West Texans stars in North All Star camp game
The West Texas trio Pendleton Bates and Phipps sketch the North squad for the 39th Texas High School Coaches Association All Star game at Amon Carter Stadium Wichita Falls. Pendleton and Bates shed pounds. Phipps eyes offense as previews of a fast paced clash. The North, led by Crosslin, prepares to rely on a Pro style attack while the South vows to push the air game with multiple receivers.
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Duane Thomas Fades Back Into Los Angeles Scene
NFL rookie of the year Duane Thomas fled Patriots camp after a contract dispute and flew to Los Angeles. He avoided reporters at LAX and reportedly hid in his Los Angeles apartment while Patriots GM Upton Bell limited comments. Thomas pressured for renegotiation of an alleged 80,000 dollar annual contract. Cowboys traded him to New England for Carl Garrett and a top draft pick amid further player moves across the league.
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Terry Funk Defeats Pak Song for Western States Title
Terry Funk defended his western states heavyweight championship by defeating Pak Song in a best of three falls at Ector County Coliseum on Tuesday night. Funk captured the first and third falls. Also featured were Luke Brown defeating Killer Karl Kox in a Texas death match, Hart and Parente beating Farmer and Kozak, Roop stopping Ciclon Negro, and a draw between Alex and Don Dully.
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Area Coaches Nomination for THSCA Convention
Arlen White, head basketball coach at Crane, and Maurice Hodges, former Monahans coach now at Snyder, were nominated to coach the All Star teams for their sports at next year’s THSCA convention. They face west zone nominees in a voting process. Wilburn George of Reagan County High School in Big Lake was elected Region IV director for a three year term.
Ector's Track Mentor Earns ACC Exes Award Honor
Fort Worth staff notes Ector's track mentor James Segrest and Odessa coach Harold Green are among ACC Ex- ness award recipients at a Tuesday banquet. French, a former Odessa coach, led Eagle tracksters to district and regional titles and previously starred at Nederland High School and Richardson track.
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Coaches Conclave Highlights Texas High School Scene
West Texas coaches gather at the Texas High School Coaches Association conclave in Fort Worth Odessa and Permian figure in the discussion with Gil Bartosh pursuing a 10th game for the Panthers. Courts reshuffle enrollments. Waco LaVega shifts to AA schedules. Bryan High and Waco Moore seen as likely Permian opponents.
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