Dayton Broncos edge Crosby Buffs in top 21-AA clash
Dayton improves to 2-0 in District 21-2A after a 12-6 win over Crosby as Dayton’s Godfrey connects with St Julian for a late score. Crosby, led by Harshbarger, drops to 1-2 and faces Galveston OConnel next before finishing against New Caney. Dayton set up a season finish with New Caney and hosts Anahuac on Nov 7.
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Tech May Add Spice To SWC Grid Scene
The Texas Tech Red Raiders rallied to edge SMU 27-24 at the Cotton Bowl as Napper passed for 198 yards and a 77 yard TD to Odom. Dale Rebold recovered a key fumble and Ho ward forced it late. Tech climbs in SWC race amid other league results.
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Spray Is Winner In SF Tourney
AP reports a dramatic finish at Harding Park where Steve Rodriguez tied for No 1 with 270, but Arnold Spray sank a final birdie on the 72nd hole to win the San Francisco Open by one stroke. Bob Lynn 271 and Charles Hill 273 followed, with Spray earning a $20 000 prize and a first tour victory.
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Whitman carries Sterling despite tough season
Sterling senior halfback Gary Whitman with 370 rushing yards on 101 carries and 4 total touchdowns plus 26 passing and 59 receiving yards stands out in a 20-3 loss to Deer Park. He is hailed as one of District 23-AAAA’s top players amid a disappointing 1969 year, while Sterling’s band earns ovations at the Deer Park game and fans praise sportsmanship despite the defeat.
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Reagan Falls to McCallum Ending 35-Game Streak
Austin McCallum defeated Reagan 10-7 in District 27-AAAA action ending Reagan’s 35-game Texas high school football win streak. The loss drops Reagan to at least second in district while McCallum climbs into lead. Alice and Brownsville also posted Valley wins, with Brownsville beating Alice 31-22. McCallum to meet Austin Reagan again as season progresses.
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A and I Proves It Is LSC's Best
Texas A&I, ranked third among small colleges, remains unbeaten in Lone Star Conference play at 3-0 and 6-6 overall after a 21-7 win powered by Gen Walkobiak. Stephen F. Austin, East Texas State, Tarleton State, and Angelo State also posted league wins as homecoming weekend games shaped the race.
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City Flag Football Schedule for the Week
A weekly lineup from Bowie city flag football lists matchups each day. Monday features Eagles versus Ganders at 4 pm and Cowboys against Roadrunners at 5 pm.
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