Teal hunting ends as Texas issues nine day season permits
The special nine day teal season ends at sunset with about 13 000 Texans applying for permits from the Parks and Wildlife Department. Some South Plains hunters secured permits but no success reports arrive yet. Warden Don Krieble notes few hunters sighted. The piece also covers hunting club meetings and dove season safety, plus a feature on a stolen permit request and a recipe column.
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Hereford Invite Leads After First Day Play
Hereford Invita tional leaders Joe Huber of Lubbock and Ken Bailey of Amarillo tied at 66 as day one ends. Otis Goullhugh and John Etheridge of Amarillo and Joe Kerr of Hereford sit close with 67s. Multiple flights see knotted leads and hopes for the trophy as second day action looms.
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Ted Haberer
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Jim Blakely
Ruidoso Race Event Yields Notable Thoroughbred Wins
At Ruidoso the first race featured TB Man for 34 6 pen with entries such as Kare TR Méadim and Fytor TOIT with various horses listed. The program notes include multiple horses, handlers, and splits, culminating in a wins feature at Narragansett Park where Steel Viking, previously victorious at Suffolk Downs, won the featured purse.
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Yankees Defeat White Sox to Tie Win Record
Whitey Ford earned his 231st victory to tie Red Ruffing as the Yankees' all time winning pitcher and lead New York past the skidding White Sox 3-1 in Chicago. The White Sox dropped their sixth straight in a 3-1 setback.
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Coronado Dominates on Road in Sloppy Duel with Lamesa
Coronado beat Lamesa 208 total yards to 112 with 157 rushing and 71 passing as penalties racked up 155 yards against Coronado and 104 against Lamesa. The long game stretched two hours 45 minutes with many costly mistakes and no strong kicking game.
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Tulsa edges Houston in seventh straight victory
Tulsa remained undefeated in a seventh consecutive win as Anderson threw two second half TD passes to Twilley and Sweeny. He finished 25 of 47 for 230 yards with one interception, while Twilley caught 11 passes for 111 yards. McVea fumbled four times in the first half as Houston’s offense struggled.
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Dodgers Streak Past Astros to Narrow NL Pace
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Houston Astros 8-3, scoring three unearned runs in the first inning and capitalizing on five Astros errors. Claude Osteen was charged with the loss after permitting 12 hits, with Ron Perranoski finishing. The win kept L A a half game behind the San Francisco Giants in the NL standings.
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Rhome Leads Dallas Past Bears in Exhibition Bout
Rookie Jerry Rhome, back on the Tulsa field for NFL preseason action, threw three touchdown passes in the second and fourth quarters guiding the Dallas Cowboys to a 34 2 victory over the Chicago Bears. Hayes caught the final score as Tulsa roared to a crowd record.
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Bills Dismantle Patriots 24-7 In AFL Opener
Buffalo used a stout defense and a first quarter interception return by Charley Warner to seize control of the season opener. Jack Kemp connected on multiple passes and Gino Cappelletti’s late TD catch helped seal a 24-7 victory over Boston with Ernie Warlick and Glenn Bass contributing in the aerial attack.
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Packers Pop Cardinals in Exhibition Win at Home
Green Bay, led by Bart Starr and Paul Hornung, upset St. Louis 31-13 in front of 50,858 as Starr threw three TDs and Hornung caught one and also ran a TD. Don Chandler added a field goal. Cardinals finally scored a TD in the fourth on a Sonny Randle 19-yard pass from Charley Johnson.
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Raiders Rally Behind Bearden Beard in Creaky Midwest Clash
Bearden sparks the Raiders to a 34 point fourth quarter after a rough third period. Scovell connects with Baker for 12 points and White for 40 yard touchdown as Wilson and King shuffle backs and receivers, eyeing Kansas. Baker leads receivers with 70 yards on six catches.
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J.T. King
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Lancers Open Season with 28 6 Victory Over Littlefield B
Monterey B opened the football season by defeating Littlefield B 28 to 6. Kurt Enzminger scored two rushing touchdowns and added an extra point. Kyle Barrett added a 1 yard TD run, Bobo Hester had a 20 yard interception return for a TD, and Zane Noble added a PAT.
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