Wildcats Hope To Improve With Experience At Littlefield
New coach Deverelle Lewis leads Littlefield Wildcats with nine returnees from last year. The team must replace 21 lettermen and faces Dunbar in the opener while Estacado looms in the district mix. Key players include Holt at quarterback and Funk, Hickman, or Hernis in the backfield, with Nace and Trotter on the line.
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Silverton High installs solid ground game with big backs
Silverton High School under coach Bill Stovall emphasizes a ground attack built around a 210-pound fullback Marvin Self and 200-pound Bill Strange. The Owls plan wing-T and pro set with a speedy backfield ahead of District 2A competition, relying on size, strength, and versatility in backfield and line positions.
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Ziegler upbeat after win despite sponsorship shortfall
St Louis report says golfer Larry Ziegler is elated by his victory but concerned sponsors have yet to provide promised funding. He foresees prize money affecting his finances only if finally awarded, noting the golf tour event in Michigan and hopeful sponsors intend to honor commitments.
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Willie Davis Named NL Player of the Month for August
Willie Davis of the Los Angeles Dodgers was named National League Player of the Month for August by 48 of 60 sportswriters and broadcasters. He hit safely in all 28 games, extending a 31 game streak, with Jim Hickman of the Chicago Cubs runner up with a 301 average, 40 homers and 25 RBIs in 29 games.
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Stanton Buffs eye 5-AA season with optimism
Stanton coach Gerald Loyd says the Buffaloes will not finish last in 5-AA after a 0–4 SAA start and early wins. Star Steve Stallings the AA state mile champ leads lineup at tight end as Loyd uses a split back set and Arkansas Monster defense.
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LCC to Host South Plains Ladies Tournament Qualifiers
Taibback Country Club will host the South Plains Ladies Tournament this week with a Wednesday to Friday match play format. An early a m shotgun starts entrants from Bravenfield Plainview Tahoka Hillcrest Meadowbrook and Lubbock Country Clubs.
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Mitchell Retires as Redskins All Pro Enduring Receiver
Washington veteran Bobby Mitchell announced his retirement from the Redskins at age 34 after 20 seasons. He leaves as the NFL’s leading active receiver with 521 catches for 7,953 yards and 546 points, while remaining second all time behind Raymond Berry in catches and Jim Brown in total yards. Mitchell will stay with Washington in a front office role.
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