Penn State Penn State Air Force duel in Colorado Springs
Penn State, ranked seventh, travels to Colorado Springs to face Air Force in a key intersectional showdown. The Nittany Lions boast a stingy defense allowing 13 points all season while Air Force features quarterback Richie Haynie and a solid home slate. Also on the card Ohio State faces Washington State as top teams clash, with USC, Nebraska, Alabama and others in varied tests. Five games will be regionally televised.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Pecos JV 26 Panthers 6 in Fort Stockton win
Pecos junior varsity surged to a 26-6 road victory over the Panthers. Kenneth Terry rushed for 106 yards and scored, with other TDs from Robert Abila and Steve Salyer. Pecos dominated with 245 rushing yards, 13 first downs, and held Stockton to 78 rushing yards and no aerial gain.
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Maurice Bolton
Stockton
Balmorhea hosts Marfa in uneven 1973 football opener
Balmorhea welcomes Marfa for a district kickoff at 7 30 p m with Balmorhea a three touchdown favorite. The Bears rolled to 573 yards against Grandfalls led by Juan Casias Guadalupe Mendoza and Abel Baeza each at least 100 rushing yards. Balmorhea held a 4 0 non conference record and eyeing a strong start in district play.
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District 2-AAA Scoring Leaders Star In Open Week
Three top scorers Walker Whitfield and Petties will see action as district 2-AAA opens. Petties leads the league with Walker second and Whitfield third. Pecos hosts Fort Stockton. Monahans meets Andrews. Seminole faces Kermit in Yellow Jacket territory in a decisive first week.
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Local girl officiates at SRSU football games
Alpine Texas Sul Ross State University hires two female aides as Assistants to the Referee Donna Louise Adamek from Pecos and Debby T Dennis from Gail are selected by athletic director and head coach Richard Harvey for this role They impressed in their first outing against Sam Houston State and kept officials supplied with a clean football
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Donna Louise Adamek
Pecos
Debby T. Dennis
Gail
Sul Ross State University
Dub Smith
Smith
Artesia
Alpine
Tex
SRSU
Richard Harvey
Sam Houston State
Male Pakistani joins all girl hockey team in Edison NJ
Syed Amir Hasan, a Pakistani student at Middlesex County College, becomes the lone male member of the college field hockey team. He joined after arriving on campus, joining a sport traditionally played by women in the United States, while coach Marilyn Jones praises him as a talented athlete despite potential collision risks.
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Women join Enterprise crew for weekly football picks
Pat Hubbs wife of KIM radio owner joins the Enterprise forecasters along with Fran Sunday a former sports writer. Both women will share predictions on this week's local football games as part of the Enterprise sports segment.
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Fran Sunday
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The
Vikings and Cowboys face tough test on road Sunday
New York AP reports the Minnesota Vikings and Dallas Cowboys enter Week 4 of the 1973 NFL season unbeaten with three straight wins. Both travel to Detroit and Washington respectively as analysts weigh defenses, with picks including Lions over Vikings and Redskins over Cowboys plus other games and scores.
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Detroit Lions
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Ali Frazier press conference roars before MSG bout
In New York the taunts fly as Ali and Joe Frazier prepare for their 12 round heavyweight rematch at Madison Square Garden on February 4, 1974. Bandini Brown ribs Ali on while Frazier stares, promising to "whup" the champ. Ali recalls the 1964 Liston showdown and the crowd responds with wary awe.
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Reds Ready to Battle Mets in NL Playoffs
Cincinnati Reds, fresh from 99 wins, brace for the Mets in a best of five NL playoff opener amid a rain drenched day. Joe Morgan and Pete Rose led a combative mood while Jack Billingham and Tom Seaver were slated as the opposing pitchers in the high stakes series.
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Tom Seaver
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Newcombe Leads In Colonial Tennis Quarterfinals
Fort Worth AP John Newcombe advances toward the Fort Worth Colonial final as he faces Eddie Dibbs in the quarterfinals after a 6-4 6-3 win over Barry Phillips Moore. Seeded rivals Stockton Ramirez Pasarell fall, while Roscoe Tanner Gottfried Dent and Filler win to reach the next round.
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Ramirez
Pasarell
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Roscoe Taner
Mike Estep
Dallas
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Jim McMannis
Andretti sets world closed course speed record in Texas
Mario Andretti, 33, driving an Offenhauser powered Viceroy Special, clocked 214.158 mph to set a world closed course record during USAC qualifying at Texas World Speedway. He earned pole for Sundays Twin 200, as 19 of 26 starters topped 200 mph. Lee Kunzman joins him on the front row after 212.703 mph run.
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Nazareth
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Texas World Speedway
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Guttenberg
Iowa
Spray Punts for HPC Leads Jackets Pacing 29.4 Yard average
Chris Spray of Pecos handles punting for Howard Payne College Yellow Jackets. He averages 29.4 yards per boot with 23 chances and only one blocked. His four-game 1973 season totals 688 punting yards per college statistics from Brownwood.
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Pecos
Howard Payne College
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