Friday, October 12, 2007

AT & T launches free directory assistance
AT & T has launched a new free directory assistance service in Texas that provides access to business listings.

Miners' boot camp
RUFF CREEK, Pa. - Workers stand in the dark void lit only by the lights on their mining helmets, stacking blocks of wood from the ground up to build a "crib," or roof support, in a weak spot in a simulated coal mine.

Judge blocks proposed Social Security rule
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge has blocked a proposed rule requiring employers to fire workers whose names don't match their Social Security numbers, dealing a major blow to the Bush administration's crackdown on illegal immigration.

Goodwill, Habitat teaming up in thrift store
Goodwill and Habitat for Humanity are teaming up to provide a one-stop thrift shop in Amarillo. The two organizations are moving into new digs on the northeast side of town.

Slumping sales force retailers to cut earnings forecast
NEW YORK - Several of the nation's largest retailers cut their earnings forecasts Thursday after lingering summer weather and an uncertain economy kept consumers from shopping last month and left the big merchants with disappointing sales.

Stocks finish mixed
Wall Street stumbled through a lopsided session Wednesday, closing mixed as profit warnings and news from blue chip names Alcoa Inc. and Boeing Co. dragged down the Dow Jones industrial average but largely spared technology stocks.

Stocks trade mixed after rally
NEW YORK - Wall Street stumbled through a lopsided session Wednesday, closing mixed as profit warnings and news from blue chip names Alcoa Inc. and Boeing Co. dragged down the Dow Jones industrial average but largely spared technology stocks.

Earnings to fall short
Valero Energy Corp., the nation's largest independent oil refiner, said Wednesday it expects to report third-quarter earnings far short of Wall Street estimates because the cost of refined products hasn't kept up with rapidly rising crude costs.

MegaMarket 2007 kicks off Thursday
This year's MegaMarket 2007, a networking opportunity for business owners to develop new relationships with other businesses, will be from 11:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday at the Ashmore Inn and Suites, 2301 E. Interstate 40.

BoardFirst shuts down
A company that resold Southwest Airlines Co. boarding passes to let customers score the best seats on the plane has closed, more than a year after the carrier sued it for fraud and trademark infringement.

Auction ends, but sale of house uncertain
The auction ended with a top bid of $253,000 for Canyon's historic Hudspeth House on Thursday, but the home's owners are pondering whether to accept the high bidder's offer.

Calendar

Group lowers sales forecast
This year's decline in existing home sales will be steeper than previously anticipated, a trade group for real estate agents predicted Wednesday.

Dream turns into nightmare
SANTA ANA, Calif. - Soledad Aviles dreamed for years of owning a home, with a plot of land where he could grow corn and chiles as he did in his native Mexico. So he felt blessed last year when he learned he could buy a three-bedroom, single-story stucco house on West La Verne Avenue in Santa Ana.

Callahan enters crisis stage
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The fallout is worse than the 70-10 aftermath.

Secret VIP newsletter 'comes with the territory'
Texas A & M athletic director Bill Byrne is on the hot seat as a high-profile official at a high-profile university. That seat might be a little hotter as the incident involving football coach Dennis Franchione and his secretive, for-pay newsletter continues to garner national attention.

Aggie AD Bryne to speak tonight
Bill Byrne, director of athletics at Texas A & M, will speak in Amarillo tonight on the 16th floor of the Amarillo National Bank Building, 410 S. Taylor. A social hour will begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by Byrne's remarks and a question and answer session at 6:30 p.m.

LSC Football Rankings
Amarillo Globe-News assistant sports editor Greg Jaklewicz, whose beat is West Texas A & M football, ranks the teams in the Lone Star Conference:

Dr. Gott: Garlic keeps all the bloodsuckers away
Dear Dr. Gott: One hot summer, my husband and I went to a Little League baseball game. The mosquitoes were thick. Everyone was slapping at them but to no avail. We were not bothered by them. Lots of them were only circling around us. Why, you ask? Because we had taken garlic tablets. They work to keep the mosquitoes away. We have used the tablets for years. They work every time, and there is no odor.

Dear Abby: Girl is being pursued by overdetermined boy
Dear Abby: I am 14 and in high school. There's this boy, "Jon," who has liked me for a long time. Recently a friend of his asked me if I'd ever consider being Jon's girlfriend. I told him no. I said I liked Jon, just not in that way. Obviously, the friend told Jon.

