Orange Bengals Rise In District 8-44 Clash
Orange High Bengals surge to a 18-1 win over Beall High at Galveston and stand poised for a showdown with Lee Ganders in a District 8-44 tilt at Orange. Ball Tors beat Port Arthur 25-0. Port Arthur 13 Pasadena 6. Beaumont 0 Orange 19.
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Orange High Bengals
Lee
Tigers
Austin
Houston
Jimmy Bland
Orange
Ball
Bland
Freeman Delane
Port Arthur
Pasadena Eagles
Lee Ganders
Walloping
Beaumont
Ronald Amuny
Jackets
Harold Drod
Amany
Jimmy Taylor
Taylor
Pasadena
Jerri Frazier
Jack Ferguson
Frank Follis
Eagle
Corpus Miller
Galveston
Crosby Buffs Fall to Hull Daisetta Cats in Tough First Half
Crosby and Hull Daisetta battled with Crosby gaining 20 yards net while Hull Daisetta notched 118. Coach Rhinelander cited poor team conditioning and injuries including four players out, with Bennie Zermeno, Don Miller, Jack Dean and others sidelined or hurt. Defensive standouts included Tepera, Thompson, Dunn, Rucka, and Doskacil as Roubieu provided key blocks on two fumbles.
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Crosby
Hull-Daisetta
Buffaloes
Rhinelander
Bennie Zermeno
Don Miller
Jack
Dean
Kenhardt Zwabe
Paul Carleton
Albert Rucka
Fred Tepera
Billy Thompson
Jimmy Dunn
Rucka
Bennie Doskacil
Hightower
Jim Dugg
Eugene Fontenot
Paul Roubieu
Summner
Albert Kratky
Batt
La Porte Bulldogs Stay Undefeated With 27-6 Win
La Porte defeated Angleton 27-6 to remain unbeaten in District 27 AA. James Spradling connected with Howard Woerner for a first quarter touchdown, Woerner again sparked a second TD, and Johnny Ponder capped a late drive after Angleton turnovers. Clarence Reynolds led Angleton with 14 completions on 26 attempts, but Angleton could not overcome the Bulldogs' ground game and timely passes.
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George Prentice
la Porte
Bulldogs
Angleton
Wildcats
Clarence Reynolds
Reynolds
Charles Shiver
James Spradling
Howard Woerner
Woerner
le Porte
Bulldog
Gass
Dalton Russell
Angiston
Buddy
Dodson
Johnny Ponder
Speedway Winner Joins Pan-American Race
El Paso Oct 25 Troy Ruttman winner of this year’s Indianapolis 300 mile speedway classic has entered the third Mexican Pan American road race starting Nov 19. He will drive a 1953 Lincoln and previously raced a rebuilt 1948 Mercury. Johny Mantz, another Indianapolis favorite, has entered a 1953 Lincoln for the four day event from Tuzuila Gutierrez to Juarez across the Rio Grande.
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Troy Ruttman
Ruttman
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Gutierrez
Mex
Juarez
Charles Fires New Spark In Brion Battle
Ex champion Ezzard Charles impressed with an aggressive 1 round unanimous decision over Cesar Brion at Madison Square Garden. The Argentine fought hard and survived, with Brion never being stopped in 47 pro bouts, as Charles eyes a possible return match with Jimmy Bivins.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Exchampion
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Cesar Brion
Jimmy Bivins
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Iron Man
Madison Square Garden
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Sooners Favored To Beat K State In Big Seven clash
Norman Oklahoma October 25 Oklahoma’s high scoring Sooners meet Kansas State in a Big Seven game. Bud Wilkinson’s team seeks to extend a 31 game Big Seven winning streak while averaging 40.3 points per game. Star halfback Buddy Leake may be out with a sprained ankle. Kansas State opened with Bradley and then lost to Cincinnati Missouri and Nebraska.
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Bill Meek
Buddy Leake
Colorado
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Texas
Kansas
United Presh Board of Coaches
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Cincinnati
Missouri
Nebraska
High School Football Results From AAAA Page
A long list of high school football scores across Texas AAAA and other classes. Notable games include Abilene 7 Amarillo 6, Odessa 26 San Angelo, Highland Park 35 Sherman 7, Dallas Wilson 9 Dallas Tech 9 and ties such as Alamo Heights 0 Seguin 0 with penalties. Numerous pairings across cities like Lubbock, Fort Worth, Houston, Galveston, and Corpus Christi with varying margins.
