The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 71, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 11, 1989 Page: 4 of 12
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in which the Herd will play five of its taining the momentum we have into two each. Jessica Dearing also added said. "Then Brooke Seiver had seven
the second game,” she said. "We must a kill,
never let up during a match if we
expect to keep winning."
Nikki Self led the Herd with 13
Hooks has been pleased by the Round Rock edged No. 7 Killeen 1
Mustangs’ start, especially their 21-20 and dropped them from the in Class A, replacing No. 9 Fannin-
top 10 in 5A and allowing Long- ' ' ‘ ■
Ware’s, Gill's fourth- fumble, caused
Gill threw for 139 yards in the quarter heroics against Texas A&M recovered another fumble,
fourth quarter and finished with 19
completions in 30 attempts for 237
yards, three touchdowns and no "
interceptions.
He threw the winning pass after I
he had been sacked twice in a row I
for 23 yards in losses.
“The deal I’m impressed with is
he got two big sacks and he had the *“
poise to go back in there and throw
that touchdown pass,” Tech Coach
Spike Dykes said of the sophomore
from Bedford. “He did a good job.
He completed 12 of the last 13
passes he threw. He grew up a lot.” “
The Southwest Conference
defensive player of the week is
Craig Vcasey of Houston. The
defensive end recorded a sack and
eight tackles and recovered two
fumbles that led to touchdowns in
second consecutive week, receiving Sherman, both 5-0, 14 each. Deer The Herd rebounded from the loss to beat Dunbar in Tuesday’s
all 24 first-place votes cast by the « u,! a* match at Lubbock, (photo by Mauri Montgomery)
AP panel of sportswriters and Terrell. 5-O. 21. A&M Consolidat-
sportsc asters.
Ballinger, a 33-7 victor over
Sonora, held onto No. 2 but No. 6
“Travis made a great move and
all I had to do was throw the ball,"
lite Southwest Conference offensive before leaving with 4:05 remaining Gill said of the winning score. “It’s
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The Hereford Whitefaces rebounded momentum from one game to the next only scoring serve.
Tuesday from their only District 1- was something' the Herd had been
4A loss to defeat Dunbar, 15-6,15-1, looking for.
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teams receiving votes
38-25 loss to Wilmer-Hutchins. Paris, which beat West Orange in
Stark joins Converse Judson in the 1988 4A title game, dropped to
was replaced 10 teams holding their positions
by Port Ncches-Groves at No. 10.
Round Rock edged No. 7 Killeen
Not this time
Southlake Carroll was the included, sZ'Kill^Ellison.'sA Hereford’s Jill West (14) gets up to block a spike by Dumas’
“We had so many inexperienced unanimous No. 1 pick in 3A for the 22 points, Amarillo Palo Duro and Amy Jowell (32) during Saturday’s match at the HHS Gym.
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Running back Ron Hasley was a
defensive back last season but has
16 touchdowns in five
Park and Hurst Bell 10 each; 4A,
Terrell, 5-0, 21, A&M Consolidat-
ed, 19, Tomball, 4-1, 15, El Campo,
5-0, 11; 3A, Freer, 5-0, 18, Vernon,
17, Port Isabel, 13; 2A, Shiner, 10
Veasey was a key catalyst in
final 2:53 of the first half. During
Though his statistics weren’t as that short time, he recovered a
a fumble and
straight service points to almost finish
the first game.
Herd JV vs. Dunbar J V "The second game went better, but
The Whiteface junior varsity we allowed them to score on a few of
bounced back from its loss to Dumas, our errors. Jennifer Bullard had eight
said. "Dunbar pushed us pretty hard Libby Kosub and Candc Robbins each dumping the Panther JV, 15-7,15-7. of her 10 service points in the second
during the first half of the first game, served for five point, with Kosub F—■f~"’
Wc held our ground, played good getting a pair of aces, while Poppy Bullard, Brooke Seiver and Jill
defense and finally got the momentum Richardson added four points. Jill F----D
on our side.” West had two points on serve with an serve while Seiver had seven. Samuels working to improve in the remaining
Rech said the carryover of ace and Shantcl Cornelius aced on her added four service points with a pair matches.
West Orange-Stark No. 1
By MICHAEL A. LUTZ Last week, it was a 42-7 victory Thomas Jefferson and scored
AP Sports Writer over 5A Port Arthur Jefferson that runs of 63 and 10 yards.
West Orange-Stark has been put the Mustangs in position to Quarterback Dcdmon Lee also
winning football games for so long, capitalize on No. 1 ranked Paris’ started the season as a rookie.
it’s expected of them. 38-25 loss to Wilmer-Hutchins. Paris, which beat West Orange in
The Mustangs are 45-5 since f" ' ' " ’ ' ’ ‘ 2722 22 22. 2__ .2 „
dropping from Class 5A to 4A in 5A, Southlake Carroll in 3A, No. 6, and Tomball, beaten by to keep its top rank in 2A with all
1986, a string of success that Groveton in 2A and Munday in A A&M Consolidated,
includes state titles in 1986 and as the top-rated teams in the state.
1987 and a state finalist last season.
But the Mustangs’ return Wed-
nesday as the No. 1 ranked team in offense. I " ~ ‘ ’
Class 4A of The Associated Press “I figured our defense would be view to become the No. 10 team.
Schoolboy Football Poll wasn’t good but the offense has been a
automatic. pleasant surprise,” Hooks said.
Coach Dan Hooks had one ‘
offensive starter and five on defense players.”
to work with and a killer schedule
that included four 5A teams.
The Mustangs, 5-0, beat Beau- scored
mont Central two weeks ago, games,
knocking them out of the Class 5A Bruce Aven, the other running
top 10. back, made his first start against Vernon dropped from the 3A list and A, Normangee, 13.
Gill SWC player of week
LUBBOCK (AP) - For engineer- Houston’s 66-10 shellacking of got the largest home crowd in six
ing a thrilling comeback Saturday Baylor. years about as excited as it could
with two fourth-quarter touchdown Houston also got fine offensive get.
passes to beat 19th-rankcd Texas performances from Andre Ware,
A&M, Jamie Gill of Texas Tech is who threw six touchdown passes
football player of the week. in the third quarter, and Manny easy when you have great protec- third quarter.
The Texas A&M Aggies led Hazard, who caught five touchdown tion and great receivers.”
24-14 going into the fourth quarter passes. Ware completed 33 of 53
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