Bronchos Defeat ENMU 49 31 In Derby Tilt
Central Oklahoma edges Eastern New Mexico 49 to 31 as Bronchos dominate early and widen lead in second quarter. Penalties and scattered plays mark the game with ENMU rallying briefly but unable to overcome the hosts.
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Portales
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Eastern New Mexico University
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Damon Nala
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Ogham
Ponpinit Erates
Estacado Stumbles in Sloppy Friday Night Back and Forth
A chaotic game sees Estacado rallying and faltering through turnovers and miscues. Robinson converts late as James Lewis scores and several key plays shape the tense final minutes. The Chiefs pull ahead after a late interception sealing the win.
Fractured OCR Entry Sparks Brief Team Notes
Fragmentary sports item mentions teams and scores in an unreadable OCR fragment. The readable portions point to a game or event with multiple references but no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR Item About Names and Dates
Partial readable lines mention Matteo Bowe and Ailegta with scattered numbers and places. The text is garbled but hints at a list or notice with dates and names, lacking coherent structure or full events. Unable to determine a clear person, place, or action from the fragment.
Phoenix Rallies Past NMMI in Close Battle
Phoenix overcome New Mexico Military Institute in a hard fought game ending with late drive and key plays by Taunton Mays. The rally spanned the fourth quarter as Phoenix and NMMI traded scores and defensive stops.
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New Mexico Oy Institute
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Tech’s Late TD Squelches Comeback Loss To SMU
The SMU game saw Tech fall 13 12 after a Meyard TD pass to Laemus Scott with 12 seconds left. Coach Carlen faulted turnovers and defensive breakdowns while Jim Carlen admitted confusion over a critical end zone play and injuries affecting play selection.
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Scott
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Hammond
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Clerlon
Hive
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Orbo
Hayes
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Tech's Title Hopes Spoiled By Ponies
In a tightly contested game, SMU rallied from a 12-10 deficit to take a 17-12 lead behind an 80-yard march capped by a Louis Scott touchdown. Tech earlier led 17-12 after Don Grimes kicked andDoug McCutchen highlighted a 63-yard drive. A late defensive setback and penalties doomed Tech’s title bid.
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SMU Holds Off Texas Tech In Tight 18 17 Victory
SMU defeats Texas Tech 18 17 in a dramatic Southwest Conference clash. Quarterback Hammons leads a late two minute drive capped by a 14 yard pass to Scott for the winning score as Tech suffers injuries and turnover trouble.
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Holtman Advances to Finals in Abilene Tennis Tourney
Cassie Holtman of Lubbock advanced to the finals in both doubles and singles at the Abilene Junior High tennis tournament. She will team with Karen Hester in doubles.
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Ohio State Battles Wisconsin in Midwestern Showdown
Ohio State defeats Wisconsin 31 to 6 in a dominant performance. The Buckeyes push ahead with decisive offense and stout defense, showcasing scoring drives and key stops to seal the victory.
Dawson Sparks 8-Man Win Over Garden City
Dawson led Dawson Smashes Garden City in an eight man football victory on Friday night. Hernandez scored three rushing touchdowns and added five extra points, while Phipps added two rushing scores and a defensive TD on a 2 yard interception return. Mayes caught a six yard TD pass from Preston. Livingston and Garcia scored Garden City’s TDs on a 20 yard and four yard run.
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Odessa Wins Harrier Meet
Odessa College wins college division and Midland High takes high school honors at the South Plains Invitational Cross Country meet. Odessa accumulates 10 points to beat South Plains 16 and Southwest Christian 42. Rudy Munoz of South Plains wins the four mile race in 20 32. Mark Jones and Jay Williams of Odessa follow in 20 56 and 21 19. Midland High finishes with 62 points. Odessa High second in team standings.
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Wildcats Sail By St. Pius In Rough Albuquerque Clash
Lovington, defending state champs, built an 18-7 halftime lead and beat Albuquerque St. Pius 26-15. Joe Webling opened scoring for St. Pius with an 11 yard run and Eddie Powell extra point. Lavington answered with John Taylor one yard TD but failed kick. Sorrells and Hinson produced scores for Lavington in second quarter. Carl Rackley sealed the win with a 17 yard TD in the fourth.
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Southern Cal Sees Irish Rally Through Air and Ground
Southern Cal quarterback Brown struggled in his second start, completing 12 of 35 for 160 yards while three passes were intercepted in the first half. Jones and Rae combined to go 9 of 18, and Garrison totaled 127 receiving yards on five catches.
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