Panthers Roll Over King 32 0 As Anahuac Soars In District Showdown
Anahuac Panthers crushed C. E. King 32-0 in a seventh straight 1966 victory. Phillips scored three touchdowns including a 49 yard run and a 29 yard reception. Henicke added two extra points and a 43 yard field effort. The win keeps Anahuac atop district 24AA with Humbie coming next in a key game for the title race.
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Sheldon
Boose Phillips
Anahuac
C. E. King
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Buck Miller
Panthers
Humbie
Darryl Henicke
Henicke
Tommy Booth
Don Stranden
Brandon
Dickinson Gators Rout La Porte In District Opener
Dickinson Gators overwhelmed La Porte 27 7 in the opening district 12 34 game. Key plays included Broussard forcing a fumble and a 17 yard pass to Little, with Ford finding Little for a late 1 yard TD pass and Hibbets adding a field goal.
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David Ford
Little
Hibbets
Dickinson
Bulldogs
Nelson Thorpe
Joe Sykes
Steve Whitton
Barbers Hill Triumphs In High-Scoring District Thriller
Barbers Hill edged Hardin 28-27 Friday in a wild 26-7 game earlier misread. Benny Lansford rushed 86 yards and scored all but one Eagle point. Hardin led 7-0 after Laquette’s 31 yard TD pass, but Lansford and Lansford again propelled the Eagles to a 21-20 lead by night’s end before Ayler’s perfect kick decided it in Barbers Hill’s favor.
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Don Kennedy
Larry Barron
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Jerry Prochszha
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Humble
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Mary Michalsky
Raymond Crow
Crosby Troops
Barefoot kicker Dick Kenney stays natural in MSU ranks
East Lansing notes MSU placekicker Dick Kenney from Hawaii explains his barefoot style as natural. He recalls his first days with the team when he noticed the need for a kicker and began booting the ball around, sharing Hawaii customs about shoes.
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Michigan State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Humble Buffaloes down Crosby in homecoming clash
Humble defeated Crosby 23-0 on Crosby’s homecoming night as the Buffaloes shut out the hosts. RB Jerry Jones led Crosby with 61 rushing yards while QB Rick Cherry went 6-for-6 passing. Humble scoring included a 20-point second quarter and a 24-yard field goal late.
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Bobby Hibbets
David Deaton
Humbie
Hibbits
Mike Wright
Steve Thomas
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Jerry Jones
Rick Cherry
Tommy Swoboda
Dayton Broncos Beat Woodville Eagles 20-0 in Non-District
Dayton Broncos defeated Woodville Eagles 20-0 in a non district football game. Frank Gajdosik scored on a two yard run in the second period, Randy Wilson added two points, John Faulimer scored from four yards, and Faulimer added a final two yard TD in the fourth quarter. Dayton led 14-0 at halftime and held advantages in first downs and total net yards.
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Randy Wilson
John Faulimer
Faullmer
Schoolboy Football Roundup: Eight Teams Tumble In District Race
Eight Texas schoolboy football teams fell from unbeaten status as district leaders were set. San Angelo AAAA beat Abilene Cooper 20 7 to stay undefeated. Gainesville 0 26 loss to Big Spring. Sweeny 68 6 over Santa Fe. and others like Dallas area clubs clashed as standings shuffled. MacArthur faces Jefferson while strides continued toward state playoffs with multiple districts led by San Angelo, McKinney, Galena Park, and more.
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Baytonian Dub Kovar Medalist in Golf Affair
Baytonian Dub Kovar topped the field with a 76 as South Texas first team defeated San Jacinto College by five strokes at Ellington. The Seahawks, led by coach Leonard Whitaker, prep for UH and Texas events with a slate including Rice, SMU, Baylor, and more.
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Sheehan Leads Texas Victory in Freshman Clash
Texas freshmen defeated Rice 20-8 Friday night as Pat Sheehan scored two touchdowns to put Texas in a three way tie for the Southwest Conference lead with 2-0 records alongside TCU SMU and Texas Tech. Arkansas beat Oklahoma State 13-0 with a 62 yard punt return and a 70 yard fumble return. Texas A&M edged Baylor 34-20 to reach 1-1.
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Bluebonnet Bowl Group Distributes Extra Money
Houston officials announce the Bluebonnet Bowl surplus distributed $18,000 to 10 Houston charities including Baylor College of Medicine 5000 and Shrine Burns Children's Hospital 2500. Other recipients include Arabia Temple Children's Clinic 2300 Harris County Boys Home 1000 Variety Club of Houston 1000 and several more.
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Red) Wells
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Channelview And La Porte Set To Clash In District 123A Night
Channelview and La Porte opened district play with wins as Clear Creek Dickinson and Alvin also triumphed. Next weekend La Porte travels to Channelview while Clear Creek hosts Alvin and Dickinson visits Hitchcock.
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La Marque Lions Past Deer Park 41 6 in Thriller
La Marque Tigers defeated Deer Park 41-6 to stay in the District 244 race. Ronnie Lucas scored two TDs and led the offense as La Marque built a 22-6 halftime lead. Deer Park’s lone TD came on a Dale Thorpe pass to Royce Kerbow in the second quarter. extra points failed. Deer Park meets Baytown Lee next Saturday in Baytown.
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Gilchrist and Faison Boost New AFL Dream Team
Houston’s AFL expansion squad features Cookie Gilchrist and Earl Faison with veteran linemen Tom Goode Maxie Williams and Norm Evans joining as early stars. John Rajerick will miss the season with a back injury as George Wilson Sr. guides the newcomers in a Rice Stadium clash against the Jets recap.
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University of Washington women plan airplane wash fundraiser
Cab inet members of Phrateres at the University of Washington will wash small planes for 3.50 each to raise money for a summer convention. The effort targets improving finances for the group and hosting duties. The report also notes a trivia fact about the Central American moth with a wingspan up to 18 inches.
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