Lee JV Extends Winning Streak With 35-6 Victory
Lee Junior Varsity defeated South Houston 35-6 at Memorial Stadium to extend its win streak to 11 games and 18 of 20 overall. Key plays included a 60-yard punt return by Mike Polk and five successful extra points by Criss Dippel. Defensive standouts included interceptions by Joe Rivera and fumble recoveries by Mike Henderson, James Griffith, Johnny Horton, and Dennis Greenwalt. Lee returns after a bye week on Oct. 5 against Smiley at Memorial Stadium.
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Lee
Memorial Stadium
South Houston
Mike Polk
Criss Dippel
Galena Park
Dippel
Polk
Jess Laird
Joe Rivera
Mike Henderson
James Griffith
Johnny Horton
Dennis Greenwalt
Smiley
Galena Park Tops Ross Sterling in Freshmen Football Clash
Galena Park handed the Ross Sterling Volunteers their first defeat of the season at Cedar Bayou on Thursday afternoon. Sterling’s Carlos Gonzales opened with an 80 yard kickoff return for a TD, but the PAT failed as Galena Park claimed the win.
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Ross Sterling
Cedar Bayou
Galena Park
Sterling
Carlos Gonzales
Ryan Leads Angels Past Royals 4-2 as Ryan Wins 17th
Nolan Ryan tossed six innings allowing four runs and 10 hits for the California Angels. Bob Oliver took the loss while Alvin’s Ryan A. slugged a homer and a triple, contributing 3 RBIs in Anaheim. Lee Stanton collected a double and two singles as Roger Nelson yielded four runs. The Angels built a 4-2 lead with a two-run rally in the sixth inning capped by Ryan’s productive day.
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Anaheim
Bob Oli
Lee Stanton
Roger Nelson
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Kansas
City Royals
Oliver
Ryan
Softball results roll up with multiple scores and hitters
A's beat Second Baptist 15 to 4 as Wilson earns the win and Coffey the loss. Marquis Bays and others homer and triple for A's. Baytown Medical Center dominates Marathon Tankers 11 to 0 with Youngblood winning. Big Red Machine defeats Jim Ball 9 to 7 with Issacks getting the win and Har grove the loss. Jim Ball leads with triples and homers for multiple teams. A's 9 Super Canners 6. Wilson wins, Rain loses. Shakeys A’s Castile and Super Canners Henderson each slug a triple or homer. No games Friday. Pittsburgh notes: Pirates farm teams capture class A titles Salem and Niagara Falls. Charleston and Sherbrooke finish close behind.
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Second Baptist
Wilson
Coffey
Marquis
Bays
Baytown Medical Center
Marathon Tankers
Youngblood
Humphrey
Big Red Machine
Jim Ball
Issacks
Hargrove
Holmes
Albright
Chinquapin
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Salem
Niagara Falls
Charleston
Sherbrooke
Rebels In Third Win In A Row At Pasadena
Lee's Rebels captured their third straight victory by beating South Houston 6 0 in a sophomore football game. The lone score came in the second quarter on a Mike Zeglin to Mike Warner 18 yard pass. Strong defensive work came from Randy Mason Derrel Langley Jay Idoux and Lionel Jagnanan with Stanley Douglas praised for his backfield play. Lee resumes action October 5 with a trip to Houston.
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Pasadena
Lee's Rebels
Siemog
South Houston
Rebels
Mike Zeglin
Mike Warner
Randy Mason
Derrel Langley
Jay Idoux
Lionel Jagnanan
Stanley Douglas
Lee
Art
Houston
Smiley
Lee Frosh, North Shore tie on late play
North Shore salvaged an 88 tie with Lee Chargers after scoring on the last play and then two extra points. Lee, now 1-1-1, had Lee Murphy run seven yards for a second‑period TD and connect with Joe Rodriguez for the point after.
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Galena Park
North Shore
Gutty Lee Chargers
Lee
Memorial Stadium
Forest Brook
Chargers
Lee Murphy
Murphy
Joe Rodriguez
North Shores
Allen Mason
Mike Wood
Pi-Yi Mayor
James Rockmore
Troy McCauley
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Briefing
National League East standings show Pittsburgh and New York within games of lead as Montreal and Philadelphia trail. Oakland leads West while San Francisco and Los Angeles fight for wild cards. American League features Boston, Detroit, and New York near top with Kansas City and California close behind. Saturday’s matchups list Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at St. Louis among others.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
California
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Oakland
Texas
Ex-Walker Cupper Hyndman Leads Semi finals in Seniors Amateurs
Akron Ohio AP William Hyndman III advances to the U S G A Seniors Amateurs semifinals as Ernest Pieper meets Richard Price and L W Oehrig faces Hyndman in 1 up matches to decide Friday’s finalists for Saturday’s finals.
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Akron, Ohio
William Hyndman III
Ernest Pieper
L.W. Oehrig
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Richard Price
Wichita
Kan
U.S.G.A
Pieper
Price
Hyndman
Oehrig
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