Undefeated Teams Clash As District 3-AAAA Spurs Showdown
In District 3-AAAA Berger hosts Palo Duro as 4-0 Berger and 3-0 Palo Duro meet. Amarillo, 1 loss in four, battles 3-0 Tascosa while Amarillo’s Sandies eye survival. San Angelo and Midland Lee lead District 2-AAAA undefeated but not facing yet. Plainview nets early lead before Palo Duro rally.
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Berger
Palo Duro
Amarillo
Tascosa
Rebels
Borger
Lubbock Hich
Palo ‘Duro
Abilene
Lee
Odessa
San Angelo
Midland
Big Spring
Cooper
Permian
Plainview
Nets
Dons
Lubbock
Bulldogs
Monterey
Pampa
Plainsmen
Tean . Vis. Opp
Tascosa One
Amano
Wees
Plainview Eoofer
Caprock
Paio Duro
Monterey Om
Borger Ashy Lubbock
Taiconsa
Amarilo
Anselo
Midland Live
Odersane
Cooper Ee
Ban Angelo
Midland Lee
Abilene Ee
Odersa Cereae
Cooper Veneras
Peigman
Ahi
Monty Hoyt to Quit Skating after Championship titles
Monty Hoyt 20, three time National Champion, says he will retire from competitive skating to focus on studies. He has represented the U.S. in three world championships and the 1964 Winter Olympics, and earlier titles include the 1961 Midwest senior, 1962 U.S. junior, and back-to-back junior and senior national crowns.
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Denver
Monty Hoyt
Hoyt
United States
U.S
Olympic interview room becomes chaotic after fast swim win
Reporters flood the 6 by 8 foot press area as athletes from the United States face rapid questions after victories. Steve Clark, Don Schollander, and Sharon Stouder among those questioned while officials juggle requests and devices. See INTERVIEWS Page 3.
Conrad's TD Pass Lifts Cardinals To 38 24 Win
Cardinals beat Redskins 38 24 on Charley Johnsons 14 yard TD pass to Bobby Joe Conrad with 26 seconds left. Johnson led a 13 play drive after Washington tied at 24 24. Pat Fisher sealed the win with a 39 yard interception return.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Charley Johnson
Bobby Joe Conrad
National Football League
Cardinals
Cleveland
Dallas
Johnson
Washington
Jim Martin
Pat Fisher
Martin
Joe Childress
Childress
Billy Gambrell
Conrad
Redskins
Johnny Sample
Charley Taylor
Sonny Jurgensen
Bobby Mitchell
Jim Carr
Jurgensen
Taylor
Washington-S. Lane
Cardinal
Denver City Rolls On Favored Win In First Week Of AA Loop Play
Denver City dominates Frenship 58-0 and leads District 4-AA while Morton shares the district lead after first-round games. Frenship, Slaton, and Post face varied results as 4-AA action continues. 3-AA sees Friona Floydada Olton winning while Dimmitt and Abernathy struggle.
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Jim Richardson
Avalanche-Journal
Sports Staff League Action
Friona
Floydada
Olton
Lockney
Abernathy
Dimmitt
Orton
Denver City
Mustangs
Frenship
Slaton
Morton
Post
Antelopes
Tigers
Flaydada
Olten
Dimmuitt
Ol Kames
Peover City
Slatan
Krenship Oe Hee
Post Wee Fe
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Denver City U
Slaton Forrees
Ae Frenship
Aton
Crane
Renship
Jones Cracks Up In Race
Parnelli Jones of Torrance California crashed on the 37th lap of the Monterey Grand Prix first heat. His Cooper Ford skidded into hay bales on Turn 2 and flames engulfed the car as Jones leaped free and helped firefighters douse the blaze. He was fourth at the time, one lap behind Roger Penske.
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Monterey
Calif
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Jones
Indianapolis Speedway
Roger Penske
Bradwyne
Pee Wee Reese Wins Daniel Boone Award in Kentucky
Pee Wee Reese a former Dodger shortstop received the first Daniel Boone Award from the University of Kentucky Alumni Association. The honor presented during halftime of the Kentucky LSU game by association president William Gant of Shrewsboro Kentucky recognizes Kentuckians for outstanding achievements in any field.
