Eagles JVs crush Kermit 47 14 in 2AAA clash
Pecos Eagles JV dominated Kermit Yellowjackets 47 to 14 at Rotary Field for their 14th straight win. The quick start featured Larry Galindo and Dewayne Terry leading scoring drives, Mosby passing to Michaelis, and multiple short TD runs. Domination continued in the third and fourth quarters with Borton and Ivy adding scores as Navarette earned the big hit award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Yellowjackets
Rotary Field
Carlos Nichols
Pecos Eagle
Kermit
Pecos
Eagles
Larry Galindo
Eagle
Terry
Dewayne Terry
Bobby Mosby
Jackets
Mosby
Charles Michaelis
Pecos Eagles
Dub Smith
Israel Navarette
Matt Williamson
Avery Simmons
Pat Wein
Paul Precht
Doug Faulkner
Rod Perkins
Gary Borton
Joel Ivy
Borton
Ivy
Theodore Cabral
Yellowjackets
The
Artesia Bulldogs
Royal wants Longhorns to pace prep for Utah State
AP Sports Writer DENNE H. FREEMAN reports that Texas coach Darrell Royal urges focus on Utah State at Memorial Stadium despite looming Oklahoma game. Royal warns against underestimating any opponent and notes favorites do not always win, aiming to rest key players only if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denne H. Freeman
Texas
Oklahoma
Longhorn
Darrell Royal
Utah State
Memorial Sta
Queens teams sweep Andrews in district opener
Pecos Eagle Queens, JV and freshmen all won their Tuesday matches to start 1 0 in district play. Freshmen won 15 2 and 15 6 led by Margie Martinez and Diane Contreras with Criselda Reyes and Jean Digby assisting. Becky Woods spike. JV won 15 2 and 15 7 with Becky Granado and Pat Sparkman serving. Carol Garcia and Brenda Martinez spiked. Varsity won 14 5 first, lost 15 7 second, then 15 7 third with Page Burkholder and Rose Mary Meraz leading serves and Susan Denison topspiking. They travel to Fort Stockton Thursday. Elsewhere college football picks featured several top programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Eagle Queens
Andrews
Margie Martinez
Diane Contreras
Criselda Reyes
Jean Digby
Becky Woods
Becky Granado
Pat Sparkman
Pecos
Page Burkholder
Rose Mary Meraz
Susan Denison
Spikers
Susan
Cynthia Slack
Fort Stockton
Cowboys Lose Veterans, Embrace Youthful Rebuild in Dallas
In one year retirements and trades swept through the Cowboys, turning an experienced unit into a young, emotional squad. Veterans Walt Garrison Cornell Green Bob Lilly and Dave Manders recount adjusting to life after football, with Garrison proud of the rookies and Lilly shifting to spectator roles as the team seeks a new identity after 14 seasons of service from some players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Walt Garrison
Bob Lilly
Cornell Green
Dave Manders
Manders
Waco
Garrison
U.S. Tobacco Co
St. Louis Cardinals
Lilly
Upset Special picks Giants to surprise Cardinals
HAL BOCK predicts the New York Giants will defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 20 to 17, citing historical toughness against the Cardinals and a stronger Giants run through their offensive line. Also previews NFL games with picks for Buffalo, Denver, Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Minnesota, Chicago, Washington, Oakland, San Diego, Pittsburgh, Miami, Kansas City, San Francisco, Jets, New England, Atlanta, New Orleans, Dallas, and Detroit, with brief reasoning and expectations for outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
NEW York (Ap
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
N.Y. Giants
Washington
Buffalo
Denver
Bills
O.J. Simpson
Cincinnati
Houston
Oilers
New England
San Diego
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Colts
Minnesota
Chicago
Vikings
Bobby Douglass
Gary Huff
Eagles
Redskins
New Orleans
Oakland
Chargers
Raiders
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Steelers
Miami
Green Bay
Kansas City
49Ers
Chiefs
San Francisco
Jets
Patriots
Jim Plunkett
Atlanta
Saints
Falcons
Dallas
Detroit
Cowboys
Rams
Lions
Playoff matchups set in evenly matched 1975 series
The 1975 playoff field features the Reds and Pirates in the National League and the A’s and Red Sox in the American League, each pairing splitting 12-game series and sharing similar runs for and against. Home-field edge favors the defending champions Oakland and Pirates. starting pitchers are announced for opening weekend as teams anticipate tight series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Pirates
Oakland A’s
Boston Red Sox
A’s
Red Sox
Oakland
Boston
Cincinnati
Jerry Reuss
Jim Rooker
Gary Nolan
Pittsburgh
Sparky Anderson
Don Gullett
Fred Norman
Darrell Johnson
Luis Tiant
Rick Wise
Reggie Cleveland
A'S
Ken Holtzman
Vida Blue
Holtzman
Blue
Iowa Faces Top Rivals as Schedule Gathers Pace
Iowa Clark Cummins steers the Hawkeyes into a brutal stretch facing No. 3 Southern Cal after a setback to Penn State, with No. 2 Ohio State looming next weekend. Ricky Bell of USC and a speedy Trojans attack are predicted difficulties for Iowa. The Top Ten slate includes Oklahoma Michigan Notre Dame Texas A&M and others in a week of high stakes clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rappoport
Iowa
Penn State
Southern Cal
Ohio State
Big Ten
Bob Cummings
Nitty Lions
Hawkeyes
Purdue
Commings
Trojans
Ricky Bell
Bell
McKay
O.J. Simpson
Cal
Oklahoma
Colorado
Sooners
UCLA
Bruins
Nebraska
Miami
Fla
Missouri
Michigan
Texas A&m
Kansas State
Texas
Utah State
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Alabama
Mississippi State
Kentucky
West Virginia
SMU
Arizona State
Idaho
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Arizona
Northwestern
Baylor
South Carolina
Florida
LSU
Tennessee
Lions edge Packers in intra mural football
The Zavala Junior High Lions won 14 to 6 over the Packers to stay 3-0 and lead intramurals. Redskins beat Saints 14 to 8 to move to 1-1, Rams beat Steelers 30-0, standings show Lions 3-0, Redskins 2-1, Raiders 1-1, Rams 1-1, Saints 1-1, Packers 0-2-1, Steelers 0-3. Hector Perea tops scoring with 26 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zavala Junior High Lions
Packers
Redskins
Saints
Rams
Steelers
Lions
Raiders
Hector Perea
Nearby mule deer areas open again for 1975 hunts
Two wildlife management areas in Texas Trans-Pecos reopen for limited public mule deer hunting for 1975. Black Gap in Brewster County will receive 150 permits and Sierra Diablo in Culberson County 30. A public drawing on Oct 23 in Austin allocates permits. applications due by Oct 20. Up to four applicants per application, must be 12 or older, with age-specific rules and sponsorships. Fees apply for drawn hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Pecos
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Black Gap
Marathon
Brewster County
Sierra Diablo
van Horn
Culberson County
Department
John H. Reagan
Austin
West Texas
Aes
Chaparral
Dimmit
LaSalle
Engeling
Anderson County
Gene Howe
Hemphill
Kerr
Kerry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagle JV
Eagle Jvs
Royal
Longhorns
Dium
Queens
Carol Garcia
Brenda Martinez
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Little Rock
Southern Methodist
Grant Teaff
Carlen
Green
Lynn Webb
Southern Union
Arrowhead Cons
Judaco
Cates Carpet
AAA Salvage