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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1972

Page

5

Adderley says last year with Cowboys may be near end

Cowboys cornerback Herb Adderley, 33, insists he still can play but acknowledges his future likely not with Dallas. After benching him for Charlie Waters, he plans a final season and hopes for a candid talk about his status. He praises teammates and reflects on a long career with Green Bay and Dallas.

Dallas Herb Dallas Cowboys National Football League Charlie Waters Adderley Green Bay Derby Tye The Cowboys Gale Sayers Sonny Jurgensen Cowboy Associated Press

Pecos Eagles Rout Van Horn in Two Tuesday Games

Pecos Eagles defeated Van Horn 88 to 55 in the first game with Don Walker 16 and Mike Sadler 14 leading scoring. In the junior varsity, Pecos won 74 to 51 as Ivy scored 14 for Van Horn and Herod Dominguez each tallied 16.

Pecos Eagles van Horn Cagers Charles Pattillo van Horn Pecos Don Walker Mike Sadler Jesse Riggins Kyle Johnson Ivy Williams Dub Smith Michaelis Herod Dominguez Peecos

One Week Left to Tie or Beat 1972 College Marks

College football fans eye final weekend and bowls as teams chase to improve on last season’s .720 mark. Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Alabama, Auburn and Army-Navy headlines frame potential shifts with key matchups and upcoming bowl predictions.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press NEW York Southern Cal Notre Dame Alabama-Auburn Army-Navy Southern Cali Fornia Fighting Irish USC John McKay Agai Irish Trojans Alabama Auburn Birmingham Bear Bryant Shug Jordan Pat Sullivan & Co Tuscaloosa Crimson Tide Oklahoma State Oklahoma Cowboys Colorado Missouri Iowa State Army Navy Philadelphia Roger Staubach Louisiana State Tulane LSU Florida Tigers Tennessee Vanderbilt Vandy Commodores Tampa Kent State Town State Georgia Tech West Virginia North Carolina State Arizona State North Carolina Texas Tech Nebraska Penn State Ohio State Texas

Champion cowboy Lyne to receive Linderman rodeo award

World champion all around cowboy Phil Lyne of George West Texas will receive the Linderman award for the third straight year. He has earned 53955 this year and will compete in calf roping and bull riding at the National Finals Rodeo December 2 to 10. Linderman honors a top all around rider who earns over 1000 in three events.

Denver Phil Lyne Linderman Rodeo Cowboys Association Bill Linderman Lyne George West Texas

North parking lot closure at Pe Cos High School games

Principal Frank Kelley reminds basketball fans that the parking lot north of the gym is closed due to construction. He directs use of the south lot and back entrance, noting both south and east entrances will be open with the south being more convenient.

Pecos Frank Kelley Emmasium

Sunfishing boom at Buffalo Springs Lake in Lubbock

Hybrid sunfish up to two pounds are being taken from Buffalo Springs Lake, five miles from Lubbock, where anglers use cane poles and worms. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department hatched fish at Dundee in September 1970 and report rapid growth. No trotlines allowed for safety. anglers say bream bite while larger fish are ignored.

Wiig Buffalo Springs Lubbock Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Dundee Fish Hatchery Buffalo Springs Lake

New Lake at LBJ State Park Opens in Texas Hill Country

The Pedernales dam at LBJ State Park is complete after work starting in May 1972. The 73 acre lake is stocked with channel catfish and hybrid sunfish, expanding recreation in the Texas Hill Country.

LBJ State Park Texas Hill Country

Bulls fall as Kings edge Chicago 92 91 on late call

The Chicago Bulls lose 92 91 to the Kansas City-Omaha Kings after a late play by Sam Lacey, disputed by Bulls coach Dick Motta who argues the basket should not have counted. Archibald led KC with 32 points as New York, Detroit, and Golden State also posted wins.

