Tech-Arizona clash features fast backfield and size advantage
Arizona seeks breakthrough against Texas Tech with a quick backfield and strong lines. Coaches note Raiders’ aerial threat and Wildcats cornerbacks led by Jackie Wallace and Russell Williams. Kickoff moved to 3430 p.m. in a Dad’s Day showdown honoring Huffman and Lewis Jones.
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Tulsa
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Russell Wilams
Tech Athletic Hall
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Huffman
Lewis Jones
Raiderland
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Erson
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LE Penneese
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Harold Lyons
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Ray Clarke
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Tetbee
Rich Dodson
Doug McCutchen
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Theopolis Bell
Randy Olson
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Colorado State
New Mexico
Oregon
Texas
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Hereford-Monterey clash sees penalties, turnovers tilt first half
In a depleted first half Hereford trails Monterey as penalties mount for Hereford and miscues sting both sides. Monterey drives 63 yards in 14 plays with Pipkin and Botkin producing key gains while Hereford stalls at the 15 before halftime.
Texas High School Football Scores Mixed Across State
A long list of high school football results from Texas shows wins and losses for teams including Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and many smaller districts. Notable mentions include Plano, Laredo United, Temple, Brenham, and San Marcos with varied scores from late season play.
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Frederickshure
Pleasanton
Path
Goliad
Freer
Laredo
Taal
Lexington
Blanco
Hogg's 182 Yards Rushing Spurs 26-0 Lamesa Win
Hogg rushed 24 times for 182 yards and 142 more on punt returns to lift Dunbar to a 26-0 victory over Lamesa. The Golden Tors built a 20-0 halftime lead, while Dunbar held on offense with limited yardage and a standout defensive stand near the goal line.
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Hogg
Aids
Lamesa
Dunbar
Panther
Monty Bedwell
Kenneth
Burrows
Danial Bibbs
Tors
Golden Tors
Greg Cannady
Jerry Burleson
Cody Meas
Coahoma blanks Stanton 20-0 in district opener
Coahoma defeated Stanton 20-0 on the road in a District 7-AA opener. Patt Choate opened the scoring with an 8-yard run, Roland Beal connected for two points with Freddie Franklin, and Beal added a one-yard TD followed by Tim Tindal’s 51-yard sprint to seal the win. Coahoma moves to 3-3. Stanton to 4-2.
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Stanton
Coahoma
Patt Choate
Bulldogs
Roland Beal
Freddie Franklin
Hobbs Greenhands Pick FFA Officers
Hobbs Special Greenhand members of the Hobbs Future Farmers of America Chapter named officers for 1972 73. Kirby Bingham is president Susan Flowers secretary Hub Bagigett treasurer Terry Johnson reporter and David Randolph sentinel. A greenhand is a student in vocational agriculture for the first time.
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HOBBS
Hobbs Future Farmers of America
Kirby Bingham
Susan Flowers
Hub Bagigett
Terry Johnson
David Randolph
CTK Overpowers Amarillo Quint In Friday Victory
Christ The King High School routed Amarillo Grace Christian 39-17 as Mike Bessire and Gilbert Castillo led with 12 points each. The win moved CTK to 2-0 on the season.
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Amarillo
Mike Bessire
Gilbert Castillo
Christ the King High School
Grace Christian
CTK
Bessira
Castillo
Ritchey O
Noble
Sutton Simek
Bales Giovanneti
Smith
Sundown Pounds Whiteface For 42 6 District Lead
Sundown Roughnecks improved to 5 1 overall and moved into a tie for first in District 2 B with a 42 6 win over Whiteface. Donald Weaver recovered three Whiteface fumbles, Randy Winfrey scored multiple times, and Jeff Shaw and Mike Waygood contributed on scoring plays. Whiteface was held at 0 6 for most of the game before a late score.
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Sundown
Roughnecks
Happy
Donald Weaver
Randy Winfrey
Jeff Shaw
Mike Waygood
Estacado Matadors Hold Off D-City Wolves In Tight Duel
Estacado opened with a 60 yard drive featuring alternated runs by Scott, Isaac, Pegues, and Tatum, Isaac scoring from the one with 6:39 left in the first quarter. A failed PAT left the score 6-0. D-City answered, but key penalties and a late drive ended short as the Matadors extended their lead with a 14-0 halftime. Isaac added a second TD, then Bracy hauled a 30 yard pass to the six before the gun.
