Ganders Fall To Central Catholic In South San Thriller
Baytown Ganders suffer a 58 56 loss to Central Catholic in a tight South San Antonio tournament showdown. Claude Lowery Fred Hand and Richard Oliver pace scoring for Central while Lan ing and Bollinger's Ganders rally late but fall short. Memorial Tuesday REL action shifts to San Jacinto Junior College with Spring Branch Memorial meeting Memorial after Baytown’s setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hartman
Sun Sports
San Antonio
Bay
Chung
Lan
Baytown
Seacas
Larry Einspeah
South Sun
Central
Mar
San Antonio St.Peter
South San Brownsville
Claude Lowery
Fred Hand
Richard Oliver
Bollinger
Brosseau
Rick Menckels
Tojing
Ganders
AEL
Bros Jagsain
Rel
Seal
San Jacinto
Gunders
Theler
Dangerous Spring Branch
Houston
Boblecamp
Tex- Unger
Memorial
City
Brazosport
Big League Swapping Phillies Boost 1985 Pennant Hopes
In a flurry of winter meetings trades the Philadelphia Phillies add depth to pitching and power with Bo Belinsky and others, while the Washington Senators gain potential to rise from ninth. Frank Howard moves to the Senators in a six-player deal involving John Kennedy and Ken McMullen. Bob Chance and Woodie Held join the Dodgers in another swap, as Cesar Tovar changes the Reds. The league also expands commissioner powers and adopts football-style drafts for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Pregs
Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington Senators
Frank Howard
Bo Belinsky
Claude Osteen
Senators
Osteen
John Kennedy
Los Angeles Dodgers
Howard
Ken McMullen
Pete Richert
Phil Ortega
Phillies
Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Honefuls
Costen Shockley
Rudy May
Dick Stuart
Boston
Dennis Bennett
Ray Herbert
Jeoff Long
Chicago White Sox
Danny Cater
Lee Elia
Vic Power
Angels
Philly
Gene Mauch
Dodgers
Bob Chance
Woodie
Chuck Hinton
Gil Hodges
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Bavasi
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Bill Rigney
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Washington
Hawaii
Yoling
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
High School Football Scores and Quarterfinal Results
AP wire summary of Class AAAA and AA games across Texas and nearby regions with quarterfinals set. Teams such as Garland, Paschal, Galena Park, Jones, Highlands, McAllen, Amarillo, Palestine, Bonham, Kerrville, Andrews, Viehlta Falls appear among scores and bracket pairings for Saturday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Garland Zi
Fort Worth Paschal
Galena Park
Houston Jones
San Antonio Highlands
McAllen
Ysieta
Amarillo
Toscoso
Denver City
Stamford
Merlin
Atlanta
Polocies
Los Fresnos
Taylor
Port Neches
Archer City
Clifton
Rosebud
Jefferson
Ingleside
Stretfere Wi
Big Ucke
Garland advances as Garlands upset signals favorites
In Friday night action, Garland edged San Marcos 21-14 to reinforce its crown as defending champions. Galena Park and Highlands won to set semifinal showdowns, while Palacios dominated Los Fresnos 32-6 and Port Acres advanced in a crowded Class AAAA bracket. Denver City beat Stamford 6-0 as Marlin, Palacios, and Ingleside all posted wins to shape the playoff semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Warold Vo
Iveas
Garland
Owls
Tory
Port Worth Paschal
Othe
Velotan
Roelee Stanarillo
Galena Park
Houston Jones
San Antonio Highlands
McAllen
Highlands
el Campo
Box Goodwine
Sant ‘Os
Kerrville
Palestine
Wichita
Abilene
Ando Sland
Tirsehi
I A
Denver City
Stamford
Snyder
Marlin
Atlanta
Palacios
Los Fresnos
Taylor
Port Acres
Houston
Rosebud
Jefferson
Ingleside
Archer Cie
Stratford-Big Lake
Joe Marek
Butch Haggard
Galena Park Jackets reach semifinals with 21-0 win
Galena Park Yellow Jackets defeated Jesse Jones 21-0 at Rice Stadium to advance to a semifinal matchup. quarterback explosion included two passing touchdowns and a 72 yard drive, while running and kicking also contributed. Bill Cloud, Jerry Gardner, Mike Golden and Van Brown led a stout defense as the Jackets held Jones scoreless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Whittington
Sun
Houston
Galena Park
Yellow Jackets
Rice Stadium
Jesse Jones
Charlie Riggs
San Antonio Highlands
Galena
Jones
Han Paul Smith
Bill Cloud
Jerry Gardner
Mike Golden
van Brown
Gilbert Ash
Billy
Jeff Fleming
Galena Muain
Charlie
Ash
Davis
Riggs
Brown
Rises
Jackets
Galena Boys
Bill Spence
Louis Cardenas
Fleming
Paul Smith
Genreey Cox
Maxwell
Tam
Falcons
Sevn
Gardner
Tate
Robert Ferguson
Stort
Beck
Sugar Bowl bound LSU faces Sugar Bowl season end