Associated Press Bulls Dick Motta Motta Kansas City-Omaha Chicago Sam Lacey Johnny Green Kings Lacey Philadelphia Buffalo Baltimore Houston New York Cleveland Detroit Portland Golden State Phoenix NBA Nate Archibald Archibald

Angels trade spree continues as five more join roster

California Angels GM Harry Dalton says more moves may follow after six player exchanges, including a seven man deal that brings Frank Robinson to the Angels. Robinson will split left field and first base duties while Bill Singer steps into Messersmith’s rotation. The flurry marks 28 players changing uniforms at the winter meetings as clubs chase depth and offense.

Ken Rappoport Associated Press Honolulu Harry Dalton California Angels Dalton Angels Frank Robinson Los Angeles Dodgers Robinson Bill Singer Mike Strahler Bobby Valentine Billy Grabarkewitz Los Angeles California Andy Messersmith Ken McMullen Baltimore Oriole Angel Cincinnati Reds Baltimore Singer Messersmith Valentine Grabarkewitz Dodgers Baby Brigade

Pacers Rally Past Dallas in OT 120-117

Indiana's George McGinnis poured in a club record 58 points as Mel Daniels and Freddie Lewis delivered late clutch plays in overtime. Donnie Freeman added 12 OT points and a steal to seal a 120-117 win for the Pacers in Dallas, lifting them 2.5 games on Denver in the West.

Associated Press Indiana George McGinnis Mel Daniels Freddie Lewis Pacers Dallas Chaparrals McGinis Chaps Dallas Daniels Lewis Donnie Freeman Denver Rick Jones Bob Netolicky Carolina Utah Virginia Memphis Louisville San Diego Billy Cunningham Cougars Greensboro N.C Willie Wise Tams Squires Neil Johnson Jim Eakins George Irvine Warren Davis

Be sure it s a legal bird before taking aim

A Texas wildlife note explains game nongame and unprotected birds. It lists three birds that may be shot at any time and outlines federal state protections and penalties up to 500 dollars for hunting protected species. It also notes changes from a 1972 pact adding migratory nongame families and conditions for control when birds threaten crops or health.

Texas U. S Mexico

A's Hallmarked Win as Hunter Nearly Completes Game

Jim Hunter of the Oakland Athletics pitched toward a complete game in Game 2 of the 1972 World Series as Rollie Fingers came on to secure the final out. The A's prevailed 2-1.

Jim Hunter Oakland A’s Rollie Fingers Hunter

Bellard's pick earns Moore offensive player of week

Texas junior Jim Moore, a 5 foot 9 inch receiver and punt returner, starred against Texas A&M with 87 receiving yards on three catches and a 61 yard punt return TD. The performance won him the Southwest Conference offensive player of the week honor. Moore helped Texas roll 38 3 as the Aggies faded in the second quarter with a 92 yard drive.

Austin Tex Emory Bellard Clarendon Panhandle Texas Longhorns Bellard Texas Texas A&m Jim Moore Aggies Associated Press Darrell Royal Moore A&m Longhorns Ing SMU Ken Harrison Longhorn Greg Lott Texas Tech Jim Saxton Maryland

West Texas antelope trapping a successful restock effort

The Parks and Wildlife Department completed eight days of trapping on a West Texas ranch, capturing 596 surplus pronghorns and delivering them to 37 sites across 800000 acres. Biologists used helicopters to drive animals into net wings and catch pens, then shipped them for restocking as hunting remains restricted to private lands.

Parks and Wildlife Department West Texas Texas

SWC starts strong with four conference opener wins

Four Southwest Conference teams Texas Texas A&M Baylor and Texas Tech won openers Tuesday night to push the conference ledger to 6-0 in interconference play. Texas defeated South Alabama 81-67 Texas Tech beat Athletes in Action 80-66 Texas A&M routed Wayland Baptist 100-60 and Baylor edged St Marys 63-61 in the only close game.

Associated Press Texas Texas A&m Baylor Texas Tech University of Houston South Alabama Wayland Baptist St. Mary’s

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