Bruins Monster Wrecks Ganders In December Pace
Baytown's Bears dominated a hot September night through forceful defense and a fumble recovery spree. Darrell Tully sparked the Bruin attack, aiding a desperately needed win as Baytown pressured Ganders with a tough, Christmas‑flavored finish. Fans may pack Memorial Stadium next Friday for Port Arthur contest curiosity.
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Babby Smith
Fem
Baytown
Mamma
Papa Bear
Darrell ‘Tully
Bears
Ginders
Bear defense foils Ganders as fumbles plague Baytown
Baytown’s defense dominates while the Ganders struggle with fumbles in the center quarterback exchange. Poor snapping and misaligned wing and guard blocks disrupt the Gander offense, leaving Baytown with a 32 yard net offense and a defensive showcase. Port Arthur scouting hints at similar tactics next game.
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Baytown
Bay-bles
Bear Victown
Baytonians
Port Neches Nanus
Branc
Arkansas
Alclades
Rover
Bruin
Bear
Ganders
Bears
David Mangum
Pat Pest
Richard Gresham
David Conway
Gresham
Port Arthur
Wings
McCollum Sparks Barbers Hill to 14-0 Victory
Eagles defeated East Chambers 14-0 as Randy McCollum led a 49-yard drive ending with a 7-yard score in the second period. Kilgore starred on the ground and in punting with 58 yards on seven carries and two punts for 44-yard average. Glenn Cotton key interception preserved the shutout with Barbers Hill’s defense holding the Buccaneers.
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Don McLeod
Mont Belvieu
Enrenareren Sloluumi
Eagles
Barbers Hill Jed
East Chambers
Eagle
McCollum
Bucs
Promised Land
Barbers
Hill
Ped
Glenn Cotton
Barbers Hill
Ronnie Cotton
Randy Bush
Kilgore
Munson
Barbers Hill — McColum
Barbers Hill — McCollum
Be a Boston Red Sox Edge Yankees 4-1 Behind Radatz
Dick Radatz impressed in relief, striking out Mantle and Maris as Boston beat New York 4-1 to cut the Yankees lead to four games with 12 left. Clinton, Nixon, and Malzone provided key offense while Ralph Terry took the loss. The Twins, Angels, and Dodgers won as AL and NL races showed tight margins.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Boston
Gene Conley
Frank Sullivan
Dick Radatz
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Vic Power
George Banks
Dick Stigman
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Angels
Twing
Radatz
Bill Monbouquette
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Mantle
Maris
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Joel Horlen
Dom Zanni
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ralph Terry
Dick Donovan
Power
Banks
Stigman
Chuck Essegian
Jim Fregosi
Dean Chance
Tigers
Vic Wertz
Larry Osborne
Chance
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Terry Fox
Horlen
Senators
Zanni
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Dave Stenhouse
Denver Louisville Open Playoff Finale Clash
Denver and Louisville meet in a best of seven finale for the American Association playoff championship. Denver swept Omaha 3-1 to reach the final while Louisville dominated Indianapolis 3-0 to advance.
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Denver
Louisville
Hans
Omaha
Indianapolis
Hamlin Bids For Title Of Spoiler
Wichita Falls barely escaped Lubbock 20-14 to remain unbeaten as Hamlin overwhelmed Childress 20-0. The night featured upsets across classes with Thomas Jefferson tying Highland Park 6-6, Spring Branch beating Baytown 9-0, Borger defeating San Angelo 18-13, and Donna strong in AA. Albany beat Merkel 30-12 as Dumas, Corpus Christi Ray, and Houston Lamar prepared next games.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Hamlin
Lubbock
Sammy Milam
Mickey Maroney
Coyotes
Childress
Pied Pipers
Thomas Jefferson
Dallas
Highland Park
Spring Branch
Baytown
Borger
San Angelo
Denver City
AAA Peres
Sweetwater
Breckenridge
San Antonio Jefferson
Abilene
Waco
Corsicana
Stamford
Cisco
Bulldogs
Donna
Indians
Rio Grande City
Albany
Olney
Merkel
Dumas
Amarilla Palo Duro
Corpus Christi Ray
Houston Lamar
Corpus Christi
Highlands Jamboree Horse Show Lets Entries Soar
The Highlands 4 H Club sponsors a horse show at 11 a.m. Saturday Sept 22 as part of Highlands Jamboree. J A Gentry chairs the event with prizes and ribbons, entry fee 31 per class. Adults and youths may enter, parade opens at 10 a.m., barbecue dinner at noon, talent show and queen contest at 7 30 p.m. Ten divisions include halter shag pony and performance classes.
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Highlands 4-H Club
J. A. Gentry
Texas high school football scores fromEl Paso to Houston
A long list of football results from Texas and nearby areas shows school teams across El Paso, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Laredo districts posting varied scores. Notable entries include Jefferson over El Paso Irvin 20 51, Fort Worth Eastern Hills 30 over Yslela, Dallas Kimball 15 over Dallas Ademson 7, and Dallas Woodrow 44 over Denison 0.
