Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds rebuild under new coach Scott
New ENMU head coach Jack Scott outlines a homegrown recruiting plan from West Texas and New Mexico, focusing on freshmen and sophomores to lift the Greyhounds from a 2-8 finish. Don Birmingham and staff emphasize recruiting near Portales, with junior college players possible, and a long rebuilding timeline.
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Pro Grid Favorites Named in AP Preseason Poll
The Associated Press released predicted order of finish for the NFL, naming Kansas City Chiefs as favored to win the AFC West and Minnesota as top in the NFC Central. Detroit and Dallas trailed in the conference votes, with teams such as Baltimore, Chicago, Green Bay, and San Francisco also appearing in the rankings.
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Salavarria Captures Boxing Victory In Manila
Erbito Salavarria, world flyweight champion, defeated Natalio Jimenez of the Dominican Republic by unanimous decision in a 12 round title bout. Salavarria weighed 112.5 pounds to Jimenez’s 113, and manager Ramon Lainez said Salavarria will defend the title on December 18 in the Philippines with short-listed challengers Henry Nielsen of Australia Betulio Gonzalez of Venezuela and Fernando Amora of Panama.
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U.S. Open Tennis Title Fights Delayed by Thunderstorms
Forest Hills events halted as rain and storms threaten play. Americans Evert and Ashe linger in semifinals with prize money totaling 20,000 for men and 6,600 for women. U.S. swimmers completed a clean sweep while Montreal signs veteran J C Tremblay for the upcoming NHL season.
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