Heloise: Reader needs window cleaner 'recipe'
Dear Heloise: Would you kindly print the necessary ingredients for cleaning windows? I remember that rubbing alcohol was one of the items and have misplaced your instructions for the right amounts, etc. Thanks. - Mom, via e-mail

Heloise: Mineral oil helps unstick glasses
Dear Readers: Have you ever had two glasses get stuck together? How do you get them unstuck?

Dear Abby: Man's marriage to stepmom is illegal in some states
Dear Abby: Your response to "Smitten in North Texas" (Aug. 17), who was romantically interested in his deceased father's wife, was not entirely correct.

WT students brand their rooms
The bare walls and empty corners of a college dorm room don't stay that way for long.

Dr. Gott: Reader can't decide to operate or not to operate
Dear Dr. Gott: I am an 88-year-old male in reasonably good health. I have no heart problems, cancer or diabetes. I do have low blood pressure and have never smoked or done drugs.

Predictions

Week 6 Numbers

Naz, Shamrock lead the way
As Districts 3-1A and 4-1A begin league play tonight, losing teams outnumber the winning ones.

Win, Place, Show
A weekly ranking of the best area football teams.

Who's Hot: McLean Tigers
The Tigers are the only unbeaten area six-man team.

High School Football Statistics

Putting points on the board
The Bushland Falcons have scored 220 points, with 100 of those coming from senior Todd Phillips. Phillips has caught eight passes, seven of which resulted in Falcon touchdowns, and has rushed for two scores. He has been successful on 28 PAT kicks, and has kicked six field goals.

Highland Park cancels JV grid season
Highland Park canceled the remainder of its junior varsity schedule, and will move players on the junior varsity up to the varsity squad, coach Victor Soliz said.

Monterey stops Tascosa
LUBBOCK - The road to the District 2-5A title looked like it had headed north toward Amarillo for a half Thursday night.

District 3-4A

The finish line
What we thought in August: 1. Lubbock Monterey. 2. Lubbock Coronado. 3. Amarillo High. 4. San Angelo Central. 5. Tascosa. 6. Lubbock High.

History 101
Rock, paper, scissors. Playing that game has settled some great arguments over the years and might be the way to pick this district this season. District 3-4A fans have come to expect the unexpected during district play. This year should be no exception.

Looking Back
Oct. 11, 1969

The opening weekend schedule
Dumas at Randall, 7:30 tonight: Randall's Plunk and Dumas' Burt make their 3-4A coaching debuts with identical 4-1 nondistrict records.

District 3-4A should be fun
The District 3-4A season opened Thursday night with Dumas at Randall. Tonight's games have Palo Duro visiting defending district champion Hereford, and Pampa hosting Caprock.

Inside Dish
Randall is riding high and playing with the most confidence of any team in 3-4A. ... Coach Burt in Dumas has the Demons pumped to return to the playoffs for the first time since 1997. ... Despite losing a slew of starters off last year's district championship team, coach DeLozier has The Herd looking like a legit repeat. ... Pampa is two points and an overtime shy of being 5-0 and has the playmaker of the district in Shavious Kelley. ... Palo Duro enters district at 2-3. So what. The Dons own the respect of every team. ... Caprock notched a win over Borger but has been outscored 145-20 in three games since.

Stratford's double threat
Stratford quarterback-linebacker Hunter Buckles has proven dangerous on both sides of the ball for the Elks, throwing for 231 yards and four touchdowns, while running for 297 yards and four touchdowns. In the Elks 31-0 victory against Dalhart last week, Buckles made an impact on defense, causing one fumble and making eight tackles.

Three to watch
Shavious Kelley, Pampa RB:

Randall cruises by Dumas
Few people saw this kind of blowout coming, based on the teams' records entering District 3-4A play.

Speed Reads
Five teams have a legit change to win this district. That's the truth.

Timeout with: Eddie Metcalf, Stratford Elks head coach
With District Play Starting, How Have Your Practices Changed?

