains
Tech led by Jim Carlen faces Gene Stallings coached A&M in a key Southwestern Conference matchup. Captains to be named. series history has A&M leading 17-11-1 overall while Tech holds a 6-4-1 SWC edge. Season records listed include scattered results and team standings.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt Eagles Dominate Post With 26-0 Lead Then Victory
Roosevelt rushes to a 26-0 halftime lead and defeats Post 26-0 as Vasquez scores on a 3:44 in the first quarter, Matsler adds a 28 yard field goal, Jackson connects with Mann for two scores, and defense stalls Post. Roosevelt improves to 4-1, heads to Denver City next.
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Plainsmen fall short as Lions seal win with late interception
Monterey gainer for the night, Pipkin led the drive while Turner scored the go ahead. With 27 seconds left David Roderintercepted to crush West Texans comeback hopes. Gamble finished with 42 yards on 18 carries.
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Union Rips FG 45-0 In Six-Man Contest
Visiting Union crushed Flower Grove 45-0 in a District 4B six man game Friday night. Union improves to 2-1 while FG falls to 1-2. Steve Bottoms scored twice and added two PATs. Don Nance plunged in four times to lead the rout.
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District 4 B and 6 Man Football Scores Across Texas
A sweeping list of high school football results across districts 4 B and 6 Man. Teams such as OLA McCamey Eunice Gail Cotton Center Guthrie Three Way Dawson Sinyer Sterling City Miami Patton Springs and many more share scores from games played. Notable showings include Trinity 27 Texas Lutheran 24 and Port Arthur Jefferson 45 Beaumont Forest Park 15.
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Action Seen Against Club
Atlanta Falcons president Frank Wall said the NFL will likely act after the team fielded 48 players in workouts over three weeks. Linebacker Cleo Walker, formerly of Green Bay, practiced with the Falcons recently, prompting the excess beyond the 47 player limit. Grady Allen needs knee surgery ending his season.
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