Deer Park prepares for heavy substitution plan against Santa Fe
Deer Park coach Travis Hughes plans to use four full teams on offense and two on defense for Friday's home game against undefeated Santa Fe. The Lions aim to repeat district success with 21 players dressing, including B team standouts like sophomore Roy Harmon stepping up to start for the A squad. Harmon, once a frequent subs, fills in amid roster changes as Deer Park pursues its 21st straight Friday victory.
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Horace Mann Romps On Blocker 24 To 7
Horace Mann Juniors overpower Blocker Junior High 24 to 7 in Texas City. James Kennedy and Bobby Fontenot pace the offense with four TDs and point conversions, while Rushing and Kennedy connect on key passes. Mann's defense halts Blocker after an early score as Padgett Nichols and Fontenot recover fumbles and Mann forces two punts.
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Hamline Tops Passing, Yet Has No Wins This Season
Hamline University leads small colleges in passing offense but is winless after four starts. Quarterback Jerry Foley completed 59 of 141 passes for 727 yards, contributing to a total Hamline team yardage of 805 and 201.8 per game. Foley also has 687 rushing yards, ahead of Florence State’s Bil Hamilton and Hiram’s Dierk Yahn. In a 33-21 loss to St. John’s, Foley posted 284 passing yards on 33 completions and tied a national single-game completion record despite the defeat.
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Milk Bowl Peewee Grid Classic Pits Texas Against Nation
An unlikely post season showdown headlines the Milk Bowl, a seven year event in San Antonio pitting Texas Peewee champions against top teams from the other 47 states. Youth players from orphanages and clubs compete at Alamo Stadium with trophies and milk punch.
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Stage Set For Aggies Frogs Big Week Upset Odds
Unbeatens meet in Fort Worth as Texas A&M visits TCU with the Southwest Conference title edge. Rice SMU and Texas Arkansas also play as Baylor Washington is a toss up. prep drills focus on punter protection and goal line defense.
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Big League Days End For Lopat And Joost
Ed Lopat and Eddie Joost were released by the Orioles and Red Sox respectively after long major league careers. Lopat, 37, saw waivers requested for his unconditional release, while 39-year-old Joost received outright release. Both had been stars in earlier seasons, with Lopat posting a 40-18 record against the Indians and 166-112 overall, and Joost known for fielding skill though a weak hitter.
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Briton Campbell's Bluebird crashes into air intake duct
A jet powered car named Bluebird driven by Campbell reportedly broke a canopy and collided with an air intake duct, causing damage during a record attempt. The incident interrupted the British speed record run and left Campbell injured.
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