Bears Tie Playoff With Pasadena In Fourth Quarter Rally
In a tense Class 44 semifinal qualifier, Pasadena and the Bears battled to a 14-14 deadlock after a late rally by Pasadena. Eagle quarterback Alford produced decisive runs and passes, leading the Bears to the brink of victory before the tie.
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Eoe Woods
Houston
Daneh
Chris Alford
Bears
Alford
Taj Tye
Cegidine
Pasadena
Eagle
Pasideny
Corpus
Christi Miller
Victor Eer
San Antonis Lee
Sie
Bear
Chris Gilbert
Pasachen MM
Port Arthur
Jamies
Jackson
McCarty
Eagles
Toles
Fran
Gary Callin
Herring
Bears edge Pasadena in tense late drive
In a rough playoff style clash Spring Branch and Pasadena traded blows. Pasadena tied late on Barrett’s pass, then Spring Branch forced key stops with interceptions by Don Champion and a fumble recovery by Fred Barber. A 66 yard scoring drive by Spring Branch sealed a Bears win as Pasadena failed to convert in the final minutes.
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MD ‘Kolbs Conley
Ion Far
Conley
Inas
Hend
Barrett
Bitdie Curke
Rick
Collin
Pasidena
WaSle
Willan Beadek
Davi Heynolds
Bey
Heering
Dowor
Lear
Henson
Frnendiverson
Pasadena
Vic McCarty
Darrell Tully
Bears
Bob Barfield
Eagles
Aiden
Meil
Cals
Spring Branteh
Tumie
Don Champion
Wilson
Spring Branch
Dens
Jon
Alford
Boars
Lafen
Spc-Lihe
Barrett Athe
Falee
I Wu
Chris Gil
Eine
Apa
Mevard P
Barto
Mickey McCarty
Yan
Boyd
Gilbert
Dee
Totwilson
Darkson
So Yoras
Jacasen
Boerelt
Mlk
Vans
Hallsville
Bastrop
Gary Juise
Alebauy
Van
Baytown Junior High Schedule Featured In This Week In Sports
This week in sports shows Baytown Junior High teams competing at REL gym and venues including Baytown vs South Houston, Carver and Berber Hills matches, and a Baytown Pasdeno tournament. Key games listed with times at Baytown and nearby schools.
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Baytown
3. F. Austin
Baytown Junio High
Nartasnore
Cedil Bayou
Kirwin
South Houston
Carver
Hill Af
Pasedeno Tournement
Orange Af
Pasca
Font Golene Park
Rice Halls SWC String Of Eight Outside Defeats Rice Halls
The Rice Owls end a losing streak in the Southwest Conference by defeating Tennessee Glb. Baylor beats Trinity of the Southland Conference 77. Rice hosts LSU and Texas faces Tulane as four games are played Saturday. Kendall Rhin leads Rice with 20 points, aided by Scurry Phillips. Spencer Christison paces Baylor, Winston Moore tops Baylor scorers, and Ronnie Kree leads Trinity.
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Associated Press
Rice Owls
Tennessee Glb
Rice
Baylor
Trinity
Southys
Louisiana State
Texas
Tulane
Austin
Texs Tech
Wyoming
Laramie
Southien Methodist Welling Oklahoma
Norman
Kendall Rhin
Ty Scurry Phillips
Toe Onis
Bears
Spencer Chrlson
Winston Moore
Buavior
Ronnie Kree
Tonity
Chargers Clinch West Title Bid Faces Raiders Challenge
Oakland seeks to trim San Diego as the Chargers try to seal the West division Sunday. The Raiders must win while San Diego loses to keep the race alive. Daniels and Linemen bolster Oakland’s ground game, with early-season health ups and downs shaping the stretch run.
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Oakland
Calif
Lane
Matti
Thirir
Jann Raiders
Raiders
Yaks Land
Sozneore
San Diego
Clem Daniels
Heart of Oakland
Wil Maith
Keith Linenin
Earry
Karna
I Daniels Huis
Daniels
Lowe
Sin Mera
Yann Row
Ieague
Jentina Yas
Prime Minster
Ateangis
England
Fiel
Lange
LaMarque Wins 12th Straight in Class AAA Playoffs
Garland Miller Beach Schoolboy semifinals highlight Friday night action as LaMarque posted its twelfth straight win in a decisive Class AAA battle. Fort Worth Val MQ and Corpus Chevier suffered setbacks, while San Antonio Lee led a high-scoring surge. Dumas and Graham advanced in nearby brackets as regional rounds continued with tight finishes and standout runs.
