Pecos Eagles roll past Monahans Loboes 28-0 in district clash
Pecos improves to 8-0 overall and 2-0 in district 2-3A with a 28-0 victory at Estes Stadium over Monahans. The Eagles broke a slow start, rushing for 327 yards led by Rogers 81 and Blackwell 76, while Monahans managed only 92 rushing yards as Pecos pulled away after the first period.
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Monahans
Pecos Eagles
Pecos
Eagles
Estes Stadium
Fort Stockton
Panthers
Loboes
Ronny Schoolcraft
PHS
Craig Shelton
Bennie Hernadez
Shelton
Cooper
Rogers
Blackwell
Arreguy
Johnny Sanchez
Michael Ramsey
Pecos Monahans
LOS
Quarte Pecos
Garcia
P — Rogers
Pp — Matta
Reds find Japan goals as 14 wins hoped in tour
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson aims for 14 victories in the 17 game Japan tour. He notes the squad of 23 will compete as if chasing the NL pennant. At Tokyo Korakuen Stadium the power of George Foster draws reporters even as distance to center is 361 feet.
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Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Japan
Reds
Bowie Kuhn
Tokyo Korakuen Stadium
George Foster
Foster
Korakuen Stadium
Tokyo Giants
Iraan edges Rankin 27 15 to stay unbeaten at 7 0
Iraan held off Rankin 27 15 in homecoming action to remain spotless at 7 0 and 2 0 in District 6 A. Richard Barrett of Rankin ran 33 times for 89 yards as Iraan surged in the second half behind Martin Russell 123 yards on 18 carries and Sammy Castanada 75 yards. Rozales added a 7 0 lead, then 21 7, and Iraan sealed it with a late one yard score. The Braves host Marfa next week while Rankin visits Clint. Verla Harris was Iraan’s homecoming queen.
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IRAAN
Richard Barrett
Rankin
Red Devils
Braves
Barrett
Martin Russell
Sammy Castanada
Russell
Johnny Rozales
John Sconiers
Castanada
Rozales
Brant Myers
Johnny Armendarez
Armendarez
Myers
Terry Turner
Casey Davidson
Mark Lang
End Castanada
Cecil Gentry
Perry White
Marfa
Clint
Verla Harris
Maria muddies McCamey 13 6 to stay in district chase
In a muddy Friday game Marfa Shorthorns beat McCamey 13-6 to stay alive for the district title. Manuel Mendoza ran 19 yards for the first score and Roger Sanchez added the extra point after a 31 yard pass. Willie Cortez then 33 yard TD run set up by a Badger fumble. Cortez 102 rushing yards on 14 attempts Polson and Sanchez combined for 187 receiving yards. Marfa improved to 6-2, 2-0 in district while McCamey dropped to 3-5, 0-2. Marfa next hosts Iraan.
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Shorthorns
McCamey Badgers
McCamey
Manuel Mendoza
Roger Sanchez
Mendoza
Sanchez
Rosalva Alvarado
Maria
Willie Cortez
Cortez
Badger
Jon
Polson
Iraan
Marfa McCamey
Marte
AcCamey
Marta - Mendoza
Marta - Cortez
Andrews JV shuts out Ector with 27-0 win
Andrews junior varsity beat Ector 27 to 0 as Ector falls to 3-4-1. The Eagles led 7-0 at halftime, added 14 in the third quarter and six in the fourth. Bruce McGowan topped Ector rushers with 72 yards while Charles Taylor and Adolfo Garcia each made seven tackles. Ector next hosts Monahans November 9 at the Ector field after a bye week, coach Alfred Espinosa noted turnovers hurt the effort.
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Ector JV
Ector
Monahans
Alfred Espinosa
Bruce McGowan
EHL
Charles Taylor
Adolfo Garcia
Reagan Owls edge Wall 15 14 in district thriller
Reagan County Owls snap a five game skid with a 15 14 victory over Wall Hawks in district 9 A action. Mickey Owens connected on an 18 yard pass to Johnny Mitchell for Reagan County’s first score and Kent Burleson added a 2 yard run in the second quarter to narrow the gap to one at halftime. Wall answered with a 12 yard TD run by Danny Herrera and a 12 yard score by Robert Braden but Reagan County held on in a defensive second half as district records shifted to 1 1 for Reagan County and 0 2 for Wall. Next week Reagan County visits Junction while Wall hosts Eldorado.
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Reagan County Owls
Wall Hawks
Reagan County
Menard
Wall
Mickey Owens
Johnny Mitchell
Byron Bitner
Danny Herrera
Mikluick
Robert Braden
Hawks
Owls
Kent Burleson
Owens
Junction
Eldorado
Eager County
Eitner
Mitchell
Owens Wall - Herrera
Wall - Braden
Burleson
Eunice Rolls Past Fort Sumner Clinches District Lead
Eunice improved to 6-2 overall and 2-0 in District 4-2A with a 33-0 win over Fort Sumner. Donal Ruth led with 111 rushing yards and a 54-yard score, while Kevin Davidson added two rushing TDs and 125 yards. The Cardinals totaled 233 rushing yards, 19 first downs, and held Fort Sumner to four first downs.
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Fort Sumner
N.M
Eunice
Fort Sumner Foxes
Cardinals
Donal Ruth
Kevin Davidson
Dale Kelton
Paydirt
Ricky Ziegler
Jal
Panthers
Dexter
Ruth
Davidson
Shawn Davis
Ziegler
Kelton
Mike Dodd
Foxes
Fort Summer Eye
Rene Fort Sumner
Eunice Iy
E — Ruth
Davis
E — Davidson
E — Kelton
E — Ziegler
Dodd
Cavemen edge Eagles to halt win streak in Carlsbad
In Carlsbad New Mexico a strong Caveman defense limited Hobbs to a 12-6 victory, snapping the Eagles four game winning streak. Larry Inman rushed 18 times for 74 yards leading Carlsbad, while Roy Gomez carried 18 times for 64 yards for Hobbs.
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Cage Eagles
Carlsbad
N.M
Hobbs, N.M
Eagles
Roy Gomez
Paydirt
Inman
Carlesbach
Gomez
Fullback Theotis Brown leads UCLA past Arizona 24 14
UCLA power back Theotis Brown rushed for 115 yards 99 of them in the first half to power 10th ranked UCLA to a 24 14 victory over Arizona. UCLA stays unbeaten in the Pac 10 at 5 0 and 7 1 overall while Arizona falls to 1 2 in league play 3 4 on the season.
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Theotis Brown
UCLA
Arizona
Bruins
Brown
James Owens
Freeman McNeil
McNeil
Jim Krohn
Jerry Robinson
Wildcats
Rick Bashore
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