Hurricanes capture third Goodfellow Pee-Wee title in mud
In Memorial Stadium the National League Hurricanes defeated the American League Texans 12-8 to win their 18th straight game and the George Perkins Award. Houston Baytown youths played a gritty title game as Steven Timmons sealed the win with a late two yard TD run. The American League Colts beat the Yellow Jackets 12-2 in the consolation game behind David Haney and Enderli.
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Jim Kyle
National League
Hurricanes
Memorial Stadium
Texans
Hurricane
George Perkins
Baytonian
Tsa
Randy Mason
Ricky Stroud
Johny Spain
Steven Timmons
Baytown
Colts
National Yellow Jackets
Memorial Field
Colt
David Haney
Yellow Jackets
Haney
Darren Enderll
Enderli
Trey Brooks
Darrow Enderls
Colts PeeWee Optim
Steve Timmons
Texana
Barbers Hill Faces Magnolia In Bi-District Clash
Barbers Hill Eagles meet Magnolia Bulldogs in bi-district play at Humble High Field Friday at 9 p.m. The 25-A champions, 7-3 overall and unbeaten in district, clash with Magnolia, 9-1 and 26-A. Key players include QB Dwayne Eliott, receivers James Clark and Lynn Gigout, runners Paul Dunlap Bubba Barbers and David Irby, with defenders Robert Neyland and David Hargraves. Admission $1.25 adults, 50 cents students.
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Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill Eagles
Magnolia Bulldogs
Humble High Field
Eagles
Gene Sharp
Bulldogs
Sharp
Barbers Hillridders
Orangefield
Hardin Hornets
Dwayne Eliott
James Clark
Lynn Gigout
Paul Dunlap
Bubba Barbers
David Irby
Grexel Cox
Robert Neyland
David Hargraves
Carrall Richardson
Robert Capella
Eagle
Hamshire-Fannett
Crosby, Friendswood
Orange St. Mary's
Lee College Cagers On Road At Concordia JC
Lee College Rebels travel to Austin to face Concordia JC in the 1968 69 season opener. Freshman Lavvy Darden led scoring at 21 points in the Hill County tournament, making the all tournament team as Lee College split two games with Concordia and MacLennan Community College.
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Lee College
Concordia JC
Lee Colege Rebels
John McCormick
Austin
Concordia College
Rebels
Hilsboro
Hill County Junior College
Concordia
Letreter Institute of
Kerrville
MacLennen Community College of
Wave
Lavpy Darden
Ross Sterling
Darden
MacLennan
Steve Welch
Hob Badeaux
Ricky Beal
Lafayette Spivey
Sam Ballard
Bob Chisolm
Karl Meche
Ballard
Spivey
Chisolm
MacCormick
Badeaux
Welch
Keith Curlee
McCormick
Mike Hefsey
Rebel
Texas City
College of the Mainland
Pro Football Standings And Sunday Results Roundup
The Associated Press rounds up NFL standings by division with records for Dallas New York Washington Philadelphia in the East and Cleveland St Louis New Orleans Pittsburgh in the Central and Western Coastal divisions. Sundays results show Dallas beating Washington 44 24 and Green Bay routing New Orleans 29 7 along with several other decisive scores and a late tie between Los Angeles and San Francisco 20 20.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Minnesota
Chicago
Green Bay
Detroit
San Franccisco
San
AFL Roundup Eastern Western Divisions and Sunday Results
The AFL roundup lists team ratios and results for the Eastern and Western divisions including New York Houston Miami Boston Buffalo Kansas City Oakland San Diego Denver Cincinnati and Denver. Sunday results show Houston 38 Denver 17 Cincinnati 38 Miami 21 Kansas City 3 Boston 17 Oakland 4 New York 32 San Diego 2 Buffalo 6. Upcoming games include Buffalo at Denver Miami at Boston New York at San Diego Oakland at Cincinnati.
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W.L. T. Pet
New York
Houston
Miami
Boston
Buffalo
Kansas City
Oakland
San Diego
Denver
Cincinnati
New York Jets
NBC
Daryle Lamonica
Raiders
Jets
Heidi
Lamonica
Charley Smith
Preston Ridlehaber
Beathard guides Oilers past Broncos in 38-17 win
Houston dominated Denver 38-17 at the Astro Dome as Beathard, back from injury, threw two TD passes and ran for two scores while Marlin Briscoe sparked the Broncos with a 67 yard return. Oilers led 41-3 at one point and stretched the lead after a Bot Howfield field goal.
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Bill Hartman
Houston
Pete Beathard
Denver Broncos
Astrodome
Kansas City
Oilers
Denver
Marlin Briscol
Beathard
Oakland
Don Trull
Cincinnati
New
York
Trutt
Pete
Mac
Halk
Wayne Walkers
Bob Howfield
Lou Saban
Howfield
Briscoe
Steve Tensi
Colarbone
Tenji
Saban
Floyd Little
Syracuse
al Denson
Stuard
Haik
Oiler
Denson
Larry Carwell
Bill van Heusen
Carwell
Miller Farr
George Webster
Garland Boyette
George Rice
Anin Reed
Hoyle Granger
Webster
Cowboys Blitz Redskins 44 24 in NFL rout
Dallas dominated Washington 44 24 as Don Meredith left with an injury and Bart Starr also hurt in Green Bay 23 7 win over New Orleans. Vikings moved to Central Division lead with a 34 to 10 comeback over Detroit, Bears fell to Atlanta 15 13 and Virgil Carter injury sidelined. Colts trampled St Louis 27 6 while Browns beat Steelers 4 to boost standings.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Minnesota Vikings
Bud Grant
Vikings
Detroit Lions
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Atlanta
Virgil Carter
Dallas
Don Meredith
Cowboys
Washington
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Packers
New Orleans
NFL
Earl Morrell
Baltimore
Johnny Unistas
Colts
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bill Nelson
Pittsburgh
Browns
Steelers
Greenback
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Bears
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Jim Lindsey Kle
Fred Cox
Meredith
Carter
Baytown YMCA Swimmers Dominate Beaumont Meet
Baytown Swim Club swimmers Paul Moon Mike Rice and Bill Ehlig won senior boy events at the Beaumont YMCA Swim Meet Moon topped 100 yard backstroke and two style events Rice won the Individual Medley and Ehlig led in the Wizard frontstroke The trio joined Tony Boyle and Brian Werley to finish second in both the Medley Relay and Free Relay events On the girls side Suzan Ziegler won three senior events Jane Wahrmund Elizabeth Rice Anne Giradeau led in junior events and several Baytown swimmers also took relay titles
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Baytown
Suzan Ziegler
Jane Wahrmund
Elizabeth Rice
Anne Giradeau
Junge
Georgann Spiller
Betsy Anderson
Anne Gtradeau
REL Sterling To Open 1968-69 Cage Seasons
REL Sterling and Gander-Ranger teams face openers with limited height as they begin 1968-69. Sterling visits North Shore and Gander hosts Houston St. Pius at 7 p.m. Key players return, but losses from football injury affect both squads.
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Rel Sterling
Gary Sherer
Robert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
Gander
Ranger
Sterling
North Shore
Ganders
Houston St. Pius
Jay Bollinger
REL
Woody Walker
Bolinger
Ploeger
Tommy Clark
Clark
Walker
Rangers
AEL
Thomas McClendon
Roy Martinez
Joe Wells
Charles Ellis
Johnny Colesman
Duane Creel
Floyd Citi
Rex Fisher
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