The quote
"It's going to be a dogfight. I think top to bottom our district is much stronger than last year. Because it's going to be such a weekly toss-up, I think it could be anywhere from a 2-3 record gets you in, to where you might have to be 4-1." - Pampa coach Andy Cavalier

Metro High School Football Capsules

The finish line
What we thought in August: 1. Palo Duro. 2 Randall. 3. Pampa. 4. Hereford. 5. Dumas. 6. Caprock.

What It's Like
Valley's Jacob Hancock on catching the winning pass with five seconds left in a 41-36 win against Happy

Elks, Wildcats could await BHS
If Bushland makes the playoffs, the Falcons figure to get a severe test in the bidistrict round.

Gorillas to play exhibitions at OKC
After three days of training camp, the Amarillo Gorillas are in Oklahoma City for two exhibiton games against the Oklahoma City Blazers.

Clemens leaves door open for return next year
HOUSTON - Roger Clemens isn't ready to say whether he's done pitching, but he knows who he'd like to see back as manager of the New York Yankees next year.

Scoreboard
Auto Racing, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Volleyball

Olympic champ returns to city to conduct clinic
Ever want to be taught how to wrestle by an Olympic gold medalist?

What you're saying: The tech t-shirt controversy
Reader feedback about Jonathan Lockett's article on the Tech T-shirt controversy.

My two cents ...
With the New York Yankees making an early exit from the playoffs, it's apparent that George Steinbrenner is looking to shake things up and start handing out pink slips. I have to agree with "The Boss," but Joe Torre isn't the man who should get the ax.

Hagman scores twice in Stars win
DALLAS - Niklas Hagman matched his career high with two goals, including one short-handed, Marty Turco stopped 32 shots and the Dallas Stars once again beat the Los Angeles Kings, 5-1, on Wednesday night.

Scoreboard
Auto Racing, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Tennis, Transactions, Volleyball

My two cents ...
Even before the New York Yankees were eliminated from the playoffs on Monday by Cleveland, the questions were swirling.

Sports On The Air

Sports On The Air

Brett Hoffman: College rodeo in Southwest region is tops
College football has a few super conferences, including the Pac-10, SEC, Big 10 and Big 12.

What you're saying: The tech t-shirt controversy
Reader feedback about Jonathan Lockett's article on the Tech T-shirt controversy. Click here to read the story.

Battle of the region bands
Marching to swing music sometimes seems like trying to salsa and tango at the same time, said Nathan Garris, a junior in the River Road High School marching band.

Building a thirst

Ones to Watch: Blake Bundy
School: South Georgia Elementary School

Ones to Watch: Addie Clapp
School: Bushland Elementary School

Couples seek help to conceive
Kim Mienphilom's ovulation test always read positive.

Jon Mark Beilue: WT, city closing the gap
The distance between West Texas A & M and Amarillo is not that far. Zip past a couple of car dealerships, and the Buffalo Chip, and basically that's it. It's maybe 12 miles or so along I-27 from the north end of the WT campus to the south end of Amarillo.

Water demand exceeds supply
PLAINVIEW - Amarillo will have to make up for a reduced water supply next year.

Calendar

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Man arrested on suspicion of burglary
One man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of

Clouds burst; streets flood
Heavy rains moved through the area Wednesday night causing several reports of flooding and stranded vehicles.

Well-dressed jewelry thieves sought by police
Amarillo police are looking for four well-dressed men who they say stole items from a jewelry store in Westgate Mall.

Board may OK funding
The board governing allocation of tax incentives for downtown revitalization Thursday considered pledging public funds to help a developer turn "a terrible, terrible eyesore" into a multimillion-dollar asset.

Lightning strikes two oil tanks in Pampa
Lightning set two small oil tanks ablaze Thursday morning on the outskirts of Pampa, causing billowing flames and smoke but no damage or injury.

Toy gun causes Caprock lockdown
Amarillo police plan to move ahead with legal proceedings against two Tascosa High School students accused of beating another student last week even though the 47th District attorney's office refused to accept felony charges of aggravated assault Tuesday.

WT holds dedication for pedestrian mall
West Texas A & M University dedicated its long-expected pedestrian mall project on Thursday.

Fewer trees line road
CANADIAN - The highway hazard elimination project that drew howls of protest from people the last couple years opposing removal of Panhandle trees is now in its second phase.

