Eagles Clash in Odessa for district title tilt
Pecos and Ector meet in a crucial District 2-AAA showdown as both teams hold 3-0 league records. Pecos enters with a 8-10 season mark while Ector sits 14-5, led by Kenneth Williams’s 19.6 ppg in district play, and coach Patillo credits team play and shared scoring as keys.
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Purple Pack
Kenneth Williams
Odessa riders place strong at Denver rodeo
Jack Ward of Odessa finished fourth in the first go round bull riding at the National Western Stock Show Rodeo in Denver with 71 points earning $674. He later scored 72 in the second go round to place second overall. Kay Proctor of Odessa tied for second in barrel racing with four other women, each earning 15.7 points and $130.
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Six players repeat on 1974 Pro Football All-Pro team
Six players repeat selections on the 1974 Pro Football Writers of America All-Pro team led by Steelers stars Joe Greene and Jack Ham. Other repeaters include Alan Page, Ron Yary, Larry Little, O J Simpson and Ray Guy. New names include Ken Stabler and Cliff Branch with Otis Armstrong. Oakland led with four honorees, Pittsburgh and Buffalo with three each.
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Joe Green
Alan Page
Ron Yary
Miami
Larry Little
Buffalo
O.J. Simpson
Oakland
Ray Guy
Little
Greene
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Steelers
L.C. Greenwood
Jack Ham
Ken Stabler
Cliff Branch
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Otis Armstrong
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Vikings
College Scores From AP Roundup
Oklahoma City 82, Texas Arlington 64. St Marys Texas 85, Houston 74. Wichita State 60, Western Texas State 55. Texas A&M 101, Sam Houston State 71. New Mexico State 76, Bradley 74. UT Utah State 76, Colorado State 71.
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Bowling results and high scores from Arrowhead Coast
The page lists team standings and high individual scores from a bowling event. Gulf teams show top series and games. Larry Smith, George Houston share a 650 ind series while Charles Claburn posts a 266 game and 235 game with a 584 scratch series. Specific sponsor names include Judaco, Williams Gulf Service, Whites South Side Gulf, Cates Carpet, Champion Chemical, Coors, El Paso Natural Gas, Basin Service Elec, A.A.A. Salvage, Budweiser, Ideal Pump, and HI TEAM/Gulf listings.
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Judaco
Williams Gulf Service
Whites South Side Gulf
Cates Carpet
Champion Chemical
Coors
el Paso Natural Gas
Basin Service Elec
A.A.A. Salvage
Budweiser
Ideal Pump
South Side Gulf
Larry Smith
George Houston
Charles Claburn
Jessey Bowen
White wins Lombardi Award for top lineman
Houston AP Randy White, Maryland All American defensive tackle, won the fifth Vince Lombardi Award as the nation's outstanding lineman. White, already honored with the Outland Trophy and Delaware Athlete of the Year, received the light as a feather trophy and pledged to live up to its meaning. Finalists included Louise Kelcher of SMU Pete Cusick of Ohio State and Rod Shoate of Oklahoma.
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Randy White
Delaware
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Southern Methodist
Louise Kelcher
Ohio State
Pete Cusick
Oklahoma
Rod Shoate
Johnny Miller let-down leaves him only one-up
AP Golf Writer Bob Greene reports from Tucson Arizona on Johnny Miller who faltered in a key round leaving him one stroke behind the leader. Miller had entered within striking distance but could not seize the opportunity as the competition tightens.
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Bob Greene
Tucson, Ariz
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Phoenix
John Mahaffey
Don Iverson
Ralph Johnston
Lee Trevino
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Bucks surge as Abdul Jabbar returns to lift 119 100 win
The Milwaukee Bucks rebound to 21 21 after Kareem Abdul Jabbar returns from eye and hand injuries to score 40 points in a 119 100 victory over the Golden State Warriors. The win trims Detroit's lead in the Midwest Division as Portland's Bill Walton struggles in his comeback.
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Larry Costello
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Gary Player
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Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
Pecos, Texas
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Glenn McNeil
Sprouse Reitz Stores
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