Baytown Area Football Schedule Opens 1950 Season
Baytown Junior High led by Coach Don Gibson starts the 1950 home football slate on September 14 at Memorial Stadium against Uaskin Junior High. The full Baytown area schedule lists 27 home games featuring Robert E. Lee Ganders and other local squads across September to November with Cedar Bayou and Carver High scheduling multiple home tilts.
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All Elevens: But Rice Open On Sept. 23
United Press reports Southwest Conference coaches push two a days as openings loom. Six of seven teams start September 23 with key matchups, including Texas A&M, SMU, Arkansas versus Oklahoma A and M. Rice alone scheduled for September 30 against Santa Clara in Houston.
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Williams To Play In Yankee-Bosox Series
Boston star Tea Williams joins Johnny Hopp for a pivotal two game set with New York. Mel Parnell and a rested pitching staff look to quiet the Yankees as Casey Stengel navigates a tight race with four clubs still in contention.
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Horton's 97 Tops Casting Meet in Baytown Event
Horton shot 97 points to lead a Baytown Hunting and Fishing Club bait casting contest last night. Roland Williams followed with 95, E. Ew Haralson 92, while TW Middleton and Sonny Ellisor tied for fifth at 87. The meet was held at Humble Ball Park.
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Ganders Preview 1950 District 12-4AA Outlook
Wes football fans anticipate a long season as the Gan ders face a loaded district including Freeport Galena Park Pasadena Ball Galveston Texas City and others. The official outlook predicts a three way title race among Lee Freeport and Galena Park with a hard fought November 19 clash likely to decide the outcome.
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Parkers And Galena In Nail Battle For District Glace
Parkers rely on agile beefy tackles and a passing threat from Dickey who can throw with distance. Galena hopes to ride backers Cox and Lindley while Freeport also seeks success as the district race opens. Ball High Galveston favored to win, with Pasaden’s Eagles and Texas City fighting for lower spots.
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Tuesday's Results From Beaumont Tulsa Dallas Fort Worth
Texas scores reported from Beaumont San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth show Beaumont beating 7 to 1, Tulsa 3 over Oklahoma City, Dallas 5 and Fort Worth 0. News brief notes game results and city matchups across Texas and Oklahoma.
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Roughs Lead Texas League Race as Cats Falter
United Press reports the Fort Worth Cats must surge in the final five days to defend their lead in the Texas League. The Roughnecks beat the Houston Buffaloes 7 to 1, aided by Jayne McLelend’s 21st win. Dallas Eagles shut out Fort Worth 5 to 0. Safevport Sports tied for seventh with Houston after beating San Antonio 6 to 4.
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Now's A Good Time To Quit Game Gooch
A fragmentary note mentions Gooch and a near term moment, with unclear details about quitting or stopping a game or activity. The text includes partial phrases and names, lacking concrete context or events to define a full scene.
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