Coronado Football Preview Details Offensive Flip-Flow Setup
Coronado outlines a flip-flow offense with Chaney at quarterback and Vaughn at wingback. Tom Cooke and Alfaro share tailback. Townley split ends, Wricht at strong end, Beeson and Gohnan on the line. Beaty centers while Luna and Townley guard. Some players double on defense as the squad remains unsettled.
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Coronado High Roster State Coach Details
Coronado High announces a football roster and staff lineup led by head coach Wayne Willsher with assistant Ray mond Greger and Jerrm Vander as another aide. The document lists multiple players by position and class, including B-teams and various names with inconsistent spellings, reflecting a detailed team roster and upcoming schedule fragments.
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Sherma Prat
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Jerry Bergs
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Aglien Luna
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LHS Football Outlook Mixed As Westerner Backfield Anchors Offense
The Western hosts face a thin defense and rely on backfield retooling led by Burrell and Evans. Barret and Hobbs anchor the line with Livingston and Strain near the guard spots. Layne Underwood and Thornburg are among receiving targets as eight players project two way duty. Coach Akers stresses depth as essential to sustaining two way play. Spirit remains high despite graduation losses.
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Hobbs
Gaze
Farmer
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Racer Reeves
Tommy Easter
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Crow Breaks Wing in NFL Exhibition Game
Rice APu John David Crow, veteran halfback, sustained a broken left hand Saturday during the 96ers 9-2 exhibition victory over the Pittsh rok Ste. The San Francisco player, acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals, left the game early and was sidelined.
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Lubbock High Roster and Schedule Details
Incomplete roster and season schedule details list Lubbock High players by positions with senior lettermen and B teams. Scattered names include Bryant, Thorsburg, Barrett, Wells, and Hatten among seniors, with tackles and guards noted and a tentative schedule referencing Midland Lee, Borger, and Amaro.
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Monterey High Football Roster and Schedule Highlights
The readout lists Monterey High football personnel across positions from coach James Odem to players like Randy Franks and Jim Nunley with weights and senior status. It also notes schedule entries including September games at Permian, Pampa, Palm Park, Plainview, and Lahback with dates in November.
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Mighty Kelso Aims for Aqueduct Stakes Third Straight Win
Mighty Kelso, the Bwoherig Stable gelding, stands as 7-5 favorite for the Aqueduct Stakes on Lanear Gav, aiming for his third straight victory and to push career earnings past 2 million dollars. He rides Mil Vaelenzuela with 125 pounds, while Roman Brother and Hil Rise are top rivals among seven starters.
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Brownfield Meet Opens With Dip Pemberton Townes Lead
Dip Pemberton and Charlie Townes posted 137 to grab the opening day lead at the Brownfield Country Club in the fourth annual Tee-For- Two partnership event. Thirty-eight teams compete over three days in temperatures near 95 with prizes including irons rifles and cameras for top finishes.
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Cowboys cut four to taxi squad in roster trim
Dallas Cowboys waived four players to the taxi squad reducing to 44, Colin Ridgway, Jethro Pugh, Mitch Johnson, and A. D. Whitfield moved. David Vannoy to center, Odom notes center inexperience, Brummett and Franks anchor tackles, better season hoped after early tough schedule.
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Dizzy Dean to Face Hubbell in Dome Old Timers Game
In Houston the 1930s pitching legends Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell will duel in a Hall of Fame old timers game as part of an Astros Cubs NL clash. Twelve Hall of Famers including DiMaggio Grove Feller Foxx Dickey Lyons Manush Appling Frisch Grimes will appear.
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Olympic champs turn world champions in boxing history
New York report notes that since 1904 six boxers who won Olympic titles later captured world professional titles, illustrating a pattern of peak amateur success translating to pro glory.
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Monterey Plainsmen backfield and line depth shown for 1965 season
Odom lists 13 lettermen returning with strong ends and backfield depth. Horn leads the running backs with Surratt and Paulk in reserve roles. Key lines feature Gobin Tate and a new center upheaval as Livesay and Arp are unavailable. Army and Penn State season notes appear in wire briefs.
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