Cedar Bayou Bears Rally for 8-0 Victory, Tying District Lead
Cedar Bayou defeated Horace Mann Green Goslins 8-0 at Memorial Stadium to join the district lead at 5-1 with one game left. Key moments included a 5:43 left scoring drive finished by Bruce Travis and Mike Manley, while Cedar Bayou's defense stifled the Greenies and forced several missed chances.
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Memorial Stadium
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Mann -Green’ Goslins
Cedar Bayou
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Bryan
Goslin
Bruce Travis
Greenie
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Pat Qrehin
Uri I
Mann
Cedar Bayon
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Urchin
Handy Morgan
Bear
Manley
Clinton
Baytown Sweeps Highlands 23 to 0 in rough clash
Baytown Goslins recovered two fumbles in the fourth quarter to turn a close game into a 23-0 victory over winless Highlands. Cavaretta ran for a touchdown and set up another, Brunson added the point after, and Baytown’s defense held Highlands to no scoring after the third period. Highlands remains winless in eight starts as Baytown earns its second win and first in conference.
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Genaro Ses
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David LaGrone
Cavaretta
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Brinson
Brunson
Jerry Wooster
Sereen
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Red Goslin
James Arnold
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Edward Contreras
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Rogers Simmons
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Mack Hunter
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Ricky Hazelwood
Mike Ashley
Richard Herrington
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Ron Kramer
Limb leads weekly race as Huddleston falters amid slate
The Limb posts a 12 1 mark for the week and 800 total, lifting to 100 38 5 on the season. Huddleston sits at 13 30 for the year, Whitington 75 245, while the season race tightens with emerging contenders and a tough slate ahead. Baytown edges Ball High as Ganders seek more wins. LaMarque tops Texas City. Brainsport downs Sam Rayburn. Arkansas edges Rice. Texas trims Baylor. SMU holds off Texas A&M. Texas Tech routs West Texas State. Florida State beats Houston. Boston prevails over Oilers. Clear Creek defeats La Porte. Deer Park tops Channelview. Alvin beats Dickinson. Anahuac defeats Dayton. Crosby defeats Splendora. Waller defeats Barbers Hill with Wood noted for the Bulldogs.
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Baytown JVs top Ball High in 30-0 victory
Baytown junior varsity team rolled to a 30-0 win over Ball High in Galveston as Kirkland and Moore led the offense with multiple touchdowns and sustained drives. Suiciders beat Galveston sophomores 38-8 as Savell, Cooper, Allen, Hunter pace a balanced attack.
Chance and Koufax Vie For ERA Crown In 1964
Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels led the American League in earned run average at 1.65, while Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers topped the National League with a 1.74 mark for the third straight year. Chance won 20 games and Koufax 19 as Koufax pitched 223 innings before an injury sidelined him for six weeks.
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Los Angeles Angels
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chance
Koufax
Associated Press
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New York Giants
Spud Chandler
Yanks
Dodgers
Southpaw
Braves Move Debate Heats Up Over Atlanta Transfer
AP report details a legal fight as Milwaukee County halts Braves plan to move to Atlanta. John McHale admits using player contracts as collateral for a $3 million loan from First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee. Bartholomay Reynolds and others push the move while Delaware corporation ties and Chicago operations fuel the dispute.
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Chicago
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Tom Reynolds
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Milwaukee County
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McHale
U.S
Robert E. Tehan
Reynolds
Braves ‘‘Finance Committee
Bobby Jones to Leave Hospital After Fractured Ribs
ATLANTA AP report that Bobby Jones plans to leave hospital today where he has been treated for three fractured ribs from a home fall. Jones, confined to a wheelchair, fell while moving his chair toward a television set. NEW YORK AP report that NYYC accepted an Australian challenge for the America's Cup in 1967 after Constellation defeated Sovereign in September and the board approved the challenge.
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U.S
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