Ector Eagles Face Monahans Loboes In District Showdown
After a week off Ector meets 4-0 Monahans at Estes Field in a 2-4A clash. Coach Van Grady stresses fundamentals as he reels from a 24-0 loss to Pecos while Monahans star tailback Ricky Boysan and QB Monte McGuire pace a potent offense. The Eagles rely on Eugene Morris and a strong backfield to counter. KRIG will carry the Odessa broadcast.
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Chargers holdout Fred Dean declares retirement
San Diego all pro defensive end Fred Dean said he will retire rather than accept a salary he considers far below his play. Dean, a top pass rusher and 1975 No. 2 pick, has clashed with the Chargers for over a year and may sit out this season and next to secure fair pay.
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Royals clinch division playoff spot with win over Twins
Kansas City moved into the AL West division playoff against Oakland by beating Minnesota 5-2. A sweep of Cleveland and the weekend series outcomes could force a makeup game with Toronto and decide the division title, while Oakland waits in Kansas City for the three or five game series to begin Tuesday.
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5 5A Gets New 1982 District Football Schedule
District 5 5A approves a revised 1982 football calendar after a Big Spring athletic directors meeting. The plan preserves in town rivalries as season finale, uses a draw to decide order, and allows alternation of home and away games to avoid long gaps. San Angelo had pressed for the draw amid protest of the old scheduling.
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A day to remember sports on TV last Saturday
The piece notes NBC showed a Houston Astros Los Angeles Dodgers game where Nolan Ryan aimed to pitch five no hit games, and the USC Sooners football clash with a dramatic finish. It also mentions Darrell Shepard as OU MVP and details weekly Gridiron Guesses leaders and a guest forecaster Robert Halpern.
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