Actor shares history of substance abuse during Pavilion luncheon
The death of Ben Vereen's daughter sent him over the edge.

War stories sought for oral history
The Amarillo Public Library and the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum are hosting storytelling sessions on World War II.

Man faces charges following alleged rape
A man faces five felony charges stemming from an alleged rape in September in Dumas.

Lubbock lawmaker named to key post
Over the years, South Plains and Panhandle legislators have been chosen or appointed to some of the most powerful posts in Austin. The most recent list includes Sen. Robert Duncan and Reps. Warren Chisum, John Smithee and David Swinford.

Two teens indicted on burglary charges
Two Borger teens were indicted on a combined nine counts of burglary of a building and two counts of burglary of a habitation in connection with a string of church burglaries.

All decked out in orange
FLOYDADA - Pumpkins, pumpkins, everywhere and not a pie in sight. Yet. But soon.

Police sergeant announces bid for Potter commissioner
The race for Potter County sheriff has received most of the attention, but now two county commissioners will face challengers.

Interim director tapped to lead foundation
The Texas Panhandle Heritage Foundation this week announced Bill Anderson as its new executive director.

Paramount building feted at opening
The Paramount Building was ready for its close-up Thursday as people gathered for its grand opening.

Family reports good, bad news
Britney Tennison, the 7-year-old girl who had more than 100 stitches sewn in her leg after a pit bull attacked her Oct. 7, "is getting around good."

Fund established to help kids pay for dad's funeral
A fund has been set up at FirstBank Southwest for the family of a man shot and killed Sunday in Amarillo.

Woman dies when vehicle rolls over
A 44-year-old Dimmitt woman died Tuesday afternoon when her vehicle rolled on a dirt road south of Dimmitt.

Belichick defenses tough on QBs
IRVING - Tony Romo had one of his worst outings as a pro Monday in Buffalo.

Former Army All-American Coulter dies
AUSTIN - Former New York Giants tackle Dewitt "Tex" Coulter died after a lengthy illness. He was 83.

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Olynda Beck
PERRYTON - Olynda Beck, 96, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007.

Tim White
Tim White, 57, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 11, 2007.

Carrol Bentley
CANADIAN - Carrol Bentley, 73, died Thursday, Oct. 11, 2007.

Sterling Graham
FRIONA - Sterling Graham, 74, died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.

All Obituaries - Text

Roxie Phipps
FRIONA - Roxie Phipps, 82, died Monday, Oct. 8, 2007.

Jack Scott Towles
PAMPA - Jack Scott Towles, 78, died Thursday, Oct. 11, 2007.

Calvin Efton Farmer
Calvin Efton Farmer, 47, of Amarillo died Sunday, Oct. 7, 2007.

Janell Sue Shultz
ELKHART, Kan. - Janell Sue Shultz, 59, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, in Amarillo, Texas.

Jane "Goldie" Scarth Schuebel
Jane "Goldie" Scarth Schuebel, 97, of Amarillo died Monday, Oct. 8, 2007.

Faye Plank
DALHART - Faye Plank, 94, died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.

Roger Doyle Stewart
Roger Doyle Stewart, 77, of Amarillo died Monday, Oct. 8, 2007.

Gladys James Biles
Gladys James Biles, 89, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 5, 2007.

Foy "Stoney" Stone
Foy "Stoney" Stone, 74, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.

Helen James Priestly
DALHART - Helen James Priestly, 86, died Thursday, Oct. 11, 2007.

Services

Earnest Albert Stocker
UMBARGER - Earnest Albert Stocker, 91, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, in Amarillo.

Clarence Ray Blakeley Jr.
CLAUDE - Clarence Ray Blakeley Jr., 72, died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007, in Amarillo.

Florine Hamill
SHAMROCK - Florine Hamill, 95, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007.

Virginia Ruth Bass
Virginia Ruth Bass, 63, formerly of Amarillo, died Sunday, Sept. 23, 2007, in Dallas.

Sherrel Ann Burns
Sherrel Ann Burns, 58, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007.

Elroy Oliver Jr.
Elroy Oliver Jr., 55, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.

Mary Kathryn Holly
Mary Kathryn Holly, 86, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007.

Tanner Raquelito Painter
Tanner Raquelito Painter, infant son of Tanner and Raquel Painter of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.

