Eagle Trojan Clash Tops 12-4A showdown
George Ferguson reports on a crowded 12-4A slate with Brazosport facing South Houston and Pasadena, Galena Park, and Texas City in pivotal matchups. Brazosport, carrying flood-impacted hopes, aims for the Ships in a road test while Galena Park and South Houston chase control. Elbert Owens misses action for Texas City, and South Houston eyes a high-stakes intercity showdown against Pasadena.
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Owens
John Benson
Brazosport
Carla
Galveston
Texas City
Freeport
Trojan
Harry Morgan
Football scores from Baytown to Channelview slate
Summary of multiple high school and college football scores including Limb Baytown 27 Ball High 21 Brazosport 21 Smiley 3 Galena Park 34 Texas City Pasadena 25 South Houston 19 Channelview 20 Alvin 3 Angleton 28 Deer Park 14 LaMarque 3 Clear Creek 12 Le Porte 42 Santa Fe Anshuse 4% OC E. King 12 Babbery Hill 18 Pearland 1% Houston 24 Boston College 14 Arkansas 14 TCU 7 SMU 7 Air Force 6 Texas 34 Washington State 7 Texas Tech 6 Texas A&M 0 Houston Buffalo 18 final
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Baytown
Ball High
Brazosport
Smiley
Galena Park
Texas City
Pasadena
South Houston
Channelview
Alvin
Angleton
Deer Park
LaMarque
Clear Creek
le Porte
Santa Fe & Anshuse
OC. E. King
Babbery Hill
Pearland
Houston
Boston College
Arkansas
TCU
SMU
Air Force
Caliber? Corpus Miller Sherman Feature In Top Schoolboy Action
The feature game spotlight centers on Corpus Miller and Sherman as unbeaten teams clash, with district races across Class A and AA shaping the week’s slate. Albany, Bel Air, and other leaders set up key tests while Class AAAA headliners and interclass showdowns loom in this district slate.
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Associated Press
Ville
Albany
Corpus
Christi Miler
Sherman
Anson
Texas
Belton
Brady
Miller
LaGrange Battles
Giddings
Sweeny
SS Saaoomm
Ysleta
Ysleta Bel Air
Amarillo Tascosa
Borger
Jackshboro
Electra
Clyde
Cross Plains
Eastland
Santa Anna
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Brownwood
Stephenville
Denver City
Dimmitt
Baytown blanked Highlands 20 to 0 in intra-city clash
Baytown guards off a halftime show to rout Highlands Eagles 20 0 for their fourth win. George Rincon rushed for a 2 yard score and another TD set up by Jamie Acosta. Acosta, Cashat and Rincon fueled a 60 yard second drive. Highlands passing by Robert Maxwell and Dickie Dixon were thwarted by Acosta’s interception on Highlands 30. Baytown totaled 18 first downs and 62 offensive plays to Highlands 11 and 47.
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Trojans
Fort Worth
Beaumont French
Ball High
Bellaire
South Houston
Bob Barfield
Pasadena Eagles
Pasadena
Barfield
Eagle
Breakers
Tor
Barry
Mith Sm
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Baytown
Golden Eagles
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Red Goslins
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Boyce Cashat
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Ben Shirey
Highlands
Robert Maxwell
Dickie Dixon
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Jerry
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Kelly Olive
Cashat
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Jimmy Martinez
Hank Johnson
Marcus Clopper
Donald Bartgis
Stuart Turnbull
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Woody Butler
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Greenia
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Herbie Thomas
Luchdown
Johnny Wright
Robert Moore
Carl Greene
Thomas
Sooy
Buccaneers Head For East Texas Fight Saturday Night
The Carver Buccaneers travel to Lufkin for a 7:30 p.m. showdown against an strong East Texas eleven after recent wins over Orange and Nacogdoches. Starters include halfback Arthur Haggerty and quarterback Leon Carr with key blockers Albert King Milton Jordan and Roy Singleton. Coach Johnny Pearles expects a tough clash and emphasizes defense and the aerial attack.
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Lufkin
East Texas
Kashmere Gardens
Houston
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Orange
Nacogdoches
Arthur Haggerty
Leon Carr
Albert King
Milton Jordan
Miami Hurricanes Face Navy Tonight
The Miami Hurricanes meet Navy tonight in a top college football matchup as Ron Klemicki leads the Hurricanes in a bid to stay in the national spotlight. Navy and others in the top ten chase conference games, with highlights across major programs and national TV coverage.
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Miami Hurricanes
Navy
World Series Facts And Figures
World Series facts and figures compiled by the Associated Press noting the first game's Cincinnati win and New York loss with homers by Howard and Skowron, plus box details. The report also lists second game results and cites season-space notes on conference schedules and college football actions across the Ivy League ACC Big Ten and others.
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O'Toole
Brosnan
Johnson
Zimmerman
Ford
Howard
Skowron
Nene Wark
Maryiana
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military
olThere
Jay
Edwards
Terry
Arpair
Kansasroyo
Colorado Tilt
L—Terry
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Utah State
Wyoming
Bears Shut Out Austin in tough gridiron showing
The Bears blanked Austin 20 to 0 as Lovenberg’s Cedar Bayou shut out Mann 18 to 16. Fumbles and penalties plagued Horace Mann while Cedar Bayou halted Austin’s late drives. Attendance figures and receipts for the two game slate are listed, with shares split among players, clubs, and the league.
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Austin
Mann
Lovenberg
Baytown
Highlands
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
Galveston
Death by own action Squad Ransacks Galveston In 58 0 Romp
Galveston's squad suffered a lopsided defeat as Baytown's Mangum tallied twice, McGahee scored three touchdowns, and Virgil McGahee added two more via passes and a sprint. A strong Baytown defense forced turnovers and blocked punts while Galveston struggled to find offense.
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Baytown
Mangum
McGahee
Virgil McGahee
Gary Lockhart
Richard Gresham
Tyand
David Mangan
Jerry Nchuble
Ken Martin
Coswhoy Williams
Earl Robnett
Galveston Entanne
Injuries Fatal To Grid Player
Charlotte Johnson C. Smith University guard William Foster, 20, died ten days after internal injuries from a tackle during practice. A surgeon said the death resulted from a stoppage in the small intestine after an exploratory operation.
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Charlotte
N.C
William Foster
Johnson C. Smith University
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