Andrews 21 Chiefs 15 in District 2-4A showdown
Andrews Mustang offense gains 233 rushing and 86 passing but holds off Lake View 21-15. Keith Brooks accounts for two Mustang scores and 127 rushing yards while Mike Gonzales connects with Floyd Cornejo on a 30 yard pass. Lake View scores twice late, but the Chiefs fall to 2-2, 1-1. Andrews hosts Lamesa next week.
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Fort Stockton Panthers Top Lamesa In District 2-4A Showdown
Fort Stockton Panthers defeated Lamesa 21-7 to secure their first District 2-4A win. Fort Stockton rushed 208 yards while Lamesa totaled 74 on the ground. Sam Hansard passed for 107 yards with one interception. Ron Gomez led Lamesa receivers with 41 yards on one catch.
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Sweetwater Rolls Past Snyder 40 21 in Flashy Offensive Show
Sweetwater Mustangs overpower Snyder Tigers 40 21 with a strong ground game and a surprising aerial attack led by quarterback Scott Richardson who connected on six completions for 160 yards. Danny Williams scores the late clinching touchdown after a seven minute ball control drive.
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Eight Boys' Club Junior Football Varsity Schedule
Local youth league games today at three fields. At Boys' Club field Chargers meet Rams at 1 p.m. Colts face Saints at 2 30 p.m. Packers play Dolphins at 4 p.m. Hood Field hosts Seahawks versus Steelers at 1 p.m. Broncos meet Bengals at 2 30 p.m. Bears clash with Cardinals at 4 p.m. Nimitz Field hosts Jets versus Redskins at 1 p.m. Cowboys versus Vikings at 2 30 p.m.
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Cowboys Seek Lone Rushing Test Against Giants in Texas Stadium
Dallas, boasting the NFL's top rushing offense, hosts the New York Giants with Tony Dorsett facing a strong linebacking corps led by Lawrence Taylor. Giants QB Phil Simms aims to build on a 324 yard day, while Dallas rookie Everson Walls may start after three interceptions this season.
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Sonora Broncos edge Coahoma 16 14 in non-district clash
Sonora Broncos handed Coahoma a 16 to 14 loss after a 76 yard rushing TD by David Buitron. Bruce Walker threw for 197 yards while Coahoma struggled to establish a ground game. Allen Stewart opened scoring with a 40 yard run and Scott Savell added a 27 yard field goal.
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