Too Many Ranger Mistakes Coaches Unhappy With Debut
Rangers juggle debut after 20 4 12 victory over MacArthur. Coach Kudla laments penalties and lapses while noting strengths from Mike Manley and Bo Green. Players echo dissatisfaction but credit late rally and district opener vs Deer Park next.
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Dennis Williams
Ranger
MacArhens
Roland Kudia
Oz Hughes
Kudia
Mike Manties
Jerry Acosta
Generals
Ricky Hart
Bo Green
Rangers
Deer Park
Jackets D Polished Port Arthur Waxes Ganders 36-15
Port Arthur opened the 1967 season with a 36 to 15 victory over Robert E. Lee. Gary Hammond spearheaded the attack with 151 passing yards and a 70 yard punt return, while Dennis Howell powered in four touchdowns. The Ganders, led by Orrin Orchin and Ferris Platt, showed fight but could not contain PA’s standout duo as Port Arthur outgained them 314 to 210.
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Bill Hartman
Sun
Port Arthur
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Texas
Alabama
Yellow Jackets
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Gary Hammond
Dennis
Menace
Howell
Hammond
Smitty
Jackets
Justin Kollmeyer
Paul Jack
Tne
Jeft
Hammon
Larry Speake
Wayne la Grappe
Ka Grippe
Orchin
Baytown
Tommy Burnside
John Cavarrett
Ron Musgrove
Butch Ellis
Ferris Platt
Leslie Jenkins
Gay
Jon Jones
Mike Messick
Doug Wagner
Kollmeyer
Genato Salinas
LaGrappe
Ganders
RBL
Cavarretta
Jeff Tackie
Urchin
Kolmeyer
Bill Blanton
Kolimeyer
Tommy
McLemore
Hammond- Howell
REL
Kyle Fullick
Pat
Fullick
Jacket Stadium
AEL
Pete Sultis
Sultis
Ron Kramer
Ofense
Pat Urchin
Ferris (Choo) Platt
Gander
Platt
Ron) Waerleman
Douglas Wagner
Billy Wooster
Mark Moore
Victor Holloman
Ing
John Cavarretta
James Malloy
H&h Boys
Hamimond
Furlick
Gulf Coast
H&h
Hartman
Hammond Leads Port Arthur Past Baytown In 36 15 Victory
Port Arthur Jackets overpower Baytown 36 15 as Gary Hammond and Dennis Howell ignite the H and H backfield. Urchin adds 39 carries for 103 yards and a TD while Hammond’s 32 rushing yards and a 15 yard passing line highlight adominant performance.
Brazosport Leads District 124A With Big Upset Wins
The Brazosport exporters ignited District 124A with a loud warning as they bombed Stephen F Austin 340 and posted five wins and four losses on Friday night. Port Arthur ranked No. 3 in 4A throttled Robert E. Lee 36-15 while Galveston Ball beat Beaumont French 6-0 and Texas City upset San Antonio Lee 9-0. Next Friday features Sam Rayburn at Brazosport among district openers slated for Oct 18.
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District 124A
Stephen F_ Austin
Loop
South Houston
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Pasadena
Port Neches
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Baytown Lee
Sam Ray‘burn
Galveston Ball
Beaumont French
Houston Jones
Sam Rayburn
Ball High
Sterling
Deer Park
la Marque
Texas City
Robert E. Lee
Texas City i
Galveston
Id South Houston
South Park
S. F. Austin
San Antonio
Lee
MacArthur
Port Arthur
Smiley
Port Eee
Madison
Deer Ark
Powerful Mustangs In 26-7 Win Over Bulldogs
ROSENBERG SP Lam(a) Consolidated Mustangs roll as a top 3A team with a 26-7 victory over La Porte Bulldogs. Lamar breaks a 7-6 halftime tie when John Williams scores on a 3-yard run. Eli Carmack sparks La Porte with a 36-yard run, but a fumble stalls the drive. Lamar answers with a 22-yard McCaughey to Mims pass and a Williams 5-yard score. Final: Lamar 26 La Porte 7. Key players: John Williams, Randy Mims, Eli Carmack, Homer Brasher, Mike Schreckenbach.
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Sterling
Rangers
Mne- Arthur Generals
Memorial Stadium
Te Generals
Texas
Generals
Generals of Houston
Aldine
Donald McBroom
Rex Fisher
MacArthur
Ranger
Mike Manley
Ricky Hart
Hart
Mike Molaison
Roland Kuc Ja
O. E Downing
Ken Alderson
John Odneal
Jerry Acosta
Mélvin
Bo) Green
Manley
Mustang
Lamar
la Porte
Mike Schreckenbach
Richard McCaughey
Randy Mims
Mims
McCaughey
John Williams
Barry Wood
Wallace
Wood
Eli Carmack
Homer Brasher
Bulldogs
Ken Butler
Mike Whitton
David Smith
Deer Park Golfer Miss Mary Lou Dill to be Honored Saturday
Miss Mary Lou Dill 1967 national Women s Amateur champion will be honored at a 6 p.m. banquet by the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce at Deer Park Junior High School. Mayor Earl Dunn proclaims Saturday Mary Lou Dill Day in Deer Park. she is a Deer Park High School graduate and longtime resident with multiple 1965 66 titles and the 1967 national amateur crown.
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Mary Lou Dill
Wirener
Deer Park
Miss Dill
Deer Park High Schol
Houston
Humble Country Club
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