Mustang schedule tests Denver City before 68 season
Before the 1968 season Denver City's Don Orr faced a tough non conference slate. The Mustangs went 2-3 in a five game stretch including a 48-0 win over Idalou, injuries cutting into Kermit and Andrews games. Orr expects the schedule to toughen them but improve the team overall.
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North Texas Edges Tulsa 20-17 In Close Oklahoma Showdown
North Texas State clinched a 20-17 victory at Tulsa as James Ivy returned a 62 yard interception for a second quarter TD and Mike Gaddis added two field goals. Tulsa rallied late but missed a goal line run, while Edvard and Shanklin connected on a third quarter score for North Texas.
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Tal Uvo
Texans
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Oregon Beats Idaho 23-8 in Pacific 8 clash
Oregon uses a strong running game to topple Idaho 23-8 as Harrington returns late in the fourth. Claxton Welch led with efficient yardage and a sequence of drives, while Idaho mounted a late 65-yard march and a 20-yard Olson to Hendren pass.
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Holy Cross Boston Fumble Tie 7-7 in Scrappy Tilt
Holy Cross and Boston University battled to a 7-7 tie after fumbles and miscues marked the game. Phil O’Neil anchored Holy Cross, while Perry Pryor and others made key recoveries as the squads swapped momentum across quarters.
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AFL Grid Action Sees Key Matchups On Weekday Card
Oakland Raiders travel to Kansas City to face the Western Division leaders while the New York Jets host Houston in a pivotal Eastern showdown. Denver meets San Diego, Buffalo visits Boston, and Miami plays Cincinnati as teams chase wins and regain form after recent losses.
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Jan Stenerud
Missouri Edges Nebraska to Stay Unbeaten in Big Eight
Missouri defeated Nebraska 16 0 in Lincoln fueled by six Nebraska fumbles and a late first half field goal by Henry Brown. Jim Harrison scored two first half touchdowns and Joe Orduna added a early score. Nebraska drops to 0 2 in conference 5 2 overall while Missouri improves to 2 0 in the Big Eight and 4 1 for the season.
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Vale Bombs Columbia In Ivy League Tilt
The un beaten Bulldogs defeated Columbia as Colson Tur ran for a touchdown and Bruer Weinstein caught a pass for another score. Hill added an 8 yard run and a late connection to Weinstein helped secure the win in rain soaked Ivy League football action.
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OJ Simpson leads USC to 14 7 win over Washington
No. 1 USC beats Washington Huskies 14 7 as OJ Simpson rushes 99 yards on the decisive fourth quarter drive. He scores twice including a nine yard TD after a fumble by Washington. Simpson gains 57 yards on the trek and USC improves to 5 0 while Washington falls to 1 5 1.
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McMurry Edges Sam Houston in Lone Star Clash
McMurry College defeated Sam Houston State 10-7 in Lone Star Conference play. McMurry opened a 10-0 lead after a 30 yard field goal by John Williams and a 12 yard TD run by Richard Puckett. Sam Houston State answered with a 38 yard TD pass from David Kubiak to James Haywood in the third quarter.
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Remembering Baseball Umpires and a Sports Quiz
A compact look at famous baseball umpires such as George Moriarty Bill Byron John Tener Hank O Day and Billy Evans and a quiz question about a historic figure. The piece blends historical notes with a brief ad for T and D Sporting Goods at 2410 Broadway Fox 4134 Open daily.
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