Scores from Texas football games across cities and towns
A long list of football scores from various Texas high schools and nearby areas. Highlights include San Antonio Northside 6 over San Antonio Lanie 34, Galveston Ball 21 over Pandena 7, Killeen 27 over Lampasas 6, and Port Arthur 7 over Brazosport 7 in ties, with many other school matchups and final tallies across the state.
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Corpus Christi Miller
Gregory Portland
Calalien
Agua Dulce
Rae
E ‘Enedy
Ingleside
Mathis
Kingsville
San Antonio Burbank
Linton
Robstown
Pettus
Range
Beaumont South Park
Victor
Hallettsville
Goliad
Alvin
Wharton
Sealy
Columbus
Colmesneil
Sx Fairbanks
Sheldon Tacogdoches
Bryan
Galveston Ball
Pandena
Koonce
Saratoga
Lufkin
Brazosport
Port Arthur
Baytown
Spring Branch
Galveston
Kirwin
Nederland
LaMarque
Kien Creek
Liberty
Day
Dickenson
Friendwood
Pearland
Tomball
Santa Fe
Hallsville
Big Sandy
North Caddo
Carthage
Kerengs
Dawson
Carrollton
Plano
Hawkins
Kaufman
Alvarado
Joshua
Crockett
Grapeland Gey
Mineola
Eee
Mexia
Lewisville
Richardson
Hillsboro
Ennis Whi
Linden
Hooks
Mahank
Bloom Grove
Ferris
South Cliff
Boreckenridge
Bi Mobeete
Miami
Hart
Lakeview
Tidehaven
Bloomington
Banquete
Odem
Lytle
Castroville
Lyford
Benavides
Jasper
Barbers Hill
Sour Lake
Beaumont Hebert
Tyler
Negro
Pasadena
Reagan
Hempstead
Klein
LaPorte
Kinkaid
Iola
New Caney
East Bernard
Louise
Hitchcock
Coldsprings
Beaumont
Lake Charle
Port Lavaca
Refugio
Bay City
Edna
Bastrop
la Grange
Garrison
Shelbyville
Freindswood
Katy
Magnolia
New London
Center
East Columbia
Angleton
Brenham
Cameron
Victoria St. Joseph
Vanderbilt
Danbury
Crescent
Georgetown
Elgin
Taylor
Lockhart
Galena Park
Houston
Sam Houston
Crocket
Grapeland
Corpus Christi Ray
Houston Austin
Sheridan
Shiner
Dayton
Dickinson
Karnes City
Falls City
Diboll
Crester
Paint Rock
Abilene St.Joseph
Blackwel
Bandera
San Antonio
Northside
Lanie
St. Gerard's
Austin McCallum
Victoria
San Antonio Tech
Edgewood Travis
Alamo Heights
South San Antonio
North
Ast
Hondo
Sabinas
Uvalde
Crystal City
Comfort
Castroville St. Louis
Rankin
Sanderson
Killeen
Lampasas
Mason
Junction
Ganado
Palacios
Sinton
Orange Grove
Flour Bluff
Aransas Pas
Floresville
Charlotte
Miles
Water Valley
San Saba
Llano
Mozelle
Eola
Divide
Wall
Monohans
McCamey
Kermit
Seminole
Bourne
Menard
van Horn
Ysleta
Brady
Winters
Pecos
Wink
Christoval
Lohn
Sterling City
Sundeen
Byrd
Shreveport
Diamond Hill
West
Dallas Jefferson
Handley
McGregor
Marlin
Itasca
Whitney
World Series schedule stirs fan interest and ticket scramble
The article outlines potential opening sites and dates for a Braves or Dodgers series, noting games at Ebbets Field, Yankee Stadium, and Milwaukee's County Stadium with travel days and rain delays. It warns of scalpers' prices and advises fans on securing tickets, referencing past issues and a DC dilemma, plus a TV option to watch on KGNC-TV.
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Braves
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Yankee Stadium
Yankee Park
Milwaukee
County Stadium
Dodgers
New York
Kgnc-Tv
Washington
Jess
West Texas State B squad tops Abilene Christian B squad 12 to 7
In Hereford on September 21 the WTSC B team defeated Abilene Christian College B in a charity game sponsored by the Lions Club. About 2,000 fans attended. ACC scored first on a 55 yard drive with Jerry Holley plunging in from the five and Pat Farr adding the extra point. WT answered with a 66 yard drive ending in a 13 yard pass from John Carlisle to Alvin Morrison. Charles Denny sealed it with a 1 yard TD plunge in the fourth quarter.
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Hereford
West Texas State College
Abilene Christian College
Lions Club
Abilene Club
Jerry Holley
Pat Farr
Buffaloes
Jonn Carlile
Alvin Morrison
Tommy Murry
Abilene Christian
Charles Denny
ACC
Jerry Holly
John Carlisle
ENMU Romps for 13-0 Victory Over Washburn
Eastern New Mexico University defeated Washburn College 13 to 0 in a Central Intercollegiate Conference game in Topeka. Fullback Tommy Hightower opened with a 52 yard TD run, and Curtis Blaire connected with Maurice Hodges for a late TD pass as ENMU outgained 274 to 152 and fumbled five times. They head to Portales to face Western New Mexico on Sept 22 after a 34-6 win over Colorado College last week.
