Crosby Buffs Defeat Hull-Daisetta 8-2 in Homecoming Fight
Crosby Buffs beat Hull-Daisetta 8-2 on Thursday night to stretch their district record to 2-0 and extend an undefeated run in District 20-A. The homecoming crowd witnessed Crosby’s third straight win as the Buffs controlled play from start to finish.
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Tigers face tough district test vs Robert E. Lee
In a chaotic high school football preview Ganders, Ball High and other Gulf Coast teams are urged to fear Robert E. Lee as Orange projects a low score but Ganders near victory despite injuries. The roundup also predicts Ball High at Galveston Feston and Pasadena versus Fre p with several regional matchups and season averages noted.
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SWC dream game previews and gridiron clashes spill across region
From Port Worth to Houston and the Ozarks, teams chase wins in the SWC and around the country. Texas and Baylor loom in tough showdowns while Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Notre Dame headline upsets and key matchups. Coaches push defenses, offenses, and depth as fall action unfolds across college football.
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Unbeaten Schoolboy Teams Clash In Weekend Roundup
Unbeaten squads from Tyler, Ray, and Abilene lead eight perfect records in Class AAAA as Odessa and other regions schedule matches against fellow unbeatens. Crosby, Hall, and Barton feature in broader results with late momentum, penalties, and standout plays shaping tight battles.
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8000 Seen for Orange Game Here
A crowd of about 3,000 was forecast for the Gander Orange game at Memorial Stadium Friday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets were still moving in the Athletic Office. Plenty of seats remained, mostly high in the South Stands between the 40 yard lines. Three Gander starters were expected to miss the field. JV fullback Carlos Worley, ends Bill Young and Byron Spates would become new starters as the team faced the Orange Tigers.
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