Ex-Ganders Form New Lettermen Association
Former Gander lettermen across sports and managers form the Ex-Gander Lettermen Association. Jerry Don Smith, basketball great, is president with Carl Young as treasurer and Bill Parrish as secretary. First meeting is 7 p.m. Tuesday at E. Lee cafeteria to support REL athletics, boost Gander spirit, and preserve tradition. Membership aims for 200 plus by year end, with a $1 fee. ex-lettermen are urged to join.
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The Limb Football Picks and Scores Feature Week
The Limb lists week results and potential picks with team scores across Baytown Pasadena Galena Park and more. Notable outcomes include Texas 20 Oklahoma 10 and Buffalo Bills 30 Houston Oilers 17 with several close contests and upsets highlighted.
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Texas Oklahoma clash in 59th Wild Horn-Oakie Battle
Texas, ranked No. 1, faces Oklahoma in the Southwest’s oldest rivalry at the Cotton Bowl. The Sooners seek to snap a one game skid while Texas eyes a strong win behind Ernie Kay. A 75,505 crowd is expected for the 2:30 p.m. CST NBC telecast.
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Barbers Hill and Crosby Split In Rough Football Night
Barbers Hill B defeated Crosby B 32 8 while Crosby B won the junior game 22 14. Crosby openers included Jerry Hosch on an 80 yard kickoff for a TD and Richart Harper adding two points. Barbers Hill scorers included Robby Steck with three TDs and runners Ronnie Brown and Welter Farrell.
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Mel Harlem
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Dwayne Elliott Tor James Clark
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Stottlemyre Shuts Down Cards as Yankees Tie Series
New York leads 1-0 after Mel Stottlemyre dominant eight to three win over St. Louis. Cardinals star Bob Gibson struck out nine but could not stop the rookie, whose control and pace unsettled the lineup. Yankees prep for games at home with Stottlemyre slated to pitch again Monday.
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