Local Grid Units Eye Scrimmages
Permian Panthers and Odessa High Bronchos began full contact drills as they prep for 1972 season openers. Scrimmages include Monahans Laboes and North Side Steers. Ector Eagles meet Midland Lee in early tests. Ticket sales start Monday at the administration building.
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Permian Panthers
Odessa High School
Barrett Stadium
Black Cats
Cisco
North Side High School
Ft. Worth
Ector Eagles
Eighth and Lee
Eagles
Midland Lee Rebels
Dunbar High School
Ector
Amarillo
Caprock High School
Odessa
Dick Winder
OHS
Prenis Williams
Gil Bartosh
Permian
Seagren Accepts Pole Rules Goodbye To Jerks
Seagren, 26, Los Angeles pole vaulter and defending Olympic champ, says he will retire from track after 1980 and denounces the IAAF pole ban dispute. He will use the older pole to prepare for Munich, criticizing track officials as “imbeciles” and railing against restrictions he says hinder athletes.
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Seagren
Munich
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Los Angeles
U S Fencers Emphasize Individual Training Ahead
Ruth White, 21, youngest U S fencing team member and NYU pre med student, says fencers lack good standing with other Olympic athletes and must maintain mental sharpness emotional balance and maturity as fencing is an individual discipline. She notes public misperceptions about fencers due to village habits but stresses the need for self discipline to win America’s first fencing medal in 12 years.
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New York University
Haynie Hagge Lead Tourney At National Jewish Hospital
Denver AP lead pair Sandra Haynie and Marlene Hagge shot two under par 69s to top a field of 64 pros and four amateurs after round one of the $25,000 National Jewish Hospital Ladies Professional Golf Association Tournament. Jane Blalock tied Kathy Ahern for third after a 33 on the back nine at Green Gables, while Kathy Whitworth matched par to finish tied for fifth in a field featuring 17 of the 1972 tour’s top money winners benefiting the children’s treatment facilities at National Jewish Hospital. The 54-hole event at Green Gables was delayed briefly by rain threats.
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Denver
API
Sandra Haynie
Marlene Hagge
National Jewish Hospital
Jane Blalock
Green Gables Country Club
Kathy Ahern
Kathy Whitworth
Winners Losers and F M White Southwest Conference Football
Southwest Conference drills underway as Texas Longhorns face heat off Coach Darrell Royal. Arkansas labeled favorite with Texas A&M drawing preseason attention. Bubba Bean emerges for Aggies after high school yardage record. Bean cited as freshman potential star. Pro football camps stir antics with Redskins chess tournament and team antics. Pony football prep notes for Pop Warner start Sept. 30 and Midland Lee Rebels booster edition features Lyons and McCright as captains.
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Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Arkansas
Texas Aggies
LBJ
Horns
Texas
A&m
Ernest “Bubba” Bean
Houston
Aggieland
Kermit
John Bounds
Bean
Kirbyville
Oklahoma
Dwight Harris
Midland
Midland Lee Rebels
Midland Grid
Lee Booster Club
OHS
PHS
Lee
Rebel Yell
Pat Lyons
Gary McCright
Rebs
Cosmos, Stars Face NASL Title Clash in Hempstead
New York Cosmos meet St. Louis Stars in Hempstead for the NASL championship with a head to head clash between Randy Horton and Mike Winter. Horton leads in scoring with 22 points and MVP honors, while Winter is Rookie of the Year finalist and among top goalies. The Stars, division winners and US World Cup contributors, collide with the Cosmos, Northern Division champions, who boast Roth and Stritzl from the World Cup squad.
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Baltimore
New York
Ruth
Mexico
Hempstead
N.Y
New York Cosmos
St. Louis Stars
Cosmos
Randy Horton
Stars
Mike Winter
Horton
Winter
The
Canada
New Yorkers
Werner Roth
Sigy Stritzl
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George Moore
Pacer-American Corp
U.S
Ruth White
United States
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Hagge
Miss White
YWCA
Deena Deardruff
Jennifer Kemp
Olympic Village
Deena
Marilyn King
Fremont
Calif
E. 8Th St
Whitewall Precision
FBI
F.M. White
Washington Redskins
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Gamesters
Redskins
Bobby
John Wilbur
Jon Jaqua
POP Warner
W. T. Barrett