Barbers Hill Hands Panthers 16-0 Victory In Belted Battle
Barbers Hill Eagles upset the Danbury Panthers 16 to 0 as Danbury’s playoff prospects faded. Kilgore Barrow and McCollum led a strong Barbers Hill offense while Kennedy Hudec and the defense limited Danbury who played with injuries and kept the game scoreless until late.
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Ross
Tex Follett
Bil Kilgore
Richard Barrow
Randy McCollum
Paul Kennedy
Joe Hudee
Seteate
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Tim Tigner
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Bulldogs Triumph 32 0 Over Mt Carmel in Home Win
La Porte Bulldogs top Mt Carmel Rebels 32 to 0 in a home game. Allen Christensen and Ronnie Owens sparked the offense with multiple long runs. La Porte improves to 3 0 and heads to Santa Fe at Alta Loma next Friday.
Scores From Friday Night High School Football
A string of district games shows Schoolboys Barbers Hill 16 over Danbury 0 and La Porte 32 over Mt. Carmel 0. Other outcomes include Ray 28 over 5 F Austi o, Longview 0, Sheldon King 26 over Montgomery 1, La Marque 35 over Liberty 6, Waltrip 6 over Westbury 0, Milby 20 over Jesse Jones 7, Lamar 2 over Reagan 13, Bellaire 28 over Aldine 20, Sam Houston 14 over Jeff Davis 18, San Jacinto 6, Deer Park 22 over Beaumont French, Beaumont 36 over Lake Charles La, Orange 33 over Victor 8, Port Neches 14 over Nederland 0, South Park 19 over Sulphur La 18, La Grange La 7 over Port Arthur Angleton 14 Wharton 14, El Campo 8 over Alvin 0, Sour Lake 36 over East Chambers Hull-Dassetta 39, Woodville 0, Fannett 9 over Warren 0, Hardin 4 over Evadale 14, Orangefield 32 over Buna 6, Klein 38 over Spring 6.
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Sunday At Dallas Oilers Tackle Texans In Bid For Comeback
In a bid for a comeback the Houston Oilers meet the Dallas Texans after last season where Dallas won twice against the Chargers and split with San Diego. Houston aims to rebound on Dallas soil with Coach Hank Stram guiding the Texans in a 1961 opener at the Cotton Bowl slated for 1 30 p m CST. George Blanda will start at quarterback though coach Rymkus anticipates using Jacky Lee if needed as the Oilers face a squad that beat Oakland 55 0 while Dallas fell to San Diego 26 10 in opening AFL games. The Oilers have cut veterans and face roster reshuffles as they prepare for a pivotal season under AFL play.
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Injury To Reds Catcher Could Hamper Series Bid
Reds catcher Darrell Johnson strained a muscle near the ribs during batting practice and aggravated it while batting in the second inning in the series opener. O'Toole pitched five innings of four hit ball as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 8 1 to extend his unbeaten streak this season. Johnson, batting .270, is the national league’s backup receiver with Johnson joined by Jerry Edwards and Jerry Zimmerman as other catchers. The Reds offense supported O'Toole with Gordon Coleman’s 26th homer and two-run first inning outburst. The Braves kept third place by beating the Giants 4 1 behind Warron Spahn as rain halted play elsewhere. In the American League, Maris walked twice and failed to homer as the Yankees beat the Red Sox. Detroit edged Minnesota in 10. Baltimore beat Chicago in 10. Washington blanked Kansas City 2 0 on a two-hitter by Pete Burnside. Rookie catcher Bob Rodgers hit a grand slam for the Angels against the Indians in a 6 4 win. Don Clendenon and Dick Stuart drove in the Pirates’ fifth inning run off O'Toole. Spahn won his 21st game, his 21st season with a 21 game season. Eddie Mathews homered for the Braves.
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AAU fight over future of track and basketball in dispute
AAU leaders deny a split with college coaches and a push to replace AAU as track and field governing body. They rebut Sports Illustrated claims of impending demise and defend continued supervision of amateur athletics amid probes into basketball governance.
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New York Yankees Edge Reds In World Series Prospects
Article compares Yankees and Reds with the Yankees holding a statistical edge in home runs runs and fielding. It cites Roger Maris and Mantle homer totals, high team runs scored, and stronger infield defense led by Kubek and Coleman. Cincinnati counters with power from Pinson and Freese but trails in overall record and experience.
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Ganders Hold Off Sting Attack In High Scoring Clash
Baytown and Texas City spark a back and forth game as Kemplay and Dunks lead the Ganders with multiple rushing yards and a late goal. Texas City answers with big plays from Springfield and Buchanan as Baytown edges ahead in the second half.
Lubbock Pair Scraps For Texas Seniors Championship
DALLAS AP Pete Edwards and Raymond Marshall from Lubbock advanced to the Texas senior golf final after victories over Dallas opponents. Edwards beat Al Couchman 4 and 3 while Marshall defeated W T Skeeters 1 up in 19 holes to reach the final.
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Bill) Skeeters
Ortega Wins Unanimous Decision Over Kid Rayo in San Antonio
In San Antonio, Gaspar Ortega ranked eighth welterweight defeated Kid Rayo of Nicaragua by unanimous decision over 10 rounds. Ortega carried the judges' and referee's scoring, with the widest margin only five points.
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Note to Farmers Livestock Ads Reach Top Buyers
Sun Classified Ads connect farmers with buyers willing to pay the most for livestock. DTAL 582-8254. Available day or night for a Sun Classified ad.
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REL Calls Halt To Profit Sharing In Baytown Football
District 1244 faces a shift as profit sharing ends next fall. Baytown Ganders lose majority of ticket revenue to visiting teams under TIL rules, with season tickets allocated to fans and reduced home seats. Rivalries fade as Galena Park and future opponents replace long-standing foes, amid delayed ticket unsold consignments and growing discontent among Baytown officials.
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Farm Road Upkeep Biggest Problem in Texas Finance
Dallas AP reports the expense of maintaining the farm road system is Texas' top highway finance problem. Charles Hawn of Athens told the Dallas Salesmanship Club that funds diverted to farm roads hurt trunk highway maintenance as traffic rises and legislative changes are needed.
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