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Harold Tipe
Associated Press
Penta
Fort Worth
Val MQ
Corpus Chevier
San Antonio Lee
I Miller
Garkind
Ig Branch
Pasadena Tou
Guariand
Saumatay
San Angelo Amaria
Zame
Merque
AAA
Conroe
Divisi
Termwon
Dumas
Graham
Borger
McKinney
Pharr
San Juan Alamo
Gonzales
McAenique
John Crowder
Chiss
Wis
Liberty
Taylor
John Foster Dulles
Sinton
Dulles
Zaloa
Lentire Linton
Cliss
Dalhart Sh
Bears
Inez Parez
Miller
San
Player Trading Slows As Minor Leagues Wind Up
AP reports limited movement at the end of minor league meetings in San Diego and the major league session in Los Angeles. Dodgers moved first baseman Bill Skowron. Angels sent Leon Wagner to Cleveland for Barry, with other noted trades including Willie Mays, Ed Hailey, and Jack Hamilton among several teams. Phillies acquired Bob Taylor from the Braves on a conditional deal worth about 830.0 thousand, while 65 players were chosen in the minor league draft at 541 thousand total, 45 of whom were first-year players.
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Indians
Willie Barkland
Baltimore
AL Smith
San Francisco Giants
Feline Jon
Sateier
Ed Hailey
Billy Jr
Rob Hendrey
Bob Shaw
Tad
Crandall Wermit
Bonnie Ant
Gus Trane
Philadelphia Phillies
Gon Demmier
Jack Flamilton
New York Mets
Bob Taylor
Braves
Barbers Hill upsets Santa Fe to reach Anahuac semifinal
In Anahuac tournament action Barbers Hill stunned Santa Fe 54-38 to advance in the winners bracket. Bill Kilgore led with 13 points while Aveock added 10 rebounds as Anahuac and Dayton split results. East Chambers defeated Hardin Jefferson 59-41 and Port Acres beat Hamshire-Fannett 44-30 in other second round games.
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Ry Benny
Anvhnas
East Chambers
Eaki
Panthers
Buccaneers
Tnn
Engst
Chambers
Panies
Jor. Townsend
Townsend
Moore
Ken Thompson
Hardin Jefferson
Cleveland
Thompson
Floyd Anein
Cleveand
Hamshire-Fannett
Port Acres
Donald
Ham Shire
John Lape
Grenefbery
Booster Club Sets Annual Barbecue
The Booster Club plans its annual fall barbecue at Park Pavilion Wednesday at 30 p.m. James Stick urged all members to attend and help make the event successful. A program was to be presented though arrangements were not complete. Ellis was among those noted in the incomplete text.
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Id Park
James
Stick
Booster Club
Postum Barnes
Peles
Ellis
Bears advance in Clear Creek tourney with 52 34 win
Cedar Bayou Bears overcome a slow start to defeat Northshore 32 24 in the opening round of the Clear Creek Junior High tournament. Bobby Slack led with 12 points while Ira Thompson, Gary Burns, and Kareiman Montgomery contributed, lifting Cedar Bayou to a semi final clash against the Freeport Cypress Fairbanks winner.
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Cedar Bayou
Clear Creek
Bears
Northshore
Bobby Slack
Ira Thompson
Gary Burns
Bobby
Nelson
Burns
Thompson
Kare
Iman Montgomery Keyert
Barry Nettles
Contenders Shaped For WAAL Baseball Showdown In Baytown
May Bollinger notes Baytown’s high hopes as Ball High defeats Chey Create 3 and downed Ballinger in a five team race for first. Brazosport, Pasadena, Galena Park and Texans City discussed as WAAL contenders amid a lively season preview.
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May Bollinger
Con- Reepaipes
Meria Houston
Trojans
Baytown
Houston
Bollinger
Galena Park
Pasadena
Waal
Brazosport
Galena Parke
Texans City
Oklahoma sports chatter and scouting notes mix in
A jumble of sports opinions and scouting notes discusses Darrell Royal and Texas football, mentions Oklahoma legends, and cites The Daily Oklahoman naming a sportsman of the month. It notes Peehead Walker scouting for the Giants and lists several college football players, with brief local notices about a Belt family and a page reference.
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Dallas Morning News
Marie Caswell
Frank Erwin
Payal
Mr. Royal
Royal
Daily
Oklahoman
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