Pasadena Wins 22-6 Over Ganders In District Thriller
Pasadena Eagles defeated the Robert E. Lee Ganders 22 to 6 to stay undefeated in District 12414 North Zone. Starters Lanny White and quarterback Mike McKenzie led a balanced attack with two touchdown passes and a late scoring drive. White 44 passing yards plus 70 rushing yards powered Pasadena while Ganders’ Genaro Salinas added a missed extra point and key plays by John Cavarretta and Pat Orchin kept Lee competitive until late.
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Varsity Grid Calendar Briefs for Friday and Saturday
This week's grid calendar lists Friday games: FES at South Mouston Crosy at Anaheac Humble at Dayton Barbers Hill at Warren Jasper at Lib erty Channelview at La Porte all at 7 30 p m Saturday Sterling at Lana Rayburn.
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Sterling Cross Country Team Third In Houston
Sterling finishes third at a Houston cross country meet led by Drew Dunlap in the boys varsity, with Rob Fert and Jimmy S. Schmadl among top finishers. Freshman and junior distributions follow, including Ricky Seeley leading the freshman boys in 6:22. Gander runners and REL entries noted. Robert E. Lee not contending for team totals.
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Eagles Upset Dallas Oakland Raiders Roar Past Chargers
The Oakland Raiders routed San Diego 51 to 0 to take the Western Division lead as Dallas fell and Denver lost to Kansas City. Jets beat Boston 36 23 as Philadelphia upset Dallas 21 23 and other NFL results included Baltimore edging Washington and Detroit defeating San Francisco. Namath sparked New York with 362 yards and three TDs as Kansas City and Denver stumbled. Green Bay hosts St Louis tonight.
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Arlington, Lamar Tech Seek Southland Showdown Saturday
Lamar Tech and Texas at Arlington, both unbeaten in Southland Conference play, face last place Trinity and Abilene Christian this Saturday as they move toward a potential title clash.
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Houston Defeats Buffalo in Rainy AFL Showdown
Houston's defense stymied Buffalo repeatedly as the Oilers won 23 to 13 in a heavy rain game. Beathard scored the lone Oiler TD from one yard after a 21 yard scamper set it up. Mercer's missed points and key plays by Garland Boyette and George Webster sealed the victory.
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Mustangs And Aggies Lead SWC Football Talk
In Southwest Conference chatter Texas A&M Arkansas Baylor Rice Tech and Houston loom as front runners amid upcoming games. Ole Miss not mentioned.
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Cedar Bayou 20 0 Junior Win Over Carver Bucs
Cedar Bayou Bear juniors defeated Carver Bucs 20 to 0 Saturday in the junior state. All Cedar Bayou scoring came in the first half on a six yard run by James Denson, a two yard score by Mike McClendon, and a 52 yard sprint by Steve Olafson. McGilvray added two extra points. Standouts included David Sneed, Frank King, David Hance, Mike Campbell and Dennis Litton on defense and quarterback Randy Oliver on offense. In other Saturday action Baytown Red Goslins beat Highlands 66 to 6 at Memorial Stadium. Ronnie Ramsey scored for Baytown and Larry Arnold added a late score. Highlands top rusher Anglas Davis gained 97 yards on 39 carries. Seventh grade Eagles beat Red Goslins 23 0.
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Last Minute Pass Pushes Drew Over Liberty 6 to 0
Drew Dragons edge Liberty Panthers 6 0 on a late touchdown pass from quarterback James Stewart to Maurice Johnson with 2 seconds left. Ricky Singleton, Cley, Levy, and the defense helped fuel the win as Drew improves to 2 1 on the season while Liberty slips to 3 4.
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