Schoolboy Races- District Crowns At Stake Across Texas
Texas high school football races heat up as Wichita Falls sits idle while Brownwood Vernon Albany lead conference play. Unbeatens include Silsbee Huntsville Denver City Jacksboro Albany and others with 258 games scheduled and only seven non conference matches. Strong contests loom as districts jostle for top spots across 4 classes. Delaware?
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Welcome Line Set By Exes For Gander South
Ex lettermen from Robert E Lee and Cedar Bayou urged to join a 7 15 p m welcome line in the West end zone at Memorial Stadium for the Baytown district 12 4A game against Gander South. Victory Dias, association president, said the line will form 15 minutes before the team returns to the field to greet the Baytown squad, for road and home games alike.
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This Week in Sports Schedule and Matchups
Friday slate includes Tada South Houston at Baytown Brasosport at Ball High Panadena at Galena Vark Brilley at Texas Pelleraile at Channelview Da Porte at Clear Creek Angleton at Alvin Bay Anahuac at Hull Daluetta at Klein Bathere Hill at Crosby. Saturday features Carver against Elmore at Memorial Stadium BMU at Rice Maternity at Houston Claoton at ium Sunday brings Houston Ollera vs Dallan Texans at Clapper Beachum. Monday’s Touchdown Club at the Tower Yvon Gander Boosters at REL cafeteria.
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Ships and GP Lead 4A Matchups This Friday Night
Smiley and Galena Park sit as favorites in 4A showdowns. Smiley aims for a second straight conference win at Texas City despite injuries, while Galena Park eyes a sixth win hosting Pasadena. Brazosport, Baytown, and Harden Cooper also trend as top contenders with key players nursing injuries.
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Hogs Gunning To Be In Driver's Seat In SWC Showdown
Arkansas holds a 2-0 league mark and travels to Fayetteville to face Texas in a pivotal SWC clash. Texas A&M and Texas Christian also meet as Baylor duties Texas Tech, Rice, SMU, and other rivals clash across Houston and Fort Worth with upsets likely shaping the title race before a crowd exceeding 140000.
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Gridiron Scores From Friday Night Contests
Limb Baytown defeated South Houston 26 to 19 while Galena Park beat Pasadena Bracesport 20 to 14 Ball High fell to Smiley 19 to 6 Anahusc beat Hull Calsetta TM 4 to 0 Orangefield led East Chambera 25 to 1 Tarkington triumphed over Hardin 35 to 18 Waller defeated Crosby 24 to 0 Barbers Hill beat Klein 28 to 14 Angleton edged Alvin 28 to 3 La Porte lost to La Cre cre 14 to 24 La Marque beat Channelview 18 to 16 Rice defeated SMU 20 to 10 Texas A&M topped TCU 19 to 7 Texas beat Arkansas 21 to 13 Baylor downed Texas Tech 19 to 7 Houston beat Cincinnati 24 to 7 Houston Oilers defeated Dallas Texans 27 to 22.
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Baytown Tops Cedar Bayou In Thrilling 22-8 Showdown
Barry Smith reports Baytown scores first and last to beat Cedar Bayou 22-8 on the Bears home field before an overflow crowd. George Rincon stars with a 59 yard kickoff return, a 35 yard pass, and a late first half field goal to set the pace. Quarterback Jerry Goodson adds a 25 yard scamper to spark the scoring drive.
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South Houston Upsets Cedar Bayou 25 14
Cedar Bayou’s defense stalled early as Rincon kicked a 15 yard field goal before halftime and Baytown led 10 0. South Houston rallied with 40 65 and 30 yard runs and a 65 yard kickoff return for a score to take a 25 14 upset win over Cedar Bayou with Mangum and Lockhart keying Baytown drives.
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Nicklaus Worried About Cup Play Amid Studious Break
U S champion Jack Nicklaus says he needs a week or 10 days to sharpen for a tournament as top amateurs prepare to defend the Americas Cup in Monterrey Mexico. He cites heavy study load at Ohio State and fatigue after practice rounds. He plans to regain sharpness with upcoming team duties against Canada and Mexico.
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Bucs Open District Play With Houston Tigers Saturday
The Carver Buccaneers host the B. C. Elmore Tigers of Houston at 7 30 PM in Memorial Stadium opening district play. Both teams share 4 1 records this pre season with Dad s Night features fathers wearing their sons numbered jerseys and seated behind them. Coach Johnny Peoples focuses on offense, goal line defense and kicking as two linemen Gene Bates and Ira Nichols are doubtful after injuries last week.
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