Suiciders and JVs Roll To Big Wins On Pasadena Night
Robert E. Lee junior varsity and death by own action squad both improved to 7-1. The Suiciders crushed Pasadena 120 despite a late rally by the Eagles sophomores. Jimmy Savell returned two punts for 85 and 75 yards, Kari Cooper scored twice in the first quarter, and Norman Montgomery added a key interception. The JVs edged Pasadena 12-0 behind Kirkland running and Pullen’s late 40-yard TD catch and run. Both teams showcased tough defenses led by Lounsberry and Kern.
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Genders Meet Eseles District Title Hopes Highlight Friday
The Eagles face the Ganders in a crucial district clash with two key Ganders sidelined. Eagles rely on Larry Henson and interior line stars while Wilcox and Gentry pace the defense. Ammons despite an injured foot is expected to start, with Sooy in and out of contact and Herrera replacing West at defensive tackle. Burns Scott and Murray lead the Eagle backfield as they chase an earlier district title shot.
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Friday high school and college football and basketball pairings
Baytown hosts Posadenchi Memorial at 7 30 p m. Ball High plays LaMarge at 7 20 p m. Brotosport visits Goleno Park at 7 30 p m. Sam Rayburn meets Texas City at 7 30 p m. Carver faces Samuel Coles at Corpus Christi 7 30 p m. Channelview meets La Porte at Channelview 2 p m. Deer Park versus Dickinson at Deer Park by 7 p m. Clear Creek of Alvit plays at 7 p m. Anchac hosts Humble at Anahvac 7 30 p m. Crosby against Willis at Crosby 7 p m. Barbers Hill at New Coney 8 p m. Saturday Arkansas visits Texas A M Baylor at T C U Texas Tech at Rice SMU at TREE NOAY Houston Oilers at Buffalo. Monday Touchdon Club at the Tower noon. Gonder Booster Club REL cafeteria 7 36 p m.
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Ship Channel Water Not For Recreation
The Texas Water Pollution Control Board will not maintain Houston ship channel water for recreation yet. No order will be issued until further studies are completed. A decision on banning unlined surface pits for oilfield brine disposal in Lipscomb Hamphill Cotter Dallam Oldham counties is postponed to the next meeting December 3. The region sits atop the Ogallala fresh water formation. An Austin court suit challenges the board’s jurisdiction over no-pit orders starting Monday in the Superior Court.
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The Limb and Huddleston Stay Hot in Weekly Standings
Whittington 7 of ,.2. and Huddleston 5 of 6 lift the Limb's season to 88-26-4, .857 weekly percentage, while Huddleston posts 7-3-0 for the year and .700. Whittington trails as Huddleston nears a big slip from the sports page. Pasadena 14, Baytown 8. Galena Park 17, Brazosport 12. Rice 20, Texas Tech 10. Hurdle 26, Anahuac 7. Crosby 22, Willis 6. Barbers Hill 32, New Caney 22.
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Set For Cedar Bayou Showdown- Greenies Win Fifth Stright
Cedar Bayou and Horace Mann remained tied atop the Gulf Coast Junior High District race after Cedar Bayou edged Galveston Lovenberg 12-8 while Horace Mann routed Texas City Fry 26-8. Fry led 3-1 with Baytown schools in the hunt. Austin and Lovenberg followed, Baytown and Highlands winless. Greenies seized control with three early touchdowns, returned a 75-yard punt for a third-quarter score, then held on as Fry threatened late. Cedar Bayou’s defense frustrated the Seagulls except for a late kickoff return, with standout plays from Morgan, Downing, Perry, Burnside, Riley, Marquis, Garrett. Baytown Blocker and Fry suffered losses, while Cedar Bayou moved into the city showdown.
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Texas schoolboy basketball race heats up in Panhandle showdowns
The Associated Press reports key showdowns across Panhandle districts as top-ranked teams clash. Mighty Dumas and Phillips renew battles while Amarillo and Tascosa face Palo Duro and Arlington. Albany’s district hopes fade after tri-captains are dismissed. Garland must beat Denison to stay in Class AAAA contention.
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Fort Worth Easter Bills 14 Fort Worth Carter 21
San Antonio Edison Has South Oak Chitty 41 Norm Outins 0 San Antonio Horlondale 33 San Antonio J. F. Kennedy 7 Houston Milby 2 Houston Davis 7 Houston Lamar 14 Houston Westbury 9
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Houston Freshmen Roll Over North Texas Eaglets 21-0
UH freshmen led by Warren McVea Gus Holloman and George Nordgren overpowered North Texas in a 21-0 victory at Jeppesen Stadium. McVea scored early, Nordgren added a second period touchdown, Dewsight Clifton earned a safety before halftime, and Holmon added a late score as Houston built a comfortable lead. 4900 fans watched.
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Baytown As Edges Baytown In Narrow Win 38 26
Baytown As beat Baytown 38 26 as Red Goblins kept City Blocker dizzy. Blocker opened with a safety on a misplayed kickoff, then a 56 yard TD and a 60 yard TD to trail 14 12 at halftime. Texas City added a 49 yard score on the first play of the third and a 40 yard power sweep TD to pull ahead 28 12 early in the period.
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