Eagles Upset Giants Behind Matson and Baker at Yankee Stadium
Ollie Matson and Sam Baker spark the Philadelphia Eagles to a 23-17 road upset of the New York Giants before 62,978. Matson scores on a 54 yard run and Baker adds three field goals and two extra points as New York claws back with a late TD by Dick James, but the Eagles hold on.
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NEW York
Ollie Matson
Sam Baker
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Eagles
Don Burroughs
Y.a.tittle
Gary Wood
Matson
Eagle
Joe Kuharich
University of San. Francisco
Baker
Tittle
Giants
Dick James
Wood
Cornwell
Don Chandler
Nate Ramsey
R. C.owens
Alex ‘Webster
James
King Hill
Max Messner
George Tarasovic
LSU seeks review of 99 yard interception return
LSU coach Charlie McClendon said he will request film review of White Graves 99 yard interception run against Kentucky to verify if it exceeded the SEC record distance. Graves confirmed he believed he was in the end zone at the time and LSU won 27 to 7.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Charlie McClendon
White Graves
Kentucky
Graves
White
Rick Norton
LSU
Lions-Shutout Bears 10-0 in defensive NFL game
Detroit defeated Chicago 10-0 as Earl Morrall left with a fractured shoulder early. Mike Plum directed the offense with a 12-yard TD pass to Jim Gibbons and two field goals, while the Lion defense held the Bears to only one yard rushing in the first half.
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Chicago
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Earl Morrall
Morrall
Doug Atkins
Mike Plum
Lions
Jim Gibbons
A. Bear
Ronnie Bull
Alex Karras
Bear
Dan Lewis
Plum
Gibbons
Detroit
Wayne Walker
Bobby Joe Green
Lewis
Bears
Walker
Billy Wade
Dick Lebeau
Wade
Rudy Bukich
Bruce Maher
Baltimore
Lions Bears
Area AAA Standings Show Tight Race After Week Wins
Seminole and Monahans both suffer but Seminole defeats the Lobos 7-0. Pecos Monahans Kermit and Seminole each sit at 1-1 in district play with one win and one loss. Andrews aims to improve atop standings against Fort Stockton while Ector idles last Friday.
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Seminole
Monahans
Snyder
Lamesa
Levelland
Aaa
Fort Stockton
Andrews
Kermit
Mustanes
Dumas Faces Mules in District Play as Favorites Hold Leads
Dumas, Andrews and Sweetwater led Class AAA Districts 1 2 and 3 with key wins. Sweetwater beat Brownfield 36 8 to extend its league streak while Andrews edged Kermit 9 6. Dumas prepared for a non conference tune up before facing Muleshoe as district action opens with Dumas at Mules, Hereford at Canyon and Perryton hosting Tulsa.
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Jim
Richardson
Avalanche-Journal
Dumas
Andrews
Sweetwater
Brownfield
Kermit
Cubs
Littlefield
San Angelo Lake View
Wildcats
Monahans
Pecos
de Seminole
AAA
Muleshoe
Hereford
Canyon
Tulsa
Perryton
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Klubbeck Athletic Club
WT Mala
Bert Kahn
Vir
Huser
Tokyo
Nese
OCC
IOC
Steve Clark
Los Altos
Clark
Don Schollander
Oregon
Sharon Stouder
Donna de Varona
Pokey Watson
Kathy
Ellis
Miss Stouder
David Dillingham
Lowrey Field
Dillingham
Bill Flaugher
Rufus Crow
Johnny Hunt
Dimimitt
Whirlwinds
Mustang
Pee Wee Reese
OLDS
Ostarpace
Colonial Auto Leasing Co. and
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Crumnomatic
Fourrasleering
McClendon
Red Raider
Jack Dale
Tech
Spomler
Jerry Logan
Packer
Boyd Dowler
Green Bay
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Tuha
Fanyon
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Lake View
Littlefield Sr
Mules
Demons
Tulia
Medlock Steak House
California
Vero Heeb
Muscatel
Wild Irish Rose Wine Co
Dallas, Texas
Dept. Mgrs
Soth & H
Tom Ferrell
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