Ganders Ride To Port Neches In Key Friday Clash
Robert E Lee Ganders travel to Indian Stadium for a 7 30 pm Friday game against Port Neches. Both teams opened with losses last week REL 13 6 to Spring Branch Port Neches 21 14 to Sam Rayburn. Injuries plague REL as three regulars sit out with Mc Clendon and Chandler limited.
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REL death by own action Squad Tops Westchester
Spring Branch offense shines as the REL Suiciders rout Westchester Junior Varsity 3 21. Five ABL players score with Fred Wilson twice on a 6 yard punt return and a 9 yard sweep. Dennis Pokluda Doug Cavarr ella Jerry Jamison and John Mosley add TDs while David Hardy kicks three extra points. Defensive standouts noted.
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Dennis Pokluda
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John Mosley
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David Hardy
QB Sparks Rebels To 136 Decision
Roy Hutchins used backup quarterback David Hurst to spark the Rebels past Westchester Sophomores 136. Hurst threw two TD passes, including one to Thomas Hart for a 6-6 halftime tie, with Nick Jered delivering the go-ahead score in the fourth. Offensive line and defense received high praise as Jamison and Cavarretta topped 100 rushing yards. The Rebels meet the Stingaree Sophomores at 5 p.m. Thursday in Texas City.
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Lee Armstrong
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Tim Dodson
David Chamberlain
Jamison
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Chargers Roll Over Texas City Blocker 9-0 at Memorial Stadium
Robert E. Lee freshmen swept the showdown as Gary Harrington's Chargers stifled Texas City Blocker. Brent Brunson scored on a Byard reception from Mike DeHoyos. Jacob Holloman added the extra point. Ussery blocked a punt. Harrington praised defense and listed top players on both lines and backs. The Chargers meet Fry Junior at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Texas City.
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Fry Junior
Deer Park Wins Big Over Madison Marlins 49 12
Deer Park in Houston's Butler Field dominates Madison Marlins 49 to 12. Quarterback Mike Mc Culloch stars with four rushing touchdowns and a passing score, plus two extra points. Deer Park totals 39 carries for 87 yards and 37 yards in offense while Madison gains 221 yards. Other Deer scores include a 2 yard TD pass to Bo Turner, a 2 yard run by Bob Langham, and a 1 yard score by George Singer. South Houston Trojans beat Houston Jones 21-7.
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Cougars Face Underdog Challenge in Texas Clash
Big Red predicts a Texas victory as Houston seeks to blunt the Longhorns’ backfield power. Bill Bradley must rebound for Texas, while Paul Gipson and Carlos Bell supply Houston explosiveness. TX 21, HOU 7 forecasts color the SWC Saturday slate with Baylor, SMU, A&M, Rice, TCU, Arkansas, OK State, Cincinnati, and Tech also in action.
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Route to Port Neches for Gander fans
School officials provide driving directions for fans traveling to the AEL Port Neches game. Travel I 10 to Winnie then Highway 73. About 10 to 12 miles past Winnie turn left on Highway 364 to downtown Port Neches. At the last light turn right. the stadium at 125 Merriman is visible. About 1.5 hours drive.
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Niners to Decide on Daniels Signing by Monday
San Francisco officials indicated they would decide by Monday whether to sign Clem Daniels the A F L s top rusher. The club said it had an informal contract deal with Daniels who reportedly earned about 35000 a year with the Oakland Raiders since 1961.
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Vols Dominate Fry Junior 31-0 At Texas City
Sterling Volunteers explode for a 31-0 win over Fry Junior in Texas City as 58 players see action. Key scores come from Rus sell Clark on an early 1-yard pass, Larry Arnold from four, Melvin Dubose 10-yard TD run, and Tommy Sanchez eight-yard keeper. Clark adds extra points. defense yields two safeties.
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Golfer Clyde Johnson Cards Four Aces at Palm Springs
Clyde Johnson scored his first golf hole-in-one on a 26th birthday round at Palm Springs Municipal while facing Morris Carr. He added two more aces later against Carl and achieved a fourth ace on Thursday against Carl’s son Ray on the 153-yard par-3 first hole.
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Blue Devil Offense Stalls in 40-0 Loss at Stephen F. Austin JV
HOUSTON Sp. Th Ross Sterling Blue Devils turned the ball over repeatedly in a 40-0 setback to Stephen F. Austin JV. Two interceptions a fumbled kickoff and a blocked punt led to four touchdowns as the Devils, shut out for a second straight game, struggled to mount any sustained offense. Coach Marvin Guy praised the defense but noted fatigue from the bigger SFA squad. The Devils return to a Saturday schedule next week at Port Neches at 2 p.m. with a home date against Aldine MacArthur JV on Oct. 5 at Memorial Stadium.
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