Eagles Dominate Goddard 40-6 in Friday Showdown
Hobbs Eagles powered by 205-pound fullback Ray Hamilton raced to a 40-6 victory over the Goddard Rockets. Hamilton led with 233 rushing yards and a 39-yard TD run, while Hobbs added three more scores in the first half and sealed the win with late interceptions and a 72-yard return by Rudy Fuentez.
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Hobbs Eagles
Ray Hamilton
Goddard Rockets
Hamilton
Eagles
Hobbs
Goddard
Rocket
Bob Bensing
Charles Tedrow
Bobby Becker
Rockets
Neighter
Hansen
Jeffers
Junior Hunter
Eagle
Rudy Fuentez
New Mexico State Routs Eastern in 50-13 Upset Fill
In Portales New Mexico State high powered by Jim Bohl and Sal Olivas outscored Eastern New Mexico 50-13 after a slow start. Bohl rushed 170 yards on 24 carries and scored thrice while Olivas threw three TD passes and ran for another. Olivas totaled 196 passing yards and the Aggies finished with 498 yards offense to ENMU's 235. Eastern led 13-6 after a first quarter见.
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Olivas
State
Dean Bates
Bates
Jim Shay
Bob Carbone
Irish Spartans Remain Unbeaten in Week of Upsets
Notre Dame walloped Navy 35 0 despite injuries to Seymour and Eddy as Terry Hanratty added two rushing touchdowns. Michigan State, ranked second, shut out Northwestern 99 0 but faced a knee injury to Bob Apisa. Alabama and Georgia Tech also scored dominant victories while Spurrier led Florida to a 30 27 win over Auburn.
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Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Bob Gladieux
Eddy
Larry Conjar
Navy
John Pergine
Michigan State
Northwestern
Bob Apisa
Spartans
Apisa
Clint Jones
Gene Washington
Jim Raye
Dick Kenney
Alabama
Mississippi State
Wayne Trimble
Crimson Tide
Steve Davis
Larry Good
Georgia Tech
Duke
Good
Kim King
Tech
Florida
Steve Spurrier
Auburn
Spurrier
Gators
Nebraska
Dewey Warren
Tennessee
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Army
Warren
Bruce Alford
TCU
Baylor
Alford
Boots
Bob Anderson
Iowa
Indiana
Frank Stavoff
Bill Couch
Curt Wilson
John Wintermute
Minnesota
Ohio State
Georgia
Kent Lawrence
Bulldogs
North Carolina
Jim Detwiler
Michigan
Wisconsin
Detwiler
Illinois
Bob Griese
Purdue
Boilermakers
Griese
Florida Squeezes By Auburn
Florida defeats Auburn 30-27 in Gainesville to remain undefeated at 7-0. Spurrier led the late drive, kicking a 40 yard field goal with 2:12 left after passing for 259 yards and two touchdowns. Auburn surged on an 89 yard kickoff return by Larry Ellis and a 91 yard fumble return by Gusty Yearout.
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Connors Junior College
Warner
Oklahoma
Connors
Jesse Graham
Broncos
Aggie
Jack Wisdom
Connor
Joe Cooke
Bruce Derr
NMMI
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Steve Zabel
Bronco
Connors Jc’s
Ron Hinsom
Bernie Barbour
Gainesville
Fla
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Auburn
Spurrier
Gators
Colorado State Stuns Wyoming In Narrow Upset
In Fort Collins Colorado State University toppled 10th ranked Wyoming 12 to 10. CSU rallied with a 33 yard and 22 yard field goal and a late trick-play TD to erase a 7-0 Wyoming lead, while Ed Froehlich intercepted and returned to set up the Cowboys’ scoring.
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Wyoming
al Levan
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Larry Jackson
Tom Pack
Bob Wolfe
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado State University
University of Wyoming
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Skein
Wyoming Cowboys
Jackson
Levan
Buckpasser Wins 12th Gold Cup At Aqueduct
Buckpasser, held tight early, outsprints Miarkos by 1.4 lengths to capture the $110,500 Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct. O’Hara finishes third as Buckpasser clocks 3 26 1 5 for his 12th straight win and 1 218 874 career earnings.
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Buckpasser
Aqueduct
Hasty House Farm
Greentree
O’hara
Santa Anita
Kelso
Miarkos
Arkansas Rips Texas A M in 34 0 Victory
Arkansas crushed Texas A&M 34-0 as John Brittenum led the drive and David Dickey scored four touchdowns. Martine Bercher returned a punt 59 yards for a fifth Arkansas score while SMU led the race with a 3-0 mark.
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Harold V. Ratliff
College Station
Tex
Arkansas
John Brittenum
Texas A&m
David Dickey
Southern Methodist
Razorbacks
Aggies
Texas
Prep Football Friday Results Across New Mexico Districts
Hobbs 40 Roswell Goddard 6 lead Friday results. Saturday games include McCurdy Mission 02 Mountainair 0 in Dist 2B and Reserve 23 Ganado 6. Springer 19 Estancia 13 in Dist 2B. Gallup Cathedral 20 Kirtland Central 14 in Dist 1B. Shiprock 51 Ft Wingate 13. Albuquerque Valley 20 Albuquerque West Mesa 14. Albuquerque Highland 68 Albuquerque Santa 0.
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Ganado
Ariz
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Estancia
Gallup Cathedral
Kirtland Central
Shiprock
Ft. Wingate
Alby
Valley
West Mesa
Highland
Sandia
Husker routs Missouri 35 0 as Nebraska seals Title hopes
Eight-ranked Nebraska crushed Missouri 35 0 at Memorial Stadium before 65,099 fans. A stout defense limited the Tigers to one risky late drive as Nebraska extended its regular-season win streak to 17 and strengthened hopes for a fourth straight Big Eight crown.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Missouri
Memorial Stadium
Cornhusker
Local High School Sports Buzz and Community Notices
Community sports chatter spans Roswell and Marshall high schools. Marshall legends from 1949 shine, while Roswell Bow Hunters report a first bow kill. Contests, game dates, and youth programs fill the schedule as Artesia eyes a southern title and fans rally for local teams.
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Ernie Core
Capitans
Clarence Blair
Marshall High
Marshall
Minnesota
P.O
Roswell
Dwight Burns
Alamogordo
deBremond
Goddard
Municipal
New Mexico Game & Fish Department
Southeat
Artesia Bulldogs
Artesia
Dexter
Roy
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