Raiders Hopeful Season With Tech’s Henkel In Front Line
Coach J. T. King hails defensive tackle James Henkel of Texas Tech as among the top SWC players at his position. Henkel, a 6-1, 216-pound senior from Corsicana, aims to help the Raiders launch another strong season.
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Texas Tech lineman Henkel finds home at defensive tackle
Corsicana product James Henkel has shifted positions from guard to defensive tackle at Texas Tech. Coach J T King praises him as among the conference’s best for his size and speed. Henkel, who endured injuries yet played through the season, aims for a strong year and notes limited rivalries within the SWC.
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Freeman Heir-Apparent For Donny’s Job Is Unproven
Avalanche-Journal reports on Roger Freeman No. 43 as a sophomore back competing to replace Donny Anderson. Coach J T King says Freeman could be a blend of Anderson and Lienert, with speed and blocking skill, while acknowledging sophomore mistakes. Freeman aims to prove himself despite high expectations.
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Tech Gridders Show Quiet Confidence Ahead of 1966 Campaign
Texas Tech players and coach J T King field questions from SWC reporters as the Red Raiders prep for the 1966 season. Quotes from Guy Griffis Kenny Baker Doug Young Ronnie Smith Mike Leinert and John Scovell outline a balanced offense, team cohesion, and personal motivations while stressing less big plays and more teamwork.
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Coaches seek basketball games for Farwell and Tashoka squads
Farwell coach Vernon Scott seeks games for both boys and girls on December 9 December 13 and January 6 plus one more team for the annual tournament December 27 to 30. Tashoka coach Robert Ryan needs games for both his teams on December 9 December 1 and January 27. one team could play on any given date. Contact daytime for the respective high schools.
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Raiders Hopeful After Loss to Georgia Tech
The Raiders finished the season with a 31-21 defeat to Georgia Tech. He would coach if offered, but would consider a pro chance if appealing. He expects more letters and pondered adding weight, yet eyes a great season and another post season game, possibly Dallas on New Year’s Day.
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Kox and Nelson Triumph in Mat Wrestling Card
Killer Karl Kox defeated The Ox in the main event at Fair Park Coliseum on Wednesday night. Gary Hart beat Art Nelson and Ricky Romero defeated Karl Karlson. In the four and a half man tag, Terry and Dory Funk Jr. beat The Lawman Black Raider and Jack Cain. Gary Guerrero halted Bob Boyer in the sumo style contest.
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Tech Tigers look to improved offense and new backfield
Coach King discusses a versatile attack for the season replacing Wilson and Anderson with players in the backfield and passing game. He notes Scovell's strong throwing, capable receivers, and exciting power from Leinert Freeman Baker, while acknowledging inexperience and linebacker questions as potential weaknesses.
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