Broncho Cagers Face Colorado City Tonight
Bronchos host Colorado City after a strong road trip led by Center John Wilson scoring 25 against El Paso Talferso, 2 against El Paso Bowie, and 30 in the Irvin game. Heap and Harris hit double figures in all three wins as Odessan lineup includes Wilson Heap Harris Branam. Coach Green sets starters for the night with Wheeler?
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John Wilson
el Paso
Talferso
el Paso Bowie
Irvin
Craig Heap
Don Harris
Ach
Bronclns
Heap
Harris
Bill Roberts
Robert
American Sports
Dunbar Panthers
Wille
Cormandy
Tose
Plainview
Colorado City
Coach Green
Distin
Harold Green
Odessa High
Mexia
Wilson
Colorado City Wolves
Eward
John Branam
Amarilla Caprock
Wolves
Siaton
Caddo Matthews
Randy Parker
Johny Matthews
Typeel
Riders Shine in Final Round at National Finals Rodeo
Oklahoma City AP report says day two at the National Finals Rodeo saw 10 of 15 cowboys on Brahma bulls successfully ride as Gary Leffen of Santa Maria Calif led with 83 points. Sunday results list top placers in bareback saddle bronc bull riding team roping Cal roping and girls barrel racing with notable names across the U.S. and Canada.
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Oklahoma City
Gary Leffen
Santa Maria
Calif
United States
Canada
Gary Tucker
Carlsbad
N. M
Bob Mayo
Grinnell
Iowa
Jim Ivory
Redmond
Ore
Mel Hyland
Port Kells
B. C
Doug Brown
Silverson
John McBeth
Alianza
Kan
Winston Bruce
Calgary
Aris
Cal
Olin Young
Ferada
Barry Bruk
Duncan
Okla
Piss
Warren Wubhler
Banner
Wyo
Gary Lekiew
Dickey Cox
Rockwell
Tex
Myrtis Dightman
Houston
Donna Kinkead
Tucumcari
Kay Whittaker
Mildren Farris
Addington
Kathy O’brian
Denton
Neb
Sherry ‘Combs
Checotah
District 3-4A Roundup Three Win Meet Titles
Three District 3-4A teams Midland Lee Abilene Cooper Odessa High won tournament titles over the weekend. Lee beat Lubbock Monterey 72-70 in the Tall City final as Randy Prince scored 20 in the final and 31 in the semifinal rounds. OHS defeated El Paso Irvin 58-44 for the Coronado Tourney title while Abilene Cooper upset Abilene High 58-57 in the Key City final. Odessa Permian and OHS reached finals elsewhere but fell short. continue coverage notes Permian and OHS hold 1-0 league marks. nearby teams also listed with players Garrett Reynolds, John Wilson, and Don Harris among those scoring in El Paso.
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Bob Dillon
Midland
Lee Rebels
Tall City
Monterey
Lubbock Coronado
Lee
Arlington
Permian
OHS
San Angelo
Odessa Ector
Abilene Cooper
Abilene
Richard Garner
Randy Reynolds
Dale Harrington
Byron England
Odessa
John Wilson
Craig Heap
Don Harris
el Paso
Permiat
OHL
Panthers
Andrews
Colorado City
Lubbock
South Plains
Wranglers
Dennison
Odessa College
Howard County
Cisco
Christian College of the Southwest
Lubbock Christian College
St. Philip's of San Antonio
Ranger
New Mexico Junior College of
Hobbs
Ticket Sales Underway For Permian IHSAA Quarterfinal
Ticket sales for the Odessa Permian and Irving Class AAAA football quarterfinals started at 1 p.m. Today. Permian season ticket holders can claim at the school office until Tuesday moon. Tuesday 12 to 2 p.m. is for Permian players, parents, and faculty. 3 to 6 p.m. for Odessa and Ector High season-ticket holders. General public on Wednesday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., then Thursday and Friday mornings until 5 p.m. Adult tickets $2.50, student $1. student tickets only at schools, not at the game.
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Odessa
Permian High School
Eighth and Lee Street
Permian High
Odessa High
Ector High
Sunland Race Day Results Summary
Race by race results from Sunland feature multiple events with horses like Alla Nehon, Mack's, Nana's Ben Joy and Be Gorgeous. Payouts include Quinella 14.60 and 43.20, with exacta style figures and times across eleven races.
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Nétioon
Man
Tor
Bure
Tad Sibs
Furtor Se
Aay Bones
Rusk
Mack
Wee Ohh
Han Queen
Nana
Ben Joy
Tania Jones
Quinella
Raed Bor
Timoms
Odessa Class A Playoff Preview at Barrett Stadium
Odessa hosts a Class A playoff double bill with Sudan and Sondra meeting Friday at 7 30 PM at W T Barrett Stadium to determine the semifinalist against the Aledo Clifton winner. Reagan County Mers Irvings Kermit Estacado and Town Park pursuits fill Saturday games as Odessa Per mian faces Irving at 2 PM and Kermit clashes with Estacado at 2 30 PM in Kermit. Tickets 2 dollars adults 1 dollar students on sale at the Chamber D L Sports Center and Odessa high schools.
