Baytown Sun High School Grid Notes and Game Referencs
Deer Park tops La Porte 13 to 12 in a thriller. Stallworth exults over a light practice as Ganders recover from injuries. Donald Walker joins drills cautiously while Glenn Watson nears full strength for upcoming games. Trainers flag David Wallace likely out for Lamar clash but ready for next week.
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Bulldogs Rally To Beat Deer Park 13 12 In La Porte
The La Porte Bulldogs stunned Deer Park 13 12 after trailing 0 13 at halftime. Durwood Hayes and David Black sparked a second half comeback with a 60 yard TD pass and several key runs as Calvin Bussey recovered a fumble and Bussey faced a taped thumb. Deer Park quarterback Jimmy Carpenter led a strong first half, while Bulldog receivers and linemen provided the grit in a humid late game.
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Tommy Moser
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Harnest Powell
Uneman
Baytown AC Stages Third Fight Night at Club Gym
Baytown Athletic Club plans its third Fight Night at the gym on Market Street across from the old Baytown Post Office Monday night. Coach Ottomar Ziegler headlines a heavyweight main event between two top Houston boxers, with fighters from Port Arthur Galveston Bellaire and Houston clubs. Manuel Quijano is scratched from Monday’s card, and Lucas Vegas and Chick Rios have retired from boxing to join Baytown Junior High football.
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Chick Rios
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Baytown Boat Club Stages Final Fishing Races
The Baytown Boat Club hosts its last fishing boat races of the year at 1:30 p.m. Sunday on the Old River Race Course. Joe Eddleman of Baytown and Red Derden of Houston contest two events, with their feud expected to dominate the program. Admission is 25 cents, children free. Races will crown the year's individual trophy winners as leaders remain close.
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Cedar Bayou Bears Fall to Smiley 26 12
Cedar Bayou junior high under Coach George Perkins lost to Smiley at East Mont Houston. Darrell Johnson scored two long runs for Cedar Bayou, but Smiley added three more scores and two conversions. Johnson, Hardapree, Kore nek, and Bush starred on offense and defense. Cedar Bayou hosts Channelview next Saturday at 7:40 PM.
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Speer Leads Eagles Over Wills 39-13
Barbers Hill unleashed Gorden Speer 169 pounds of pace and power to propel the Eagles to a 39 13 victory over Willis at Eagle Stadium. Speer rushed for 101 yards, caught a TD pass, and scored twice on the ground. Hollis Naquin and Fitzhenry contributed key receptions and runs as Barbers Hill dominated 26 0 by halftime and rolled to the win.
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Baseball Standings Show Saturday Schedule Matches
Houston visits Oklahoma City while Shreveport travels to Fort Worth for Saturday baseball action. Teams vie for early lead as standings hinge on road outcomes and key matchups set across the schedule.
Crosby Buffs Triumph Over East Chambers In Opener
Crosby defeats East Chambers 34 to 12 at Crosby Stadium as Keene scores 16 points and Narvar leads a varied Crosby attack. The Buffalos’ backfield and line dominate, while East Chambers’ DeVillier and Dale rally for a late push. Crosby faces Barber Hill next Friday before district play at Dayton.
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Giles Rulings Spark Dodgers Triumph Amid Rhubarb
Baseball tale centers on Warren Giles ruling for the Brooklyn Dodgers over the Milwaukee Braves in a game halted by rain and Edna the hurricane. Dodgers win 2 to 1 in a controversial, suspended contest that could impact World Series money. Braves linger four games behind the Giants with playoff hopes fading.
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Houston and Fort Worth Take 2-1 TL Playoff Lead
United Press reports Houston and Fort Worth hold a 2-1 lead over Shreveport and Oklahoma City in the Texas League first round. Dick Rand and Rudy Paynich starred for Houston, with Rand delivering a three run double. George Lerchen tied Houston with a seventh inning homer. Oklahoma City and Shreveport rely on multiple pitchers as Fort Worth and Houston aim for series moves Saturday night games.
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