Rangers Edge South Houston In Contested North Zone Showdown
South Houston trojans held off Sterling bids 14-2 as Brogna led with eight points and Hart anchored the defense. The Trojans pressured the Rangers with a late third quarter surge while Manley and Reed plus Downing and Bickley starred on defense. North zone favorites move toward a season finale clash on November 10.
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Texas City Stings Ball High in decisive district win
Texas City, led by Brice Smith and Ken Gritta, dominated Ball High 40 to 13 to seize a share of the District 1244 lead. Gritta scored twice, Drake added a TD and extra point, while Ball High struggled with interceptions and fumbles as Texas City built a commanding 12-0, 18-0, and 28-7 spread through the game.
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Anahuac Panthers Triumph 28-6 Over King
Anahuac Panthers defeated visiting C. E. King 28-6 in Friday’s homecoming game. Tommy Boothe connected with Gary DeVeré for 18 yards on the opening drive, and Randy Randolph tied it for King after a turnover. Ashby added the extra point to put Anahuac up 7-0, with King answering to make it 7-6 before the period.
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Three-team race in 12-4A North Zone unfolds
Texas City fuels the title push with a 40-13 win over Galveston Ball leaving La Marque and Deer Park as lone threats in the south. North zone contenders include South Houston Pasadena and Baytown AEL with Pasadena and South Houston poised for a season finale that could decide the loop. Ball High and Brazosport losses mark the only blemishes for South Houston and Pasadena, while Texas City, Pasadena, South Houston, Brazosport all sit at 6-1.
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Brogna Stymied as Ranger Defense Holds Trojans
South Houston Trojans blank Baytown Ross Sterling in Memorial Stadium as Ranger defense, led by Norley Bickley and Richard Reed, smothers Donnie Brogna. The Rangers push for late-season wins, praising their hard-hitting effort and defensive adjustments.
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Barbers Hill Eagles Triumph 32-0 Over Hardin Hornets
Barbers Hill remains undefeated in district play by routing the Hardin Hornets 32 to 0. Quarterback Gary Cotten threw three touchdown passes totaling 22 points, with Barbers Hill building a 12-0 lead in the first quarter and sealing the win with a late 46 yard TD pass and a two point conversion.
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Hull-Dasselta Bobcats Beat Dayton Broncos 47 to 0
Hull-Dasselta built a 7-0 lead on a Craig Bushman TD pass to David Morgan and a 25 yard field goal by Larry Reid. Bobcats added a 10-0 halftime edge, then extended with two more TDs in the final period to seal a 47-0 district win over Dayton. Edward Taylor rushed 18 times for 100 yards. Brice Williams led Dayton with 45 rushing yards.
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Owls And Horns Clash In Big Game In Austin
Rice in Austin Saturday night headlines the Oct 28 Southwest Conference schedule with Baylor at College Station and SMU at Lubbock. Arkansas hosts Nebraska at Little Rock and TCU welcomes Nebraska. Houston meets Ole Miss in Oxford.
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Wildcats Edge Crosby Buffs In District 244A Upset
In district AA action Humble Wildcats defeated Crosby Buffaloes 2014 in a low scoring game. After a scoreless start Humble built a seven point lead as John Bryant on a 37 yard TD pass from Joel Scott and a successful kick. Crosby failed to score in the first half. In the second half Humble extended with a 76 yard kickoff return and a Mc adding extra point to lead 13. Crosby recovered a Humble fumble but Humble answered with a drive ending in a 22 yard pass set.
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