Seminole Indians Topple Pecos Eagles 28 24
Donald Roberts led Seminole with 252 passing yards and 91 rushing impact as the Indians erased a Pecos lead to win 28-24. Roberts threw two TD passes 29 and 53 yards, kicked two points, punted well, and frustrated Pecos with multiple big plays late.
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Jerry Cantrell
Pecos Eagles
Donald Roberts
Eagles
Indians
Don Walker
Walker
Chris Spray
Seminole
Richard Mansell
Gary Squires
Spray
Pecos
Clay Slack
Bobby Herod
Craig Duke
Shane Schmidt
Roberts
Eagle
Charles Wrenn
John Curry
Slack
Duke
Mark Nichols
Wrenn
Herod
Schmidt
Pecos Seminole
Quail Season Outlook Bright Across Texas Says Gore
Horace Gore of the Parks and Wildlife Department says quail populations are the best in years across most of Texas after timely rains. Bobwhites up 133 percent and blue quail at least 94 percent in key regions, with hunting open Dec 1 under state bag limits and several wildlife areas listing specific open dates.
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Horace Gore
Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
Gore
George Litton
Permian
Trans-Pecos
Tom Haily
Marfa
Trans-Pecos quail season opens earlier in nine counties
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission set the Trans-Pecos season from now to January 31 1973 with bag and possession limits of 12 and 36. The change affects Brewster Culberson El Paso Hudspeth Jeff Davis Pecos Presidio Reeves and Terrell counties due to high scaled quail populations.
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Trans-Pecos
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Commission
Parks and Wildlife Department
Brewster
Culberson
el Paso
Hudspeth
Jeff Davis
Pecos
Presidio
Reeves and
Terrell
Cowboys Defeat Eagles 28 7 Behind Tough Defense And Hill Run
Dallas beat Philadelphia 28 7 as Landry praised the win but critiqued shaky start and missed plays. Hill rushed 100 yards, Morton threw for 167 yards and a score, while Dallas sacked Eagles quarterbacks nine times to seal the victory.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas
Eagles
Washington Redskins
Atlanta
Landry
Cowboys
Larry Watkins
San Francisco
Washington
Pete Liske
John Reaves
al Nelson
Calvin Hill
John Niland
Craig Morton
Morton
Hill
Walt Garrison
Garrison
Tony Fritsch
Fritsch
Pecos JVs Close Season With Seminole Victory
Pecos junior varsity finished with a 26-8 win over Seminole to post a 6-4 season and 3-3 district mark. Kenneth Williams connected with Ray Cameron for a 65 yard TD on the opening play and Ismael Abila added a 35 yard score as Pecos built a 13-0 halftime lead. Dal Snyder’s extra points and a 40 yard run by Juan Sandoval extended the advantage before Seminole’s lone fourth quarter TD. Fernando Hernandez scored Pecos final on a one yard plunge.
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Richard Mansell
Indians
Eagles
Roberts
Kenny Thomason
Pecos
Schmidt
Seminole
Steve Smith
NFL
Hill
Reaves
Dallas
Kenneth Williams
Ray Cameron
Dal Snyder
Rowdies
Ismael Abila
Juan Sandoval
Snyder
Fernando Hernandez
Eagles Open Season at Midland in Doubleheader
Pecos Eagles travel to Midland High to face the Bulldogs in a two game format with an A game at 8 p.m. and a B game at 6:15 p.m. Coach Charles Pattillo brings back four seniors including Riggens Maddux Johnson Clinton Brooks Layton. Walker and Sadler are out for football.
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Pecos Eagles
Midland
Midland High Bulldogs
Eagles
Charles Pattillo
Pecos
Don Walker
Mike Sadler
Jesse Riggens
Allan Callison
Walker
Sadler
Bulldogs
David Maddux
Kyle Johnson
Steve Clinton
Don Brooks
Larry Layton
Leroy Michaelis
Bennie Abila
Donny Herod
David Dominguez
Clay Dodson
Riggens
Maddux
Johnson
Clinton
Brooks
Layton
Errors cost Arkansas win against Mustangs
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles cites mistakes as the margin of defeat after a 22-7 loss to SMU in Fayetteville. The Razorbacks fumbled six times and threw two interceptions, allowing SMU to convert turnovers into three scoring drives.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Razorbacks
Southern Methodist
Fayetteville
SMU
Tulsa
Sun Bowl match pairs Tech and North Carolina
The Sun Bowl on December 30 features Texas Tech and North Carolina after their victories Saturday. Tech stands 8-2 with two losses to SWC champs, while UNC is 8-1 with only a Sept. 30 defeat by Ohio State. The game, televised by CBS, marks Tech’s eighth Sun Bowl appearance and UNC’s first meeting with Tech.
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Tex
Texas Tech
North Carolina
Will White
CBS
Pom
Duke
Tech
Baylor
Red Raiders
Lubbock
Arkansas
Ohio State
Tarheels
Caro
White
Iowa State
Auburn
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Joe Barnes
Nittany Lions
Boston College
New Orleans
Maryland
Tennessee
Joe Paterno
Southern Cal
Michigan
Mike Lantry
Purdue
Ohio
Missouri
Greg Hill
Georgia Tech
Yellowjackets
Navy
Nick Vidnovic
Tar Heels
Cliff Hoskins
Arizona State
Nebraska Crushes Kansas State 59-7 Seizes Orange Bowl Bid
Nebraska steamrolled Kansas State 59-7 as Johnny Rodgers led the Cornhuskers to a Sugar Bowl later consideration and a bid to the Orange Bowl for the third straight year. The national scene saw Alabama, Texas, and Notre Dame connected to major bowls through a day of conference-title routs and rankings shifts.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Miami
Nebrasak Cornhuskers
Alabama
Dallas
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Johnny Rodgers
Kansas State
Cornhuskers
Crimson Tide
Southern California
UCLA
Rodgers
Bill Janssen
University of Miami
Fighting Irish
Bob Devaney
Texas
Texas Christian
Devaney
Bear Bryant
Bryant
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