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Topeka
Eastern New Mexico University
Washburn College
Tommy Hightower
Curtis Blaire
Maurice Hodges
Blaire
Washburn
Eastern New Mexico
Eastern
Western New Mexico College
Portales
Colorado College
ENMW
Hightower
Hodges
Indians Burn Crowell 20-19 in Stadium Thriller
Quanah Indians upset Crowell Wildcats 20-19 before 2,000 fans at Crowell stadium. Jerry Ingram scored a touchdown and two extra points in the first half, with James Smith and Johnny Wade also contributing. Scoring drives included a 10 yard plunge by Roy Don Ayme and a 76 yard dash by Ingram.
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Crowell
Quanah Indians
Crowell Stadium
Crowell Wildcats
Jerry Ingram
Indians
James Smith
Johnny Wade
Roy Don Ayme
Ingram
Princiss Gidney
Jerald Bradford
Payne
Pampa Harvesters blank Capitol Hill 26 0 in strong defense
Pampa Harvesters of District 3-AAAA defeated Capitol Hill of Oklahoma City 26-0 before 4 000 fans. Pampa rushed for 300 yards while holding the Redskins to 60. Don Bigham scored early, Mauldin added a late first-half TD, and Dearen with Bonsal added the final score. Capitol Hill offered little offense as Pampa claimed its second win in as many starts.
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Pampa
Harvesters
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma City
Pampans
Redskins
N Bigham
Indian and Buffaloes meet in Buffalo Stadium showdown
West Texas State and McMurry College clash at 8 p.m. in Buffalo Stadium with WT favored by reserve strength. The teams split results in recent years and both squads boast strong backfields led by Bubba Hillman for WT and Quanah McCrary for McMurry, while linemen and backs aim to decide the close battle.
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Canyon
High Plains
McMurry College
West Texas State Buffaloes
Buffalo Sta Iain
Buffaloes
Indians
West Texas State
McMurray
Frank Kimbrough
University of Corpus Christi Tarpong
Abilene
Abilene Christian Wildcats
Tommy Ellis
Ezra Corley
Tommy Watkins
Quanah
John McCrary
Weldon Brevard
Ernie Davis
Richard Toliver
West Texas
Bubba Hillman
Ronnie Mills
Dave Corley
Buffalo Forces
Charlie Sanders
Hale Center Owls Overcome Dimmitt in 40-24 Football Win
Hale Center built a 40 point lead, then withstood a Dimmitt surge for a 40-24 victory. Jimmy Carver scored on 19 and 70 yard plays, Winfrey Ship recovered a fumble for a TD, and McBeth added a 22 yard TD pass and extra points as Hale Center claimed the District 4 A win. Keith Lowe connected with Gerry Cleaver twice for scores in the visitors’ late rally.
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HALE
Dimmitt Bobcats
Owls
Jimmy Carver
Serman McBeth
Winfrey Ship
Carver
McBeth
Owl
Jerry McMinn
Bobcats
Keith Lowe
Gerry Cleaver
Lowe
Monty Boozer
Ferman McBeth
Jerry Mc
Cleaver
Happy Upsets Quitaque 29-0 in Nonconference Tilt
Happy Cowboys defeated Quitaque Panthers 29-0 in a Class B nonconference game before 300 fans at Quitaque. Quitaque played without star quarterback Bill Mayfield who broke a shoulder last week and fumbled early. Gary Pogue and David Cole shared four touchdowns for Happy.
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Quitaque
Happy Cowboys
Quitaque Panthers
Panthers
Bill Mayfield
Gary Pogue
David Cole
Happy
Roy Grundy
Tom Phelps
Mayfield
Abilene Eagles Cruise Past Sweetwater For 25th Straight Win
Abilene Eagles defeated the Sweetwater Mustangs 39 to 7 in Abilene Texas as Glynn Gregory and Charles Bradshaw led the attack. Abilene amassed 324 rushing yards and 102 passing while holding Sweetwater to 114 yards. Eddie Scott scored Sweetwater’s only TD on a 49 yard run before a crowd of 9000.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Abilene Eagles
Sweetwater Mustangs
Eagles
Glynn Gregory
Abilene
Charles Bradshaw
Eagle
Gregory
Jimmy Carpenter
Bill Sides
Eddie Scott
Groom Tigers edge Gruver Greyhounds 28 25 in windy non-conference clash
Gruver Greyhounds and Groom Tigers traded scores with three missed extra points deciding the outcome. Groom led 14 0, Gruver rallied to tie at halftime, and late scoring drives plus failed conversions sealed a 28 25 Groom victory. Key plays included Eschle and Friemel touchdowns for Groom and Barkley Irwin connection for Gruver.
