Ganders Turn Back Clear Creek 29-12 In 24-AAAA Clash
Robert E. Lee Ganders improve to 2-2 in District 24-AAAA with a 29-12 victory over Clear Creek Wildcats at Stallworth Stadium. Olafson gains 125 rushing yards, Beason and Godwin score, while D. Spence and Milby lead CC on offense before the Ganders pull away in the second half.
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La Porte Bulldogs Cruise Past Santa Fe In District Tilt
La Porte improved to 4-0 in District 12-AAA East as the Bulldogs dominated Santa Fe 33-7. Freshman QB Nic Pomonis connected with Gainus Scott for an early TD, Lance Oliphant bolstered the ground game, and Mike French added a two-yard score. Oliphant also broke a long run, with Glenn Peel, Boyette, and defense fueling the rout as La Porte set up a clash with Hitchcock next week.
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District 24-AAAA Roundup Steady showdown set for Baytown
Galveston Ball and Sterling prepare for a decisive clash at Stallworth Stadium after Baytown wins and district results. Ball High beat Angleton 147 in Angleton while Sterling topped Alvin 27 20 to set the stage for the Friday matchup. Robert E. Lee defeated Clear Creek 29-12 and La Marque edged Texas City 13-10 as other district games.
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Oiler Fight for First Win Faces Steelers at Three Rivers
Houston Oilers travel to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers at Three Rivers Stadium Sunday aiming for their first victory of the 1971 season. Dan Pastorini starts at quarterback as Houston seeks offense while Pittsburgh's defense features stars like Mean Joe Greene and Jack Ham.
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Gene Ferguson
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Bob Young
Elbert Drango
Walt Suggs
Rebels Stun Anahuac Panthers 13 7 Upset in Friday Clash
Hardin-Jefferson Rebels upset Anahuac Panthers 13 to 7 in a defensive Friday night game. Key plays included a 40 yard interception return for a TD by Tommy Smith and a 21 yard TD pass from David Johnston to Phil Ainsworth. Don Mays added a late 6 yard TD drive for Anahuac.
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Don Mays
Roy Wheeler
Bucs Topple Dayton In District 22-AA Route
East Chambers Buccaneers beat Dayton Broncos 26-7 in a defensive duel, scoring 20 points in the fourth quarter to ruin Dayton’s 22- AA campaign. Dayton led 7-6 after Kyle Neuman’s extra point. Thomas McQueen opened scoring for Dayton. Doyle connected with Eseiste and Fontenot for late touchdowns as Tony LeBlanc led Dayton rushers with 103 yards.
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