Baytown’s 21 Free Throws Margin Sinks Port Neches Indians
Baytown Ganders beat Port Neches Indians 72 33 as Robert Oliver scored 17 and led 21 free throws. Ken Jackson tied Oliver with 17, Ells Smith added 10, Ray Goehring hauled 14 rebounds. Ganders built a 47 9 after the first quarter and pulled away to a 52 27 pace late.
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Barry Smith
Baytown
Ganders
Port Neches Indians
J . James Naismith
Naismith
Robert Oliver
Ells Smith
Noor
Port Neches
Neches Quint
Oliver
Tribe
Ray Goehring
Inter-' ‘Mission
Indians
Ken Jackson
Jack
Son
Eilig Smith
Goehring
Jay Bollinger
Butch Perkins
Garland Smith
Smith
Eae
Yy Smith
Per- King
Port Neches Jackson
Psa
Wallace
Giriaurd
Teers
Broussard
Barton
Port Nech
Friendswood Narrowly Beats Bar-Shers Hill 46 44
Friendswood edged Bar-Shers Hill 46 44 Friday night after a 31 27 win in the B game. Randy McCollum led with 22 points while Wee Hudec added 9 for runner up honors. Tex Follett dominated the boards for the Eagles and Andy Underwood controlled the floor. In the B game Charlie Aycock scored 11 to lead the Eaglets with Burgess 6 for second place and Kilmore providing defense.
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Mont Belyieu
Bar- Shers Hill
Friendswood
Randy McCollum
Nets
Wee Hudec
Tex Follett
Eagles
Andy Underwood
Charlie Aycock
Eaglets
Charlie Burgess
Bill Kilmore
Humble Wildcats Aura Two From Galena Park in Quarterfinal
In Houston the Humble Wildcats swept two games, including a decisive 27-12 victory over Milby. Tony Cloud returned a kickoff 82 yards and Howard Twilley added a 54 yard interception return to seal Galena Park’s win. The Milby Buffs, with Derrick and Graham, rallied but two failed two-point attempts and clutch defense by Galena kept Milby from closing the gap.
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Jimmie Woods
Sun
Houston
Tony Cloud
Howard
Twilley
Galena Park
Galena
Yellow Jackets
Milby
Buffs
Jeppesen
Johnny Cook
Leslie Derrick
Sand
David Ross
Derrick
Mithy
Mickey Holder
Ted
Jacket
Geren Graham
Cook
Armin Walter
Holder
Twitley
Wayne Holden
Graham
Jef
Ronnie Nixon
Bill Peck
Cloud
Yellow Jacket
John Wade
Richard Hart
Ronnie Powledge
Corpus Christi
Junior High Honor Team led by Baytown Goslins stars
Barry Smith reports Baytown Goslins and Cedar Bayou Cedar Bayou stars dominate Sun's all-city junior high football picks. Rincon and Cashat anchor Red Goslins with Dupuy and Clepper among top selections. Baytown earns 10 first places and 12 honors. Highs, Mann, and Cedar Bayou place multiple players on first unit and honorable mentions across ends, tackles, guards, centers, and backs.
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Barry Smith
Sun
Geoge Rincon
Boyce Cashat
Mike Dupuy
Rincon
Cashat
Baytown Dunioy High
Red Goslins
Gulf Coast
Dupuy
Mann
Charles Tall Tent
Seler
Tion
Cedar Bayou
Tommy Sooy
Highlands
Robert Maxwell
Bears
Paul Marsh
Eagins
Dickie Dixon
Mike Lawhon
Marsh
Max-1
Baytown
Horace Minn
Mike Lawdon
Horace Mann
Woody Butler
Liz Herrera
Jerry Kovar
Marcus Clepper
Eorge Rincon
Charles Tallent
Horace Marin
Boyce Cash
Mickey Wilkerson
Mike Highlands
Jupuy
Gus Brieden
Emil Johnson
Robert Maxwell Highlands
George Rincon
Texas Colonel Is Named Chaplain Of Year By RCA
Samuel Bays of the Air Force and chaplain of the 26th Air Division at Hancock Field Syracuse N Y was named chaplain of the year by the Reserve Officers Association. Bays, born in Dublin Tow August 8 1911, studied at Howard Payne College and Joshn Tarleton College, praised for leadership in Air Force chaplaincy and interfaith relations.
