Falcons Top Alvin In 12 3A Opener Score Race
Channelview Falcons defeated Alvin 16 8 in a 12 3A opener. Freddie Russell connected with Charles LaBoa Buckalew and Dudley Suggs to fuel the offense while Raymond LaBoa Sam Lampasas and Kenneth Smith shored the defense and forced multiple Alvin turnovers. Channelview led 8 0 at halftime and added a fourth quarter clincher as Alvin finally reached the scoring column late.
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Paul Patman
Quar- Sun
Freddie Russell
Charles Channelview
Thealew
Channelview Falcons
Buckalew
Yellow Jackets
Alvin
Falcon
Falcone
Whit Baker
Buckalow
LaBoa
Alvin Eriod
Channelgiew
Raymond LaBoa
Cons
Sam Lampasas
Falcons
Channelview
Dudley Suggs
Alew
Yell
Russell
Channellow Jackets
Vernon Suerjview
LaBouchj
Bobble
Raymond Laland
Buckstlew
Boa
Falcon de View
Samball
Paul Otis
Jeffery
Stitute Elvin Scarborough
Kenneth Smith
Russell Falcons
Chimnelview
Buckland
Smith
Joe Lead
Tom Maxwell
Nilo Eskavel
Charlie Jones
Charles Buckalow
Low Jackets
Paydirt
Ylow Jackets
Floyd
Alvin Dixon
Floyd Dixon
Dixon
Joe Tem
Maxwell
Eagles explode past South Houston in 21-6 win at Pasadena
Brazosport and Baytown push 12-4A lead as Eagle quarterback Danny Barfield throws for 205 yards and two scores, topping 485 passing yards in two games. Baytown beats Galveston Ball 28-13, Brazosport 26-6 over Smiley, Galena Park 12-6 over Texas City. Pasadena hosts Baytown. Brazosport visits Texas City. Ball High at Galena Park. South Houston at Smiley.
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Pasadena
Throne Room
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Smiley
Galveston
Galena Park
Texas City
Eagle
Danny Barfield
South Houston
Barfield
Eagles
Robert Sterling
Lynn Longino
Melvin Anders
Bruce Engram
Jimmy Ashford
Tors
Ganders
Mike Smith
James Medley
Stings
Galens
Fleet
Yellow Jacket
David Odem
Buddy Wall
Glen Darby
Ball
Tandings
Meteen
Titineeed
Houston
Galena Park Eatinaticontn
Pasadena poised with speed and passing in 12-4A
The piece notes Pasadena as a top 12-4A threat due to speed mobility and a strong passing attack. It cites past upsets like Texas City 1959 and Childress 1948 as evidence of light teams beating heavier rivals. Danny Barfield and Walter McReynolds are highlighted as key quarterbacks and leaders.
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Childress
Wichita Falls
Endow
Pasadena
T. Jones
University of Texas
Barfield
Danny Barfield
Walter McReynolds
Galveston
Glen Darby
Dallas
GANDERS EDGE GALVESTON IN THRILLING FINAL STAND
Baytown and Galveston slugged through a hard fought game as Stratton, Clamon, Dunks, and Steed powered the Ganders to a 20 19 win. Reverses came from McReynolds and a standout Baytown defense but clutch runs by Dunks and Clamon sealed the close contest.
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McReynolds
Galveston
Pierce
Baytown
Stratton
Raytown
Remaie Kluch
Jerry Kemplay
Andrew I Clark
Clamon
Upsets Mark 3A but 4A holds form in Friday night football
Kilgore and Sweetwater, top 3A teams, were upset in a district showdown. Jacksonville defeated the unbeaten Kilgore 22 to 19, while Sweetwater, also undefeated, fell 33 to 12 to Odessa Permian, an AAAA club.
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Associated Press
Kilgore
Sweetwater
Bulldogs
Jacksonville
Odessa Permian
Andrews, Levelland crush eighth-ranked club in grid action
In major Texas high school football action Levelland routed Andrews 16-0 while No. 10 Killeen fell 15-17 to Temple. Baytown beat Galveston 21-3 as top teams struggled. Wichita Falls defeated Vernon 39-0 and Abilene toppled Alamo Heights 35-0. District 16 saw El Campo end Port Lavaca’s streak 16-14. Katy remained undefeated with a 38-0 win over Navasota. Olney beat Jacksboro 20-6 led by Grisham’s three TDs, and several Class A squads kept perfect or near-perfect records. There remain 55 unbeaten teams across four divisions and 132 undefeated but tied squads.
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Armando Nino
Kenneth Goodgame
Ronald Gipson
Cliff Cridland
Gipson
Gerald Wythe
Donihoe
Dunks
Steed
Claman
Ganders
Ball
Stratton
Baytown
Clamon
Claron
Duncan
Kenny Earthman
Stamford
David
Knudean
Smith
Barnes
Galveston
Donihoo
Robert Oliver
Donitoo
Wythe
Earthman
Rincon
Teel
Fisher
Abshier
Pharr - San Juan Alamo
San Benito
Humberto Ero
Gilbert Rameriz
Eddie Flores
Bears
el Campo
Port Lavaca
Katy
Navasota
Jerry Goynes
Larry Newman
Tigers
Olney
Jacksboro
Dim Grisham
Taylor
Cameron
Denver City
Dimmitt
Pittsburg
Fredericksburg
Columbus
Elkhart
Hull
Cassetta
Sour Lake
Dallas Swinging To Texas OU Fans Rivalry Fever Downtown
Dallas roared with Texas and Oklahoma fans for the annual Cotton Bowl showdown. City streets overflowed with cars horns blaring and crowds packing the stadium area. Police kept order as several youths were rounded up for intoxication and later released.
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Texas
Okla
University
Loxathan
Commerce
Akcard
Times Square
Mammoth Oval
Oklaother
Longhorns
Oklahoma Bam
New Saturday Boxing Debuts On ABC Telecast
Los Angeles AP reports junior welterweights Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan and Len Mathews of Philadelphia meet in a 10 round national TV bout at Olympic Auditorium. The bout launches a new Saturday night boxing series on ABC. Lane, with 58 5, and Mathews clash as top contenders in the light welterweight division amid title plans and shifting weights.
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Mich
Len Mathews
Philadelphia
Olympic Auditorium
ABC
Joe Brown
Cisco Arciade
Lane
Matthews
Dulio Lal
Italy
Brown
Barbers Hill Eagles Fly Home for 30 21 Victory
Barbers Hill Eagles beat Pearland 30-21 at home as quarterback Randy McCollum returns. McCollum threw to Hudec for extra points and connected with Tilton for a fourth quarter score. Tilton led with 89 rushing yards, supported by Weckwerth and Barrow. Defensive stand cited the line.
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Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
Eagles
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McCollum
Oilers
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Richard Barrow
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Eagle
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Chris Tilton
Tilton
Weckwerth
J. Barrow
Hudeck
Hacer
Follett
Barrow
Lavell
Griffin
Hudson
Clack
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