Cedar Bayou Bears Clinch 20-A Title With Rout of Dayton
Lynn Enderli erupts for three fourth quarter touchdowns as Cedar Bayou Bears crush Dayton Bronchos 39 to 6 to clinch their second straight District 20-A championship. Enderli races 61 yards then 73 yards after a late pass interception, with Herbert Bishop and other Bears contributing key plays. Dayton’s Jerry Boone and Jimmie Tadlock led a brief third quarter push, but Cedar Bayou pulled away in the final period to seal the win and remain unbeaten in district play since 1949.
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Earlel Carrell
Lyon Enderli
Bayou
Lynn Enderli
Dayton Bronchos
Cedar Bayou Bears
Gelder Bruins
Groveton Indians
Cedar Bayou
Crosby
Bears
Dayton
Enderlikad
Ceder Bayou
Day‘ton
Jimmie Tadlock
Enderli
Dayton Branchos
Jerry Boone
Bennie Berg
Boone
Bishop
Freddy Cochren
Herbert Bishop
Albert Joe Zucha
Zubha
Joe Zucha
Vernon Wood
Wood
Odell Casey
Jerry Marcontell
Buddy Bender
Wison Trahan
James Manly
Leon McNulty
Freddy Cochran
Cochran
Floyd Hechler
Robbie Muckleroy
Jimmie Adock
CEDAR
Bayou Dayton
Oppo
Fum
Baytown
Notable Texas grid results across classes AAAA and below
A dense list of high school football scores from Lubbock to Brownwood, Amarillo to Beaumont and beyond. Notable scores include El Paso Bowie 24 Ysleta 13, Dallas Sunset 34 Dallas Tech 20, Texarkana 20 Kilgore 6, San Antonio Jefferson 49 Laredo 0, San Antonio Lanier 35 McAllen 35, Baytown 49 Pasadena 0, Bay City 19 El Campo 0, and Beaumont French 40 Victor 6. Multiple districts show wide margins and several tied games surface in the fragment.
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Lubbock
Abilene
Iger
San Angelo
Midland
Amarillo
el Paso
Bowie
Ysleta
Austin
el Paso Jefferson
Fort Worts Carter
Fort Worth Poly
Dallas Sunset
Dallas Tech
Weco
Highland Park
Wichita Falls
Tyler
Corpus Christi Ray
San Antonio
Brackenridge
San Antonio Jefferson
Laredo
Tech
Peacock Academy
Corpus Christi Miller
Houston
Lamar
Houston Davis
Baytown
Pasadena
Port Arthur
Orange
Beaumont
Galveston
Vernon
Big Spring
Sweetwater
Snyder
Lamesa
Plainview
Breckenridge
Irving
Brownwood
Cleburne
Grand Parkie
Weatherford
Sherman
Denton
San Antonio Burbank
New Braurfels
San Antonio Lanier
McAllen
Edinburg
San Benito
Brownsville
Kingsville
Harlingen
Alice
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
Mexia
Hillsboro
Ennis
Athens
Aldine
Humbie
Huntsville
Cleveland
LaVega
Nederland
Port Acres
St. Anthony
Silsbee
Beaumont French
Victor
Class ‘A
Groveton
Elkhart
Rusk
Trinity
Alto
Madisonville
Cedar Bayou
Dayton
Liberty
Hull-Dassetta
Crosby
Sour Lake
Teague
Kerens
Tulsa University Smashes Detroit in MVC Battle
The University of Tulsa crushed the University of Detroit 62 to 21 as Ronnie Morris led with four touchdown passes and 298 passing yards on 14 of 18. Ted Marchibroda set a new collegiate single game passing record with 392 yards on 27 of 34. Tulsa piled 386 rushing yards and scored in each of the first three quarters and the fourth.
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Detroit
University of Tulsa
Ronnie Morris
University of Detroit
Titans
Titan
Ted Marchibreda
Marchibreda
Don Klosterman
Loyola
Los Angeles
Morris
Willie Roberts
Bob Hol
Dick Kercher
Howard Waugh
Tom Miner
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Tulsans
Miami U. Romps Past Stetson in Orange Bowl rout
Miami University overwhelmed Stetson 35 to 9 in the Orange Bowl Friday night. Second string fullback Al Ciarrucci scored twice on 5 and 15 yard runs, while quarterback Don James added a third score via a middle sneak as the hosts surged in the final period.
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MIAMI
Frs
Miami University
Stetson
al Ciarrochi
Don James
Scores From March Football Week Across Texas
On March 27 and surrounding games, Groesbeck, Franklin, Fairfield, Hearne, Thorndale, Round Rock, Thrall, Marble Falls, Aranson, Burnet, Liano, Giddings, Eagle Lake, Columbus, Luling, Smithville, Schulenburg, Spring Branch, Sealy, Cypress-Fairbanks, Katy, Missouri City, and Dickinson posted varied results with several blowout margins including Thrall over Round Rock and Cypress-Fairbanks over Katy.
Crosby Buffs Triumph Over Sour Lake 41-19 in Homecoming
Crosby Buffaloes beat Sour Lake Warriors 41 to 19 to claim their second district win and fourth of the season. RB Buckshot Kratky scored three rushing touchdowns, QB Harold Dixon starred in the split T offense, and Crosby dominated after halftime. Sour Lake’s McShan scored all their points, with standout defense from Warriors Emer Louviere Lester Tucker and John Gerber.
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Aubrey Banks
Crosby Buffaloes
Sour Lake Warriors
Hexas Crosby
Crosby
Cedar Bayou
C. E. Rhinelander
Sour Lake Exes
Sour Lake
Betty Gierease
Buffaloes
Warriors
Albert
Buckshot) Kratky
Billy Thompson
Hobby Naivar
Howard
Dixon
Ellsworth Pira
Douglas McShan
David Ray Williams
McShan
John Ray Louviere
Bleed
Buffalo
Kathy
Pine
Bobby Narvard
Promised Land
Hull- Dassetta
Liberty
la Porte
Rhinelander
Harold Dixon
Aular
Paul Carleton
Carleton
Albert Rucke
Clarence Krenek
Fred Tepera
Carl Poteet
Bennie Dosooil
Richard King
Emer
Louviere Lester Tucker
John Gerber
Ronald White
Soul Crosby Lake
Sevee
Eevee Ceceeset
T.piee
Bucceroni Beats Nardico In Tight 10 Round Fight
New York reports Jimmy Wilson promoted a close 10 round bout where Bucceroni outfought Danny Nardico despite being lighter and shorter. Nardico pressed each round, landing punishment while Bucceroni used short hooks and uppercuts to tilt the decision. Also Vic Towell defends his weight class in an Iowa title bout against Jimmy Carruthers in a separate match.
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New. York
Jimmy Wilson Weed
Bucceroni
Danny Nardico
Phi
Deni
Nardico
Tara Stasunday
Ike
Towell
Tip
Johannesburg
Iowa
Vic T
Isso
Jimmy Carruthers
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Ter
Tulsa University
Crosby Buffs Pummel Sour Lake Club
Charles Elleazno
Thames River
England
Detea
Nardiq
Mike Fransse
Texas Harder
Mrs. Home Seeker
Lakewood
Lakewood Addition
Faye Weetaconee
Hormel Hot Dogs
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