GANDER TWINS STAR IN BAYTOWN RANGER WIN OVER AEL
Ranger Le mond played a gutty game with 4 yards on 39 carries and was hit repeatedly but led Sterling to a 3rd straight bi-district bid. Dan List and Salazar anchored blocks. James Griffith and David Jameson stood out on defense as Sterling improved to 9-1 while Gander finished strong as district co-champions.
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Sammie Singleton
Ernest Salazar
James Griffith
Maroon and White
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David Jameson
Sterling
AEL
Dayton Broncs Clinch 73 Victory Over Orangefield
Dayton defeats Orangefield 39 to 12 in District 18-AA, key scores by Boston and Pollard. Dayton led 21 6 after the first quarter and extended in the second half with a 40 yard pass from Stevenson to Sandles and a Stevenson interception return, leaving both teams at 1 4 in district play. Charles Birdsong’s Broncos finish 3 7.
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Stevenson
Thomas Dugot
Stevenson- Sandles
Charles Birdsong
Broncos
Four Highly Ranked Texas Teams Lose In Season Closes
Four Class 4A teams led by top-ranked Freeport Brazoswood fell short Friday night as state teams in Texas posted losses. Highlights include 18-7 defeat of Ichita Falls by WF Rider and 13-10 loss of Beaumont Forest Park to Beaumont South Park. Seguin won its district title despite the loss. In 3A, eight playoff hopefuls competed with Hearne, Wilmer-Hutchins, Wharton, West Orange, Cuero, Belton, Aldine Carver and others vying for final spots and district titles.
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Beaumont Forest Park
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Hearne
Wilmer-Hutchs
Waco
Jefferson- Moore
Wharton
Pearland
West Orange
Cuero
Crosby
Uvalde
Belton
Rockdale
Aldine Carver
Barbers Hill Wins 7th Loop Title In Row
Barbers Hill clinched its seventh straight district title with a 17-15 victory over Montgomery. The Eagles built a 14-7 halftime lead as Hutter and Webber led a balanced attack to hold off late Montgomery drives.
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Chiefs Face Oilers In Sellout Arrowhead Clash
Kansas City seeks a third straight win as 5-3 Chiefs host Houston Oilers at Arrowhead Stadium in a 1 05 CST kickoff. Oilers sit 1-8, bottom of AFC Central, while KC and Oakland Raiders share the division lead.
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Deer Park Triumph in Scrappy Collision with Creekside
Deer Park raced to a 92 yard scoring burst late in the third quarter to seize control and beat Clear Creek 63 31 in a tense nonconference showdown. Nolan Knox connected with Walker for a 14 yard TD late as Deer Park moved to 3 7 on the season.
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Ganders Finish Up Fine Careers at Stallworth Stadium
The 24 seniors completed their high school careers Friday night at Stallworth Stadium. Names include Robert E. Lee Ganders, Jimmy Crouse, Gabriel Salinas, Jess Laird, Robert Gregroy, Daniel Stagg, Lamar Turper, Joe Rivera, Criss Dippelson, Gary McCoy, Robert Schrack, injured and did not play, Robert Hinojosa, Collin Teague, Ernest Salazar, David Jameson, James Grif-.
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Robert E. Lee Ganders
Jimmy Crouse
Gabriel Salinas
Jess Laird
Robert Gregroy
Daniel Stagg
Lamar Turper
Joe Rivera
Criss Dippelson
Gary McCoy
Robert Schrock
Robert Hinojosa
Collin Teague
Ernest Salazar
David Jameson
James Grif
Weiskopf Wins Golf Award at Western Writers Dinner
Tom Weiskopf, who won six tournaments and more than $300,000 in 1973, was voted Pro Golfer of the Year by western sports writers. He will be honored at a dinner in Rancho La Costa on January 7, with Jack Nicklaus as a fellow honoree.
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Rangers edge Ganders in season finale at Stallworth Stadium
Over 71 000 fans watched Baytown Rangers defeat the Ganders 3 0 on a first‑possession field goal. Sterling controlled the ball in the second half while Baytown rallied with timely stops and a rugged defensive stand to close the regular season with a share of the district title.
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Houston Washington
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Jeppesen Stadium
Longhorns edge Anahuac in Friday night opener
Hamshire Fort Longhorns defeated Anahuac 41 to 6 as Terry Hill scored on a one yard run in the first quarter. Menlancon added two TDs including a 68 yard catch to Larry Spacek, while Tommy Mahon and Pat Peltier added rushing TDs. Ryan kicked several PATs.
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Tommy Io
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