Falcons Upset Spring Branch in Bi District Showdown
W C Treadway leads Baytown Falcons to a 13-7 bi district victory over Spring Branch Bears, ending their playoff hopes and earning a Friday quarterfinal against Galena Park Yellow Jackets at Rice Stadium. Key players include Jesse Jones, Larry Davis, Mike Inman, Gilber Ash, Billy Fleming, and standout QB Von Brown. Riggs of Galena Park looms as the tough test. Baytown vow stronger pass defense and improved offense to counter the Jackets’ third down threats.
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Treadway
Jesse Jones
Falcons
Baytown
Yellow Jackets
Galena
Larry Davis
Mike Inman
Jackets
Gilbert Ash
Smith
Billy Fleming
Fleming
Iteryone
Betty
Charlie Riggs
Playig Galvenn
Nederland
Riggs
Spring Branch
Gilbert
Falcon
von Brown
Mrs. Hubbard
REL B Team Bowls Westbury 52 46 Rematch
REL B Team Bowled Westbury 52 to 46 in a rematch after a 34-30 opener loss. Mickey Tiner led REL with 14 points on six field goals and two free throws, Jack Derrett added 12, while Westbury’s Johnson scored 23 and Hevle 18. JVs host Beaumont High next Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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Kevin Lounsberry
Gander
Westbury
Rebels
Mickey Tiner
Jack Derrett
Johnson
Jvs
Beaumont High
Crimson Tide Named National Collegiate Football Champion
Alabama edged Arkansas by a narrow margin in the final AP poll to claim the national title. The Tide finished 10-0, receiving 51,514 points and all 10 first-place votes, ahead of Arkansas 48,644 points and Notre Dame 4,42. Michigan and Texas followed in the top ranks as the season closed. Coach Paul Bear Bryant celebrated a perfect season after a tough slate in the SEC.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Beaumont, SSA Tourney To End Week- REL Cagers Dump Westbury 55-48
The Gander cagers defeated Westbury 55 48 to close the week in the SSA tourney. Claude Lowery led with 17 points, giving him 76 on the season, while Jerry Laudon Fred Hand and Larry Pitre added key scoring. Beaumont hosts mont Tuesday prior to a South San Antonio Tournament appearance.
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Eeeches
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Reg Holdei
Westbury
Bander's
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Lowery
Jerry Lawdon
Fred Hand
Larry Pitre
John Pavias
Richard Oliver
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Beaumont
Eagle Pass
Green Goslins Rout Aldine in 45 16 Victory
Horace Mann Greenies toppled Aldine 45 to 16 led by Jenara Salinas 12 points and Rex Fisher eight rebounds and eight points. Justin Kollmeyer matched Fisher with eight points as Aldine struggled with turnovers and miscues. The Greenies led 14-2 after one quarter and 34-10 by end of third.
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Jenara Salinas
Nets
Horace Mann Greenies
Aldine
Greenies
Rex Fisher
Fisher
Justin Koll ‘Meyer
Bill” Thompson
Vanden
Crosby JH Splits With New Caney
Crosby Junior High split a twin bill with New Caney on Merday night. The seventh grade lost 30-6 while the eighth grade won 33-25. Steve Breen led Crosby with 12 points, Tammy Davenport added 10. Crosby held a halftime lead but trailed 17-0 at the break and was shut out until the third period.
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Crosby Junior High
de Crosby
Steve Breen
Crosby
Tammy Davenport
Breen
Jimmy Peska
David Brown
Larry Anderson
Jerry Kovar Resting After Finger Surgery
Jerry Kovar, guard and co captain of the 1964 Gander football team, recently underwent finger surgery after a Spring Branch game injury. A bone fragment was taken from his hip and inserted into the finger, and he is presently resting at home.
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Jerry Kovar
Gander
Jerry
Cattle futures trade on first day at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Cattle futures moved into a second day on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with about 5 million pounds contracted for Monday. April deliveries opened at 24.00 per hundredweight and closed at 23.67, while June opened 24.50 and closed 24.00. August contracts opened 24 and ended at 24.40, October 1865 at 24.75, and the largest trade reached 25,000 pounds per unit for April delivery. Key brokers included Larry Ryan of Francis I DuPont & Co and Marlowe King for Stanley Waldner of Agronoms Cattle Co.
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Chicago
APJ
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Larry Ryan
Francis I. DuPont & Co
Marlowe King
King and King
Stanley Waldner
Agronoms Cattle Co
Leavenworth, Kan
Ryan
US oil output falls as statewide totals shift
U S oil production dropped to 4,646,270 barrels per day for the week ending November 25. Oklahoma fell to 37,900 barrels daily, Colorado rose to 94,71, Arkansas to 73,000, Louisiana to 1,629,000, New Mexico to 306,200, and Texas to 2,648,700 barrels.
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U.S
Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal Reporter
Oklahoma
Colorado
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
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