Five more former stars to enter Hall of Fame
Five former Texas high school football stars from the 1920s to the 1950s will join the Texas High School Football Hall of Fame at a December 4 banquet in Breckenridge. Inductees include Burl Bufkin Amarillo Charles Haas Corpus Christi Leete Jackson Lubbock Scott Appleton Brady and the late Herby Smith San Angelo, with Glynn Gregory Abilene to host.
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Nebraska Faces Colorado In High-Stakes Conference Clash
The third-ranked Cornhuskers meet 15th-ranked Colorado with a potent rushing attack led by Charlie Davis and Bo Matthews. Nebraska seeks a fifth straight shutout, but Colorado’s ground game poses a serious challenge. Coach Bob Devaney notes the Buffaloes will attack the Black Shirt defense head on.
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UCLA
Loy rises from dismal past on blazing putter
Bobby Loy, a 32-year-old club pro with little Tour cache, shot a seven under 65 to grab the Texas Open first round lead at Woodlake. His 25 putter uses powered the surge while big names like Trevino Casper Moody Sikes and Watson chased in San Antonio.
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Mrs. UCudone Wins North and South Senior Championship
Mrs. Philip Cudone the Myrtle Beach veteran captured the North and South Women's Seniors Golf Championship at Pinehurst for a third title in four years finishing 225 after an 82 final round. The narrative notes a 10 stroke victory and mentions a defensive nickname linked to Huskers practice. The remainder covers college football matchups and rankings of top teams across major conferences.
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Nebraska punter penalized from the previous spot
In a gridiron play the Nebraska punter's snap was mishandled and a personal foul occurs near the Colorado 10 yard line. The officials rule 15 yards from the previous spot, the spot of the snap, with Nebraska retaining the ball.
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Wells Aims for Pro Football Comeback with Oilers
Warren Wells says he can return to form after probation issues and demonstrates 70 to 75 percent readiness. He passed a physical to join the Houston Oilers 40 man roster but won’t play Sunday in Cleveland. Oilers coach Bill Peterson notes Wells must prove his commitment while weighing starting QB Dan Pastorini again.
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Pro grid picks Jets seen in upset
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank muses on an upset as New York seeks to shake league expectations. The Associated Press report by Hubert Mizell outlines surprising picks and reactions in the wake of a provocative game result.
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Razorbacks face Aggies with altered game plan
Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles plans a different approach against Texas A&M after last year's 17-9 loss and a rushing drought. Key players Dickey Morton and Marsh White return as the Razorbacks aim to improve the ground game while adapting to A&M’s strong front seven and a 4-3 defense.
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