REL Over Deer Park in Saturday Junior Games
REL remained undefeated after three games with a 19 0 win over Deer Park. Tommy Clark connected with Den Ploster for a 28 yard TD and Clark later ran in a score, while REL’s defense intercepted four Deer Park passes led by Ted Watson Roy Martinez and George Franco. Deer Park and AEL Chargers split results as Jameson and Gonzales led the Deer Park offense with a fourth quarter TD pass and extra point.
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Tommy Clark
den Ploster
Clark
Ralph Ugelde
Roy Martinez
Johny Moore
George Whitekeet
Rudy Wagner
Thomas McClendon
Ted W Watson
Inebacker
Roy Martine
George Franco
Watson
Mercos Bryant
AEL
Chargers
Deer Park-Inish
Eine
Thomas Hart
Jerry Jameson
Jameson
Rudolph Gonzales
Jameson’s
Doug Cavarretta
Vic Davis
Wesley Doyle
Sterling Frosh Top South Houston in 206 Scrapper
Sterling fresh men beat South Houston frosh 206 in Baytown in a game dominated by the Volunteers. Key plays included Beauchamp runs and a final TD pass to Hedston, with Deans handling a 35 yard march and a late South Houston drive stalling. Next week Sterling hosts Pasadena at Cedar Bayou Stadium.
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Volunteers
South Houston
Dennis Williams
Sea Sports Store
Baytown
Sterling
Alan Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Bill Deans
South Hoostor
Monte Ramsey
Bill Dean
Deen
David Hedson
Muster-T
Willer
Pasadena
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Trojan JVs Run Over Blue Devils 54 0
South Houston Trojans dominated Sterling Blue Devils 54 to 0 in a junior varsity game. South Houston set the pace with five first half TDs, two long 40 and 50 yard runs and a 30 yard scoring drive in the third quarter. Sterling fumbled three times and intercepted twice, with best tackles from Cartwright Robinson Miller and defenders Davis Seymore Novosad Staxley. Next week Sterling travels to Texas City at 4:30 p.m.
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Sterling Rangers
Asadensies
Blue Devils
South’ “Houston
Lons Gainers
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Thad Cartwright
Ray
Mona Robinson
Kirk Miller
Dennell Davis
Everstett Seymore
Stanford
San Josef
Gary Novosad
Don Staxley
Sizte
Texas City
Lee College Rebels Basketball Returns After 10 Years
Lee College resumes athletics with basketball in 1967 68 against Lon Morris Temple and San Jacinto tournaments. Coach John M McCormick, 35, leads a 2 scholarship roster including Bobby Nelson and Harold Johnson. First intra squad scrimmage Friday at 1 pm with Houston Baptist College visiting for a Friday scrimmage.
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REE High School
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Houston Baptist College
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University of Houston
Pokorny Hurt Again May Miss Deer Tilt
Coach Pete Sultis reports Laddie Pokorny re injured knee and may miss the Saturday game against Deer Park at Memorial Stadium. Tommy Burnside broke his nose but hopes to be ready. Billy Malloy also grim in Thursday workout with a knee issue.
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Pete Sultis
Gander
Woerkotts
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Deer Park
Tommy Burnside
Ron Kramer
Sultis
Billy Malloy
Full Slate On Docket In Saturday YMCA Play
Saturday YMCA football features a full slate with A team games at Memorial Stadium and B team games at Brigadier field. First games start at 9 am with Alamo Longhorns facing Burnet and Lamar Mustangs meeting Ashbel Smith Cardinals. 11 am has Travis Vikings hosting Northeast Saints and an Alamo Burnet B game. Other matchups include Bowie Razorbacks crossing the river to face North Snare and Lamar Bulldogs at Sloan against Northwest YMCA, with three undefeated junior teams Lamar Bowie Worth Shore and Lamar Senior at 1-1.
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Brigadier Field
Alamo Longhorns
Maying Burnet
Lamar Mustangs
Ashbel Smith Cardinals
Travis Vikings
Northeast Saints
Houston
Alamo
Burnet
Cone
Bowie
Razorbacks
Sloan
Baytown
Lamar Bulldogs
Northwest Ymca
Wlgan
SWC outlook favors Horns Owls and Aggies this week
Texas travels to Arkansas as Rice hosts Southern Methodist, with SMU atop the league after a 20 37 victory over Texas A M. Texas A M meets TCU in Fort Worth while Texas seeks to rebound after a 9 7 comeback win over Oklahoma.
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Zatlife
Associated Press
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Rice
Texas Asai
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Ozarks
Arkasas Razorbacks
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Fort Worth
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Razorbacks
Bill Bradley
Longhorn
Oklahoma
Bears and Baytown Clash in Junior Schedule Showdown
Baytown meets Horace Mann in a seventh grade tilt while Cedar Bayou hosts Highlands in an eighth grade showdown at CS Stadium. Cedar Bayou holds an undefeated eighth grade mark, Baytown aims to rebound after a bye week, and Horace Mann suffered a 72 0 loss last week as both divisions chase title hopes.
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CS Stadium
Baytown
Horace Alann
Memorial Stadium
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
Red Goblins
Highlands
Cedar Beyou
Carver
Bucs
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