First District Win Of Season Silverton Squeezes Out Chiefs
Silverton Owl offense edges Crosbyton Chiefs 28 20 in District 4 A action. Larry May pass to Richard Whitfield for 20 yards opens scoring. Whitfield scores twice in third as Silverton regains lead. Crosbyton racks 267 rushing yards led by Max Rapheal. Silverton finishes 147.
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Lake View Wins Wild Plains Seagraves Tilt 20 18
Seagraves led 8 0 after the opening, but Plains rallied with a late fourth quarter drive. Morrow and Cooke shone for Plains as Faulkenberry and Faulkner anchored Seagraves with strong running and defense in a hard fought Texas high school game.
Lake View Chiefs Hold Off Lamesa In Rain Soaked Win
In a wet District 3 AAA matchup, Lake View defeated Lamesa 8 to 6 on Friday night. Lake View led 4-0 at halftime after Larry Hudson scored on a four yard run and Lemon Cauley added the conversion. Lamesa's James Westmoreland scored late but the Tornado failed to convert the kick. Lamesa outgained Lake View 159 rushing and 108 passing to Lake View 122 rushing. The Tornado had 15 first downs to nine for Lake View, and Lake View intercepted once while fumbling twice.
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Baytown sweeps Smiley 28-0 in eighth straight win
Baytown dominated Smiley 28-0 in Baytown Friday night as coach Pete Sultis used 41 players to keep the score within bounds. Ken Eastman, Ronnie Clamon, and Ronnie Kluch scored for Baytown, with Walter Smith kicking all extra points.
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Miami Beats Boston College 10-7 At Orange Bowl
Miami edged Boston College 10-7 as Al Dangel nailed a 33-yard field goal with 9 minutes left in the fourth period before 29,699 fans. The kick erased BC’s seven point lead and handed Miami a third win in five games while BC suffered its fifth loss with one tie.
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Three Hall of Fame Additions Are Named
New York UPI reports Thomas Alva Edison Henry David Thoreau and Edward MacDowell have been named to the Hall of Fame of Great Americans. Edison inventor of the practical incandescent lamp Thoreau poet essayist philosopher and MacDowell composer and music educator will join 46 others at the national shrine on the New York University campus.
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Warriors Win Philadelphia Narrow Victory Over LA
The Philadelphia Warriors edged the Los Angeles team 122 to 120 at Convention Hall as time expired. Continental’s 30-foot set shot capped the win before 277 fans.
Three TDs in 55 Seconds Highlight Snyder Victory
Snyder Tigers defeated Colorado City Wolves 36 to 21 in District 3-AAA as three touchdowns were scored in 39 seconds in the second quarter. Snyder rolled 290 rushing yards to 107 for Colorado City and piled up 15 first downs to 12. Approximately 5,000 fans attended despite earlier rain.
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Lubbock and Plainview Set For Grid Matchup Lineups
The narrative lists Lubbock backfield aims with Bill Davis and Edie Clark, plus tackle Neal Barkley set to start. Plainview’s backfield features George Ragle James Bryant and Roy Kiser with changes noted in the line.
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Jayton Jaybirds Triumph in District 3-B Title Game
The Jayton Jaybirds defeated the Patton Springs Rangers 22 to 6 to claim the District 3-B eight man championship. Key plays included Cecil Haltlum passing to Royce Stanaland for an 80 yard touchdown and Roy Mullins returning a kickoff 65 yards for Patton Springs’ only score. Harold Murrell caught Haltlum’s later pass for the extra points after Halum scored from the one yard line, and Toon Schafer added a 15 yard TD run set up by a blocked punt from Tony Morales.
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Eagles Remain Unbeaten as Ropesville Edges Amherst 16–12
Ropesville Eagles stay spotless with a 16 to 12 win over Amherst in District 3-B. Johnny Blair connected a 20 yard pass to Ronnie Colewan for Amherst. Bobby Beavers to Jackie Weatherly produced a 50 yard score for Ropesville. Billy Breashears added a late 22 yard touchdown for Amherst.
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Whitharral Panthers beat Meadow Broncs in district clash
Whitharral Panthers defeated Meadow Broncs 20 to 12 in a District 3-B game to move to 7-1 season and 2-1 district. Meadow scored first on a Darrell Walker run, Whitharral answered with a Don Stafford to Jack Dalrymple 35 yard pass, then Milton Marrow and Terry Gage added scores as Whit harral pulled away before Stafford finished with a late plunge.
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Plainsmen rally in nine-play drive to topple Borger
In a high scoring showdown Monterey Plainsmen surge ahead after a nine play drive sparked by Kidd and Wooley. Ellis adds multiple conversions as the Plainsmen withstand Borger’s late assault to hold 21 14 victory. Thompson leads ground gain and punts for Monterey while Dyke and Viney contribute key runs and a 35 yard pass play.
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Raiders face Owls as key players limited by injuries
The Raiders' receivers target Wayt, Cox, and quarterback Alvin Hartman as Rice has 43 completions for 557 yards and four TDs in five games. Oakland's defense and kicking hold strengths, but injuries to Amerson Edgeman and Harrison threaten depth while Hunt leads rushing. Tech counters with a heavy line and strong pass defense as Rice aims to stretch the field.
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Pro Am Highlights and Hole in One Mark Five-Tee Action
The event featured players including Roland Adams Lub bock Marge Austin Amarillo Ken Moore Lufkin Loyd Carter Sweetwater Tom Violett San Angelo Beverly Tucker San Angelo and Jelly Herzley Amarillo. Carter posted an 18 yard hole in one on the fifth hole. San Angelo’s Dick Turner won low pro with 69 six under while Jim Middleton Abilene shot 68 as runner up. Jal New Mexico’s Carson and Chris Blocker tied for low amateur with 67s.
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Clovis Clinches Narrow Victory Over Carlsbad 14 13
Clovis Wildcats beat Carlsbad Cavemen 14 13 in a District 2 AA clash. Key plays include Mack Highfill 65 yard rush and Jin Reynolds two rushing scores plus Richard Yhbarta conversion. Tempers flared as officials ejected four Borger and Monterey players.
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Wall Street activity and grain futures report
American markets show varied stock and bond activity with reorganizations under bankruptcy law noted. Grain futures on the Board of Trade were mixed with wheat and soybeans near previous closes while rye led gains and corn and oats eased. soybeans saw early losses trimmed late aided by oils. Fort Worth, Chicago, and New York notes include wheat prices, oats, corn, and wool futures with several price figures and nearby demand cited.
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