Crosby Buffaloes Triumph In Clash With Barbers Hill Eagles
Crosby Buffaloes upset Barbers Hill Eagles 12 to 9 in Mont Belvieu Friday night. Crosby built early pressure, scored on two second-quarter drives, and held Barbers Hill to a single late touchdown, improving to 3-0 in District 27-A as they prepare to host New Caney next Friday.
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Jets Face Raiders At Shea For First Win
New York Jets seek first victory of the season at Shea Stadium against the Oakland Raiders. Namath starts his first Shea game as Jets target a win to end a four game skid in AFL action. Oakland sits 4-2 and is favored as Jets rebuild after a weekend open date.
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Three Significant Games Saturday in Southwest Conference Football
The Associated Press notes three major SWC games, led by Texas vs Arkansas in Fayetteville as the day game televised. Texas and Arkansas top the race if they win, while SMU and Rice open the season in Houston with SMU favored. Texas Christian faces an Aggies showdown to stay in contention as TCU is out.
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Pee Wee Football Action in Baytown Oct 2 Results
Pee Wee football games in Baytown began October 2 at Cedar Bayou stadium, with Yellow Jackets beating the Hurricanes 22 40 and Colts shutting out the Texans 12 0. The Eagles edged the Hurricanes 26 20 as Hornets squeaked past Texans 60 60. Future games include October 16 matchups and a four-team league division between Oilers Yellow Jackets Hornets and Longhorns.
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Lions, Packers clash in pivotal Western Division showdown
The Detroit Lions seek rebound after a 31-7 loss to Baltimore as Green Bay aims to extend its four game win streak. A Packers victory would create a three way race with the Lions and Colts, while other Week 2 NFL matchups feature St. Louis at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at New York with notable returns from stars like Charley Johnson and Fran Tarkenton.
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