Adderley Says Future Not With Cowboys
Herb Adderley voiced disappointment over Dallas Cowboys plans amid a benching and a move toward youth at cornerback. The 33 year old, a four time Super Bowl veteran, said this could be his last season while stressing he can still play and would accept the team’s direction if coach Landry believes it best.
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Cowboys Cornerback Adderley Reflects On Future
In a candid talk with The Associated Press, Adderley refused to coach the defense saying he is not a coach. He downplayed morale as the issue and urged teammates to play with abandon. He stated he may discuss his Dallas future after the season and believes there is no doubt about his current status.
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Eagles overpower Van Horn in two Tuesday games
Pecos Eagles varsity crushed Van Horn 88 to 55 behind Don Walker 16 and Mike Sadler 14 scoring. For Van Horn Ivy 14 and Williams 20 led the junior varsity, with Michaelis 11 Herod and Dominguez 16 each. Final: Pecos 74 to Van Horn 51.
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Colleges seek to beat last season record in final week
A college football season heads to its last weekend with bowls ahead and a 1972 record of .715. Notre Dame and Southern Cal face key tests as USC seeks the national title after a long period leading the polls, while Notre Dame sits No. 10.
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Bellard names Moore SWC offensive player of the week
Texas receiver Jim Moore earned AP Southwest Conference offensive player of the week after his 87 receiving yards and a 61 yard punt return TD powered Texas to a 38-3 win over Texas A&M. Moore, a 5 foot 9 inch junior, had three catches for 87 yards and helped set up two first half Texas scores.
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Champion cowboy Lyne wins Linderman rodeo award
World champion all around cowboy Phil Lyne of George West Texas will receive the Linderman award for the third year. He has $53,955 in winnings this year and has qualified for the National Finals Rodeo December 2 to 10 in calf roping and bull riding.
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Parking Lot Closures Prompt New Parking Plan
North parking lot is closed during construction of vocational buildings at PeCos High School. Principal Frank Kelley asks fans to use the south lot and enter via the pack door. South and east entrances will be open. the south entrance is more convenient.
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Sunfishing Boom At Buffalo Springs Lake In Lubbock
Hybrid redear and green sunfish up to two pounds are being taken from Buffalo Springs Lake in Lubbock County. The fish came from the Dundee Fish Hatchery in September 1970. Worms and minnows work best. no trotlines allowed for safety. Buffalo Springs Lake lies five miles from Lubbock with ample trailer hookups and picnic areas.
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New Lake Opened at LBJ State Park Texas Hill Country
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announces the Pedernales dam is complete creating a 73 acre lake at LBJ State Park in the Texas Hill Country. Construction began in May 1972 and the lake has been stocked with channel catfish and hybrid sunfish.
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Fireworks after Chicago Kansas City clash spark Motta ire
Chicago coach Dick Motta blasted a late call after Kansas City Omaha edged Chicago 92 91. Nate Archibald led the Kings with 32 points and a late two free throws, while other NBA results featured Detroit Portland New York Cleveland and Golden State wins.
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Angels still fishing after hooking 5 new players
California Angels GM Harry Dalton says more moves are coming after a flurry of 28 trades at the winter meetings. The club landed Frank Robinson from the Dodgers in a seven player deal, sending Bill Singer Mike Strahler Bobby Valentine and Billy Grabarkewitz to Los Angeles in exchange for Andy Messersmith and Ken McMullen. Robinson will split left field and first base while Singer moves into Messersmith’s rotation. Messersmith, a former 20 game winner, posted a 2.77 ERA lifetime.
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McGinnis Scores Record 58 as Pacers Top Chaps in Dallas
Indiana's George McGinnis poured in a club record 58 points to fuel a 120-117 overtime win over the Dallas Chaparrals in Dallas. Mel Daniels and Freddie Lewis hit key late shots, with Daniels scoring a layup and Lewis adding two free throws in OT to seal the victory.
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Be Sure It's a Legal Bird Before Taking Aim
A discussion of Texas bird classifications game nongame and unprotected with emphasis on legal hunting limits. It notes three birds may be shot at any time including English sparrows European starlings and feral pigeons and explains federal protections and penalties for hunting protected species.
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West Texas antelope trapping a success
The Parks and Wildlife Department completed the first antelope trapping expedition in nearly 20 years. Biologists trapped 596 surplus pronghorn on a West Texas ranch over eight days, delivering them to 37 release sites across 806000 acres.
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Four SWC teams open with wins in Tuesday night actions
Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor, and Texas Tech won openers as Houston posted a 2-0 mark, giving the SWC a 6-0 conference ledger. Texas beat South Alabama 81-67, Tech defeated Athletes in Action 80-66, A&M crushed Wayland Baptist 100-60, and Baylor edged St. Marys 63-61.
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