Texas schoolboy football top teams clash as Brazoswood tumbles
In Class 4A the Brazoswood loss shakes the No. 1 ranking while Sherman and Houston Kashmere post big wins. Odessa Permian, Abilene, and Port Neches-Groves push up the Top Ten as other contenders lose or win by wide margins. Class 3A and 2A results reshuffle the standings with multiple upsets and blowouts across the state.
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Interception Paces Warren Past Huffman
Warren Warriors win 24-14 over Huffman Falcons after a 76 yard interception return and a late third quarter TD. Warren outs rush Huffman 233 to 148 while Huffman leads in first downs and passing yards amid multiple turnovers and penalties.
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Dayton Broncos Rally For 18 10 Victory Over Livingston Lions
Dayton Broncos 18 Livingston Lions 10 in Friday night football. After trailing 10 0 in the first quarter Dayton surged in the second quarter scoring two touchdowns including a 30 yard pass from Roger Bell to Oscar Ligons. Fullback Broderick Amey gained 105 yards on 27 carries and scored Dayton s first TD. A second half punt block by Livingston set up a Dayton touchdown. Dayton travels to Lumberton next week.
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Texas City Stingarees Top Deer Park 26 16 In Non-District Clash
Texas City sophomore Clarence Caldwell sparked a 19 point second quarter, including a 62 yard TD run, as the Stingarees beat Deer Park 26 16 after a blocked punt safety and a Skyward field goal. Caldwell ran 14 times for 128 yards. Joe Kettler and Timmy Smith connected on drives that set up the late scoring. The Deer Park slide included a late comeback before falling to 1 L with Dulles next.
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Evert Wins 100th Clay Match After Slow Rally
Chris Evert powered past Mirna Jansovec 6 3 6 1 at the West Side Tennis Club to reach the U S Open women’s singles final against Evonne Goolagong in a six hour two minute marathon marked by rain delays and heat. Goolagong then defeated Dianne Fromboltz 7 4 6 0 to set up the same final. The day also featured ConnorsVil as and BorgNastase semis as part of the event’s prize heavy schedule.
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Barons Hire Harvy Howell as Assistant GM
The Cleveland Barons named former NHL defenseman Harvy Howell as assistant to General Manager Bill McCreary. Howell spent 17 seasons with the New York Rangers and 21 in the NHL, holding the Rangers record of 1,160 games played. He ends his playing career as a player coach in the WHA with the San Diego Mariners.
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Eaglettes edge Cubs 7 6 on Jones kick
Derrick Jones kicked a first quarter extra point that proved decisive as Barbers Hill junior varsity beat Anahuac 7 to 6. Mike Hamilton scored on a nine yard run, and Richie Hargraves threw a 13 yard TD pass to Mark Rowland, but the conversion failed and the Eaglettes held the lead.
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Fryman Sparks Phillies Past Pirates in Montreal Victory
Woodie Fryman struck out the Pirates in a 4-2 win for Montreal, extending his streak of dominance over Pittsburgh. The 36 year old lefty, now with the Expos after waivers sent him from Philadelphia, improved his record against Pittsburgh this season with a nine hitter. The Pirates dropped their 15th game in 18, while Philadelphia shed another loss in a string of troubles.
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Pros Ready To Play For Real
The article notes Seattle and Tampa Bay debuting in the NFL 57th season with new conference alignments. Seattle hosts St. Louis in a regular season opener while Tampa Bay faces Houston, with veteran QBs Bill Munson and Steve Spurrier listed on rosters.
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Twins Roll Over Royals in 18-3 rout
The Minnesota Twins crushed the Kansas City Royals 18-3 after Royals leader was ejected in the third. Whitey Herzog argued a play and was tossed by umpire Russ Goetz as Minnesota poured in 14 unanswered runs to turn a 4-0 deficit into a lopsided loss.
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Wind Water and Tides Coastal Update by Chester Rogers
Galveston Bay waters turn choppy with 3 to 5 foot offshore waves and east winds 10 to 16 mph. Galveston beach water at 85 degrees hosts two Sunday high tides at 3 15 a m and 7 23 p m with a low at 12 13 p m. Monday brings two highs at 3 26 a m and 8 42 p m and two lows at 12 18 p m and 12 54 a m. Trinity Bay yields catches from M Butch Moody and John Egielski totaling 180 pounds of specs four to eight pounds. Galveston piers report big mackral and speckled trout with bull redfish. flounder improve near Santa Fe slip and Bolivar north jetty. Sam Rayburn bass skew Kentucky. shallow early late topwater, boats suspend 22 to 24 feet by day. Lake Livingston sees black bass near Big John’s Camp. Crappie in Hardison Slough at 30 to 35 feet.
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