Calvin Hill vows to start in Super Bowl VI
Cal von Hill refuses bench role in Super Bowl VI against the Miami Dolphins. The Dallas Cowboy running back notes previous injuries and a torn knee cartilage threatened his spot after a strong preseason and early season, aiming to contribute as a starter despite knee concerns.
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Injury riddled Cowboys weigh backfield options for Saints clash
South Carolina star Danny Traylor carried the Gamecocks with 37 points and 20 rebounds as Tom Riker sat out with a fractured hand. North Carolina edged Clemson as Bob McAdoo poured in 28, while Louisville and Virginia cruised to wins and other top teams posted strong showings across college hoops.
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District 23A JV Standings Spark Frid ay Games
Non district game results show Carlsbad 108 Pecos 55. Friday schedule lists Seminole at Pecos Andrews at Monahans Kermit at Odessa Ector Ft Stockton at Alpine.
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New Mexico Realigns Class AAAA High School Districts
Principals from New Mexico four AAAA high schools vote 14 to 9 to create four six team districts for 1973 74 with Albuquerque schools widely distributed. The plan becomes official after mail ballots. Districts include Farmington Santa Fe Gallup and multiple Albuquerque sites.
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Chicken Man versus Jethro Pugh in Super Bowl VI
In New Orleans AP reports Larry Little nicknamed Chicken Man faces Dallas Cowboy defender Jethro Pugh in the Super Bowl VI pregame clash. Little, 265 pounds, transformed under coach Don Shula after earlier weight rises and downs, aiming to help Miami win while Pugh anchors Dallas’ line in the showdown.
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District 2 3A scoring leaders highlighted by Odessa Ector
Odessa Ector tops the District 2 3A scoring list with six players averaging double figures and two players tied at 99 points each. Monahans and Seminole each have four players on the top list. Pecos Andrews and Fort Stockton have three. Kermit has two. Neal Lancaster leads with 24.8 average after a 13 point game, while Donald Roberts adds 34 in a 116 88 loss to Ector. Bert Rainwater and Mike Pearson are notable also among the top ten.
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Darrell Mitchell
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Uvalde Jr
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Charles Hollingsworth
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Shae Southall
Mike Paradeaux
Mickey Matthews
Andrews Ray Thompson
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del Rio
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Brian Pinto
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Jay Harpole
Sammy Unas
Travis Bunch
Snyder Sr
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Lake View
Jim Harper
Andrews Sr
Fredericksburg
Mike Bingham
Ben Bilbrey
Soph
Jessie Patrick
David Cardona
Lonnie Seipp
Fredericksburg Sr
Chris Spray
Pecos Jr
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Darey Bonn
Fricksburg
David Gomez
el Rio
Chris Spray named to Class 3A All-WT team
Pecos Eagles junior defensive halfback Chris Spray earned a place on the San Angelo Standard Times Class AAA All-West Texas team on the second squad. He also received unanimous All-District 2-34 honors for kicking duties, as districts across West Texas boast multiple selections.
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Jimmy The Greek predicts Cowboys to beat Dolphins by six
Las Vegas handicapper Jimmy The Greek Snyder forecast Dallas to win by six over Miami in the upcoming Super Bowl. He cited Dallas depth and experience, comparing QB play and reserves, and noted Dallas backs Calvin Hill and Walt Garrison as edges over the Dolphins.
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Oilers Hire Don Breaux As Assistant Coach
Houston Oilers name Don Breaux to their coaching staff as offensive coordinator designate. Breaux, 31, leaves Arkansas where he has been backfield coach for four years after coaching at Florida State under Bill Peterson.
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S F Austin still high in small college cage poll
The AP college division basketball poll shows S F Austin at number nine after Week of Jan 8 with a 10-1 record. Eau Claire remains top at 10-0, with Louisiana Tech rising to second and Kentucky State dropping to third. Evansville holds fifth, with Akron sixth and Cheyney State seventh. Assumption sits tenth.
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College Cage Results Across Divisions
College basketball results from multiple regions show wins and scores for East Dartmouth over Boston College 88 33 OT Colgate 100 over Rensselaer 82 Cornell 103 over Rochester 98 Syracuse 106 over Canisius 93 Lafayette 100 over Columbia 64 Hawaii 77 over Connecticut 71 Tufts 112 over Amherst 84 Delaware 83 over Gettysburg 82 Boston University 85 over Vermont 62 South No Carol 81 over Clemson 61 So Carol 116 over Manhattan 78 Memphis State 82 over LSU 65 Rice 87 over Georgia Tech 74 Pittsburgh 91 over Davidson 78 NC State 85 over Duke 38 West Virginia 88 over Bucknell 73 Navy 55 over Baltimore University 53 Virginia 97 over George Washington 76 VMI 80 over Wofford 63 Stony Brook 81 over Rollins 80 Kentucky St 106 over Lincoln 90 Southwest Arkansas State 84 over Wichita State 74 Evangel 71 over McKendree 62 Far West Air Force 84 over Colorado State 76 Claremont-Mudd 65 over Redlands 59 Midwest Marshall 102 over DePauw 76 Miami Ohio 86 over Western Michigan 64 Ohio University 85 over Kent State 74 Toledo 78 over Butler 55 Louisville 71 over Dayton 64 Youngstown State 70 over Gannon 54 Cleveland State 64 over Akron 38 East Illinois 96 over Quincy 72 Southwest Ark State 84 over Wichita State 74 Evangel 71 over McKendree 62 Far West Air Force 84 over Colorado State 76 Claremont-Mudd 65 over Redlands 59
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