Nan L. Ward
Nan L. Ward, 66, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007.

Terry Allan Millsap
LAS VEGAS - Terry Allan Millsap, 54, died Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2007.

Winnie Wester
Winnie Wester, 96, of Canyon died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, in Amarillo.

Earnest Albert Stocker
UMBARGER - Earnest Albert Stocker, 91, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, in Amarillo.

Services

Floyd W. McMinn
PAMPA - Floyd W. McMinn, 83, died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2007, in Amarillo.

All Obituaries - Text

Alberta Byars
Alberta Byars, 89, of Amarillo died Monday, Oct. 8, 2007.

Letter: The dangers of holding elected office too long
(Re: Oct. 5 letter, "Elected office, common sense don't mix," by Iva Gentry.)

Column - Roger Waun: Thornberry's values out of sync with constituents' needs
WICHITA FALLS - In an interview published in the Oct. 4 Pampa News, U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry, explaining his support of President Bush's veto of the SCHIP to fund health insurance for 4 million uninsured children, said:

Letters: City leaders need to get squeaky with state over homely highways
I want to add an "amen" to Mack Gordon's and Delores Perkins' commentary (Sept. 28 and Oct. 3 letters) regarding the disgrace of the landscaping along our interstate highways.

Editorial: Buff stampede hits downtown
They struck up the band, hooted and hollered for the home team and brought a little college football excitement to a place that doesn't experience this kind of revelry very often.

Editorial: Watering down Clean Water Act
Austin-based Environment Texas, a self-described "statewide, citizen-based environmental advocacy organization," released its "Troubled Waters" report Thursday.

Column - Dave Henry: Finally, a smoking ban that might catch fire
Smoking at a hospital is sort of like dropping the F-bomb at church.

Column - Larry Supina: Motorcyclist offers apology and restitution to members of DUMB
An apology is in order, so, please, forgive me. It was not until this morning on my ride to work that I fully understood I was in error.

Editorial: A matter of life and death?
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee probably won't be hanging dummies of his GOP opponents from billboards, but judging by the reaction Tuesday to his comments about his competitors' campaigns, he might as well have.

Column - Jayme Rittenberry: Sharing common ground - literally and figuratively
This opinion is a response to the 40 Days of Life Campaign and the protest of Planned Parenthood for - well, no one is quite sure what they are protesting, since Planned Parenthood doesn't do abortions.

Letters: City leaders need to get squeaky with state over homely highways
I want to add an "amen" to Mack Gordon's and Delores Perkins' commentary (Sept. 28 and Oct. 3 letters) regarding the disgrace of the landscaping along our interstate highways.

Editorial: Phony priorities are wearing thin
Two recent digressions from serious political debate should give us all cause to worry - even more - about the condition of discourse in our society.

Public Payroll

Letter: All levels of government could use reps like Perez
Potter County Commissioner Manny Perez will be the first person to tell you he is not articulate and that he gets sidetracked when speaking. However, that should never subject a person to ridicule by the media or another elected official.

Column - Ernest J. Cox: America's pompous purveyors of progressive thought
Here we are, about to embark on yet another election year. Just the thought of it makes me wish for a root canal as an alternative to the political bloviating we soon will be subjected to.

Letter: Amarillo's Bell Helicopter shouldn't hog AEDC funds
Every time Bell Helicopter is awarded a contract for additional work, it expects the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation to fund the expansion for it.

Letters: Enough with bashing PP, a vital part of community
Instead of blaming Planned Parenthood for all abortion-related evils, let's place responsibility where it truly belongs.

Letters: Without bridge, rerouting track will render 24th Avenue useless
(Re: Oct. 3 news story, "City OKs study: Rerouting train track considered.")

Letters: Protesters should try on desperate mother's shoes
On Sept. 29, you invited readers to comment on the 40-day protest against the local Planned Parenthood.

Naz, Shamrock lead the way
As Districts 3-1A and 4-1A begin league play tonight, losing teams outnumber the winning ones.

Putting points on the board
The Bushland Falcons have scored 220 points, with 100 of those coming from senior Todd Phillips. Phillips has caught eight passes, seven of which resulted in Falcon touchdowns, and has rushed for two scores. He has been successful on 28 PAT kicks, and has kicked six field goals.

