Caprock, Lubbock grid notes and Texas Arkansas clash preview
Caprock coach John McGuire learned star fullback Tom Maxwell suffered a back injury while brushing teeth as preparations followed a 7-0 win over Pampa. The piece also previews the Texas A&M Arkansas game set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Fayetteville, predicting Texas 21 Arkansas 14.
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Monterey Triumph Highlights Backfield Clash
Monterey 22 Tascosa 14 in a hard fought Friday contest. James Odom credits the win and notes players Bowlingb Randy Franks Dennis Phillips Hunter Rillt and PAT Patterson provided key efforts while Palo Duro dominas Lubbock 31 0 and Caprock edges Pampa 7 0 with strong defense and breakout runs.
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Willie Reed Sparks Knicks Past Bullets in Exhibition
Willis Reed scored 23 points to rally the New York Knicks from a 54 47 halftime deficit for a 98 89 win over the Baltimore Bullets at Poughkeepsie High School. Bailey Howell led Baltimore with 21 in the exhibition.
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Bread demand climbs in Vienna as consumption rises
Austrian bakers report a rapid rise in bread consumption in Vienna. The trend reflects broader consumer preference for freshly baked loaves and traditional staples amid changing eating habits.
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Three Key Plays Spark Monterey Comeback Victory
Monterey rallied to a 22 14 win over Tascosa on Saturday night with three pivotal plays. Byron Price intercepted a Johnson pass in the fourth quarter to set up Monterey's go ahead score. Jimmy Stiles made a crucial tackle at the Monterey one yard line after time expired to seal the victory.
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Local teams hit road Friday in district race
Monterey in lofty spot in District 3-AAAA but race far from over. Plainsmen beat defending champion Tascosa 22-14 to stay undefeated, with Amarillo and Caprock also 2-1 but several teams already with a loss. Palo Duro, Lubbock High, Borger, and Pampa connected on wins as weekend games shape standings. In District 2-AAAA San Angelo routed Midland 55-6 as Big Spring opened with a win over Midland Lee.
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Region football results and upcoming district games
Permian beat Abilene High 7-0 and Odessa defeated Cooper 18-7. San Angelo leads with 138 points in four games and six allowed. Palo Duro beat Lubbock High for its first win. Monterey rallied to beat Tascosa after trailing 14-0, aiming for Plainsmen first outright district title since 1952.
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Andrews-Kermit game tops District 2-AAA slate
District 2-AAA action features Kermit hosting Andrews after Pecos was shutout 36-0 last week. Perryton travels to Liberal Kansas and Dumas welcomes Capital Hill Oklahoma as district play nears. Other 2-AAA games include Pecos at home and remaining teams resting this week.
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Royals Sign Robertson To Pro Contract
Cincinnati AP report Oscar Robertson signed his contract with the Cincinnati Royals for the 1965-66 season. The deal makes him the last major star in the NBA to commit for the upcoming year.
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Monterey Plainsmen edge in district clash after late stand
In a tense finish Johnson ran for a first down but Stiles knocked him out at the one, preserving Monterey's lead. District 3-AAAA tie rules kept calculations even at 16-16 penetrations and downs, setting stage for next week’s test as Odom warns of possible letdown.
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Chandler's 113 yard punt seals Packers win
Green Bay defeated San Francisco 27 10 as Don Chandler punted from his goal line for a 113 yard distance, officially credited as 90 yards. The former giant standout added two field goals and three punts near 60 yard average amid a rough start to the season.
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Hadl Tosses Three TDs As Chargers Dismantle Bills
San Diego quarterback John Hadl threw three touchdown passes and Keith Lincoln raced for a score as the Chargers routed the AFL champion Buffalo Bills 34 to 5. San Diego moved to 4 1 1 and remained the league’s only unbeaten team while Buffalo suffered its first loss in five games.
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