Drummond Stars in Hereford 38 Dimmitt 8 Victory
Gene Drummond scored three touchdowns to lift Hereford to a 38-8 road win over Dimmitt. He opened with a 20 yard run and added a 7 yard TD, plus a 65 yard reception and run. Hereford led 26-0 at halftime and improved to 1-1 while Dimmitt fell to 0-3.
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Grege Richards
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Kent Lindsay
Don Moore
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Anton Bulldogs Triumph Over Bonesville Eagles 46-0
Anton Bulldogs crushed the Bonesville Eagles 46 to 0 on a muddy field Friday night. Biffle and Couch sparked the offense with multiple runs and a kickoff, while Ropes contributed key yardage and a late TD as Anton pulled away in the second half.
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Anton Bulldogs
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Slaton Edges Tahoka 8 0 In Opening Football
Slaton Tigers beat Tahoka 8 0 after scoring on a 5 yard run by Ee Johnson on the opening drive. Johnson rushed for 110 yards. Tahoka threatened twice but lost the ball on downs and fumbles three times.
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Farmer Leads Lubbock High Over Odessa High
Lubbock High, led by Farmer, built a halftime lead with a 27 yard run and a late score. Odessa tightened after a failed conversion as Gatlin and strong defense kept the Bronchos within reach, but Farmer continued to wear down the Odessa front.
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Springlake blanks Bovina 27 to 0 in Friday football
Springlake beat Bovina 27 0 as Doug Messer connected on two touchdown passes to Floods and Floyd Henderson. Bennett and Sanders added scores and the Springlake defense, led by James Thomas, held Bovina. Roman Ramirez Eddie Connie and Don McKinney starred on defense for the visitors.
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Eddie Corn
Don McKinney
Baytown Defeats Port Arthur in Defensive Showdown
Baytown topped Port Arthur 6-0 before 14 000 fans as Richard Plato connected with Kenny Fenelon for a third quarter TD after a 65 yard drive. Port Arthur committed three fumbles while Baytown recovered two. Jack Trigg missed the extra point.
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Jack Trigg
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SWC Opens Season Amid Record Attendance In 1960s
Southwest Conference teams start the season before massive crowds led by Texas A and M and Arkansas. Texas A Vgs face a veteran Louisiana State in Baton Rouge as Nebraska eyes a top clash with Texas Christian in Fort Worth crowds. Attendees exceed 350000 as teams battle for early supremacy across the league.
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Punt Pass Kick Contest Opens in Lubbock Event
The NFL and Ford Dealers of America launch their fifth annual punt pass and kick for boys ages 8 to 13 with a press conference. Registration for the Oct. 9 event at Texas Tech practice field is underway at five local sites. Over 500 entries are expected after 300 last year.
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Sundown Routs Wilson 29 12 for 2 0 Start
Sundown erased a 12 0 first quarter deficit by scoring 22 points in the second period to beat Wilson 29 12. Sundown compiled 350 yards offense while Wilson had 140. Standout defenders were Wilson’s David Koslan Gary Williamson and Kenneth Carley. Sundown’s Dub Holly Ronnie Popejoy Randy Carter and Jim Gran contributed on offense with Bell intercepting late.
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David Koslan
Gary Williamson
Kenneth Carley
Jimmy Douglas
Adell Bell
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Jal Romps To AG-7 Victory Over Ruidoso
Jal Panthers crushed Ruidoso Warriors 47 to 7 for their third win with no defeats. Rick Marlar anchored scoring in the first period, Keith Fine added multiple conversions, and the Jal offense totaled 472 yards. Ruidoso remains winless at 0-2 this season.
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Bobby Foreman
Kenny Parrish
Bill Halsey
Jals
Fine
Bobby Hicks
David Myers
Southland Beats Smyer 12-6 In Eight-Man Thriller
Ha bier Salinas scored both Southland touchdowns, running four yards in the first period and returning a second quarter interception 50 yards for a score. Smyer answered with a late TD on a five-yard run by Jim Berry.
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Quell Uprising Lobos Edge Canyon 17 16
Levelland Lobos defeat Canyon 17 to 16 as Mik Parkinson rushes for a three yard TD and Joe Tubbs connects with Raymond Key for two points. Canyon answers with Tom Lair one yard TD runs and a late two point pass to Dennis Haley, leaving both teams at 1-1.
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Ry Robinson
Levelland
Mic Parkinson
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Marigin
Monterey Surges To 7-0 Lead In Season Opener
Monterey drives 68 yards for a first half touchdown as Bowlin connects with Tate and Gobin for key completions. Permian dodges further damage but stall after two drives, while Monterey neutralizes late threats and runs out the clock.
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Lions Romp Past Hart 40-0 in Friday Game
The New Deal Lions overwhelmed Hart 40 to 0 with Tavaine Agnew and Gary Winningham scoring long runs. Winningham added a 60 yard TD, while Lawrence Smith and Bally Mitchell contributed as Hart’s defense led by Larry Huston fought hard.
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Lazbuddie Edges Whiteface in Defensive 6-0 Finish
Lazbuddie Longhorns defeated Whiteface Antelopes 6-0 on a rain slicked night. Craig Schuman broke the tie with a 29 yard run at 2:22 left, Stonnie Melton’s interception set up the moment but out of bounds on return. Key defenders were Lazbuddie Jerry Mitchell and Sonny Harlan. for Whiteface, Ron Muslins, Inne Taylor, and Darrell Kitchen stood out.
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Gambee Signs 1965-68 NBA Contract with Philadelphia
Philadelphia AP reports Dave Gambee ended his holdout by signing his 1965 68 contract with the Philadelphia team in the NBA.
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Potato Arrivals Report and Market Notes in Chicago
Market brief from Chicago reports potato arrivals at 35 on track with remaining supply steady. Demand described as moderate with best firm, Russet prices quoted around 4.25 for Washington, Minnesota around 2.00 for round types. Butter and egg markets noted with wholesale selling unsettled. prices paid delivered to Chicago show mixed movements.
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Wheat Rallies on the Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat rallied in brisk early afternoon trading on the Chicago Board of Trade with advances over a cent a bushel. Analysts cited speculative short covering and new long positions while other commodities faced selling pressure in a narrow trading range. Forecasts of drier weather weighed on corn and soybeans.
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