Crow Remains Linked to Brazosport Despite Lubbock Ties
Texas high school coaching circles note George Crow still billed as trainer for Brazosport High School in Freeport while steering South All-Stars at the Texas coaching school in Houston August. Crow recalls 1962 Lubbock sessions, UT internship, and early Port Arthur roots amid a busy season with two a days.
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George Crow
Lubbock
Robert E. Lee
Crow
Brazosport High School
Freeport
Texas
Fhe
University of Texas
Frank Medina
Port Arthur
Lee
AEL
Sterling
Jones College
Rice University
Jones
Tommy Nobis
Tom Currie
Gene Walker
Dierker Shines In 5-2 Win Over Pirates
Houston started strong with four first-inning runs as Bob Veale struggled for Pittsburgh. Willie Stargell homered and Bob Bailey added a homer, but the Astros held on as Dierker scattered six hits. Veale was the anticipated starter for the Pirates in Saturday’s matchup with Bob Bruce to follow.
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Dierker
Astro
Sy Fred Hartman Houston
Astros
Pirates
Harry Walker
Bucs
Houston
Pittsburgh
Steve Bless
Bob Bailey
Willie Stargel
Jmee
Invaders
Sonny Jackson
Bailey Boot
Blass
Rusty Staub
Jacson
Lee Maye
Rusty
Bob! Aspromonte
Maye
Ron Brand
Aspro
Cardwell - O'Dey
Brand
Star
Chuck Harrison
Bob Veale
Bob Bruce
Sundey
Sandeling to Attend Astro-Pittsburgh Game Sunday
M B Sandeling 2308 notes Riggs will be guest of the Bay Town Sun and Houston Sports Association at the Houston Astro-Pittsburgh game Sunday afternoon.
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M. B. Sandeling
Riggs
Baytown Sun
Houston Sports Association
Astros Dominate Pirates Under Roof For Fifth Straight Win
Larry Dierker kept his perfect dome record intact winning his fifth straight indoors, beating the Pirates 5 to 2. The Astros improved to 6–10 in decisions as they clung to the belief they can repeat the feat.
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Pittsburgh
Larry Dierker
Pirates
Astros
Eligibility Here Still Under Fire
Baytown faces a clash over football eligibility as UIL rules affect Sterling and Gander players. The dispute centers on whether transferred students from Robert E. Lee district to Sterling or Gander’s JV teams count as A or B teams for ineligibility, amid desegregation transfer rulings and district transfer distinctions.
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Sterling
Baytown
University Interscholastic League
Robert E. Lee
Ganders
Gander
Pete Sultis
AEL
Henry Armstrong
UIL
Carver
Lee
REL
U.S. Office of Education
Eagles Take Tourney Win In Optimist Teen League Action
Baytown Eagles beat Deer Park No 1 2 0 to seize the lead in the Optimist teen tournament. Mike Hawks O D howning scored while pitcher Dennelly held Deer Park to one hit. Chandler two hits fueled the Eagles as Downing scored on a sac fly in the fifth. Pasadena No 2 edged Channelview 4 3 in the other game as errors doomed Channelview. Crosby and Pasadena No 2 clash later. Deer Park No 1 faces Crosby.
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John Black
Eagles
Baytown
Deer Park
Crosby
Jerry Hance
Floyd Ciruti
Mike Sanders
Hance
Ciruti
Sanders
Kyle Ful- Nick
Ful Nick
O. E. Downing
Mike Hawks
Elaine Dennelly
Downing
Dennelly
Tammy McNamara
Mike Chandler
Chandler
Mike
Pasadena No
Channelview
Chanelview
Pasadena
Womins
Pasadena No. 2
Deer Park No. L
Liberty Downs Crosby 7 6 in Dayton All Star Tourney
Liberty defeated Crosby 7 to 6 in the Dayton Little League All Star Tournament. Crosby led 6 to 5 late in the sixth before Randall of Liberty hit a two run homer with bases loaded to seal the win. Crosby pitcher Joe Brown hit two homers and Bimbo Warnke added one as Crosby's record stands at two wins and three losses after earlier 13-2 over Nome and 4-1 over Dayton.
