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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
15
Coronado's offense dominated Dunbar with a late first half score by Jerry Cramer and a series of strong runs by Anders. Henderson faced heavy pressure, while Dunbar stalled after early attempts as penalties and missed connections kept their offense quiet.
Lubbock High School faces Odessa Ector at W T Berrett Stadium in a fifth meeting with a 3-0-1 LHS advantage. Key LHS players include Chuck McCarter and Mike Mitchum, while coach Tommy Stone warns about Ector speed and long bombs.
Veteran forward Danny Schock has been sold outright to the Richmond Robins of the American Hockey League. Philadelphia Flyers general manager Keith Allen announced on Thursday.
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle says the league will lift its ban on televising sold out home games once Congress enacts the anti blackout law requiring all seats sold 72 hours before kickoff. He cites potential harms like reduced attendance and overexposure, while noting Game of the Week options may arise if needed. Lions spokesman Lyall Smith questions how a sellout is defined.
Sophomore football at Lubbock High beat Coronado 12 to 0. Plainview defeated Monterey 32 to 0. Ninth grade football saw Matthews 12 Evans 7. Eighth grade Gear football: Alderson 6 Struggs 0. Mackenzie 20 Thompson 6. Matthews 22 Evans 6.
Coronado Mustangs defeated the Dunbar Panthers 7 to 0 as both teams sought their first win. Coronado rolled 220 rushing yards while surrendering six penalties for 82 yards and three fumbles. Coach Jimmie Keeling praised the victory but lamented missed scoring chances and dropped opportunities inside the five yard line.
Graham Marsh of Australia Ben Arda of the Philippines and Hsieh Ming Nan of Nationalist China joined two others with 67s to share the opening round lead in the $63.46 Asahi Sanpo Tournament in Ichihara Japan.
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said after a brief workout that the Razorbacks are ready for their marquee season opener against No 1 Southern California Saturday night. He noted high excitement and expectations as players and coaches prepare for the unfamiliar challenge.
Running back John Riggins ended his holdout and signed with the New York Jets, with verbal NFL permission to reinstate him from the reserve list. He is expected to play Monday night versus St. Louis after rushing for 944 yards last season before a knee injury.
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