Five Longhorns to join Hall of Honor
Five former Texas Longhorns plus trainer Frank Medina and ex regent chairman Frank Erwin Jr. will be inducted into the Longhorn Hall of Honor on December 2. Named are quarterback TJ Jones, halfback Chris Gilbert, tackle Tiny Gooch, pitcher Murray Wall, and tennis star Karl Kamrath. Medina, Texas athletic trainer since 1945, has mentored many later trainers. Erwin served as regent 1963–75, overseeing major stadium and facility expansions. Jones led Texas to the 1952 SWC title and a Cotton Bowl win over Tennessee.
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Chisox president says we have a manager
Chicago AP report states White Sox president Bill Veeck asserts we have a manager for 1979 despite Larry Doby lacking a new contract. Doby has sought a full-season chance to manage, while writers muse over Don Kessinger or Bobby Winkles as candidates and Finley's control affects Winkles.
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Notre Dame Favored Over Pitt In Classic Rivalry Showdown
Notre Dame, 2-2, hosts ninth-ranked Pitt in a marquee intersectional clash. Pitt coach Jackie Sherrill says Notre Dame’s mystique and upswing explain the betting line, while Irish mentor Dan Devine warns Pitt’s veer attack and dual threats like Rick Trocano will be dangerous.
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Oklahoma gets nod over Kansas Jayhawks
In Lawrence, Oklahoma, using its second string at quarterback fullback and tight end, remains a four touchdown favorite over Kansas who rely on their third string QB. Kansas has faced four ranked foes in five games and sits 1-4 with injuries depleting the defense. Harry Sydney earned his first start at QB last week and impressed the coach with the option and passing, signaling life for the Jayhawks offense.
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Sooner offense adapts as Watts steps in after Lott injury
Coach Moore notes Oklahoma must adjust to Thomas Lott's ankle injury with J.C. Watts guiding the offense. He praises backups and the offensive line, while Franklin from Pocatello, Idaho, balances guard and tackle roles after playing 90 downs versus Colorado.
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Dallas LPGA Opens Amid Whitworth Hometown Hope
The 24th Dallas Civitan LPGA event at Trophy Club begins with hometown favorite Kathy Whitworth aiming for a record eighth LPGA crown. Veterans Pat Bradley Sandra Palmer and Jane Blalock are strong challengers as Whitworth seeks to tie Mickey Wright. Kathy Cornelius aces the 15th in pro am.
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Oilers rely on depth as defense gets fresh legs
Houston Oilers defensive coordinator Ed Biles emphasizes a deep rotation to keep starters fresh for the upcoming Sunday date with the Buffalo Bills at Astrohome. With backups like Stringer, Baumgartner, Kennard, Dorris, and Wilson ready to spell regulars, Houston aims to avoid predictable schemes and secure late season playoff momentum as they chase a rebound after a 21 17 heartbreaker to Oakland. Buffalo visits with a 2 4 record after a defeat to the Jets, while coach Chuck Knox labels that game as the worst his team played. Kickoff is at 1 pm CDT.
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Herrera the Seahawks clutch kicker and team player
Seattle placekicker Efren Herrera is remembered for a dramatic 19 yard game winning field goal against Minnesota in the Kingdome. He emphasizes being a reliable team member who studies every aspect of the game and rejects star status while noting two earlier blocked kicks. Herrera, traded from Dallas in 1978, had helped the Cowboys reach the Super Bowl and earned All-Pro honors before joining Seattle.
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