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Odessa
Permian Basin
Sondra
Sudan
W. T. Barrett
Snyder
Odessa Chamber of Commerce Sports Comics
Aledo
Clifton
Odessa Permian
Ing Irving Tigers
Kermit High School
Yellow Jackets
Lubbock Estacado
Kermit
Reagan County
Town Park
Abilene
Balls
Grover
Sonora
Rankin
Coahora
Sundown
Seagraves
Broncos
Hm Seagraves
Schulenburg
Chamber of Commerce
D&l
Higs
Wranglers Seek Fourth Straight Victory In Odessa Tilt
Odessa College hosts Southwestern Christian College of Fort Worth aiming for a fourth straight win at 7:30 p.m. McCulloch’s squad adjusted the schedule after Weatherford canceled. OC leads scoring with Kenneth Davis and Ronny Alvey pacing a 80.5 point team. several players from Odessa High and nearby towns contribute across the lineup.
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Odessa College
Wranglers
Southwestern Christian College of Fort Worth
L. E. McCulloch
Weatherford
McCulloch
Southwest Christian
Christian College of the
Dallas
Lubbock Christian College
Grayson County Junior College
Butler College
Kans
South Plains
Grayson County
Kenneth Davis
Davis
Ronny Alvey
Odessa High
Billy Ford
Wayne d Johnson
Ford
Johnson
Big Spring
Carlos Thomas
Thomas
Wayne Allen
Bel
MacArthur Bowl To Ohio State
Ohio State the Big Ten champion was named the 1968 MacArthur Bowl recipient by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Awards chairman Vincent De Panl Draddy announced the unanimous decision, honoring the outstanding college football team in memory of General Douglas MacArthur.
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New York
Ohio State
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Vincent Depanl Draddy
Douglas MacArthur
Class playoff clashes shape weekend schedule
The Associated Press briefs list quarterfinals across Class AAAA AAA and AA with top teams like Kermit Big Lake Lufkin Donbar Galveston Bal Houston Klein Reagan and Estacado slated for Friday through Saturday. Matchups highlight Kermit versus Iowa Park Plano versus Mendelson and Lubbock Estacado versus Kermit among others as teams chase state titles.
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Iowa Park
Big Lake
Shortdonce
Columbus
Galveston
Lufkin Donbar
Houston Washing and Klein
Sam
Randolph
Reagan
Clifton
Honey Grove
Paties South Oak Cliff
Houston Smiley
Hendesso
Permion Sahny
Surfegor Galle Salen
Plano
Fe ‘Soatum
Briley Bai
WneRtiCy
Anatia Reegan
Chamion
Lubbock
Estacado
Lowe Park
Abilené
Feasata
Daingerfield
Arlington
See
Lyikiy
Dunbar
Klein
San_Antonio Randomh
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P.m
Browns crush Giants 45 10 to clinch division race
Leroy Kelly scored four touchdowns as the Cleveland Browns routed the New York Giants 45-10. The win extended Cleveland’s winning streak to seven and left them one victory from clinching the Century Division title. Paul Warfield caught a 28 yard TD pass from Bill Nelson, and Kelly added multiple rushing scores.
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Cleveland
Leroy ‘Kelly
Browns
New York
Giants
Kelly
NFL
Staliatics
New
Bill Nelson
Paul Warfield
Dallas
Pete Gogolak
Jon Ernie Kay
Ren Snidow
Ron Blye
Nelson
Warfield
Australians Win Australian Championships Titles
In Adelaide Australia Bill Bowrey defeated Allan Stone 64 63 48 44 to win the men's singles title while Karen Krantzke beat Lesley Hunt 6 7 6 1 in the All Australian women’s final. Bowrey and Krantzke clinched the titles for Australia in the Australian Tennis Championships.
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Adelaide
Australia
Bill Bowrey
Karen Kranzke
Bowrey
Allan Stone
Miss Krantzke
Lesley Hunt
Unser Takes Driving Crown
Mario Andretti led the 1968 USAC driving chase with 308 points into the Rex May race in Riverside but was passed by Bobby Unser who won the national championship. Andretti used three cars and earned limited points for laps driven in the finishing car, allowing Unser to clinch the title. Dan Gurney finished the race in contention but did not win the championship.
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Riverside
Calif
Mario Andretti
Nazareth Pa
Rex May
Yate
Indianapolis
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
WLM
Andretti
U.S. Auto Club
Pongress
Unser
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Cal ii
Brodie Leads 49ers Past Packers in High Scoring Win
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie threw three touchdown passes, two to Bill Tucker, lifting the 49ers to a 27-25 upset over Green Bay. Brodie accounted for 319 passing yards as San Francisco erased a 20-7 deficit, while Jim Grabowski and Mike Mercer contributed Packers scoring with one-yard plunges and two field goals respectively.
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SAN Francisco
John Brodie
Bill Tucker
Sam Francisco
Green Bay Packers
Packer
Milne
49Ers
Kermit Alexander
Zeke Bratkowski
Green Bay
Brodie
Dick Witcher
Tucker
Tommy Davis
Davis
Clifton McNeil
Bart Starr
Packers
Bill Stevens
Bratkowski
Jim Grabowski
Mike Mercer
Lionel Aldridge
Willie
Roland Lakes
Stan Hindman
Dave [Wilcox
Matt Hazeltine
Baltimore
Chicago
Minnesota
Atlanta
Grabovrati
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