LSU ranked No. 7 in the final AP poll closes the season with a night game against Alabama’s rival Florida in New Orleans while three bowls loom. Mississippi, Mississippi State, and Florida A&M-Grambling clash in Oklahoma City Houston and Orlando as teams pursue post season berths and SEC standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Coucil
Associated Press
New Orleans
Oxford
Miss
Florida
Louisiana State
Misissippi
Mississippi State
Leatern
Florida A&m
Grambling
Miami
Ft. Eustis
Ft. Benning
Orlando
Fla
Sul Ross
Tex
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
LSU
Gators
Alabama
Tom Shannon
Steve Spurrier
Doug Moreau
David Ray
Auburn
Ed Dyas
Tigers
Syracust
Mississippi
Tulsa
Houston
Rebels
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Maroons
IMG
Jim Weatherly
Mike Dennis
NBC
Bob Hayes
Olimnic
Leafs
Florida Azm
Grant Kling
Freeport Trips Beers For First Loss 48 44
Freeport defeated Cedar Bayou Bears 48 to 44 in the Clear Creek tournament. Freeport led early then Cedar Bayou held a 29 24 halftime edge. Freeport surged in the third quarter to lead 36 33, Garrett scored late to seal the win. Records show Freeport made 18 of 42 field goals and 8 of 10 free throws while Cedar Bayou hit 43 percent overall and grabbed 24 rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Riggs
Ash
Eddie Sawyer
Larry Davis
Charlie
Las
Brown
Galena
Sawyer
Aidale
Galena Tost
Clear Creek
Cedar Bayou Bears
Freeport
Bears
Cedar Bayou
Mike Manley
Tela
Ricky Chase
Ronnie Garrett
Cedar Bayai
Garrett
Celtics
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Scorors
Kimbry
Connie Dierking
Paul Neumann
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pistons
Neumann
Larry Costello
Dave Debusschere
Hal Greer
Barbers Hill Eagles top Little Cypress in Anahuac tourney
Barbers Hill Booster Eagles beat Little Cypress 53 to 18 with a 27 point third quarter surge. Joe Kilgore led BH with 25 points, Ron Cotten added 21, Marvin Pearson paced LC with 18. BH improved to 5 1 for the year and earned at least a crack at the tourney, facing the Alvin Hardin Jefferson winner at 12 30 p m Saturday. East Chambers also among the A schools in the 16 team field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahuac (Lp
Barbers Hill
Little Cypress
Bear Heigt
Eagles
Joe Kilgore
Ron Cotten
Marvin Pearson
Tony Reeves
John Pachuca
Boyd Perry
Mike Flowers
Kilgore
Garbers
Hill
Alvin - Hardin- Jefferson
East Chambers
Bears Top NFL Passing Team Shifts From Grind Outo
Chicago Bears lead NFL in completed passes this season after abandoning their grind-out style early. They ride a three game winning streak and chase a second place in the West, ahead of a nationally televised clash with Green Bay. Browns and Cardinals battle for first in the other Sunday showcase with Cleveland aiming to clinch its first division title since 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bears
Bob Green
Associated
Press Sports Writer
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Strugele
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
de Tat
Baltimore
F Burgh
Washington
Dallas
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas City
San Diego
Buffalo
Oakland
Deaver
Houston
Browns
St. Louis
Cleveland
Ike Browns
Jim Brown
Lover Pittsburch
Bears
Green Bay
Chicago
Packers
BaltimMore
Warriors Win But Wilt Breaks Nose
San Francisco crushed Boston 112 85 before Wilt Chamberlain suffered a broken nose in a scramble under the backboard. He scored 24 and pulled 20 rebounds, leaving the Warriors to finish the game without their star as Boston rallied late. The defeat drops the Celtics' lead while other NBA results from the night include Baltimore over St Louis and Philadelphia over Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston Celties
San Francisco Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Celtics
Bill Russell
Wilt
Bailey Howell
Baltimore
St.Louis
Wayne Embry
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Branch Memorial
Jerry Hand
Shelby
U.S. Civil Service
Lincgin Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U.S
Victor
San Marens
Alphonse Frankenstrin
Dodson
Louisiana
A&m
Moose Cornish
Hayes
Thhe Doughboys
Chase
Moe. Garrett
Manley
Fin Fayle
Deer Park
Atessis
Cloud
Tommy Maxwell
Hargraves
Lemmon Downing
Foyle Baker Garrett
Clinton
Thomas
Burnett Ad ' Fintona
Morena Davis Selmon Lale
Jane Ivs
Cedar Soyou
Green Bay Packers
Colts
Colt
Don Shula
Lions
49Ers
Pittsburgh
Dallag
Tall
San Francisc
Higginbotham Motor CO
Mercuerd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!