Who's Hot: McLean Tigers
The Tigers are the only unbeaten area six-man team.

Randall cruises by Dumas
Few people saw this kind of blowout coming, based on the teams' records entering District 3-4A play.

Inside Dish
Randall is riding high and playing with the most confidence of any team in 3-4A. ... Coach Burt in Dumas has the Demons pumped to return to the playoffs for the first time since 1997. ... Despite losing a slew of starters off last year's district championship team, coach DeLozier has The Herd looking like a legit repeat. ... Pampa is two points and an overtime shy of being 5-0 and has the playmaker of the district in Shavious Kelley. ... Palo Duro enters district at 2-3. So what. The Dons own the respect of every team. ... Caprock notched a win over Borger but has been outscored 145-20 in three games since.

Monterey stops Tascosa
LUBBOCK - The road to the District 2-5A title looked like it had headed north toward Amarillo for a half Thursday night.

The finish line
What we thought in August: 1. Palo Duro. 2 Randall. 3. Pampa. 4. Hereford. 5. Dumas. 6. Caprock.

Metro High School Football Capsules

Predictions

Week 6 Numbers

The opening weekend schedule
Dumas at Randall, 7:30 tonight: Randall's Plunk and Dumas' Burt make their 3-4A coaching debuts with identical 4-1 nondistrict records.

Timeout with: Eddie Metcalf, Stratford Elks head coach
With District Play Starting, How Have Your Practices Changed?

Three to watch
Shavious Kelley, Pampa RB:

Elks, Wildcats could await BHS
If Bushland makes the playoffs, the Falcons figure to get a severe test in the bidistrict round.

The quote
"It's going to be a dogfight. I think top to bottom our district is much stronger than last year. Because it's going to be such a weekly toss-up, I think it could be anywhere from a 2-3 record gets you in, to where you might have to be 4-1." - Pampa coach Andy Cavalier

The finish line
What we thought in August: 1. Lubbock Monterey. 2. Lubbock Coronado. 3. Amarillo High. 4. San Angelo Central. 5. Tascosa. 6. Lubbock High.

What It's Like
Valley's Jacob Hancock on catching the winning pass with five seconds left in a 41-36 win against Happy

Win, Place, Show
A weekly ranking of the best area football teams.

Looking Back
Oct. 11, 1969

High School Football Statistics

District 3-4A should be fun
The District 3-4A season opened Thursday night with Dumas at Randall. Tonight's games have Palo Duro visiting defending district champion Hereford, and Pampa hosting Caprock.

District 3-4A

Stratford's double threat
Stratford quarterback-linebacker Hunter Buckles has proven dangerous on both sides of the ball for the Elks, throwing for 231 yards and four touchdowns, while running for 297 yards and four touchdowns. In the Elks 31-0 victory against Dalhart last week, Buckles made an impact on defense, causing one fumble and making eight tackles.

History 101
Rock, paper, scissors. Playing that game has settled some great arguments over the years and might be the way to pick this district this season. District 3-4A fans have come to expect the unexpected during district play. This year should be no exception.

Speed Reads
Five teams have a legit change to win this district. That's the truth.

Buffs soccer team wins fifth straight
Itamar Keinan scored on a penalty kick in the second overtime period to give No. 22 West Texas A & M a 2-1 victory against UT-Permian Basin on Wednesday in men's soccer action at The Pitch in Canyon.

ENMU's Benton runs the show
It was Oct. 8, 2005, and not many fans in a Lone Star Conference record crowd of 22,993 had left jam-packed Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.

WT Lady Buffs vs. SW Oklahoma State

Lady Buffs sweep St. Mary's
The West Texas A & M volleyball team returned home Wednesday night after five consecutive road matches and got back to its winning ways, sweeping St. Mary's, 30-15, 30-15, 30-19, at the WT Fieldhouse.

WT Buffs vs. Eastern New Mexico

Lady Buffs beat TWU in four games
No. 16-ranked West Texas A & M beat Texas Woman's, 23-30, 30-20, 37-35, 30-24, in a Lone Star Conference volleyball match Thursday at Denton.

Two WT soccer players receive honors
West Texas A & M forward Brad Williamson and goalkeeper Shane Taylor earned Southwest Soccer Conference Co-Player of the Week honors.
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