Ganders Face Baytown's Strongest Test Yet
Baytown prepares to meet Spring Branch with a tough defense that limited the Ganders to 135 rushing yards and 6-of-14 pass attempts. Star halfback Gilbert rushed for 149 yards on 7 carries, while Baytown’s defense pressured quarterback Gary Lockhart, contributing to two fumbles and a key fourth down stop.
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Baytown Varsity Quintet Triumphs In Nonsensical Bout
Baytown’s team won a chaotic Saturday night game at Memorial Stadium against Spring Branch Sophomores 200 to 0, highlighting a strong defense and three Ganders touchdowns led by Dwight Denson’s 10 and 30 yard runs.
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Bears Upset Packers In Week One Defensive Stand Steals Show
Bears defense stifled Green Bay as Bob Jencks limited Starr passes and held the Packers to 77 rushing yards in a 10-3 upset. Frank Ryan and Jim Brown starred elsewhere as other Week One results rolled in, with Giants and Steelers close behind in a busy NFL Sunday.
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SWC Opens Football Campaign With Five Still In Action
Five of eight Southwest Conference schools begin play in the opening week as Texas, Texas A&M, Arkansas, TCU and others face LSU Kansas Oklahoma State and Washington State. Texas seeks revenge on LSU after last season's Texas A&M loss, while Baylor Rice SMU Houston and Baylor schedule tougher nonconference games.
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The Minors or The Exsociete? playoff notes
In a sparse report from a Texas League playoff event at San Antonio rain interrupted play. The text records unclear team names like Minors and Exsociete with a final score fragment of 52 to 1 and mentions conditions at 1405 local time.
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Oilers Test Fire The Bomb In 26 Point Win Over Broncos
Houston finally shows the offensive spark of the Bomb, rallying past Denver 24 to 14 for their first AFL victory of 1966. George Blanda hooks 15 of 31 passes for 210 yards, with Charlie Hennigan blazing on a 46 yard grab and a late-yard push as Houston widens its league mark to 1-1. Denver’s Vic Groman, returning to Jeppesen Stadium, shines briefly but fails to score, while teammates scramble to sustain the Oilers’ renewed pace and potential.
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Ford’s 23rd Win Keeps Yanks Ready for October
By Jack Hand Ford of the Yankees pitched a no hitter through seven and earned win number 23 as New York beat Minnesota 2 1. The victory keeps the Yankees pennant race, possible World Series matchup against Dodgers or Cardinals, and Rust fear in check as teams jockey for position. Minnesota dropped to third. Chicago and Washington weathered rainouts. Orioles edged Detroit 2 1 on a triple play era note, Boston beat Kansas City 3 1 in a homer filled day.
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Card-Dodger Showdown Sets NL pennant race
Houston swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets as both games ended in losses for New York. Dick Farrell, Chris Zachary and Hal Woodeshick combined on a three hitter in the opener. In the second game John Werkly and Rusty Staub homered for Houston, while Choo Choi Coleman hit a two run homer for the Mets. The set up a three game series between Dodgers and Cardinals as each vies for the pennant with St Louis riding a 10 game win streak.
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