Placekicker crowned homecoming princess
Theresa Dion, No. 63, the Immaculate High School placekicker, was crowned homecoming princess in Key West Florida. She is team captain, senior class president and an honor student. Coach Zamberis praises her as among the best players, despite not scrimmaging and missing an extra point in a recent game.
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Pecos JV Travels to Andrews for Tilt After 54 18 Win in Earlier Meeting
Pecos JV aims to avenge a lopsided 54-18 loss to Andrews JV in a prior meeting as they travel tonight. Coach Cantrell lists starting offense including quarterback Roger Chavez and fullback Ismael Abila for a match that could extend Pecos’ 4-3 season mark toward 5-3 while emphasizing a multi player backfield and line. Meanwhile Mets swing four player trade with Braves bringing Millan and Stone for Gentry Frisella, a move Yogi Berra says stabilizes the infield and adds depth ahead of winter market activity.
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Robert Sparks
Bobby Leyva
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Steve Smith
Keith Griz
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Trinity secondary fuels 4-1 season with nine interceptions
Trinity's defensive backs nicknamed Little Rascals, all under 180 pounds, have stymied Northern Arizona and McMurry with 11 interceptions in three games and a 4-1 record. Senior Laidlaw, a transfer from El Camino Junior College, also handles punting for the Bengals, averaging 38.4 yards. Kirkwood and Voorhees, both Roswell alums, praise trio Mike Ronnie and Steve in their third season in the secondary. Kirkwood emphasizes team pride and hard hitting to stop tall receivers.
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Carlton named best pitcher
Philadelphia’s Steve Carlton won the Cy Young Award as the National League’s top pitcher. The lefty led with 27 wins and 310 strikeouts, matching NL single season marks for a left-hander while piloting a last place Phillies to a remarkable season.
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Wrestling withdraws Olympic support from USOC
STILLWATER Okla AP The U S Wrestling Federation became the third amateur sports body to pull backing from the U S Olympic Committee. The move was approved by the federation’s governing council and announced by executive director Myron Roderick. Last week the NCAA and the U S Track and Field Federation had taken similar steps.
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Browns confident for season after Cockroft long kick
Cleveland Browns kicker Don Cockroft has revived his NFL career with 10 field goals in 12 attempts and a 46.1 punt average, including a 57-yard boot in Denver. Coach Nick Skorich credits improved confidence and open stadium conditions at Mile High. A rematch with the Houston Oilers looms as Cockroft leads a high-volume punting unit.
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Alpine Low Ball Partnership Golf Entries Hit Halfway Mark
Entries for the Alpine Municipal Golf Course two day event on Nov 4 5 reach the halfway point. The 64 team limit is noted by Charles Boreing of the Alpine Country Club with 35 teams already entered. An 18 hole qualifying round can be played anytime Saturday with final 18 starting Sunday via shotgun. Entry is 35 per team and includes four tickets to the Sul Ross East Texas football game. Flight prizes feature Arnold Palmer irons woods and balls. A dance follows the game at the Alpine Country Club.
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Delaware holds onto No. 1 spot in college football poll
The University of Delaware remains the top team in the college division poll with a 7-6 record, earning 14 first place votes and 338 points after a 28-9 win over Temple. Louisiana Tech slides to No. 2 with 290 points, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo sits third, and Tennessee State holds fourth as Fresno State and Western Illinois drop from the ranking. Grambling moves into ninth and Massachusetts enter the rankings amid shifts from the previous list.
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All-Star teams named by Sporting News
The Sporting News named the 1970 All-Star squads. American League: Dick Allen first base, Rod Carew second, Brooks Robinson third, Luis Aparicio shortstop, Joe Rudi Bobby Murcer Richie Scheinblum outfield, Carlton Fisk catcher, Gaylord Perry and Wilbur Wood pitchers. National League: Willie Stargell first, Jor Morgan second, Ron Santo third, Chris Speier shortstop, Billy Williams Cesar Cedeno Roberto Clemente outfield, Johnny Bench catcher, Steve Carlton Ferguson Jenkins pitchers. Williams as NL Player of the Year and Carlton as Pitcher of the Year. Allen NL Player of the Year and Wood AL Pitcher of the Year.
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