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Washington Capi
Texas
Reserve Officers Association
Samuel Bays
Air Force
26Th Air Division
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Nay
Cal
Bass
Bor
Dublin
Tow
Lingleville
Erith County
Joshn Tarleton College
Stephen Ville
Howard Payne College
Barbers Hill girls sweep Humble in two games
Barbers Hill High School girls basketball swept Humble in a doubleheader at Mont Belvieu. In the A game Carolyn Dillard and Clydene Leftwich played well while Elaine Clanahan led with 28 points as Barbers Hill opened 20-9 and cruised with reserves in. The B game was all Barbers Hill with Covelynne Leonard scoring 15 points and captains Tilton and Leonard contributing as well.
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Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
Humble
Carolyn Dillard
Clydene Leftwich
Elaine Clanahan
Eagles
Carvelynne Leonard
Dot Lie Tilton
Bears Capture Tourney Opener
DEER PARK TX Cedar Bayou Bears beat Northshore 56 to 30 to open the Deer Park Junior High basketball tournament. Tammy Sooy led with 17 points, while Tommy Reagan, Paul Marsh, and Johnne Wricht added key help as Northshore led briefly by 21 in the first half.
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Deer Park
Cedar Bayou
Bears
Northshore
Bruins
Tammy Sooy
Tommy Reagan
Paul Marsh
Johnne Wricht
Sooy
Marsh
Reagan
Seay
Weekend Sports Schedule Scrambled
The text outlines a tangled list of Saturday to Thursday events including games and YMCA activities with references to Bayene, Ravhwa, Mayer, Raven, and various days. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a regional schedule of matches and community events across multiple days.
Buffs and Eagles dominate all district selections
Crosby and Barbers Hill led with top picks as Wiggins and Stevens earned honors for their teams. Wiggins totaled 459 yards on 100 carries, Barrow anchored the Eagles line, while Johnston Beene and Baker were named for Crosby.
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Johnston
Robert Stevens
AY Wiggins
Benny 3Oskomwitz
Borvle
Sun Area
Land
Crosby
Barbers Area
Glenn Coltis Hill
Lysia
Pasiti Cotome O
Fiet
Naiver
Beene
Jack Baker
Offen
Barbers Mill
Fineman Onother
Barrow
Tex Follett
Bery Ways
McCollum
Eagles
Jitpom Crosby
Walter Balinyards Pararty
Sis
James Henson
Lincoln Kil
Hass
Gore
Raymond Martin
Mike Hart
Danaid Maddon
Gene Mar
Lee Frania
Stvens
Wiggins
B Squadders Clinch Fifth Straight Win In Horns Baytown
Baytown B squad topped Neches 57 27 as Baytown led 12 0 after a quarter and 23 14 at halftime. Dowell Jame Hesel scored 12 for Baytown while Charles Hoe Beards and Jay Bay contributed points in a steady team win.
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Kevin Lounsieerssi
Fort Worth Area High School Football Scores Night Mix
Class AAAA actions feature Fort Worth Pasyh Galena Pock Ylichito and Falls of San Ane San Antonio Jeffersen af Con Ray. Class AAD quarterfinals Dumas beat Gainesville 98 to 35. Other games include Sweeny over Danna 22 to 3 and Wink over Albany 46 to 6.
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Squarie
Dumas
Gainesville
Corsicana Nederland
Ar Son Berita
del Pio
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Richard Oliver
Tommy Chandler
Maude Lowery
Woody Buter
Donald Bartgis
Harvey Stolander
Marion Wehemeyer
Qarterbacks
Robert Maxweil
Jerry Goodson
Jamie Acosta
Dwight. Denson
Herbie Thomas
Grady Carrier
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Johnny Wricht
Larry Gary
Dallas Spurlock
Jerry Linder
Paul Worley
Ken Riley
Billy Janacek
Robert Moore
Robert Whitted
Zebbie Warren
Claude Lowery
Marion Wedemeyer
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