Ganders Ready to Host Reagan in Final Home Game
Baytown meets Reagan on Tuesday night in Ganders last home appearance until Dec. 20 aiming for win No. 5. Bollinger’s squad, unbeaten in four starts, faces a Bulldogs club that edged them in the season opener. Reagan’s only other loss was to pay, Baytown notes a tested Baytown squad, and Bollinger expects a ready-to-play effort from Austin’s Mustangs and Reagan’s 6-foot-2 Joe Guzman leads the visitors in scoring and outside shooting.
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Cedar Bayou Bears win Clear Creek tourney 51 48
Cedar Bayou Junior High extends its undefeated fall season by winning the Clear Creek tournament with a 51 48 victory over Clear Creek. Led by Hand 14 Hendricks 16 and Pitre 12, the Bears overcame a 31 22 halftime deficit and used a strong fourth quarter press to pull ahead.
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Turned Tide in Playoff Loss by Galena Park Jackets
Beau mont South Park defeated Galena Park Yellow Jackets 7-0 in bi district action ending Galena Park's bid for a playoff run. Thurman Bobo's third quarter TD broke the deadlock as South Park's defense shut down Galena Park’s offense and forced crucial stops. The Greenies misplayed a late goal line sequence and two fumbles hampered their bid, with Smith noting a week off hurt preparation and blocking. Field officials’ calls on the final drive remained disputed.
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Baytown Hosts Key Class 3A Playoff Tilt Between Bay City and Orange
Bay City meets Orange at Memorial Stadium for a Saturday 7:30 p.m. Class 3A quarterfinal. Bay City quarterback Dennis Gann faces Orange signal caller David Foster in a game that pits Bay City’s 10-1 run-heavy offense against Orange’s high-scoring defense. Tickets priced $2 reserved, $1.50 general admission, student pregame 59 cents. Memorial Stadium crowd may draw college scouts.
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1963 Looks Brighter for SWC Teams in 1963
The Southwest Conference ended with Texas crowned Cotton Bowl host and Arkansas second to earn Sugar Bowl shot. The league posted one of its poorest interconference records, winning eight games and tying one of 20. Yet 1963 promises improvement as stars return and newcomers rise. Don Trull of Baylor shattered passing and yardage marks, and Baylor tied A&M for fourth after a 28-15 win over Rice. TCU defeated SMU 14-9, with Tommy Joe Crutcher returning next season. Texas and Arkansas prepare for bowls. TCU ponders Gotham or National Trophy Bowls, while Navy talks with TCU for a possible matchup.
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Rams Sign Two First Round NFL Draft Picks
Chicago AP reports the NFL draft stretched into the early hours as two first round picks from Ohio State, Daryl Sanders and Bob Vogel, were signed by Detroit and Baltimore respectively. Terry Baker, Oregon State quarterback, was selected No. 1 by the Los Angeles Rams. The AFL also drafted several players, with many duplicates and futures picks shaping a complex signing battle.
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First Play Sets Cougars On Road To Record Day
The Houston Cougars defeated Cincinnati 42 to 14 after a record breaking first half. Bobby Brezina broke for 72 yards on the opening play, setting a school-long run and a series of kicking records by Bill MacMillan. The Cougars led 42-0 at halftime before coasting in the second half, while holding Cincinnati’s offense in check.
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College Basketball Scores From Monday
The Associated Press reports Duquesne defeated Kent State 62 to 50 and Providence beat Mount Saint Marys. Northwestern topped Pittsburgh 57 to 53 while Penn State won 77 to 49 against Lehigh.
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Southern California Tops Final 1962 AP Football Poll
Unbeaten Southern California voted national champion in final AP poll, first West Coast title since 1939, after 25-0 win over Notre Dame. Wisconsin, Mississippi, Texas, Alabama and Arkansas round out top five. Rose Bowl pairing set between USC and Wisconsin.
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Patriots Lead AFL In Total Offense
Boston Patriots now lead the AFL in total offense after a 341 yard outing against New York, matching a tight margin with an average of 356.67 yards per game. Dallas tops league in total defense at 277 yards per game, edging past last week by two yards.
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