Open Week Sets Permian and Odessa High in 5 4A Openers
Odessa High and Permian used the open week to review basics as District 5 4A play looms. Permian travels to Midland High at W T Barrett Stadium while OHS visits Midland Lee. Both teams seek strong starts after key injuries and gains in practice.
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Odessa
Permian
Odess High
W.T. Barrett
Midland High
OHS
Midland
Lee Rebels
Ohs-Lee
Bulldogs
Abilene Cooper
San Angelo
Abilene High
Big Spring
John Wilkins
Wilkins
Billy Applin
Jeff Robnett
Applin
Ysleta Eastwood
Lubbock Monterey
Tracy Gann
Mike Feldt
Blake
Panthers
David Walker
Ray Crumley
Carl Cunningham
Amarillo
Gil Bartosh
Mojo
Bartosh
Gil
Winder
Lee
Fort Stockton and Pecos Stay Unbeaten in 2-3A Pace
Fort Stockton and Pecos moved to 4-0 in District 2-3A as Fort Stockton shut out Kermit 21-0 and Pecos edged El Paso Irvin 9-7. Andrews slipped to 2-1 after a 6-0 loss to Snyder as Ector topped Laredo Martin 35-13 and Monahans defeated Brownfield 25-0.
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Jerry Gunter
Andrews
Snyder
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Panthers
Kermit
el Paso
Rvin
Mustangs
Ector
Laredo Martin
Monahans
Brownfield
Lubbock High
Alpine
Sweetwater
Yellow Jackets
John Blocker
Rick McIvor
Tipp Nelson
James Bowlin
Wayne Jefferson
McIvor
Jefferson
Eagles
James Ricks
Jimmy Stoglin
Alfred Coleman
Martin
Armando Jasso
Tiger
Cooper forfeits wins over ineligible player Blahak
Abilene Cooper will forfeit its first two games after a UIL ruling found Creighton Blahak used up ten semesters of eligibility. The 175 pound senior started both forfeited wins, a 38-22 triumph over Brownwood and a 42-14 win against Wichita Falls, leaving the Cougars 0-3 heading into their opener with San Angelo.
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Abilene
Abilene Cooper
Cougars
Austin
University Interscholastic League
UIL
Creighton Blahak
Blahak
Air Force
Cooper
Brownwood
Wichita Falls
Haltom City
North Carolina
Okinawa
Creighton
Nebraska
Florida
Cougar
Ray Overton
San Angelo
Pitt Beats North Carolina in Late Scoring Duel
Pittsburgh remains undefeated at 3-0 as Fred Jacobs catches a 13 yard TD from Rick Trocano late in the fourth, completing a 20-16 victory over North Carolina. Jacobs also scores two rushing touchdowns while Paschal leads UNC with a late TD run and a Cobbled 11 yard pass.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Jacobs
Rick Trocano
North Carolina
Doug Paschal
Jacobs
Pitt
Jeff Hayes
Paschal
Clyde Christensen
Tar Heels
al Chesley
Funny Car action and WVU football clash noted
The All American Funny Car Meet will run Sunday at Penwell Raceway with 3 p.m. eliminations and quarter mile times near seven seconds while cars average about 1200 horsepower using six to ten gallons per run. In Morgantown WVU suffered a 28-21 loss as California held off a late Mountaineer rally led by Rich Campbell who threw two TD passes.
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Pecos
Irvin
Eagles
Lupe Villaneuva
Gary Rogers
Stacy Blackwell
Rogers
Larry Mosby
Mario Briones
Eagle
Penwell Raceway
Morgantown
W.va
Rich Campbell
California
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Golden Bears
Anthony Washingto
Wes Virginia
Dutch Hoffman
Bears
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Bobcats
Dick Winder
Daniel Stevens
Pat Mendoza
Daniel
Hobbs
el Paso Burgos
Jeff McCowan
Gary Butler
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Eugene Brown
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Chris Walker
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Frank Krhut
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Loboes
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Michael Ramsey
Krhut
Jimmy Rollins
Joe Light
Russell Miles
Brian Stuckey
Ronny Schoolcraft
Tigers
Alan Pollard
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