Corpus Milby Clash Opens Texas Schoolboy Grid Campaign
The Texas high school football season kicks off Friday with Corpus Christi Ray, the Class AAAA champion, facing Houston Milby as Stamford and Brady face forfeited titles affecting their records. Highlighted are top squads in Classes AAAA and AA, and a near 400-game slate across divisions, with Fort Arthur against Jones and Breckenridge hosting Sweetwater in a test for the No. 1 team.
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Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Breckenridge
Cleburne
American Football Loop Season Kickoff Tonight
Boston hosts the new American Football League opener as Denver visits later this weekend. Boston stars Ron Burton limps into action. Lou Saban leads a wary Patriots unit against a Broncos team rebuilt after recent exhibition losses. Frank Tripucka anchors Denver’s revamped quarterback depth.
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Eagles Visit Panthers in Injury weakened Friday Night Tilt
Barbers Hill Eagles travel to Anahuac facing a hurt squad with three starters sidelined including Lee Wiley and Richard Barrow. Leroy Stevens returns at center aiding a reshuffled line as Randy McCollum leads the Panthers in a bruising Bay-Tex clash likely decided by a stubborn defense and big plays from Beazley and Sparks.
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Barbers Hill
Kelley
Gregg Ross
Panther Land
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Larrison
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David Bass
Roland Sparks
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Jim Ezer
Harvey
Mt Carmel Invades Channelview In Season Opener
Mt Carmel from Houston visits Channelview Falcons at 7 30 p m to open the season. Coach Charlie Jones says the foe is rough with few returnees and a large line. Lineup changes and injury/eligibility questions cloud Friday night’s kickoff.
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Barbers Hill Routs Sabine Pass in 300 District 264 clash
Barbers Hill Junior High dominated Sabine Pass in District 264 with three long gains and a pass for a touchdown. The opening period saw strong defense and multiple players named in the probable starting lineup stepping up at guard and backfield spots.
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Ie Brune Mekachat
Fs Speece
Jimmy Rainwater
Aycock
Tin
Jack Haley
Sam Lampasas
Mike Anderson Mhuarter
Mike Flowers
John Butler
David Brown
Freddie Russell
Joe Kilgore
Dudley Suggs
Crosby Still Favorite Boys In Buff Lineup
Crosby's Bill Harrington seeks revenge for 26 A Friday as the Buffs travel to East Chambers for their second win of the season. Key injuries thin the lineup with fullback Bennie Lopez hobbling and guard Willie Beene sidelined with a concussion. Barrington plans shifts for Tom Leissner and Tommy Stain as freshmen back Jack Baker fills in at fullback while Donald Hadden and Leissner cover guard duties. Crosby aims to improve punt and depth after a 20 0 win over Humble, facing Gerald Thibodeaux in East Chambers and chasing a stronger preventing defense.
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Soviet Dominance Looms Over Olympics On Day One
Soviet Union tightened its edge in the Tokyo style Olympic program as Russia led in fencing and shooting sure to boost medals. Italy beat Sweden in a semifinal set of team epee while the United States faced slim chances for gold beyond basketball and track. Wilma Rudolph won her third gold as the U S women surged in the relay. a baton mishap ruined Ray Norton’s efforts in the men’s 400 final.
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Charlesville
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Hook Line And Sinker Continues With Giant Drum Tales
Fishermen recount a lively night of giant drum catches off Trinity Bay and at Bayview camp. Jeff Harbour’s crew brag about sixty pound drums while locals share stories of red fish, crabs, and a heavy throttled boat driver nicknamed Hap Smith.
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Bears Need One Win to Clinch Association Title
Denver fights to close the campaign with three games left and a potential title if they win once or if Louisville and another team lose. A Thursday doubleheader against St Pauls and Minneapolis will determine the fate as Denver’s record stands at 4.0.7 after a split, with Millers winning 4-0 in the first game and Denver edging Herston 2-1 elsewhere.
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Texas Leasur Standings and Thursday Results
Baseball standings show Texas Leasur leading with a 14 to 0 win over Smarilin. Other scores include Victoria 21 beating Rio Grende 2 and Vitara 4 facing Austin 12. Friday schedule lists Talia at San Antano United.
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