Veterans Howley and Manders rejoin Cowboys
Dallas coach Tom Landry brings veteran linebackers Chuck Howley and Dave Manders back to the Cowboys. Howley will practice three days weekly as insurance for linebackers while inactive. Manders rejoins immediately to snap for placements and punts against New Orleans Monday night after retirement over a contract dispute with Tex Schramm, who declined comment.
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Eagles Tame Lamesa as Forecasted Upsets Falter
In sport shorts a wary preview predicts Pecos over Lamesa by 21-20 and other local games. The column cites misreads from coaches, wet fields, and upsets by Ector and Fort Stockton, with Manders returning and Landry noting preseason absences affect pay.
Balmorhea Bears climb to 82 in week three ratings
Harris ratings show Balmorhea rising from 120 to 82 over three weeks, with the Bears forecast to climb further as the season advances. In Los Angeles, Wilt Chamberlain declines comment on a possible 600,000 dollar a year player coach deal with the San Diego Conquistadors while negotiations continue and contract talks loom.
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Rhodes Earns SWC Defensive Player of the Week
Arkansas linebacker Danny Rhodes named SWC defensive player of the week after eight tackles and seven assists against No. 1 Southern Cal in a 17 0 loss. Coach Frank Broyles praised his leadership and all‑over‑the‑field impact while Rhodes emphasized a readiness to win at any cost.
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Miami Tops JUCO Poll In First 1973 Rankings
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College of Miami captured the top ranking in the first National Junior College Athletic Association poll of the 1973 football season. Arizona Western College of Yuma Iowa Central of Fort Dodge and Fort Scott tied for third. Mississippi Gulf Coast Ferrum Blinn Kilgore Rochester Mesa Arizona also in the top ten.
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Utah State QB Tom Wilson Recalls Embarrassing Safety Moment
Salt Lake City AP report recalls Utah State junior quarterback Tom Wilson describing his most embarrassing moment in football a safety for the opposing team after he backed into the end zone and knocked himself out.
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Match of the Century Riggs King Showdown at Astrodome
Houston AP Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs prepare for a $100,000 winner take all tennis clash in the Astrodome billed as The Match of the Century. Promoter Jerry Perenchio touts a nationwide televised event with 40,000 expected fans, marching bands, and rival cheering sections. If Riggs loses he could earn far less, if he wins the ceremonies and hype push potential totals toward $2.5 million.
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Hunter's Best Chance To Lead League In Pitching
Oakland ace Jim Hunter, leading AL in winning percentage at .833 with a 20-4 mark, bids to top the league again. His steady brilliance echoes legends Bender and Grove, revives hallowed names as he powers the A's to a strong 72 game lead and key AL West win over the Angels.
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Aaron’s quiet night as Braves fall to Padres 9-4
Henry Aaron was held to a single in four at-bats as the Atlanta Braves were beaten by the San Diego Padres 9-4 Tuesday night. Aaron’s other appearances included a grounder to short, a foul out, and a fly to left.
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Lobos Lose Ed Lee Renfro For 1972 Season
Sul Ross State University head coach Richard Harvey announced senior running back Ed Lee Renfro of Sonora is out for the entire 1972 season due to a torn ligament requiring surgery after an intrasquad injury. Renfro, a former High School All American and three time All State selection, joined Sul Ross in 1971 after a year at Texas Tech. The injury opens up fullback and running back roles for two sophomores, while Renfro’s younger brother Tony secures the starting offensive left tackle spot.
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Pecos football teams to play six games Saturday
Pecos fans face a busy day as six Pecos football teams are scheduled to compete. The junior varsity game moves to 7 p.m. at Alpine. A and B ninth grade teams meet Artesia at 2 p.m. on Rotary Field. Artesia junior highs host West Pecos in Artesia at 2 p.m.
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Monahans climbs to No. 9 in state rankings
Harris Rating picks up Monahans from 23 to 9 after a 20-0 win over San Angelo Lake View. Odessa Ector rises to 32 with two early wins, while Pecos sits at 29 and Kermit drops to 52. AAA top ten includes Lewisville, Brownwood, Aldine Carver, Gregory-Portland, Ennis, Iowa Park, Cuero, Lamesa, Monahans, West Orange.
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Pecos Eagles Dominate District Early In Offense And Defense
Pecos leads district 2-AAA in offense and defense after two weeks, allowing 100.5 yards per game and averaging 289 yards on offense. Monahans rivals with 286.5 offensive yards, Fort Stockton strong defensively at 139. Pecos also tops penalties with 85 yards per game, totaling 170 yards on 14 penalties. Craig Duke tops passing yardage with 214 yards and three TDs. Carroll Faulkner averages 38.7 yards per punt on eight kicks. Don Walker has two receptions, both for touchdowns, averaging 64 yards per catch.
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Expos buy Morales in MLB brief
Montreal Expos purchase catcher Jose Morales from Oakland Athletics. In tennis, Rosemary Casals dominates Jill Schwikert 6-0 6-1 in Houston as Stan Smith wins 6-4 6-4 in Los Angeles. Belmont Park horse Everton II pays $5.60 for $15,000 feature. Atlantic City Good John pays $8.40. Sportman's Park Gallant Bill pays $6.40 to win Alsab Purse.
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Carnesecca to Return as St John’s Coach This Fall
Lou Carnesecca will again coach St John’s University in Jamaica New York this fall after three seasons with the New York Nets in the ABA He follows the retirement of Joe Lapchick The Redmen open home season against Davidson on December 11 and begin the Clemson tournament in South Carolina on November 30 Also slated for December 21 22 in New Haven Connecticut tournament and the ECAC Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden starting December 26
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