Logal Bay 9 Class AA Battles Head to Playoffs
The Associated Press reports nine games wind up the Texas Class AA football regular season. Five games stand out as highly important as sixteen of eighty nine teams that began play remain for the state playoff. Twelve teams already named for the bi district round ahead of next week.
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District round standings shape Texas state race
District games set this week across districts 1 to 16 with Pampa, Breckenridge, Texarkana and Port Arthur still undefeated. Lubbock leads District 3 after beating Lamesa and Odessa, while Austin El Paso and Bowie battle for District 4. Paris and Sherman contest District 7, Port Arthur and Port Neches vie for District 11, and other clashes could spark potential ties in multiple districts. Breckenridge holds top mark with nine wins and 244 points to 21 allowed.
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Boy Kills Big Game in Kenya Safari Showings
Nairobi reports Michael Wilkie nine year old son of Mr and Mrs L A Wilkie of Santa Barbara California is praised as the youngest big game shooter on safari with his parents. He shot a wildebeest at 150 yards using a .22 rifle and also trophies six zebra on the trip.
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City Champions to receive footballs immediately after final games
KIDS INCORPORATED announces immediate award of gold and silver footballs to city champs and runners-up after next Sundays final games. Peewee and Junior divisions will have awards at Amarillo College and Maverick Club fields, with Intermediate division honors also presented Sunday afternoon.
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Late Bowlers Shine In Globe Panhandle Open Finals
The 13th Globe News Panhandle Open at Peerless Lanes concludes with Olsen Knox leading in Class A doubles and all events. Benny Brown maintains two records while Langley narrowly trailed in singles and all events. Borger and Liberal, Kan., claim Class B and C titles with strong showings from Amarillo and Dumas participants.
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Wharton JC To Be in Texas Bowl
Wharton County Junior College near Wharton Texas earned a spot in the Texas Rose Bowl facing Tyler Junior College in Tyler on December 9. The selection was announced by Henry Bell Jr chairman of the sponsoring Tyler Junior Chamber of Commerce bowl committee. Wharton College won the South division.
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Texas Junior College Conference Run Extends to Ten Wins
The Texas Junior College Conference team posted a 10 game winning streak this season and outscored opponents 319 to 66. The strong margins highlight a dominant offense and stifling defense across multiple games.
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