Littlefield Holds Ott Brownfield For 20 To 19 Victory
Littlefield Wildcats edge Brownfield Cubs 20 to 19 in a non conference clash. Greer returns a 90 yard punt for a touchdown while Morris and Jones power the first half surge. Meek adds a 14 yard score and Bevel intercepts late to seal the win for Littlefield.
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Two Big Bobbles Cost Nervous Braves Victory
The Milwaukee Braves blew two key plays allowing the St. Louis Cardinals to win 5 to 4 and trim Milwaukee's NL pennant lead to a half game. Del Crandall's throwing error on a potential double play, with bases loaded in the eighth, plated the decisive run as Bobby Del Greco scored. Rookie Taylor Phillips took the loss. Lindy McDaniel earned his seventh win as Cardinal pitchers held off a late Milwaukee rally.
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Littlefield vs Brownfield gridiron clash ends in scoring flurry
In a rough game Littlefield shows 1st downs and rushing yards while Brownfield scores on a 9 yard punt return and a 44 yard run. Mike Greer contributes a 9 yard punt return and a key 4th quarter drive with a 10 yard run amid penalties totaling 30 yards. Mike Morrissey and Larry Meeks help with a 274 yard pass from Mike Hamilton and a 10 yard run as Brownfield adds extra points via Gobby Moore.
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Becker Dunn Team To Give Southland 53 20 Victory
Southland Eagles beat Wellman Wildcats 53 20 as Gilbert Becker and Ronnie Dunn combined for six touchdowns three each. Harold Donahoo added a score and defensive standout play by Donahoo helped seal the win.
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Amherst Bulldogs Roll To 13-0 District Win Over Kress
Amherst bulldogs beat Kress Kangaroos 13 0 in District 3 6 action. Jerry Polvado scored on a 1 yard run after a Kress fumble on the 12 yard line. Jerry Gee sealed it with a 35 yard interception return in the final period. Keith Huggins starred on the line and Donnie Gonzalez was strong for Kress. This was Kress first district game.
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Whitharral Slaps Longhorns 40 to 6 in conference clash
Whitharral Panthers seized first place in the 3B after routing the Lazbuddie Longhorns 40-6. Coda Stephenson ran for three touchdowns in the third quarter, including a 65 yard pass setup and runs of 46 and 38 yards. Billy Thetford added the lone first half TD on an 18 yard run. Nub Edwards added a 12 yard score and recovered a fumble for a late six. Glenn Watkins and Gerald also contributed on defense and a late score respectively.
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Farwell Tramples New Home in Wild Non-Conference Battle
In Farwell, a 410 scoreless first quarter gave way to a 20-point second period highlighted by Larry Pike with a 13-yard run and a 20-yard Lovelace pass. J Lovelace added a 15-yard run and four extra points as Farwell outscores New Home, 410, in a tense non-league clash. The game ends with Lovelace connecting on key plays, including a 25-yard pass to McDorman for a long score.
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Snyder Tigers maul Steers in big spring stadium debut
Snyder Tigers crushed the Steers 39-0 in the first game at the new Big Spring football stadium. Pollard opened with a 30 yard run after a Steer fumble, Berry added two more scores, and Fowler and Hindas added late touchdowns as Snyder pulled away dominating fumbles and substitutions.
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Spur 7 0 Crosbyton on late Gabriel run
In Crosbyton Spur defeated Crosbyton 7 to 0 as Max Gabriel broke free for a 35 yard TD with 15 seconds left in the first half. Spur built 209 rushing yards to 186 for Crosbyton and had 62 passing yards to none.
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Wilson rolls over Petersburg 26 to 12 in gridiron clash
Wilson Mustangs used a balanced running attack with four different scorers powering a 26 to 12 win over Petersburg Buffaloes. J W Wortham opened Petersburg with a 30 yard run before Wilson answered with Lamb, Etheridge, Haynes, and Carley scoring and Corley securing two conversions.
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Frenship overwhelms New Deal 56 15 in Wolfforth clash
Frenship High Tigers remained undefeated with a 56 to 15 win over New Deal Lions in Wolfforth. Don Durham led the attack with 25 23 and 30 yard TD runs, Monte Fowler added two scores, and Leroy Richardson along with Richard Baker scored for Frenship. New Deal’s Ray Leatherwood added a 75 yard kickoff return and a two yard TD, while the Lions’ defense secured a safety. Frenship totaled 238 rushing and 154 passing yards to New Deal’s 89 rushing.
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Kermit Remains Unbeaten in 27-12 Victory Over Lamesa
In Lamesa, the visiting Kermit Yellowjackets stayed undefeated with a 27-12 win over the Golden Tornados. Johny Middleton led Lamesa with 171 rushing yards, while Kermit’s Charles Thompson and Jackie Probst produced key plays, including a 99-yard kickoff return by Thompson and late surges by Haggard and Williams. Sammie Cates starred on defense for Ker mit.
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Texan Tech vs Baylor at Baylor Stadium in Waco
The game between Texan Tech and Baylor is set for 2 PM at Baylor Stadium in Waco with telecast on KCBD TV and KDI.
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Muleshoe Golf Club Hosts West Texas Pro-Am Tournament
Muleshoe Golf Club will host a West Texas Pro-Amateur on Monday with tee off at 8 am and an entry deadline of 12:30 p.m. Two hundred dollars prize money will be shared among the top eight professionals. Warren Cantell of Meadesbrook Golf Course in Lubbock will conduct a special golf clue event. West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.
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Antelopes Defeat O'Donnell 39 to 19 in Wild Fourth Quarter
Post Antelopes upset O'Donnell Eagles 39 19 before 1500 fans. Ray Garry opened scoring with a 10 yard end sweep, Jack Morris added a 10 yard run, Benny Richbourg traded a 70 yard return for O'Donnell, and Ronnie Kennedy finished a drive with a 3 yard plunge. James Williams scored three Antelope TDs, Benny Richbourg broke free for a 70 yard scamper, Johnny McLaurin found the end zone twice for the Eagles, and Williams sealed it with a 40 yard interception return.
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Idalou Wildcats Dominate Ropesville 32 12
Idalou Wildcats scored in every quarter and held Ropesville to 12 points in a 32 12 victory at Ropesville. Key plays included Jimmy Bevers 30 yard TD for the Eagles and Jim Gonzales 15 yard TD for Idalou, with Ken Weaver adding extra points and multiple rushing scores by Idalou backs.
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Port Arthur Whips Odessa 30 7 in Texas clash
Port Arthur Yellowjackets crushed Odessa Broncs 30 7 at Odessa. Fullback Jimmy Landrum scored four touchdowns on runs of 3, 34, 4 and 1 yard while Port Arthur’s defense limited Odessa to three first downs after the opening drive.
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Dodgers Postpone Game as NL pennant race tightens
Brooklyn schedules a Saturday double header against Pittsburgh after Friday night rain delays. Sal Maglie starts the first game and Roger Craig the second for the Dodgers. Bob Friend and Ronnie Kline will pitch for the Pirates in the two contests. Manager Walter Alston said the postponement changes nothing in approach as Brooklyn trails the Braves by one game with three to play.
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Phillies Giants game postponed by rain in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Phillies and New York Giants Friday game was rained out with wet grounds. A doubleheader will be played Sunday, and the teams will also be televised Saturday night.
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