Fiery comeback falls short in Tigers Falcons clash
La Marque Tigers beat back Channelview Falcons 22 20 after a fourth quarter drive fell inches short. Russell passed for 60 yards and a TD and Buckalew ran 47 yards for a clinching TD as the Falcons failed on a two point try late, keeping La Marque undefeated.
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Paul Patman
LA Marque
la Marque Tigers
Channelview Falcons
Finday
Falcons
la Marque Tiger
Freddie Russell
Tigers
Ruissell
Hittin
George Orgerin
Orgeron
Falcon
Larry Bulatric
Painter
Tommy Darber
Glen Selman
Ted
Tiger
Whit Baker
Rayrtamt
Russell
Jed
Wisiters
Perm
Bulaich
PTA
Jakes
Buckalew
Felcon
Huckalesy
Huckalew
Buck
Chane
Burka
Jett
Laos
Kar
Tiltorr
Siffer
Sodon
Charley Torge Dhirag
Watoe
Barre Authreal
Klein Upsets Eagles With Last Half Rally
In a district 26 clash Barbers Hill led 14-0 before Klein staged a comeback. Leroy Stevens and Franklin Hart fueled the rally as Klein halted Barbers Hill's drive with stout defense, then mounted late scoring drives including a 44 yard dash by Christ Tilton and a crucial 39 yard pass from Steed to Stratton. The Bearcats earned a come from behind victory despite key absences.
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Don McLeod
Leroy Stevens
Franklin Hart
Sun
Braves
Klein Fsor
Barbers Hill
Eagles
Klein
Frank Meadows
Tilton
Bearcats
Wiriras
Bagins
Sane Et Ryetting
Son
Barhers Hill
Randy McCollurs
Christ Tilton
Datties
Kien
Wilbert Weckworth
Richard
Barbers Barrow
Hill
Richard Barrow
Bears and Eagles Tie in Wild Bearcat Tilt
Baytown's Baytown Hill and Tilton trade scores in a fast moving game. McCollum connected on a 7 yard pass to Follett for a score and Theiss threw to Williams for 49 yards. Klein added a two point attempt and the teams finished tied at 14 14 in the third.
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Fales Ahrad
Tilton
Eagles
Falavene
Klein
Bears
Caty
McCollum
Pharini
de Tox Follett
Bearcats
Jonald Theiss
Hillrad
Stanzie Theiss Pisseto
Jimmy Williams
Ysis
Jimmy Schinderwott
Willams
Ter
Marla
Cama
Conway
Baytown
Scotting Larbers Hill
Darcey
PD Ion
Oxtes
Ene
Arsh
Darter
Eo McCol Hur
Radler
Veh
Terete
Quia Klein
Theiss
Theiss Prise
Williams
Sehindes
Pheisg
Houston Tries To Tighten Grip In New York Clash
The Houston Oilers aim to strengthen their hold on the AFC Eastern Division with a key test against the New York Titans in New York. Blanda and Dorow face off as top passers, with Dorow's Titans slight favorites while Denver leads the West and Boston tries to rebound against Oakland foes.
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Associated Press
Houston Oilers
New York
Boston
Denver
Oakland
Buffalo
Pallas
Los Angeles
Miewers
Doron
George Banda
Oilers
Blanda
Derow
Houston
Titan
Dorey
Titans
Oairland
San Francisco Giants Lose 1-0 in Tokyo Exhibition
In Tokyo, the favored San Francisco Giants were shut out 1-0 by the Yomiuri Giants. Akira Kunimatsu delivered the decisive blow with a seventh inning run after a long fly ball misplayed by Willie Mays, followed by a squeeze bunt to plate the only run.
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Tokyo
San Francisco Giants
Yomiuri Giants
Akira Kunimatsu
Willie Mays
Attendance record by Ganders fan spans decades
A long time Ganders follower, Oscar Dube, claims to have attended every home game since the late 1940s, driving about 12,000 miles yearly and spending roughly 180 dollars per trip. He notes the record would be near untopable, with 1950s through 1960s seasons boosting attendance strings, while 1957 to 1959 were low scoring. The note relies on Paxton Sun archives for authority.
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Bastown
St. Thomeas
Monster
Memerit Stadium
Oey
Oscar Dube
Wold
Hid Phe
East Hingrbout
Paxton Sun
THO
Baytown
Dube
Iya
Conders
Cir
Umpires Set Banquet to Honor Association Officials
The town's Umpire Association announced its annual banquet for Sunday at 6:30 PM. Wives of members will be guests of the association, with busts of the association officials on display.
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Fas
Tower West
Ganders Ink Pact With Spring Branch In 1961 Grid
District WA coaches met Thursday and agreed to a revised 1961 football schedule. They will reverse home sites, switch colors for road and home games, and aim to open the season with Spring Branch replacing Lamar. Port Arthur remains a home game. other non conference games are adjusted to fit five home contests.
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Bassown
Sprng
Ganders
Dan Stallworth
Houston Teimar
J Spring
Lamar
Houston Bellaire
Agan
Baytown
Peach
Port Arthur
Cme Exceph
Belaire
Rastesn
Bellaire
Winking eyes billboard flap causes new car window craze
Officials of a cereal firm report that new eye designs on billboards wink at passersby and drivers. They note similar eyes on rear car windows causing startled reactions as the campaign rolls out.
Ganders Rally Past Baytown In Second Half
Baytown led at halftime but Ganders surged in the third quarter with Rincon and Stratton keying drives. Dunks, Steed, Bell and Barthman provided ground gains as Ganders scoring drives, including a late turnover swing, kept Baytown from closing the gap.
Texas City Stings Smiley as Baytown and Ball Clinch Wins
In the district clash, Texas City upset Smiley 28 0 while Baytown shut out South Houston 21 0. Galveston Ball held off Harden Coopers 17 6 as Brazosport posted a 24 0 triumph over Galveston Ball. Key plays included a 42 yard drive capped by Kenny Brooks and four extra points by Bil Graft. Walter McReynolds sparked Ball with 165 rushing yards and a late goal line plunge. Next week Brazosport visits Pasadena and Texas City hosts Galveston Ball.
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Ganders
Stratton
Mcelihany
Baytown
Runcon
Jimmy Dunks
Steed
Rincon
Abshier
Dunks
Bertsch
Cardenas
Wilhorn
Smith
Methany
South Houston
Trojan
Ronnie Kluch
Clinton
Clamon
Lofsides
Righi
Bell
Kridsom
Duncan
Mickey Jones
Foz
McManus
Ag Jones
Siro
Raney Hanks
Boytown
Hanks
Skip Powers
McTlhany
Jones
Trojans
Baviewn
Forth Honsim
Aviown
City
Smiley
Ford Brown
Calveston
Stunt
Walter McReynolds
Tors
Texas City
Stingarees
Mike Pentecost
Kenny Brooks
Bil Graft
Darrell DePrater
Frank Vice
Nonnie Sharp
James Benskin
Eagles
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