Cedar Bayou Bears Hope to Repeat Win Over Tomball Cougars
Cedar Bayou Bears host Tomball Cougars at Cedar Bayou Stadium aiming for a second victory after a 6-6 tie with La Porte. Coach Barfield's squad, led by Robbie Muckleroy and new lineman Gene Hartzog, plans a strong defensive effort against Tomball’s 26 returning players. Tickets at gate available with reserved 80 cents and general 73 cents.
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Cedar Bayou Stadium
Tomball Cougars
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Cougars
Losinewack
Tom
Cedar Bayou
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Bruins
Gates And Walker Face Baytown JH To 12-0 Victory
Baytown Junior High defeated St. Austin JH of Galveston 22-0 Thursday in a district opening on the island. Donald Walker sparked Baytown with a 50 yard rush for the first score. Gates starred on offense and defense as Baytown prepares for a Galena Park JH test next week. Next up Mann and Galena Park results loom over junior high grid standings. Commercial Bowling League saw three to one margins with Turner Chevrolet, Larsinwondy Lanes, Bay Shore Motors, and Bob and Alice Feinberg prevailing.
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Baytown
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Longhorns Pace North Carolina in Fast Break Nationally Praised
Southern writers lauded Texas and Steer end Tom Stolhandske after a Texas win over North Carolina. Highlights praised the Steers speed and passes from Swede, Stolhandske catching a TD, with Jones and Dawson also cited for pace.
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Corpus Ray and Temple Favored In Tonight’s High School Games
The columnist predicts Corpus Ray over Port Arthur at Corpus and Temple over San Jacinto at Temple. Pasadena beats Freeport 20 to 0, Beaumont over South Park 14 to 7, Ball defeats Kirwin 26 to 14, and Lufkin tops Orange 13 to 6. In college action Rice 27 LSU 1, TCU 13 Arkansas 7, Baylor 20 Washington State 13, Georgia Tech 27 Sart 20, Kentucky 20 Texas A and M 14, Texas 14 Notre Dame 6.
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Mann Bows To Galena Club 14-13
Horace Mann lost a district opener to Galena Park 14 to 13 despite a late fourth quarter push. A 69 yard pass from Andy Bonds to Richard Hawkins set up Phillip Cox for a go ahead TD after Galena Park led 14 nothing at halftime. Cox added a third period score as Mann battled on defense with Bill Parrish and Marshall Wright contributing.
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Richard Hawkins
Parker
Phillip Cox
Mann
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Bo Geisendorff
Cox
Bill Parrish
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Managers Agree Price Hard To Value Center Fielders
Fred Down reports Dodgers president Walter O'Malley and Yankees manager Casey Stengel say center fielders Duke Snider and Mickey Mantle defy money value. They discuss hypothetical prices, note Snider's edge now, Mantle's longer-term potential, and cite Mantle's World Series performance and speed. The piece also mentions the Lee Gander death by own action squad beating Jeff Davis B 33 0.
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Yankees
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Mickey Mantie
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Jonger
Joe DiMaggio
Brooklyn
Preacher Roe
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Fifty Drivers Enter Pan American Road Race
Nearly 50 driving teams from 45 states and Europe are slated for the third Pan American road race across Mexico. The 2093 mile event runs November 19 from the Mexico-Guatemala border to El Paso Texas, aiming to foster U S Mexico goodwill and attract over 40,000 volunteers, with soldiers and police stationed along the route.
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Martins Homer Saves Yankees In Brooklyn Win
Billy Martin the skinny 161 pounder slugged a three run homer and a single driving in four as the Yankees beat Brooklyn 7 to 1. He tied the World Series at one game each and explained he was not aiming for power but stayed in the game batting eighth.
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United Press
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Art Houtteman
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Carl Erskine
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