Galena Park Looms In Big Baytown Tilt
Baytown fans snapped up about 200 tickets as Memorial Station opened. Galena Park coach Pete Sultis and Don Brauhardt preview Sunday's clash with South Houston rivalries and praise Ganders’ line and backfield depth. The Jackets seek their ninth win in a two year span while Galena Park studies adjustments for a tough week ahead.
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Yeli Jackets
South Houston
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Mike
Baytown
Smith
Kilgore
Donnie Stricklin
John
Paul Smith
John Adams
Mostj
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Kenny Curtis
Mike Smith
Jackets
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Tommy
Yates
Wee
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Rudy
Herrera
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Ronnie Cave
Ness
Bruce En
Gram
Four Others In Running Rice Owls In SWC Grid Driver's Seat
Rice Owls remain in contention in the Southwest Conference as Baylor, Texas, Arkansas and others mix in the race for the title. Arkansas injury news stabilizes Curtis Cox while Rice, Baylor, Texas Tech and TCU balance chances. The conference churns toward Saturday’s games with multiple teams still alive for the host spot and a possible Cotton Bowl berth.
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Rnzorbacks
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Darrell Royal
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Royal
Associated Press
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Football Express
Kemplay Named Coach of Week for Galena Trip
Galena Park Friday night. iT. R. Kemplay father of quarterback Jerry Kemplay is named Coach of the Week for the Galena Trip Touchdowners. A Corning Kansas native, Kemplay played three sports in high school and served in World War II with the 1st Cavalry Division before starting Kemp and Tony's Equipment Co. He has two daughters Sandra and Peggy.
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R. Kemplay
Jerry Kemplay
Corning
Kan
Kemplay
B. F. Goodrich
1St Cavalry
Kemp and
Tony
Fra gan named Houston director of player personnel
Houston AP reports Bobby Fragan named director of player personnel and director of farm clubs for the Houston baseball entry in the National Baseball League. General Manager Gabe Paul announced the selection on Monday. Willams Moore weigh in. ex pected Liston shot.
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Bobby Fragan
Houston Baseball Entry
National Baseball League
Gabe Paul
Bragan
Iowa Leads Rice No. 10 In Rankings
Associated Press sports writer Jack Hand reports the AP poll showing Iowa still No. 1 for the third week, with Missouri rising to No. 2 after a 28-0 win over Nebraska and Minnesota moving to No. 3 as they prepare to face Iowa. Navy holds No. 4 after a 14-7 win, Ohio State is fifth, Washington seventh, Tennessee eighth, Syracuse falls to ninth, and Rice enters at No. 10 after beating Texas Tech 30-6. Baylor drops out after a 14-6 loss to TCU.
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Ronnie Buil
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Alte
Groveton
Mart
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Thrall
Weimar
Sour Lake
Orangefield
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Seary
Boerne
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Minnesota
Washington
LSU
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
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Ohio State
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Oregon
Tennessee
North Carolina
Pitt
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Football Poll Shuffles Top Texas Teams Across Classes
The Dallas AP poll moves Borger and Bryan down in AAAA while San Antonio and Austin drop in. Baytown and Jacksonville hold top spots in their classes as Eldorado and Sono ra swap in A. Listings show Baytown leading AAAA with Bay City and El Campo close behind in AAA and Olney topping AA.
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Gatesville
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Albany
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Stamford
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Bulldogs
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San Antonio Jefferson
Austin
Monaghans
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Olney
el Campo
Bay City
Wichita Falls
Port Arthur
Dallas Samuel
Corpus Christi Miller
Freeport
Highland Park
Abilene
Wild Card Rule Earns Princeton Coach Backing
Princeton coach Dick Colman endorses the wild card substitution rule citing its role in a 5-1 Tigers record and a 44 Ivy League lead. He notes tailbacks Hugh Scott and John Sullivan benefit by rest periods and varied play, with Scott scoring multiple touchdowns and Sullivan contributing long gains.
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Princeton
Dick Colman
Tigers
Yale
Jmy
Hugh Scott
John Silky Sullivan
Calman
Scott
Colman
Brown
Tedden
Sullivan
Princetom Enach
Columbia
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