All-America football preview names leading candidates
New York Oct 24 The AP previews All-America contenders from eight regions highlighting top backs ends linemen and linebackers. Notable nominations include Modzelewski Atkins Eisenhauer Catlin Scarbath Olszewski and Bank of others across Maryland Princeton Virginia Duke Michigan State UCLA and more. The final first team picks remain uncertain as teams and positions are analyzed.
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New York
Associated Press
Ed Bell
Pennsylvania
Frank McPhee
Princeton
Tom Scott
Virginia
Howard Pitt
Duke
Buck Martin
Georgia Tech
Ed Luke
Michigan State
Dick Modzelewski
Maryland
Doug Atkins
Tennessee
Bill Turnbeaugh
Auburn
Charles Lapradd
Florida
Roger Zanes
Michigan
Bill Forester
Steve Eisenhauer
Navy
Harley Sewell
Texas
Bob Kennedy
Wisconsin
Marvin Maturak
Tulsa
Jinebackers
Tom Catlin
Mustangs run past O'Donnell Eagles in 4A opener
Denver City Mus tangs overpower O'Donnell 49 to 6 in the 4A conference opener before about 900 fans. Ed Lenamond scored twice, Phillip Shook added a 62 yard dash, and Charles Wood converted seven times as Reed starred with 18 tackles. O'Donnell managed one score late.
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Denver City Mustangs
O'Donnell Eagles
Mustangs
Eagles
Ed Lenamond
Rawhide
Clarence Reed
O'Donnell
Phillip Shook
Lenamond
Jacky Luton
Mike Tinley
Charles Wood
T. Modesitte
Invaders
The
Mustanes
Reed
Wilson
Abilene Eagles Dominate Amarillo 7-6 Rivalry Victory
Abilene Eagles edge Amarillo Sandies 14 to 6 in a hard fought game with Abilene scoring on a late second half drive and turnover return. The Sandies remain winless in five losses while Amarillo drops a fifth game by a seven point margin.
Monahans Hand Andrews Hard District Loss 45-6
Monahans defeated Andrews 45 to 6 in the second district game of the season. The Lobos built a yard drive culminating in a 15 yard run by Carl Hatewell. Andrews fumbled seven times and could not sustain drives, with Yeatts and Cramer as Monahans' main threats.
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Monahans
Andrews
Loahes
Andrew
Yeatts
Cramer
Lobos
Carl Hatewell
Monshans
Ward
Stoppers Hold Narrow Victory Over Page 4
In a hard fought gridiron clash the Stoppers edged Page 4 as Susie Barton passed to Wands W and another conversion gave the visitors an early lead. Piuneers tied with Dennie Lawson’s TD after penalties halted the Steppers. The second half proved scoreless as injuries and intense play marked the finale.
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Boles
Susie Barton
Wands Wdams
Plungers
Piuneers
Denton Lambert
Steppers
Dennie Lawson
Corinne Bowlin
Piever
Spur Bulldogs Rally To Edge Crosbyton 13 7 In Fourth Quarter
Crosbyton and Spur played a tight non conference game as Spur broke a 7 7 deadlock in the fourth quarter. Lindsey scored on a six yard run in the second, Cloud added the extra point for a 7 0 Spur lead. Crosbyton tied it on a 49 yard pass from J W Harkins to Bobby Beckham with Fred Edwards extra point. McIntyre then hit George for the decisive Spur score late in the fourth, conversion failed. Crosbyton threatened twice but turned the ball over on an interception and fell short in the final minutes.
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Chiefs
Spur Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Spur
Lindsey
Cloud
J. W. Harkins
Bobby Beckham
Fred Edwards
McIntyre
George
Harkins
Bulldog
Dick McDuff
McDuff
Beckham
District football scores across Texas districts and states
District 1-AAAA results show Lubbock Berger 32 Pampa 38 Midland 26 Abilene 7 Amarillo 6 Odessa 26 San Angelo 0. District 8-AA Seminole 34 Pecos 13. Districts 2-AA to 7-AA list multiple district games with wide scores. State scores include Ray Corpus Christi 39 and Highland Park 35, plus many matchups across Texas and later college/national games.
