Falcons Shatter Angleton in 26-14 Upset Win
Channelview Falcons upset Angleton 26-14 as Bubba Fackney passed and ran for 88 rushing and 98 passing yards. Dudley Suggs, Larry Kolarik, and Mike McManus starred on defense and offense, forcing five Wildcat fumbles and securing Channelview’s first district 12-3A win. Angleton’s defense struggled while Channelview controlled the game and kept the larger foe from crossing the 20.
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Wharton
Channelview
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Quarterbacking Stole Show in Baytown Run
Engram faked a conservative pass to elude the Gander secondary then drifted toward the Baytown 3 yard line. Hobson Smith dumped Engram at the Gander 20 as Donnie Stricklin tracked him near the 3. Cunningham took blame for the breakdown and fired in on the tackle.
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Baytown
Engram
Engram Sli
Gram
Hobson Smith
Donnie Stricklin
Gander
John Cunningham
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Kemplay’s calls power Raytown rally in high school clash
Dan Longacre led Engle on defense while Kemplay directed an aerial attack. Kemplay threw 13 passes with five completions for 38 yards and, with Wayne Bell carrying 21 yards on a fullback draw, endured a late Raytown surge. Engram rushed 83 yards on 13 carries as both teams traded scoring chances in a hard fought game.
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Kemplay
Wayne Bell
Engle
Engram
Alvin Wins 20 7 Breaks Lose For Bulldogs
Alvin connected on three passing plays and relied on a strong ground game to beat La Porte 20 to 7. Quarterback Allen Christensen rushed for 146 yards on 16 carries and fullback Ronnie Owens added 74 yards on 18 tries as Alvin outgained the Bulldogs 244 to 93 on the ground and 123 yards through the air on eight completions by Bill Bob McBride. The Yellowjackets owned the ball late in the first quarter after a roughing the kicker penalty and parlayed a 23 yard pass to James Martin into a score, while La Porte bounced back to lead 7-6 on a plunge by Owens. A series of fumbles and miscues favored Alvin, who climbed to 2-1-1 while La Porte dropped to 1-2.
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Eo Kemplay
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Gion Owens
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Stewart
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Kemplay Vanes
Rusmar Yecees
Packer Trebare
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Ferguson Boe
Vincent Tat Pasa
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Benny Moskowitz
LA Porte
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Secord
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Steve Barber
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Anahase
Galena Park's baytown rivalry fuels yearlong bragging rights
A year ago locals at Houston Ship Channel celebrated Galena Park's 7-6 win over Baytown and Atlas's dramatic feats. The narrative traces the rivalry's history from 1947 to 1962, noting key players like Kenny Earthman Johnny Cook and Mike Smith, the shifting district alignments, and ongoing pride in a hard fought 12 game series. It concludes with reflections on UIL seating disputes and schedule realignments affecting Galena Park and Baytown.
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W. C. Cunningham
Kenny Earthman
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Cook
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Smith
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Ganders
Paul Smith
South Houston
Pete Sultis
Pasadena
Port Arthur
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Smiley
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Cooper
Anahuac Routs Warren 61 35 in Homecoming Showdown
Anahuac Panthers overwhelmed Warren with a dominant offense led by Roland Sparks. Sparks scored repeatedly, with Hatton Choate and Kinser contributing key touchdowns as Anahuac built a large lead, sealing a 61 35 victory in the Homecoming game.
Unbeaten Texas schoolboy ranks shrink to 32 teams
Warold V Batliff reports Big Spring and Paul Pewitt dropped from the unbeaten list as San Angelo and Odessa Permian surged in district play. Albany, Santa Anna, and Denver City extended long streaks while Corpus Christi Ray and Miller kept pace with big district wins and upcoming clashes.
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Wichita Falls
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Brownwood
Graham
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Odessa Permian
San Angelo
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