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Paso Austin
Las Cruces
Carisbad
N.M
el Paso
Sowie
Paso Jefferson
Irvin
Paso Tech
Alamogordo
M.M
Fort Worth
Eastern Hills
Yslela
San Antonio
Pampa
Bel Air
Sve
Dallas
Woodrow WI
Denison
Durant
Okla
Bryan Adams
Eaten
Greenville
McKinney
Richardson O. Sherman
Gainesville
Longview
Lufkin
Palestine
Marshall
Eine
Texarkana
Jacksonville & Tyler
Paris
Tyler Lee
Conroe
Galena Park
Houston
Milby
Texas City
Reagan
Mouston Farr
Mouston
Sor
Jackls
Westbury
Smiley
Aldine
Jeff Davis
Spring Branch
Baytown
Braymont
Austin
Travis Killeen
San Antonio Burbank
Mouton Waltria
Temple
Waca
Corsicana
Corpus Christi Millerme
Brownsville
San Benito
Autin
Wildcats Take second win as Bulldogs upset Angleton
La Porte led 3 26 left in the first quarter on a 3 yard run by Ronnie Owens, but Angleton dominated the game. Wildcats secured their second victory of the season in a 20 14 loss for the Bulldogs, who fought hard against the heavier foe.
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Elsle Moore
Angleton
la Porte
Wildcats
Bulldogs
Ronnie Owens
Bulldogs Rally Past Angleton In Simulated Late NFL Prelude
La Porte Bulldog David Hutchins starred with a 43 yard punt return setting up a tying score. Angleton led 14 6 after Anugleton and Faickney connected before La Porte surged with Owens 1 yard TD and Hutchins reception tied game. NFL season preview notes Packers Browns favored to reach December title plus other inter conference matchups and early league schedule details.
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David Hutchins
Bulldogs
la Porte
Angleton
Anugleton
Bubba Faickney
Richard Buehta
Gerry Gundy
Bulldog
Gundy
Wildcats
Pat Heffernan
Faickney
Buchta
Angieton
Fighting Bulldogs
Ted Strange
Jack Clary
Associated Press
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Cleve Jane Browns
Heffernan
Javeck
Hthe Speed Merchant
Browns
de Ton
Wildcat
Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis
Green Bay
Minnesota Vikings
Bruins roll as Baytown falters in hard fought clash
Baytown struggled to hold onto the football and faced a relentless Spring Branch defense. The Bruins capitalized with fumbles and solid rushing, gaining 76 yards in the fourth quarter while Baytown’s offense stalled. Ganders’ Richard Gresham led with 10 rushing yards and a 1-yard reception as Spring Branch pressured Baytown throughout. The article ends with a line noting the wife of William Henry Harrison, who never resided in the White House.
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Hargraves
Conway
Ruatiing
Die
Gresham
Wilson
Alford
Barwell
Yoo
Phillins
Hall
Baytown Alford
Rc Ya
Lushing Rincon
Parker Ae
Rincon Loele Conway
Gresham Eachan
Wae
Halt
Lockhart Baeete
Sebastian
Peacock Avene
Hubbard
UL Wer
Ferguson
Terry Rushing
Hub- Alford
Seth
Vestal Balbard
Sebastien Tose Ofiter
Rushing
Hunter
Gararae Eee Bey
Kinsey
Aobles
Pearene Id
Guray Hall
Case -Ti
Vestal
Wilson Githirt
Gilbert Eee
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Spring Branch
Richard Vestal
Frank Terry
Arkansas
Bob Barnett
Barry Sides
Vernon Kinsey
Don Champion
Bruin
Bears
Melvin Heckler
John Cunningham
George Ferguson
Loris Broussard
Mike Ferrell
Bear
Chris Alford
Ganders
Richard Gresham
Wiliam Henry Harrison
White House
Harrison
Pitt Miami Open 1962 Season With TV Showdown
Associated Press notes the 1962 college football season kickoff as Pitt faces Miami in the first Game of the Week telecast from Pitt Stadium. Key players Mira and Traficant are highlighted in a potential pass duel. Both teams bring many returning lettermen as Miami aims to rebound after a Liberty Bowl bid and Pitt seeks early success.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Pitt
Miami
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Pitt Stadium
CBS
George Mira
Mian
Jim Traficant
Marcelino Huerta
Wichita
Hank Feldberg
Louisville
Hardin-Simmons
Jack Thomas
Howard McChesney
Tulsa
Hardin - Simmons
Thomas
Wyoming
Western Athletic Conference
Lloyd Eaton
Bob Devaney
Montana State
Presbyterian
Clyde Earhardt
Furman
Dave Hopmann
Iowa State
Drake
Cyclones
Letterroen
Hurricanes
Mira
Hensing Pitt
Traficant
Utah State
San Jose State
Villanova
Westchester State
George Washington Vmi
Lynchburg
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Citadel
Florida State
Richmond
East Carolina
Brigham Young
University of Pacl
New Mexico State
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Tulsa Wins Texas League Title For Second Time
Tulsa clinched the Texas League playoff championship for the second time in three seasons by defeating Austin 8-3 to win the final series 3-1. Marv Mecklenburg pitched eight innings of one run relief and Tulsa batted for 10 hits including three homers. Jeoff Lane and Johnny Lewis homered as Tulsa jumped ahead 3-0 in the first. Ray Gomez homered for Austin in the ninth. Joe Patterson added a two run homer for Tulsa in the eighth.
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New York
Pete
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicage
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas
Cy Ras
Washington
Chicago
Nial
Kansas City
Bening
Ores
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francico
St Louis
American Association
Denver
Tulsa
Austin
Oilers
Marv Mecklenburg
Jeoff Lane
Johnny Lewis
Ray Gomez
Joe Patterson
Brown Supporters Open San Francisco Office
In San Francisco a Republican group backing Gov. Edmund G. Brown opens headquarters to aid his re election bid against Nixon. Supporters defend the campaign and criticize perceived misrepresentation while Brown campaign leaders weigh responses. An unrelated note mentions an estimated $10 million stolen from banks by employees annually.
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San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Republican
Pat Brown
Alan H. Nicholas
Brown
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