Bears Think QBs Shine in Conference Season
STEVE 8TUART of Nederland says Hixson is a fine passer and recalls Sugar Bowl watching with Bill Montgomery. Brian Blessing from Dallas notes Culpepper’s fiery style and new Baylor atmosphere. ED MARSH of Vernon praises improved film room while criticizing attitude. BILL BEALL discusses redshirting philosophy and coach changes.
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Bovina Hough Back Aiming At 3A Title Challenge
Coach Hough returns to lead Bovina with 53 players reporting for fall practice. He sees a deep, experienced squad including Stuart McMeans and Frye Sisk at running back, Randy Barrett and Jack Hall on the line, and Roy Ramirez at quarterback. The Mustangs project size and speed to contend for the 3A crown in a season opener slate including Amherst, Nazareth, and Sudan.
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Baylor Bears Get Fresh Start Under New Coach Beall
Beall stresses attitude and hard defense as keys to improvement. Baylor adds carpeted facilities, new rooms, and a stronger head for Ravlar’s bear image. Randy Cooper moves from linebacker to fullback. team returns 20 of 22 starters with Richard Stevens as a standout tackle. Bears poised to reduce passing and boost defense in 1969.
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Local High School Football Weeknight Fixtures Set
In 3-B action Clovis hosts Albuquerque Del Norte while Portales welcomes an Albuquerque foe. Hatch travels to face 3-B rival. West Mesa, Tatum led by new coach F E B Mattingly visits Roy in season opener.
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Tennis Players Battle for Control in Open Circuit
The article details a power struggle among player groups led by MacCall of the National League and Bob Briner of World Championship Tennis Inc. It notes listed players including Newcombe Roche Ralston Riessen Taylor and Moore, Briner's favorable stance, and the Philadelphia tournament where players may set seedings umpire matches and call lines. Persistent rain halted play in the Open for a second day delaying the men’s final.
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Ray Moore
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Philadelphia
Raiders Praised For Work On Passing Attack At Scrimmage
Texas Tech head coach J T King praised a recent practice as three quarterbacks worked with top offensive units against the defense rated best in the Southwest Conference. Tom Sawyer showed the best passing while Ken Ratner stood out among receivers. Injuries limited a few players but King remained pleased with the progress as the Raiders prepare for Saturday scrimmage.
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Noted basketball results with scattered team matchups
The page lists various Thursday results with several unreadable lines and fragmented team names. It mentions Columbus and Louisville leading a best of five series two games to none, amid many garbled entries and incomplete scores.
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Island Tourney Leads Logjam At Treasure Island
Three teams share first-round lead after a stroke swing in the Treasure Island Fall Partnership Golf. Virgil Walsmith-John Alonzo, Ken Kizer-Tommy Wilson, and Ray Kosmatka-Tommy Miers sit tied atop the field as final rounds approach tonight. Wilson seeks a second win in five days after capturing the Hillcrest Club Tour crown last Monday.
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Farwell Boasts Aerial Attack Under Coach Booth
Farwell High plans a pro set passing offense this fall led by quarterback Greg Hargrove and all-state receiver Dean Stovall. The offense features wingback Danny Prince and end Doug Harriman splitting passes, with Randy Chandler leading the running backs and linemen Bob Wiman and Robert Haseloff anchoring the line.
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Birds Rally In Ninth For Win Over Tigers
Detroit native Earl Wilson held a 4-1 lead through eight innings as Frank Robinson, Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson hit consecutive ninth inning homers to tie and the Baltimore Orioles defeated Detroit 5-4. Dave Johnson doubled to start the decisive rally and scored on a long fly and groundout.
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Mustangs Stage Final Scrimmage Before Air Force Clash
SMU Mustangs wrapped up their final 90 minute scrimmage with six touchdowns as they prep for the September 13 opener against Air Force. Larry Guthrie scored three times, quarterback Chuck Hisson completed 18 of 20 passes for 218 yards including a 11 yard TD to Gary Hammond.
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Defenders Try to Hold Edge in College Football's Century
SWC outlook and national talk center on Ohio State and Texas as preseason powerhouses. Analysts debate if defending champs can repeat while Southern California, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Yale loom as contenders with revamped rosters and coaching, plus possible upsets across conferences.
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