Rumor mill swirls around Darrell Royal Texas future
Rumors claim Darrell Royal may take over the Oklahoma program as UT faces scrutiny. Royal denies the chatter, citing his roles as coach, athletic director, and professor with four years left on a 10 year contract.
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Local grid notes mixed results from Plains games
Warren Harper notes Tascosa’s improved second half after a rough first half against Amarillo. Don Williams reports Plainview’s win despite imperfect blocking while Monterey and Caprock defenses show strength. Palo Dura battles Borger with solid run game and improved offensive line execution amid errors.
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Local Teams Face Key District Showdowns This Weekend
Monterey Plainsmen hold a slim district lead in 3-AAAA as Palo Duro and Amarillo groups vie for position. San Angelo and Permian lead 2-AAAA with tough tests ahead, while Abilene Cooper and Midland Lee linger in points and Lubbock High eyes a return to the title picture. Westerners host Pampa as San Angelo remains undefeated in the region.
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MHS Boosters Meet Tonight at School Cafe
The Monterey Booster Club will gather at 8 p.m. in the high school cafe to view the Plainsmen Caprock game film. Coach James Odom will narrate and discuss the contest while staff member reports on Borger, this week’s foe.
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Golfer Joe Cardenas Notches First Career Ace
Joe Cardenas carded his first lifetime ace on the 119 yard No 12 at Treasure Island Golf Course Sunday. Witnesses Carlos Rodriguez and Wayne Shaw reported the nine iron shot.
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Ginther Wins Mexican Grand Prix in Honda Debut
Cal Wins the Mexican Grand Prix as Richie Ginther drives a Honda to an unofficial 2 hours 8 minutes in the 65 lap race. Dan Gurney finishes second in a Brabham with Jim Clark clinching the world title after engine trouble.
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Bills topple Broncos 31 13 for sixth straight AFL win
Buffalo Bills shut down Cookie Gilchrist after a fast start by Denver and rolled to a 31 13 victory in Buffalo. Jack Kemp connected for two touchdowns as Buffalo’s pass defense crumbled the Broncos in the second half. Carlton scored two one yard TD runs to seal the win.
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Broncos fall to Bills as Brownfield pace set in district play
Bills dominate Broncos 34 10 as Kemp connects with Costa and Ferguson on scoring plays. Denver counters with two Kroner field goals and a Slaughter Haynes TD but Bills answer with strong second quarter pressure. District 3-AAA race includes Brownfield and Lamesa leading. Levelland toppled by Snyder Tigers. Hereford, Canyon, and Perryton also in action this weekend.
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Schoolboy Teams Still Undefeated
The AP notes 44 undefeated Texas schoolboy football teams as of mid season, with no-tie records across classes AAAA AAA AA and A. Texarkana San Angelo and others lead in their divisions while several others like Dumas Alpine and Three Rivers remain unbeaten and poised for the stretch run.
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Big hurdles cleared as district races take shape
Texas schoolboy football districts show San Marcos, Donna, Kilgore, Monterey leading in 4A with several remaining games to decide playoff spots. Denison, Brazosport, Weatherford, South Garland, and Port Neches-Nederland have narrow paths, while Permian, Odessa, and other powerhouses settle final positions in 2A and 4A regions.
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Bears Roll Past Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears dominate the Detroit Lions 38 to 10 as Rudy Bukich throws three touchdown passes and a relentless defense forces multiple Lions miscues. Gale Sayers and Doug Atkins key the visitors’ early scoring surge, while Detroit stalls from the opening kickoff.
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London Transport Names Ex-Bus Driver as Head
London announces a new chief for its 7000 vehicle transport system. The appointee is an ex-bus driver with decades of on street experience. The change aims to steady operations and improve service reliability across the network.
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