Rangers Face Ball High In Tough Galveston Clash
Sterling Rangers, 2-0, travel Friday at 7:30 pm to Galveston to meet Ball High in a key 124A district showdown. Ball, 2-0 after beating Pasadena and beating Deer Park, eyes an upset against the Rangers led by QB Mike Manley and end Bobby Maxey. Washington of Ball is the district’s top threat, while Sterling relies on a steady defensive effort to extend its winning streak.
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Carl Becker
Bobby Maxey
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Raymond Gonzales
Norley Bickley
This Week's Grid Calendar Football Schedule
Friday matchups include Robert E Lee versus LaMarque at 7:30 p.m. Sterling hosts Galveston Ball at 7:30 p.m. La Porte welcomes Bay City. Dayton at Liberty. Anahuac participates. Kinkaid. Barbers Hill hosts Friendswood. Crosby visits Tomball. Channelview hosts Santa Fe. Deer Park welcomes Pasadena. Saturday features Baytown versus Highlands at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Carver at Cedar Bayou at 9 a.m. Horace Mann open.
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Probable Starting Lineup For Renger Defense
Probable starting defense for Renger lists Hargraves Childress Smith Webb Reed Kyser Marquis Thigpen Martin Acosta Clinton across the front and secondary. Pors defense features Cook Martinez Mullen Perry Layton Hurshey Gonzales Anderson Gaona Alexander Denke with a mix of linemen and backs.
Blue Devils Lose 26 0 to Ball High Tors
Sterling Blue Devils fall 26 to 0 at home as Ball High Tors score in the first third and fourth quarters. Coach Al Dennis cites too many mistakes and fumbles while praising defenders Raymond Robinson Ted Hazelwood and backs Arnold Castillo Fred Bowen Thad Cartwright plus QB Jerry Hance for solid play. JV also fumbled four times in loss to Deer Park. Next week Sterling faces La Marque Tigers seeking first win.
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Deer Park Seeks second win after first win over Pasadena
Deer Park head coach Jim Amos says the team is in good shape for its game with Pasadena, aiming to stop the speedy Lanny White and powerful Steve Kerbow. Sophomores Mike McCulloch Reggie Nalley Jimmy Stephens and Bob Langham step in on offense with Baggett and Torno among starters as district 124A games loom.
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Rebels rout La Marque as Chargers fall short
Rebels win 60-0 over La Marque with dominant ground attack and big plays. David Martinez scampered 30 yards for a third quarter score while Rickey Jordan opened the scoring with a one yard run.
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David Martinez
Sterling Freshmen Fall To Pesadena Eagles 28 0
Sterling’s Volf freshman team was shut out by the Pasadena Eagles 28 to 0 on Thursday night. Coach Leo Hechler criticized lack of focus while Pasadena capitalized on a 12 play opening drive for the first score. The Eagles added two more TDs in the second and two in the third, with one PAT and a failed PAT on the night.
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Red Sox and Twins Share AL Lead in Rain-Delayed Wins
Boston salvages a 5-4 win after a soggy finish as Gary Bell, 13-12, watches from the clubhouse. Minnesota also wins 4-0, with Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva homering and Jim Merritt pitching two hits. The pair sit atop the American League as Detroit and Chicago trail.
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SWC Crystal Ball Ponies Lead SWC Week
John Black previews South West Conference non conference showdowns with SMU’s upset of Texas A&M, Baylor’s loss to Colorado, and Texas facing USC. He notes Texas, SMU, Rice, TCU, Tech, Arkansas, Baylor and others set for key Saturday clashes and highlights LSU’s defense and Syracuse’s visit to Baylor.
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