Murray-Go-Round: Tyler routs Ganders as Abilene looms
The column reflects on Tyler High School’s dominant win over Ganders with harsh postgame commentary from Dick Olver and Murray, noting Tyler’s physical edge and predicting a Cotton Bowl showdown against Abilene at Amon Carter Stadium while praising Milstead’s talents and cautioning fans about the forthcoming clash.
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Milstead
Cottom
Abilene
Cotton Bowl
Tyler
Fort Worth
TCU
Amon Carter
Beaumont Buckets Set To Face French High In District Clash
Gander fans plan a big turnout Tuesday as Beaumont high, led by Coach Lindsey, aims to test Frank James Ganders in District 8-4. Beaumont's Buffs, with two returning starters from the 1985 state AAA team, have beaten Pasadena Port Arthur Galena Park Grange and Beaumont high, showcasing a rising dynasty with Lindsey claiming three district titles in as many years.
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Tee
Dudley “Lindsey
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Frank James
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Buffs
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Port Arthur
Galena Park
Grange
Lindsey
Cedar Bayou Beats La Porte Junior 47 27
Cedar Bayou under coach Jay Bollinger improved to 3-1 after a 47 27 victory over La Porte Junior High Monday night. Johnany Bush led with 13 points. Bo Mangum and Jim Starette added eight each. Darren Ocker controlled the boards.
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la Porte
Jay Bollinger
Cedar Bayou Bear
George Perkins
Bees
Johnany Bush
Bears
Bo Mangum
Jim Starette
Darren] Ocker
la Marque
Trippi Retires as Player to Become Cardinals Assistant
Charley Trippi former Georgia All American halfback announced retirement as a player to join the Chicago Cardinals as an assistant coach. He will now coach from the sidelines after a storied career. Saddler Wins in Sixth Round Technical Knockout over Gullirde. Ralph Kiner rules out any 1955 comeback plan, saying no chance to return to the majors.
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Chicago
Charley Trippi
University of Georgia
Wally Butts
Chicago Cardinals
Saddler
San Francisco
Sandy Saddler
Davey Gullirde
Los Angeles
Civic Auditorium
No Kiner
Ralph Kiner
Ganders Face French High In Big Tuesday Showdown
Gander star Frank James leads a fast shooting lineup as they host Beaumont French High, a defending state AAA runner-up, in a Lee Gymnasium clash. Lindsey’s squad has won eight of eight, facing a Buffs team that has beaten Baytown district foes and aims to test the Ganders’ depth with six returning starters and a mix of guards forwards and bigs.
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Dallas Oak Cliff
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David Reynard
Bobby Courville
Ietterman
Roy Follmer
Tommy Settle
Gene Moulden
Deer Park Eyes Final Bid Against Luling in Semifinals
The 1953 Deer Park team, defending state champions, prepare for a semifinals clash with Luling after a strong early season buildup. Luling, guided by coach A. A. Broning, relies on a single wing attack led by Robert Rutherford and Tommy Haley, with end Jimmy Blackmar a key receiving blocker. The game follows a history of matchups dating back to 1933 and a recent path through 24-A rivalries, aiming for a finals berth and a chance to defend their title.
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Lu-ling
Eagles
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Ranger
Buffs
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Luluing
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Foul in final second gives Galena Park win over Mann
Galena Park Junior High edged Horace Mann Greenies 49 to 47 on a last second foul shot. Bobby Fantoni led all scorers with 27 points as James Kennedy drew the critical foul in the final seconds, securing the dramatic Houston Suburban win.
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Bill McDowell
Horace Mann Greenies
Lee Gyminashim
Green Goslins
Galena
Oahead
Bobby Fantenoi
Ray Bradbury
Tom Rushing
Bradbury
Crosby Opens Cane Season Delayed By Football Playoffs
Crosby's 1955 56 basketball team opens in a non district game at Liberty Tuesday night. Both an A and AB game are on the slate as the season starts after a delay due to the football team's state playoff run. Coach Johnny Hauke returns six lettermen as Crosby competes in District 20 A West.
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Buna
China
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Hawk's Buffs
Tarkington Prairie
Carver Panthers Face Gladewater in Negro AA Title
Memorial Stadium hosts the state Negro AA final as Carver Panthers meet Gladewater. Coach Johnny Peoples’ team earned the berth with a 19-9 win over unbeaten Corsicana at Cedar Bayou Stadium. Lead QB Willie Jenkins and running back James Blackshear spark a balanced attack. key linemen include Lee President and Clifton Riley. Gladewater counters with Lloyd, Lawson, and James Evergreen. The title tilt kicks off at 7:30 p.m.
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Cedar Bayou’ Stadium
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Lee
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Riley
East Texans
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