Baylor Bears face Pittsburgh loss and shoe trouble
Baylor coach Grant Teaff announced Cary Dorman and Don Bockhorn will miss two to three weeks with injuries from the 42-14 loss to Oklahoma. Texas coach Darrel Royal fretted over Polyurethane shoe availability in Canada amid a strike, while TCU's Billy Tohill and SMU's Dave Smith field questions ahead of openers.
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Baeza Wins This Week’s Football Guessing Contest
Harold Baeza of 701 S. Ash St won the weekly football contest sponsored by the Enterprise for predicting all eight games correctly. He was the only perfect ballot among 67 submissions but missed the tiebreaker score. The contest prize remains $5 this week with tie breaker rules noted in Wednesday’s Enterprise.
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Ranger hurler Siebert wins by pitching strikes over White Sox
Sonny Siebert forgets mechanics to focus on throwing strikes as Texas Rangers defeat Chicago White Sox 10-3 in eight innings. The veteran right-hander improves to 7-12, fanning seven with three walks after a recent arm injury, while Rick Waits earns the save. Bill Madlock, Toby Harrah, and Jim Fregosi homered in support as Texas builds a 5-6 lead then blanks the Chicago lineup to seal the win.
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Eagles struggle on defense and motivation against Carlsbad
Pecos notes definite faults in last Friday’s game against Carlsbad. Second half showed reduced desire and on field arguing among players. Weakness along the ends allowed Cavemen to gain wide, with a touchdown called back. Lamesa poses a real test, as Pecos must shore up the perimeter and prevent first loss.
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Walker recuperates after hospitalization in Pecos game
Pecos wide receiver Walker was hospitalized in Carlsbad with respiratory difficulty during the Eagle Cavee game Friday. He returned to Pecos Saturday and was said to be feeling all right. Coach Millsapps expects Walker to work later in the week, but his Friday game status remains uncertain. Ishmael Abila and Carroll Andes may return this week, while Davey Smith could miss at least another week.
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Aaron, Dave Johnson pace Braves in 7-0 win over Padres
Dave Johnson belts his 42nd homer to tie a 1922 second baseman record and steals thunder from Hank Aaron who hit his 711th. Braves rout Padres 7-0 as Aaron nears Babe Ruth’s all time mark amid a night of NL action including Pirates and Expos wins.
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Brothers clash on the gridiron in Texas and New Mexico
In Abilene Texas two brothers will coach opposing teams next Saturday when Don Newsom 31 head coach of McNulty College hosts Ron Newsome rookie coach of Western New Mexico at Silver City. The Newsoms parents from Mount Pleasant Texas plan to decide where to sit. Don’s team is 1 1 this season while Ron’s squad makes its first start of the year.
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Eagle quarterback Duke named Eagle of the Week after Pecos win
Pecos Eagles beat Carlsbad Cavemen 21 to 3 as quarterback Craig Duke threw two touchdowns and a conversion pass, reaching 136 yards on 66 percent. Sonny Privett earned defensive player of the week for clogging gaps and limiting Carlsbad to 78 rushing yards.
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Thomas Named McVal Top Defensive Player
Tulsa nose guard Ken Thomas, a transfer from Phoenix Junior College, was named defensive player of the week in the Missouri Valley Conference after a 48-3 win over West Texas State. He had seven unassisted tackles, three behind the line, and 10 assisted tackles in just over half the game.
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Eagles owner to sell obstructed-view seats at stadium
Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose says he will sell seats with obstructed views and will not permit another home game telecast unless all seats are sold, signaling a ticketing and broadcast stance for the club.
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