Barbers Hill Eagles Clinch 26-B Title Over Colmesneil
Barbers Hill Eagles stay undefeated in District 26-B, beating Colmesneil 25-6 to clinch the title. Kilgore and Burgess lead rushing, Burns and Forbus contribute on defense, with Ray and Flowers key in the passing game as Barbers Hill extends its perfect district record.
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Bulldogs Hold On In 12-3A, La Porte Beats Channelview 8-0
La Porte Bulldogs edged Channelview 8-0 extending their share of the 12-3A lead as they dominated on defense. Key plays included a 40 yard drive capped by James Mitchell on the short TD run and a Richard safety after a Falcons mishandled a punt. Channelview battled but stopped to single scoring threats as La Porte held them to little offense.
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Raiders End Chiefs Streak With 22 1 Win Bid
Oakland coach Al Davis praised his squad as they beat Kansas City 22 to 2 2 Friday night to trim San Diego's Western lead. Quarterback Tom Flores set up Art Powell and Gem Daniels as Daniels gained 122 yards rushing and Powell starred as Oakland halted Kansas City's four game AFL run. Chiefs struggled without Chris Burford and Dawson threw six completions for 49 yards while being sacked four times.
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Civitan Open Golfers to Play 36 Sunday
In San Antonio, women golfers in the Civitan Open will complete 36 holes Sunday after rain washed out Friday’s play. Ruth Jessen holds a two stroke lead entering the final rounds, with the field to be cut after 15 holes today and amateurs dropped for Sunday’s double round.
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Buffs edge Spring Lions in 12 point district win
Crosby Buffs deny early Spring threats as John Peska scores inside the red zone and Asa Hearn leads defense. Rocky Keen’s late pass rush yields six for Crosby while a roughing penalty shifts Spring back, and Hearn plus Peska shine in punting amid rain and gusty play.
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Unbeaten Class A Powers Tie 0-0 in Texas Friday
Oale and Hallsville, both undefeated and untied in Class A, played to a scoreless draw Friday night. Other perfect teams won while a few undefeated squads suffered ties or losses across classes. Garland remained undefeated but tied, securing at least a share of District 7.
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Baytown carver plays in major sports lineup
Readable OCR fragment outlines a Sunday schedule with Baytown teams facing Houston and Texas City Sting Rays at Bayou Stadium and other college games across Baylor Texas Texas A&M LSU TCU CSU Kansas State and Denver venues.
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Texas High School Football District Scores From El Paso to Dallas
A dense OCR list shows Texas high school football results with El Paso Jefferson edging El Paso Eastwood and numerous district games across Austin Dallas Fort Worth and Houston. Standouts include Amarillo Bowie 35 over Yslera Big Peso Burgess 37, Lubbock 37 Plainview 12, Arlington 12 Grand Prairie 2, and Fort Worth Haltort 18 Fort Worth Richield 7 with many other scorelines and team pairings across the state.
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Pasadena Eagles Clinch 4-0 Lead In 12A Clash
Pasadena defeated Brazosport 7-3 to seal first place in Dist 12A at Freeport. J. Jackson to Nick Kennedy produced the winning touchdown as Pasadena moved to 4-0, while Galena Park beat Texas City 12-0 to stay in the chase for second. Brazosport’s strong rushing pushed them within striking distance, but penalties and turnovers hampered scoring opportunities in a muddy, wind driven game.
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Dayton Broncos win 19-0 in rain over Anahuac Panthers
Dayton Broncos, playing in a heavy rain, upset Anahuac 19-0 as Ricky Wolf and Roy Daves lead a second quarter scoring drive. The Panthers, outmatched in size, fought hard with Jimmy Hall and Tommy Pinchy back offering standout play despite the conditions.
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Carver Bucs Seek Second Win In Season
The Carver Bucs aim for a second win of the season as they face LaMarque Lincoln Bates at Opam Carver. The Eagles are tied for fourth with a 4-3 record, while Carver sits at 1-2 after losses to Hilliard Houston Worthing Beaumont Charlton Pollard Central Galveston Houston Elmore Sam Houston Yountsville and Coles of Corpus Christi. Probable Carver lineup includes Claude Jackson at end, John Keystack at end, Alfred Alderson and Phad deus Cartwright at tackle, Rob ert Roberson and Gene Brown guards, Clarence Jackson center, James Coverson quarterback, Johny Jackson and Charles Godfrey at halfback, Kermit Smith at fullback.
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Ganders Edge Baytown 2-0 In Slow First Half
In a low scoring clash, Galveston Ganders gain a slim 2-0 lead as Baytown stalls early. Key plays feature Ippolito to Stevens, Rincon punt, and multiple fumbles with Serenil recovering for Baytown and Mann carrying for Baytown in the second half but the Ganders hold on.
Gander-Tor Battle Ends in Last-Minute Struggle
Moore earned yardage at right tackle as Baytown fumbles a snap and a third down rush fails. Rincon direct snaps and a long incompletion stall a potential scoring drive for the Ganders. A key 11 yard play by Mann, Olive, and Lockhart keeps the clock alive before Hubbard and a late sequence lead to a safety.
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Oliver Conway Score As Shorthorns Lose
In Fort Worth the Shorthorns falter as Oliver and Conway score for the visitors. The messy OCR yields names like Polywogs and Tevant Vyass and references a Texas freshmen game. Limited legible facts point to a Texas win over the Shorthorns with standout scoring by Oliver and Conway.
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SMU freshmen top Baylor in rain soaked game
SMU freshmen beat Baylor 7-0 in a rain swept clash as Richani Callanan connected on a field goal after a near miss at the goal line. The game featured multiple fumbles on both sides and a standout effort by Tapia and the SMU squad.
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