Panthers edge Anahuac in district opener thriller
In a high scoring Texas grid clash, the Barbers Hill Eagles defeated Anahuac 28-18 as Follett's 69 yard sprint and Beazley's three touchdowns sparked a balanced attack. Underwood shifted to quarterback to drive drives, while the Anahuac defense slowed Magnolia like offense until late. Magnolia’s depth wore down the Buffs, who battled injuries and held late in the third quarter.
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Willie Janik
Janik
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Tommy Leissner
Tommy Spain
Willie Beene
John Dillard
Butls
Barrington
Crosby
Chamelgiew
la Porte
Turnabout in Major League Manager Seats Plans Emerge
Pittsburgh AP report outlines Casey Stengel likely to stay with the Yankees while Ralph Houk moves toward the Detroit Tigers. Kansas City fires Bob Elliott, Chicago sees Boudreau resign, and Joe Gordon walks from Detroit. Other notes say Gordon may manage the Athletics and Bill Rigney is a Cubs candidate.
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Tuday
Bob Elliott
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Boudreai
Chicago
Joe Gordon
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Smiley's Qualls Tops SWC Cagers
Texas A M star Lewis Qualls stands 7 1 tall and dominates as the Southwest Conference preview notes strong rosters across Texas and Arkansas. Texas leads early expectations with big men like Qualls and Clark, while Arkansas Tech and SMU show depth and promising sophomores amid a crowded field.
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Qualls
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Albert Almanza
Jimmy Brown
Taylor
Skeete
Donny Lassiter
Texas and Oklahoma Rivalry Shifts in Series Twist
Texas and Oklahoma renew their classic clash amid a twist as two Texas brothers face each other on the Oklahoma line. The Cotton Bowl sellout caps a booming, loyal rivalry despite low ratings.
This Week In Sports Thurday Through Sunday Schedule
A weekend sports schedule lists high school and college games at various venues. Notable events include Baytown versus Galveston, Texas A&M versus Houston at Rice Stadium, Rice facing Florida in Miami, Baylor at Arkansas, and SMU against Navy. Conference play and pro games fill the slate across Friday to Sunday with multiple start times.
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SMU
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Norfolk
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Oklahoma
Dallas
Houston Oilers
New York
Jeppesen Stadium
Oilers Lead In Offense In AFL Rushing and Passing
Houston averaging 380.7 yards per game with 530 rushing and 612 passing in three games. Dallas holds 345.5 yards per game over four contests with 156 rushing and 926 passing, leading total offense in the American Football League.
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Dallas
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Free Substitution Rule Appears Gone Forever
New York AP reports that free substitution may not return to college football despite the wild card rule. Charles Rip Engie Penn State coach and American Football Coaches Association president warns against abusing the wild card, fearing a messenger system.
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Miles
Brown Wins Bout In Fourth Round At Houston
Joe Brown the beltweight boxing champion knocked out sixth-ranked Raymunda Torres of Reynosa Mexico in the fourth round of a 14 round non title affair. Brown weighed 137 pounds to Torres 138. Brown landed a short right cross 2:24 into the fourth to end the fight. Torres floored earlier by a similar punch in the first round and last stung Brown with a third round flurry that barely slowed him.
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Baytown Highlands Seek First District Win In Intercity Clash
Baytown four junior highs enter week three of Gulf Coast District play with two teams still seeking first conference victories. An intra city matchup pits Baytown Junior High against Highlands on the lard as Baytown carries momentum from a 40 14 win over Texas City Fry Baytown ready for general workouts with tackle Frank Terry replacing Hank Bethea on the line. Highlands aims to halt its district losing streak and may get back quarterback Robert Maxwell who has been injured. Baytown previously lost to Seagulls 14 6 and faces a tough test.
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Quarterback Wants Victory Over Galveston Rivals
Horace Mann’s Greenies aim to avenge earlier losses as they invade Lav enburg to face the large rangy Guils. Cedar Bayou targets improved tackling after a second district loss, while Cedar Bayou hosts Galveston Austin at home. All games start at 6:30 with Gulf Coast District standings shown by total conference points.
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Bears
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Questions and quirks from sports pages of Frank Watson
A fragmentary inquiry by FRANK WATSON asks who Jim Lee Howelet is and what Pat Summerall specializes in, notes a Browns satire player, and cites a Pittsburgh Pirates star who led the league with a .286 batting average in 1935 and won the MVP.
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Pat Summerall
Cleveland Browns
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