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Crosby
AHL Stars
Erty
Dayton
Liberty
Randall
Joe Brown
Bimbo Warnke
Nome
Clear Creek Raps East In II Final
Clear Creek All-Stars defeated Burytown East Little League 6-2 at Lee Drive Park to clinch the area tournament title. Keith Sanders opened with an unearned run for East, but Clear Creek answered in the fifth frame with four runs, highlighted by Paul White's two run homer. Hank Bauerseblog pitched one‑hit relief after White in the second, earning the win while Richard McGilvray took the loss for the East squad.
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Clear Creek All - Stars
Burytown
Lee Drive Park
Bugs Montgomery
Clear Creek
Innine
Paul White
Hank Bauerse
White
McGilvray
Montgomery
Texas Hall Of Fame five long-time coaches named
The Texas High School Coaches Association will induct Gene McCollum Port Neches Tom Pruett Victoria Bill Stages Corpus Christi Flash Walker Brazosport and Henry Frnka into its Hall of Fame at the Balfour Awards luncheon during the 34th annual coaching school in Houston.
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Houston
Texas High School Coaches’ Association
Gene McCollum
Port Neches
Tom Pruett
Victoria
Bill Stages
Corpus Christi
Flash Walker
Brazosport
Henry Frnka
THSCA
McCollum
Hughes Springs
White Deer
Midland
Pruett
Grand Prarie
Corpus Christi Bier
Baylor University
Stages
Ray High
Hull-Dassetta
Gladewater
Walker
Bra
Texas Football Magazine Picks Top 4A Prospect List
Texas Football magazine edits by Dave Campbell crown Brazosport Exporters to repeat 4A top spot and place district rivals like La Porte and Pasadena in contention. Bay town players and SWC standouts such as Tom Sooy and Cal Powiteky earn notice alongside Rice and TCU notables. Cautionary note on early season boosts and Cinderella futures remains.
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Bill Lace
The
Gideons
Texas Football Magazine
Dave Campbell
Waco
Baytown
Baylor
Brazosport
Pete Sultis
Robert E. Lee
Brazesport
South Houston
Pasadena
Sam Reyburn
la Forte
Channelview
Dickinson
Crosby
Anahunc
Humble
Dayton
Deer Park
University of Houston
Baytonian
Tom Sooy
Texas AM
Robert Allen
Texas I
Knee Can Take Licks in Oilers Camp Rise of Sid Blanks
Sir Sidney Blanks, the 1964 rookie runner up, returns to Houston Oilers camp after knee surgery. A test block by Ronnie Caveness confirmed the knee’s readiness, boosting Blanks and coach Wally Lemm. The article also notes rookies and signings, including fullback John Henry Johnson, with intra-squad game details and Beaumont Lions Club sponsorship at Lamar Tech Stadium.
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Houston
Sir Sidney
Houston Oilers
Sid Blanks
Sid
Ronnie Caveness
Arkansas
Blanks
Ronnie
Lemm
Dick Suffel
Southwest Texas
Theo Wiltz
USC
George Clayton
Fairmont State
Monroe Feard
Virginia Union
Hoyle Granger
Mississippi State
Dale Boyd
Gettysburg
Everett Fullwood
Morgan State
Wilbur Ayler
George Alien
West Texas State
South Carolina
Lemim
John Henry Johnson
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
South Beaumont Lions Club
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Buddy) Bray
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Shrine Organization
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Rice Stadium
Western Union
Cleer Creek
Schoolboy Hall of Fame
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John la Grone
SMU
Greg Pipes
Diron Talbert
Arkansas Razorbacks
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Sofa Bailey
Ayit Sapekson
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Storgen
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