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Gruver
Greyhounds
Groom's Tigers
Tigers
Paydirt
Groom
Johnny Eschle
K. Friemel
Leon Anglin
Dale Irwin
Leslie Barkley
Buddy Lowe
Jon Hart
Friemel
Anglin
Irwin
Barkley
Aggies Set To Break 19-Year Jinx Against Lobos
Las Cruces Sept 21 The New Mexico Aggies seek to end a 19 year skid versus the University of New Mexico in Memorial Stadium. Underdogs despite a fresher lineup, they rely on a strong ground game led by Joe Kelly and Rudy Estrada with a revamped front. Vernon Duenas injury shifts play toward running plays as Fay Lowery may pass to Floyd and Ardenaga if needed.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico Aggies
University of New Mexico
Lobos
Vernon Duenas
Aggie Aerial Circus
State College
Joe Kelly
Rudy Estrada
Aggie
Fay Lowery
Carlsbad
Aggies
Floyd
Tommy Ardenaga
el Paso
Rattlers overpower Dalhart Wolves 14 6 in Tucumcari showdown
Tucumcari’s Rattlers defeated the Dalhart Wolves 14 to 6 in a wild contest. Gary Finch opened with a 40 yard broken field score for Dalhart, then Gerald Garrett moved the ball for Tucumcari before Rosie Martinez and Bobby Adcock finished the scoring with two late TDs and the extra point.
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Tucumcari
Rattlers
Dalhart Wolves
Gary Finch
Dalhart
Gerald Garrett
Rosie Martinez
Martinez
Bobby Adcock
D & Gary Finch
Lockney Tops Tulia 20-0 Behind Hardy and Race
Lockney Longhorns defeat Tulia 20 to 0 in a non district game. Halfback Clifford Hardy scored twice and 56 and 54 yard runs set up scores while fullback Billy Race added a 4 yard touchdown and a conversion. It was Lockney’s third straight win.
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Lockney
Clifford Hardy
Billy Race
Lockney Longhorns
Tulia
Race
Hardy
Gene Handley
Tulsa
Sudan Hornets edge Slaton 14 13 in Masten Stadium
Sudan overcame a 6 0 second quarter deficit to beat Slaton 14 13 at Masten Stadium. Douglas Corley opened scoring with a 4 yard run, Kenny Wells tied the game, and Jimmy Williams added the extra point. Williams then scored again on a 2 foot run in the fourth, while Dickie Thomas added late points for Slaton.
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Sudan
Slaton Tigers
Tigers
Masten Stadium
Hornets
Douglas Corley
Kenny Wells
Jimmy Williams
Williams
Tiger
Dickie Thomas
Sus
Thomas
Whitharral and Amherst play to 6-6 tie in district football
Whitharral Panthers and Amherst Bulldogs finished in a 6-6 District 3-B football draw at Amherst. Whitharral led in nothing by downed drives with Donnie Polk scoring a 40 yard touchdown in the first quarter, no successful extra point.
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Amherst
Whitharral Panthers
Amherst Bulldogs
Whitharral
Donnie Polk
Ponnie Polk
Jerry Gee
McMurry Faces West Texas In Clash Of Linemen
McMurry fields strong front five led by left tackle Philip Wright and left guard Joe Brooks with soph guard Jerry Epps unlocking promise. West Texas counters with a heavier line as both teams sport near 200 pound averages. If recent meetings repeat, Saturday's game could be a corker.
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Philip Wright
Joe Brooks
Jerry Epps
McMurry
West Texas
Highland High blanked Clovis 20 0 in 2A football clash
Highland High of Albuquerque defeated the Clo vis Wildcats 20 to 0 in Clovis New Mexico as Dave Westfall scored a one yard TD and a three yard TD while Ronnie Beisel added the extra points Tommy Dunn ran 18 yards for the final TD after an 18 yard interception setting up the score before two minutes remained Beisel booted both conversions Westfall accounted for all Highland TDs in front of 2500.
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Clovis
N.M
Highland High
Albuquerque
Clovis Wildcats
Hornets
Duke City
Dave Westfall
Ronnie Beisel
Westfall
Tommy Dunn
Clavs
Beisel
Rennie Beisel
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San Antonio Peacock
San Marcos Academy
Somerset
San Antonio Southside
San Ae
TMI
San Antonio Southwest
Leakey
Comstock
Goldthwaite
Burnet
Lamar
Corpus Christi
Miller
You
Gilstrap
Ducat
Buffalo
A.cc
ENMU
Don Bigham
Bobby Dehls
Dickie Mauldin
Mauldin
Gary Dearen
Jerry Bonsal
Oklahomans
Austin
C. B. Speegle
Amarillo
Sandies
Charlie Davis
Ernie
Bill Houston
Gus Wilson
Toliver
Davis
Watkins
McCrary
Bob Hayworth
Buffs
Pos. Tex
McMurry Watkins
LE Covington
Johnson
Wki Wilson
LG Brooks
Higgins
C, Davis
RG Epps
Parker
RT Corley
Ress
QB Hillman
Brevard
LH Corley
E. Davis
RH Mills
FR Sanders
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Hale Center
Dimmitt
Tla
Groom Tigers
Eschle
Memorial Stadium
Benito Landin
Fred Hernandez
Bill Floyd
Ray McNally
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