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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1955

Page

10

Baytown Area Teams Vie In Rugged Friday Playoffs

The Baytown area braces for crucial Friday night football as six teams from Baytown, Deer Park, Crosby and surrounding districts battle for state playoff glory. Deer Park faces Hebronville while Crosby meets Laing in likely tests, and Barbers Hill and Hempstead clash for Region 5 supremacy.

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Middies Depend On Passes In National Rankings

Navy led in pass usage and efficiency with 14 completions per game, averaging 43.6 yards per completion second only to Florida and Nebraska in aerial yardage, while Navy allowed the fewest yards per attempt among major teams. Nebraska and Stanford posted high passing totals. Michigan State stood out by avoiding many passes and posting record averages per completion and attempt.

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Death of baseball legend Honus Wagner at 51 in Carnegie

Pittsburgh star Honus Wagner famed as Flying Dutchman dies in his sleep at 12 56 am at his Carnegie home at 51 after years of ill health. He kept strong ties to Pirates, last appeared publicly in April as a statue to him was unveiled near Forbes Field. Wagner, Hall of Fame shortstop, led NL in batting eight times and logged 17 straight seasons with 300 plus hits, leaving records long sought by rivals.

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