Diets and football tides sweep Texas panhandle notes
A collage of sports items from Texas areas. Bull Gilliam of TCA wrestles with weight and family support for Nebraska or TCU. Players from Abilene colleges join McMurry and ACC squads. Madisonville ends a long football drought with Earl Parker’s praise. Local golf aims and coaching publicity notes fill the page.
Four 2-4-4 Teams Are Undefeated in Cowboys District
The Avalanche-Journal reports four 2-4-4 teams remain undefeated as district play continues. Amarillo Tascosa beat Midland Lee 43-7 while Borger and others hold strong records. Upcoming Friday games include Tascosa hosting Borger and Coronado traveling to Littlefield.
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Tascosa
Pat Patterson
Rebels
Monty Johnson
Midland Lee Rebels
Borger Bulldogs
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Cooper
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Primian
Monterey
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Plainview
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Roswell
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Johnson
Midland Lee
Abilene Cooper
Jack Mildren
Berger
Jonny Gaiser
Bill Catlett
Danny Lester
Coronado
Ron Chaney
Randy Surratt
Lubbock High
Midland High
Littlefield
Tascoe Coronado
Pampa
Dumas
Tulsa
Dallas Sunset
el Paso Austin
Dallas South Coak Cliff
Snyder
Permian
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Eastwood
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Caprock
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Palo Duro
Tris
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Umeshaft
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Odessa
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Permian Monterey
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Wichita Walls
A. Pampa
Sweetwater
Fort Worth
Steelers top Lions 17 3 in Bill Austin era debut
Pittsburgh gains first win under coach Bill Austin as Ron Smith replaces injured Lill Nelson to throw a 4 yard touchdown to Roy Jefferson. Jim Bradshaw seals defense with two interceptions and a fumble recovery helping a 17 3 victory over Detroit. Attendance 95 479.
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Ron Smith
Roy Jefferson
Steelers
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Bill Austin
New York
Bradshaw
Bob Pettit Honored With NBA MVP Recognition
St Louis Hawks star Bob Pettit, a three time MVP winner and one time co winner, is highlighted for his achievements in the NBA All Star game and MVP awards.
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ST Louis
UPI
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Chiefs Top Raiders 32-10 as Dawson Fires Three TDs
Kansas City quarterback Len Dawson threw three touchdown passes and the defense shined to beat Oakland 32-10 at the new Raiders stadium. Chuck Hurston disrupted with a blocked punt, Fred Williamson blocked a field goal, and Mike Garrett added a 42 yard TD run in the AFL clash witnessed by 50,746 in the stadium portion of a $26.5 million complex.
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Kansan City
Len Dawson
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Itheir
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Chuck Hurston
Auburn
Mike Eisehheid
Aaron Brown
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Fred Arbanas
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Eischeid
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Arbanas
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Namath and Jets crush Oilers 52 to 13 for 2-0 start
Joe Namath threw five touchdown passes to lead the New York Jets past the Houston Oilers 52 13 in AFL action. The win gives New York the league's unbeaten record in the Eastern Division as 54 681 attended the opener. Named targets included Sauer Sammons Maynard and Snell in a record scoring day.
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NY Sammons
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Rbilanda
Boozer
Turner
Unitas Fires Four TD Passes To Lead Colts Past Vikings
Johnny Unitas threw four touchdown passes to set an NFL career scoring pass record as the Baltimore Colts rallied from 16 points down to defeat the Minnesota Vikings 38 23 in Minneapolis. He connected with John Mackey Ray Berry and Tom Matte as the Colts overcame an early deficit and capitalized on a pair of Viking miscues late in the game.
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Vikings
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Johnny Unitas
Y. A. Tittle
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Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay
Baltimore
Bill Brown
Colt
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Viking
Grady Alderman
Mike Curtis
Jerry Logan
Tarkenton
Matte
Tommy Mason
Fred Cox
Cox
Bobcats Prove Tough as District 3-AA Competitors Grow
Preseason doubts fade as Dimmitt and the Bobcats push contenders in a crowded district. Abernathy Hale Center and others roll, with Post and Memphis yielding strong starts in 4-AA through close games and tight finishes.
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Lockney
Cciuccie
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iPont
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Abernathy
Prensup & Poxt
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Hale Center
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Lubbock Swim Club Announces Weekend Workouts
Fifty three members joined workouts at the Texas Tech pool with seven current members and open enrollments for ages 8 to 17. Membership costs 12 50 per semester 25 for two family members and 5 for each additional member. Coach James McNally assists weekly with R E F Jackson as president treasurer and D W Dorman as secretary.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
James McNally
Davis Cup Series Ends With U S Victory
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia and Fred Stolle of Australia each won their singles to complete a three day Davis Cup series in Midland Texas. The United States won the series three matches to two over Australia.
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Midland
Tex
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Fred Stolle
United States
U.S
Ashe
Roy Emerson
Stolle
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Braves recall Upshaw from Richmond IL
The Atlanta Braves announced that pitcher Cecil Upshaw has been recalled from Richmond of the International League. Upshaw, a 6 foot 5 right hander, posted a 5 5 record at Richmond.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Cecil Upshaw
Richmond
Upshaw
McNally Named West Texas AAU Chapter President
James McNally, Texas Tech swimming coach, was elected president of the West Texas AAU Chapter. Clint McFarland and Dick Walker were named vice president and re-elected secretary-treasurer. The group nominated the Wayland Flying Queens for the James E. Sullivan Award and rejected combining the two associations.
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Abilene
Texas Tech
James McNally
West Texas
AAU
Clint McFarland
Amarillo
Dick Walker
Lubbock
Wayland Flying Queens
James E. Sullivan
Border Aau Assn
Hutson Leads NFL In Pass Receptions Eight Seasons Tied For 17 TDs In One Season
Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers led the National Football League in pass receiving for eight seasons and shares the league record with Elroy Hirsch of Los Angeles for 17 touchdown catches in a single season.
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Green Bay, Wis
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Elroy Hirsch
Los Angeles
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