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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1951
Page
10
Optimistic Texas A&M camp notes suggest a possible upset against the Oklahoma Sooners. The Aggies, largely the same lineup from last season’s 34 28 loss, face doubts over key players including sprained ankles and uncertain starters.
Mann Gridders, led by Perkins, defeated Woodland Acres in a non-district contest. Dorn Hullum broke loose for 27 yards, and Gerald McCarty’s extra point capped a 6 0 finish after a Hollister pass. Woodland Acres answered with a first-period score, but Mann secured the victory.
The Carver High Panthers meet Booker T. Washington High at Lee's Memorial Stadium in Houston at 3:30 p.m. Carver stands 2 wins and 1 loss this season in a Gulf Coast conference affair. The halftime ceremony honors EL A Archia Cadette and features drum major Gladys Brown, senior, with Cadette oversight by Miss J. Leonette. Band directed by T. E. Certuricht.
The Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association defeated the Texas League Houston Buffaloes 4 to 2 to capture the Dixie Series cup. Barons pitcher Mickey Haefner shaded Houston with a one hit eighth inning. Barons led 3-0 after the first frame, then added a fourth in the third. Houston starter Mike Clark took the loss after seven hits and three runs charged to him.
Cedar Bayou Junior High stamped out an 18-8 victory over Humble JH for its second district win. The Bayou boys scored both TDs in the first half with Joe Frank Robins setting up the second on a punt return and Robins finishing with a quarterback sneak. Gene Fletcher added the extra point to make it 13-0. Cedar Bayou pushed deep into Humble territory in the second half but could not score. Cedar Bayou JH hosts Cleveland JH next Thursday in district action.
A regional note outlines two part 1951 game laws with state and federal migratory bird provisions. Season dates for ducks and geese are listed, while other game rules remain similar to 1950. Weekend fishing outlook is favorable barring wind and muddy water. Reports praise catches at Cows and Fishers reef and include individual anglers like Mrs E S Barnett and J C Carroll.
Roslo states the Yankees were not formidable, noting stronger performance as the game progressed. He cites favorable wind in from center field aiding his pitching and mentions relying on his sinker and curves during the outing.
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