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Amarillo
Odessa
San Angelos
Lubbock
Borger
Pampa
Midland
Ysleta
el Paso
Jefferson
Fort Worth
Paschal
Carter
Dallas Wilson If
Dallas Tech
Highland Park
Sherman
Waco
Bryan
Tyler
Dallas Sunset
Austin
San Antonio Brackenridge
Corpus Christi Ray
San Antonio Jefferson
Houston Reagan
Houston Davis
Baytown
Beaumont
Orange
Galveston
T. Port Arthur
Pasadena
Lamesa
Big Spring
Vernon
Snyder
Sweetwater
Plainview
Breckenridge
Weatherford
Brownwood
Irving
Grand Prairie
Cleburne
Denison
Greenville
Gainesville
McKinney
Paris
Denton
Gladewater
Texarkana
Longview
Nacogdoches
Marshall
Kilgore
Port Neches
Galena Park
Conroe
Freeport
Texas City
Beaumont South Park
Kerrville
San Antonio
Lantero
Carver Panthers Edge Houston Eleven 14-13 for 4th Win
The unbeaten Carver Panthers beat Houston Eleven 14-13 to stay unbeaten and within one victory of a district title. Heron Tibbs 35 yard TD and Erline Ford score highlight the win as Carver prepares to face Lincoln High of LeMarque at Memorial Stadium Saturday night.
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Carver
Houston
Heron Tibbs
Erline Ford
Panthers
Lincoln High
LeMarque
Memorial Stadium
60,000-Plus See AT Rice Game Today
Southwest conference college football headlines feature Baylor Texas A M in Waco Houston hosts Texas Rice with 60,600 expected in Houston Dallas hosts SMU versus Kansas. East Texas leads Lone Star at Commerce while Arizona faces Hardin Simmons in Tucson Tempe sees Missouri Valley Joep against Tempe State.
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Pro Texans Meet Unbeaten 49ers Sunday in NFL Tilt
The San Francisco Forty-Niners, fresh from a road sweep, host the undefeated Dallas Texans at Kezar Stadium. The 49ers are 24 point favorites to win and extend their lead in the National Conference as over 25,000 fans are expected. Also on Sunday New York Giants, Chicago Cardinals, and Cleveland Browns look to maintain ties for the American Conference lead in games against Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Washington Redskins.
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Washington Redskins
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NFL
George Preston Marshell
Redskin
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Browns
Washington
Mershall
Otto Graham
Redskins
Marshall
UT Shorthorns Honor Gray and Spence at Rice Night
UT Fresh Gray and Spence were named co captains for the Texas Shorthorns before the Rice Owls game at Rice Stadium. Gray excelled at both tackle positions on offense and defense, while Spence fought through as offensive guard. The piece also notes Buffalo Bill Cody’s Pony Express record at age 14 riding for 24 hours and over 200 miles.
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Tost
Rice Owlets
Rice Stadium
Buffalo Bill Cody
Pony Express
Beaumont Shut Out Beeson? 77 Yard Run by Orton Fires Gander Victory
Orton's 77 yard touchdown run and a flurry of scoring details lead Lee to a 41-0 win over Beaumont. Ernst bursts for a 43 yard TD and contributes 92 rushing yards while Morris adds key runs. Lee’s defense suffocates Beaumont as Lassiter and DelHomme anchor stops.
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J. W. Gammel
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Posinen
Ken Daw
Dick Coy
Charles Schwartz
Beauz
Lee Bive
Cedar Bayou Bears Rally Past Sour Lake 40–7
In Sour Lake, Cedar Bayou erased a 7–0 halftime deficit to beat Sour Lake 40–7 behind a dominant second half. Robbie Muckleroy racked up 87 rushing yards and Key plays by Herman Bishop and Fred Cochran sparked a prolific fourth quarter surge. The Bears outgained the Warriors 31 rushing yards allowed and dominated with strong blocking and defensive stops.
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Wilson Trakan
Odel Casey
Jerry Marcontell
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Doug McShan
Ole
Herbert
Freddy
Cedar Bayou Bears
Bob Barfield
Tory
Women Finalists Square Off In Texas Open at River Crest
Fort Worth hosts a 35 hole Texas Women’s Open final with Mildred Zaharias and Polly Riley meeting after Zaharias defeated Bea McWane in the semis and Riley edged Marilyn Smith to reach the final. Both players learned golf in Texas. Zaharias now based in Tampa.
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Barbara Romack
Sacramento
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Miss McWane
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Karis
Batty MacKinnon
Dallas
Betty 3
San Francisco
Miss Smith
Six Thoroughbreds In Jamaica Gold Cup Race
Six distance loving thoroughbreds race in Jamaica for 75,000 Empire City Gold Cup. An English invader from Berkshire enters four year old Bucchéo in a field including George Rolls bookmakers, aiming for the two mile and one eighth test at Jamaica Saturday.
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Jamaica
George Rolls
Aookmaker
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