Longhorns optimistic outlook and player quotes
In the 1965 Texas outlook, PETE SAMMONS says Texas can be the best if players stay healthy, but depth is thin. GARY MOORE notes Dodgers interest but hesitates about turning pro. PHIL HARRIS recalls meeting Phil Harris and Greg Lott. JIM HELMS discusses catching issues with punts. TOMMY STOCKTON comments on the running game.
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Pete Sammons
Jacksonville
Texas
Gary Moore
Tulsa
Dodgers
Lawrence Elkins
Bavior
Elkins
Phil Harris
San Antonio
Navy
Las Vegas
Greg Lote
Lottas
Jim Helms
San Benito
Layne and Nobis Comment on Tech UT Scheduling
Tommy Nobis, America linebacker from San Antonio, discusses early game timing against Tech and UT. He says the order of matchups won’t change the outcome, arguing the teams are evenly matched and any advantage depends on the lineups and preparation.
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Tommy Nobis
America
San Antonio
Tech-Ut E
Tech
Texas Longhorn Roster Messy List Reflects SWC Talk and Luck
Fragmented OCR shows Texas roster scraps and coach quotes amid SWC schedule chatter. References to quarterbacks, opponents like SMU, regional high school pairings, and Dallas area sites mingle with vague notes on Austin and Houston matchups and a 1963 balk record.
Forecast and Collins Look for Improvement With Freshman Hurdles
The piece notes Texas football faces doubt despite returning All America talent and a veteran backfield. Coach Royal laments low spirits and says the team has limited starting experience and speed compared to last year’s lineup. Darrell remains pessimistic about any early encouragement.
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Nunnally
Mauldin
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Royal
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Baytown Leads Class AAAA Football Early Season Grind
Baytown, once the overwhelming favorite, stumbled 3-0 in a season opener against Spring Branch. The Ganders face Port Arthur this week as other regional teams including Dallas Wilson and Mesquite, Odessa Permian, and Highland Park show strong early form.
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Denton
Gainesville
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Mesquite
Paris
Greenvile
Arrington
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Sherman
Durant
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Madson Bryan
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Texas City
Dallas Wilson Outfit
S Cliff
Odessa
Amarillo Tascosa
Tascosa
Amarillo
Sandies
San Angelo
Beaumont South Park
Fort Worth Paschal
El Paso AAAA Schedule Highlights Mixed O1 Games
The week’s Class AAAA schedule shows several El Paso matchups including Andress at Roswell and Bowie at Kermit. Other games span El Paso East wand, Ector at El Paso, Cathedral at El Paso, Van Horn at El Paso Parkland, Tech at Crane, and regional showdowns across Odessa, Abilene, Lubbock, and Midland with multiple Amarillo clashes.
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Roswell
el Paso
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Bowie
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Albuquerque Highlands
Alamogordo
el Paso Eastwand
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Ector
Irvin
Artesia
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van Horn
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Crane
Carlsbad
Yeleta
Sweetwater
Abilene
Yeleta_ Bel
Big Spring
Amarillo
Paso
Duro
Midland
Lubbock
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Tascosa
Buckpasser Wins Arlington-Washington Futurity In Photo Finish
Buckpasser, the 4-5 favorite, edged Father's Image by about a half length in the Arlington-Washington Futurity for juveniles. The colt paid 3.60 to win, 3 to place, and 2.60 to show as a 30,347-crowd watched at Arlington Park. Father’s Image, owned by John M. Olin and ridden by Ray Broussard, paid 11.20 and 7 for place and show. Demon Dyne finished third with 25,000 for fourth, as Buckpasser increased earnings to 375,000 for this season.
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Buckpasser
Arlington-Washington
Father’s. Image
Father's
John M. Olin
Alton
Ill
Ray Broussard
al- Demon Dyno
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Mark
Our Michael
Demon Dyne
Kenny Buckpasser
Knapp
Tom Fool
Curt Michael
Ottawa Triumphs Over Hamilton Tigers In CFL Clash
Russ Jackson threw two touchdown passes and Moe Racine kicked two field goals as Ottawa defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 22 to 13.
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Moe Racine
Hamilton Tiger- Cats
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