Larry Mahan Joins Elite Six All Around Cowboy Club
The 29 year old Larry Mahan clinches his sixth all around championship in professional rodeo, a first in the sport, surpassing Jim Shoulders. Leading the season by about 16000, Mahan among 3500 cowboys in the Rodeo Cowboys Association, with the final tally around 1973 season end on November 4.
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High School Varsity Team Faces Tough Night
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Hill's sore knee threatens Dallas run game
Calvin Hill faced a sore knee that cost him the NFC rushing title after he gained 47 yards against the Cardinals before exiting in Dallas's 30-3 win. Coach Landry said the knee fluids and lack of practice hinder his timing, while Walt Garrison sat with a hairline shoulder fracture and Robert Newhouse filled in with 124 rushing yards.
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Virginia Tech tops Ohio State on Stevens late surge
Bobby Stevens scored 14 of his 18 points in the second half to lift Virginia Tech to a 68-67 win over Ohio State. Tech coach Don Devoe said Stevens was told at halftime to become a outside shooter to open the inside game. Lieder and Thomas helped seal the final margin as Tech improved to 2-2 while Ohio State fell to 2-3.
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Moser joins Aggies as backfield coach
Charles Chuck Moser, former athletic director of Abilene schools, becomes offensive backfield coach at Texas A&M, replacing Gil Bartosh who left for Texas-El Paso. He says he is thrilled to work under Emory Bellard and helps Bellard build a winning program with strong West Texas recruiting.
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Bartosh Takes UTEP Coaching Post In Tough Hire
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