Big week in New Mexico high school football as district races heat up
AP reports as many as nine teams can clinch district titles this week with 43 games on the docket across Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Key showdowns include Santa Fe at Albuquerque High in Dist 1AAAA and Del Norte at Giants in Dist 2AAAA along with top foes in Dist 3AAAA and notable matchups in Dist 4AAAA.
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Landry notes weather may affect Redskins ahead of key game
Dallas coach Tom Landry said Washington likely felt fatigue from a Monday night win over St Louis as they prepare for a crucial NFC East clash in Washington. He cited crowd effect at RFK Stadium and the need for a winning streak to secure playoff chances. Staubach’s starting status remains undecided due to finger swelling.
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Red Smith Warm Breeze is a horse to watch in Messenger
The piece profiles harness horse Warm Breeze and psychic Ed Snedecker, noting Warm Breeze’s wins and a potential world record. It describes Snedecker’s clairvoyant role, the castor oil treatment, and the $150 fee for a photograph. It mentions Lloyd Arnold and Dottie Farrington with racedetails.
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Rockets win City Cross Country Championship title
Goddard High School dominates the City Cross Country meet with 23 points in the varsity race led by Andre Padilla 16 10 as Roswell takes second and GHS third. Jack Hedgecock wins JV to boost Rockets prospects for future varsity squad amid district previews and upcoming Hobbs Invitational.
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