Eagles Clinch 7th Straight Win Over Huffman Falcons
Barbers Hill Eagles plant seven straight victories in 2A play by routing Huffman Falcons 44 4. Kenneth Doucette and James Tilton spark the offense with multiple scores while Mike Armstrong rumbles for 117 yards on 13 carries. Ralph Spence connects for the conversion as the Eagles roll to a homecoming win.
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Don McLeod
San Sports Corresp
Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill Eagles
Huffman's
Falcons
Eagles
Poseng
Huffman
Leonard
Wayne Follis
James Tilton
Tilton
Falcon
Armstrong
Doucette
Mia McGinty
Tors Visit Friday Night Anxious Rangers Turn Thoughts To Ball High
Sterling Rangers prepare for a Friday Stallworth Stadium clash with Galveston Ball High in District 24AAAA. Ball High and Sterling both sit at 0-0 in district play with seven and four game winning streaks respectively. Sterling's 28-7 win over Alvin featured 129 rushing yards by Melvin DeBose and 20 points by Bobby Littlefield, while Ball High beat Angleton 17-0 snapping their unbeaten run. The district title could be decided by the outcome as Kerry Jackson and Ball High aim to derail Sterling's title bid.
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Jimhess
Ross Sterling
Baytown Noo Optimist
Tommie Jones
Rangers
Robert E. Lee
Stallworth Stadium
Reggie Brewer
Optimists
Baytown
REL
Sun
Muril Hart
Mike Finley
Sterling Rangers
Galveston Ball High
Jim Hess
Toro
Ranger
Ball High
Sterling
Angleton
Alvin
Bobby Littlefield
Jerry Boucher
Steve McLendon
Mike Campbell
Mike Price
Clark
Scottie Mills
Lynn Canon
Yellow Jackets
Ralph Thomas
Jerry McKinney
Galveston
Kerry Jackson
Rangers Second AEL Sixth in Cross Country Meet
Sterling took second place with Andy Wismer finishing sixth and time 10 08. Clear Creek won the meet with 3 points as Sterling totaled 90. Lee placed multiple runners, with Gene Adams of Sterling taking third in the junior varsity race and Sterling third overall in JV with 46 points.
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Rangers
AEL
Sterling
Andy Robert E. Lee
Clear Creek
Ganders
Lee
Andy Wismer
Larry Nettles
Willie Mart
Gene Adams
Goose Season Near And Duck Limits Announced
The notice outlines migratory game bird seasons from November 3 to January 1 for most birds and January 16 for geese and brant in the Baytown area. It details daily bag limits, possession limits, point totals, sunrise to sunset hours, required $3.15 license and federal stamp, where to buy, and retrieval rules for wounded birds.
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U.S. Weather Service
Baytown
Jim Nelson Sporting Goods
Bank Keeps Perfect Mark in Flag Football Action
Baytown State Bank remained undefeated with a 7 0 win over the Hurricanes at Cedar Bayou. Norman Montgomery connected with Mike Combs on the opening 61 yard pass and added the extra point for the margin. Larry Casey and Bill Rupp scored TDs for the winners, with Morisak adding a field goal and extra point. Highlands defeated La Porte 16 6 as Morisak contributed points and Weatherford kicked two three pointers for Humble Credit Union in their victory.
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Baytown State Bank
Cedar Bayou
Hurricanes
Miller Ma Tine
Rebels
Miller
Highlands
la Porte
Humble Credit Union
Tony's Drive Inn
Norman Montgomery
Mike Combs
Baytown State
Larry Casey
Bill Rupp
Bill Morisak
Robert Weatherford
Creek Win Boosts REL Momentum To Texas City Friday
Robert E. Lee Ganders avenge a rough start with a 29-12 district victory over Clear Creek, piling up 288 rushing yards while allowing only 40 total. Ron Kramer’s squad aims to carry the momentum into a Texas City showdown as it eyes a 6-4 record and hopes to rebound in air attack for the season. Lee’s defense clamped down after a first quarter surge, limiting Creek to 81 yards from scrimmage after the initial 12 minutes.
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Jim Finley
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Clear Creek
Ron Kramer
Maroons
Ganders
Wildcats
Texas City
Kramer
Lee
Steve Olafson
Brent Brunson
John Conway
Mike Dehayos
Jimmy Godwin
Sam Schwende
Charlesters
Milby
Jense
Mildrive
Bill van Nannon
Creek
Cats
Marti Places Second at Kaiser Open in Napa
Fred Marti of the University of Houston shot rounds 68 70 68 for a closing 67 and finished second in the Kaiser International Open in Napa California earning 17100. He topped his personal earnings for the year near 54000, four strokes behind champion Billy Casper with 269.
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Napa
Calif
Baytown
Fred Marti
Marti
University of Houston
Fort Worth
Billy Casper
Tommy Aaron
George Johnson
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
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