Calhoun Sandies stay unbeaten with 50 40 win over Tulosa-Midway
Rhonda Braun scored 30 as the Calhoun Sandies improved to 5-0 with a tough 50 40 victory over Tulosa Midway in a non district girls game. Coach Janette Barlow cited fatigue after a busy five day stretch as Edna next hosts the Cowgirls in a key regional matchup.
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Sandies edge Cherokee in tight battle to stay unbeaten
Calhoun High’s Sandies beat Tuloso-Midway 50-40 as Braun led with multiple layups and 10 rebounds by Debbie Wallace. Hahn and Long added key baskets while Cherokee forwards Bentley and Spreen troubled the Sandies defense. JV won 39-96 with Wotipka scoring 18.
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Patti Wallace
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Hahn
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Ham
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Debbie “Porkey” Wallace
Pam Wotipka
Eileen Clegg
Debbie
Travie Evans
Sandie
Aggies Hold No 2 Spot as Ohio State Tops AP Poll
Ohio State is ranked No 1 in the AP college football poll after a 21-14 win over Michigan. Texas A&M rises to No 2, Nebraska falls, with Cali or UCLA-Texas looming in the Rose Bowl race. San Jose State enters the Top Twenty for the first time.
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Three Year Contract Twins Hire Gene Mauch as Manager
Gene Mauch, age 50, signs a three year deal with the Minnesota Twins for about 70 thousand dollars per year. He aims to make the club contenders in the West in 1976 with Rod Carew as a cornerstone and a strong pitching staff. Twins president Calvin Griffith notes Mauchs vast NL experience and expects fewer mistakes on the field.
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Minn
Gene Mauch
Minnesota Twins
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Griffith
Bill Rigney
Billy Martin
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Washington
Frank Quilich
Tarleton Ends LSC Membership plans NAIA independence
Tarleton State University announces resignation from the Lone Star Conference effective June 1, 1976. The school will compete in basketball golf and track through the 1975-77 year and may play LSC basketball through 1976-77 for scheduling. Tarleton will be an NAIA independent after leaving the conference.
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Tarleton State University
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Steelers Punish Oilers As Bradshaw Connects On Fireworks Night
Pittsburgh’s Terry Bradshaw completed 13 of 16 passes and connected with Lynn Swann for two first half touchdowns as the Steelers toppled the Houston Oilers 32-9 on national TV. Franco Harris added 149 rushing yards and a TD, while Houston’s defense was pierced by the Steel Curtain. Oilers coach Bum Phillips voiced disappointment as Houston slipped to 7-3 in the AFC Central.
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Chuck Noll
Noll
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Franco Harris
Skip Butler
Dan Pastorini
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Lynn Swann
John Stalworth Harris
Frenchy Fuqua
Pastorini
Ken Burrough
Akins and Shipman in limbo for Friday clash
Texas and Texas A&M coordinators offered coy signals as both teams prepared for the Southwest Conference showdown. Texas quarterback Marty Akins returned to practice at half speed with Royal noting he looked ready for action, while Aggies starter David Shipman split time with Mike Jay as Emory Beilard declined to name a starter.
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Longhorn
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Royal
Aggie
David Shipman
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Rice
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20 Fights on Card Tonight at Madison
Port Lavaca boxers from the Port Lavaca Boys Youth Center will fight Victoria Boys Youth Center members tonight at Madison gym. The card starts at 8 p.m. and is sponsored by the Port Lavaca Optimist Club to fund youth projects.
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Victoria Boys Youth Center
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Long season for Baylor coach Teaff ends in shock
Baylor coach Grant Teaff walked the cold Baylor Stadium field after a 34 31 loss to SMU that ruined a 23 0 halftime lead. Teaff, 1974 Coach of the Year, called it among his top two worst losses, reflecting on fumbles, injuries and a season of growing pains while pledging further recruitment to stay competitive.
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Plant a Bicentennial Rose Bush Now at Maylo Nursery
Seadrift residents are urged to visit Maylo Nursery, located near Ship's Im, to plant a Bicentennial Rose Bush. Limited stock available for immediate purchase and planting this spring season.
Crabs Hit Road To Face Ray In Corpus Christi
Calhoun Sandcrabs travel to Corpus Christi to meet undefeated Ray Trojans. Ray has a 69 center who moves well and a 64 forward with four good athletes. Coach Mike Wolf says they will mix in new plays and adjust defense to counter the tall center. He expects football players to see more action, but will rely mainly on basketball players.
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Ray Trojans
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Wolf
Pats Webster Has Knee Surgery After Bills Game
Patriots veteran George Webster underwent successful right knee cartilage repair at Norwood Hospital after Sundays game with the Bills. It was his second knee surgery in a nine year pro career.
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Foxboro
Mass
George Webster
New England Patriots
Norwood Hospital
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Webster
Carson Newman Teas Texas Wenteyan Mission
Fragmentary AP text mentions Carson Newman and Texas Wenteyan in a dated military or college context with unclear events or outcomes. Names and places are garbled, resulting in an unreadable sequence of nouns and dates and no definite action or result to summarize.
South Carolina Accepts Tangerine Bowl Bid
The South Carolina Gamecocks accepted a bid to play in the Tangerine Bowl against Miami of Ohio. Coach Jim Carlen praised the players for their hard work as the team posted a school record 4,746 offensive yards and finished the season 7 4.
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