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Scott
Ricky Wheeler
Tony Cardinal
Hereford
Monterey
Kitchens
Herd
Larry Horn
Wheeler
Dwayne Clanton
Alan Cornelius
Enon
Pipkin
Plainsmen
Yarbrough
Ricky Burk
Botkin
Randy Golden
Anderson
Panthers
Lamesa
Melvin Robinson
Reid
Tors
Monty Bedwell
Bedwell
Thhen
Dunbar
Panther
Burrows
Bibbs
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Billy Scott
Isaac
Pegues
Tatum
Victor Hicks
Wolves
Rodney Lewis
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D-City
Ronnie Lindsey
Estacado
Jackson
Ricky Spann
Amadore Guerrero
Ccity
Clayton Salmon
Ene
C-City
Yates
Salmon
EHS
EHL
Howard ‘Williams
Arnett Bracy
Midland and Odessa fight to 4-2. Smith and Young lead scoring
Midland tops Abilene 28 14 in a district clash as James Smith runs for three yards and Perez adds two extra points. Odessa wins big in fourth quarter with Ricky Young connecting with Junior Vasquez for a nine yard TD as Odessa improves to 4 2.
Coyotes Clinch Sixth Win In District Battle
Borden County Coyotes remain undefeated at 6-0 with a 38 6 district win over Cotton Center. Randy Hensley tallied two rushing TDs and Randy Crittenden connected on multiple passes, adding a 3 yard TD and another scoring run as Cotton Center finally scored in the fourth quarter to avoid a shutout.
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Gail
Borden
Coyotes
Elks
Borden County
Randy Hensley
Yande
Randy Crittenden
Roy Don Hendley
Hensley
Crittenden
Junior Olivarez
Cotton Center
Daryl Barret
Jeff Black
Tech Volleyball Team Advances to Invitational Semifinals
Tech's women volleyball team routed Tarrant County Junior College in the opening round at Howard County JC. They then defeated West Texas State University earlier, with semifinal action at 3 15 p.m. and a 1 p.m. championship set.
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Texas Tech
Tarrant County Junior College
Howard County Junior College
Tech
Tarrant County
West Texas State University
West Texas Stae University
Odessa College
Tarleton
New Deal Chiefs Edge Crosbyton in Blocked TD Drama
New Deal dominated with stellar defense by Thiel as Crosbyton managed only 80 yards and four first downs. Late in the game a disputed TD was nullified by a penalty after a sack and fumble sequence, preserving New Deal's lead despite a frantic finish.
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Eefere Bigham
Byton Weis Stein
Han Sti Trom
Gary Davis
Roger Freeman
Gary Davy
Darty
New Deal
Ed Deal
Thiel
Crosbyton
Chiefs
Chieftain
Grady Moore
Bulls trade No. 1 pick Kennedy McIntosh to Seattle
Chicago Bulls announce the trade of their No. 1 draft pick Kennedy McIntosh to the Seattle SuperSonics for Garfield Heard and the Sonics' No. 3 choice in the 1973 NBA draft. The deal moves Heard to Chicago while the Sonics gain the high selection.
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Chicago
Chicago Bulls
Kennedy McIntosh
Seattle Supersonics
Garfield Heard
Sonics
National Basketball Association
Muddy District Opener Ends With Fumbles And Low Yardage
Openers in district play saw Shallowater and Seagraves struggle on a soaked field. Shallowater gained 164 rushing yards and 12 first downs while Seagraves totaled 157 rushing yards and 44 passing yards as the weather dictated a rough game with multiple fumbles. Shallowater led in penetration but failed to score, while Seagraves endured nine fumbles, losing four, in a game reflecting muddy conditions and opening district action.
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Dunbar
Tor
Lamesa
Ron Henderson
Byron Davis
Panthers
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Shallowater
Seagraves
Hill
Mustangs
Shallosates
Tallest heavyweight champ Willard noted at 6 6½
New York wired report says Jess Willard stood 6 feet 6½ inches, making him the tallest heavyweight boxing champion in history.
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UPI
Jess Willard
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