Upset-filled weekend as Oklahoma State shocks Colorado
Oklahoma State defeated Colorado 31 14 in the Big Eight opener as Brent Blackman and Steve Pettes connected on a first quarter TD pass and Gerard scored twice. Archie Griffin set an Ohio State rushing record with 239 yards in a 29 14 win over North Carolina. Gary Dixon and Johnny Rodgers led Nebraska and Michigan routed Tulane.
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Texas rallies to beat Tech 25 20 in Lubbock
Texas quarterback Alan Lowry rallied the 12th ranked Longhorns from a 12 7 deficit with two second half touchdown runs and a late defensive stand. Don Grimes tied a Southwest Conference field goal record for Texas Tech as the Red Raiders led late, but Lowry and teammates seized victory before 52 187 fans in Jones Stadium.
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Tigers win keeps hopes alive in pennant race
Detroit roars to six first inning runs to beat Milwaukee 13 4 as Boston edges Baltimore, keeping the Tigers 1 1/2 games back with four games left. Ed Brinkman homered, Joe Coleman earned his 19th win, while Kaline adds big day for Detroit in a tense AL East scramble.
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Demons rally to 19 19 deadlock in late clash
A Dexter Demon football squad fought back to tie the game at 19 all entering the final moments. The home team's defense held strong as the fourth quarter produced a gritty drive and a late score.
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NMMI Broncos Booted to 6-6 Tie by Air Force Prep
In Colorado Springs the NMMI Broncos were held to a 6-6 deadlock by Air Force Prep. The Huskies held firm after a first quarter drive stalled by a blocked extra point, while a late-period fumble and turnover battle kept the scorelevel until Steve Willis capped a drive with a 9 yard TD run. Gary Roan missed the extra point. The Broncos visit Eastern Arizona at the Wool Bowl next Saturday.
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Six NFL clubs still unbeaten after two weeks
By Ed Schuyler Jr. only six of 26 NFL teams remain unbeaten after two weeks. There is a strong chance some will lose on Sunday, though the unbeatens do not meet. Miami 2 40 featuring balance with the passing of Bob Griese.
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Prep Scores From Saturday Local High School Games
A sweep of scores from New Mexico and nearby Texas towns shows St. Pius beating Gallup 20 to 12 while Highland routed Albuquerque High 42 to 14. Numerous other matches include Del Norte 31 Manzano 0 and Artesia 42 NMMI 0 with wide margins across regional teams.
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Jarring Tackles Fire Up NFL Week Matchups
The Vikings host 1-1 Minnesota with Jim Kiick and Larry Csonka and Fran Tarkenton at quarterback. Dallas at Green Bay too. The Jets lead the 2-0 beat with Namath and Riggins facing Houston. Hagerman and Dexter fight to a 19-19 tie as Harrell nets three scores for Hagerman.
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Stallcup tops Roswell Oilmen Medalist Round
Frank Stallcup of Odessa shot a one under par 71 to lead the Roswell Oilmen's Golf Tournament qualifying at the New Mexico Military Institute course. John Kykendall of Odessa was second with 73, John Allen of Denver finished third with 74, and B H Smith of Midland and Tom Hansen of Odessa tied for fourth with 76 as play set to start at 9 a m.
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Cadets Reach Sherman Memorial Polo Final
The NMMI polo team defeated Midland 9 3 and El Paso 9 8 to earn a finals berth against San Patricio at Sunset Stud Farm Pichaco. Two o clock start. Tony Shaw leads scorers with seven goals joined by Ed Little and Joe Ingram. The event is sanctioned by the U S Polo Association.
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College football scores across many teams and leagues
A long list of college football results shows East teams like Cornell beating Colgate 37 to 7 and Dartmouth topping N Hampshire 24 to 14, with numerous other games across conferences. Notable winners include Harvard over Navy, Fordham vs Columbia, and multiple matchups featuring Princeton, Ohio State, Florida State, Notre Dame, and Texas A&M among many others.
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Iowa State mauls New Mexico 314 in strong showing
Iowa State improves to 3-0 as sophomore Mike Strachan rushes for 187 yards and two touchdowns. The Cyclones force four turnovers including two fumbles and two interceptions to blank New Mexico 34 310. Key plays include Amundson Krupfle connection and Jorney interception setting up three third quarter scores.
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