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Jackrabbits Roll Past Kress 51 14 in District Tilt
Ralls Jackrabbits overwhelmed Kress 51 14 in a District 3 A game. Delton Campbell opened with a 50 yard TD, Nolan Purser added two scores, Don Bennett, Lloyd Folsom, Wendell Kimbrough and Billy Lane shone with TD runs and key plays. Freddy Pindamnarh and Jack George scored for Kress. Overtime did not occur.
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Ralls
Delton Campbell
Nolan Purser
Campbell
Don Bennett
Lloyd Folsom
Wendell Kimbrough
Billy Lane
Max Dyess
Freddy Pindamnarh
Jack George
Tech B Romps in Rout After Early Lead
Tech B dominates after a sharp first quarter as Duain Pyburn Fred Bilbo and quarterback Micky Martin push yardage. Joe Moore recovers three fumbles and shines at linebacker. John Moughan kicks seven of eight extra points. Next up the Raider reserves face the Amarillo Air Force Base Amijets coached by Bill Glidewell.
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Duain Pyburn
Fred Bilbo
Micky Martin
Tech
Joe Moore
Pete English
Gale Morris
Jonn Rowland
Minor Nelson
Bud Carter
Bradshaw
van Pennington
Ronnie Werr
Bob Bluntzer
Little Raiders
John Moughan
Amarillo Air Force
Amijets
Bill Glidewell
Tech vs Mcmurry? A Scoring Overview From A Gridiron Game
A high scoring game features multiple touchdowns and passes including a 75 yard reception and several runs. Lineups show McMurry and Texas Tech on offense and defense with a variety of ends guards tackles and backs listed. The summary notes key plays like a 43-yard pass and a series of conversions but lacks clear final scores or timing.
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Tevas Tech
Wadison
Green
Wheeler
Bradshaw
James
Creas
Pennington
Conversiona
Meaghan
Westerners Dominate Borger As Haynie Scores Four
Westerners beat Borger 32 to 20 after Haynie added four touchdowns. Welch Lindsey and Noland advanced to Borger 21 before Haynie finished with a late TD. Lowrey’s extra point failed but the final edge stood. Gafford and Sampson shined on defense for Westerners while Hillman and Whisenhunt led Berger’s offense.
Harvesters Rally To Beat Midland In Extra Point Thriller
Pampa rushed for 375 yards and 40 through the air while Midland totaled 223 on the ground and 95 in the air. Kimsey connected with Bill Mims for 33 yards and a TD but the conversion failed to keep the score even at 26 26. Enloe's 45 yard run set up the late score as the Harvesters won to move to 6 0 and hand Midland its first defeat.
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Midland
Kimsey
Bill Mims
Harvesters
Darby
Enloe
Pampa
the Harvesters
Post Antelopes Rally To Top Tulsa Hornets 25 19
In a non district game at home the Post Antelopes trailed early but rallied behind quarterback Darrell Stone who threw for 150 yards and four touchdowns. Cayior and Williams led the scoring with two TDs apiece, lifting Post to a 3-3 season mark as Tulsa’s Duane Luke opened with an 80 yard kickoff return and the Hornets fought hard throughout.
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POST
Darrell Stone
Hornets
Luke
Bing Bingham
Stone
Cayior
Tulia
Tulsa
Jimmy Nelson
Williams
Vic Clark
L. W. Evans
Shot Hutson
Mary Jo Williams
Post High
Duena Welch
Anne Mathis
Olton Rolls Over Sudan In Narrow Victory
Olton defeated Sudan 12 to 7 at halftime and extended the lead through a 95 yard kickoff return by Albcorn aided by Crouch and Lynch. Sudan rallied with a TD by Charles Perry after a muffed punt and Souther drove Olton's defense to the final whistle with two late drives.
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Robbie Crouch
Kent
Charles Lynch
Crouch
Olton
Sudan
Mustan
Albcorn
Clifford Curry
Hornets
Allcorn
Charles Perry
Mustangs
Souther
Allcorn and Company Fum
Vernon Lions Dominate Snyder Tigers 25-6 in Non-Conference Clash
Vernon roared to a 25-6 non league victory over Snyder as Raymon Towrey ran 25 yards for the first score and Cris Krebbs missed the extra point. Snyder fumbled early, had two touchdowns nullified, and were twice blocked by Vernon who sealed the win with late game pressure and a Snyder fumble. The Redskins trained at Occidental College in Los Angeles for a seventh season.
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Vernon
Vernon Lions
Snyder Tigers
Snyder Crew
Raymon Towrey
Cris Krebbs
Snyder
Bernie Haggen
Tigers
Vernon Crew
Don Barnes
Meadow Broncos defeat Cooper Homecoming 40 to 20 in District game
Meadow Broncos spoiled Cooper Homecoming in COOPER with a 40 to 20 victory in District 4-B. J W Eubanks opened with an 80 yard kickoff return, Billy Bell added 20 yard TD, and Meadow led 27 to 0 at half. Donnie Skipworth sparked Cooper's rally with multiple runs and a pass setup before Ellison and Duke scores. Cooper meets Whiteface next Thursday.
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Cooper
Meadow Broncos
Meadow
J. W. Eubanks
Billy Bell
Larry Lockett
Jerry Andrews
Donnie Skipworth
Bobby Ellison
Skipworth
Heinrich
Ellison
Pat Duke
Meadow Cooper
Clen Chisum
Winds Defeat Abernathy Amid Strong Defensive Stand
Floydada Rambles and scored on the first play as the Winds push their season total to 262. Connie Bearden and Carmack led a stout defense allowing only one touchdown in seven games. Abernathy’s Cunningham starred with tackles and pass defense as 4,500 fans watched Floydada win 21 to 8. Next week the Winds face three district games. Abernathy meets Lockney in a key conference tilt.
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Carmack
South Plains
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Reddy
Hartman
Barber
Baxter
Franklin Stovall
Bert Grimes
Chapman
Abernathy
Big Cunningham
SRO
Lockney
Floydada Abernathy
Floydada
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Quick Broiled Chicken Pieces
If you choose small broiling chickens two to two and half pounds you can cook them in record time. Have the butcher cut the chicken in pieces as he would for frying. Rub the chicken pieces with soft butter or margarine sprinkle with salt pepper and paprika and broil fairly close to the heat for eight to ten minutes on each side.
Seagraves Triumphs Over Stanton In 4-A Clash
Seagraves Eagles defeated Stanton Buffaloes 25 20 in a District 4-A opener. Key plays included a 65 yard pass from Lawrence Barber to Ted Thomas, a 90 yard drive ending with Bob McDaniel 10 yard run, and Monroe Schmitz 12 yard score plus Glen Roberts on the next play. Stanton replies featured Norman Blocker runs and a 35 yard Hopkins to Gilbreath pass.
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Stanton
Seagraves’ Eagles
Stanton Buffaloes
Lawrence Barber
Ted Thomas
Seagraves
Paydirt
Bob McDaniel
Monroe Schmitz
Norman Blocker
Blocker
Schmitz
Glen Roberts
Eldon Hopkins
Ronnie Gilbreath
Hereford Notches Win Over Friona
The Hereford Whitefaces defeated Friona 19 to 7 to notch their second win of the season. Friona led 7-0 in the first quarter after Darrell Robbins’ 33 yard TD run and Virgil Phills conversion, but Hereford rallied in the second quarter with G Cerritt scoring from the one, a 15 yard pass to Gene Dickson, and a 17 yard run to three scores. Ray Dement added the extra point.
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Hereford Whitefaces
Bula six man team defeats New Home in 2 B clash
A visiting Bula six man squad crushed New Home 66 24 in a 2 B district game at New Home. Richard Skinner scored five touchdowns while Jake Bogart and DeWayne Neil added two each. Darrell Fletcher and Willie Nieman also found the end zone for New Home. An estimated 500 spectators watched Jo Ann Peek crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime.
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New Home
Bula
Richard Skinner
Jake Bogart
DeWayne Neil
Darrell Fletcher
Willie Nieman
Price
Jo Ann Peek
Peggy Hemeline
Wynonia Clem
Bernice Peek
Nita Fortenberry
Spicing Apple Sauce Home Recipe
A simple guide suggests for two pounds of cooked apples use half teaspoon cinnamon half teaspoon nutmeg and one eighth teaspoon mace. Add sugar to taste and a dash of salt to enhance flavor.
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