Ganders rally past LaMarque 13 6 in Friday clash
Robert E Lee Ganders overcome LaMarque Tigers 13 6 after trailing 6 0 entering the fourth period. Justin Hollmeyer pass to Cavarella and Garcia sparks the rally with 109 yard back Pat Orchin and Genaro Salinas adding key scores and a late Orchin TD sealing the non league win.
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Bill Hartman
Robert
E. Lee Ganders
LaMarque Tigers
Pete Sultis
Ganders
Justin Hollmeyer
John Cavarella
Tino Garcia
Pat Orchin
Kollmeyer
Orechin
Leslie Jenkins
Justin
Cavarrella
Tiger
LaMarque
Huffman
Cavarretita
Cuellar And Astros Split Twin Bill
Mike Cuellar pitched five innings of one hit ball in the opener but took his 11th loss after Ken Boswell doubled. In the nightcap Jerre Buchek slugged two three run homers driving the Mets to an 8 3 victory, as Houston stubbornly stayed out of last place. Catcher Ron Brand had three RBIs for the Astros in the first game.
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Henry Holcomb
Galveston
Ross Sterling Rangers
Paydirt
Rangers
Ranger
Jerry Acosta
Harold Thigpin
Chuck Clinton
Richard Reed
Islanders
Acosta
Lance
Thigpin
Sterling
Booker
Washington
Green Bay Packers
Henry King
Ranger Martin
King
Mike Arena
Martin
Booker T_ Washington
Ronnie Webb
QO. E. Downing
Ronnie Smith
Joe Denke
Denke
Booker T. Washington
Booker T
Ricky Hart
Hart
Mike Manley
Melvin
Bo" Green
Ken Alderson
Manley
Army
Air Force
Man
Bobby Maxey
Mike Molaison
Ball
Brew York
Mike Cuellar
Astros
Jess Ball
Ken Boswell
Mets
Jerre Buchek
New York
Houston
Ron Brand
Ganders Rally To Stun La Marque In Comeback Win
The Ganders beat La Marque 13 46 in a wild home comeback led by Eddie Contreras who delivered a key kickoff collision and touchdown. Captain Burnside Platt and Weaver anchored a stout defense as Cavarretta Urchin Kollmeyer and Garcia contributed big plays. Next week the Ganders travel to Brazosport seeking a second straight win.
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Tino Garcia
Garcia
Tiger
Genaro Salinas
AEL
Orchin
Salinas
Tommy Burn
Side
Choo Platt
LaMaraque
Tigers
Kent Branstetter
Ricky Russell
Branstetter
Russell
Sultis
Tony Garcia
Steve Weaver
Victor
Holloman
Douglas Wagner
Bert Contreras
Cavarrella
Platt
Burnside
Ganders
Brazosport
Robert E. Lee
el ‘Oom
Las Marque
Eddie Conteras
ABL
Contreras
Geld
Gary Dunbar
Justin Kalimeyer
Rel
Tommy Burnside
Ferris (Choo) Platt
Reon Kramer
Albert Contreras
Victor Holloman
Doug Wagner
Weaver
Kramer
Kevin Lounsberry
Tony
Pat
Kyle Fullick
Barry Brunson
la Marque
Urchin
Laddie Pokorny
Laddie
Major League Standings and Results Recap
The Associated Press reports National League standings with St Louis leading, followed by San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Atlanta. Clinched pennant, Friday results feature Houston, New York, Chicago, St Louis, and Los Angeles among others. American League leaders Minnesota Boston Detroit Chicago California Cleveland Baltimore Washington New York Kansas City. Schedule notes games today and tomorrow across both leagues.
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Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
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Pittshurch
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Detroit
California
Clevland
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Washington
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Mornier
124A Yardstick Still Undefeated Three Schools
Three District 124A teams remain undefeated as Texas City and Brazosport beat Sam Rayburn and Trojans while Galveston clubs threaten. Standings show Brazosport, Texas City, and Galveston leading in a tight race ahead of next week’s zone games.
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Galveston County
Sam Rayburn Texans
Galveston Tors
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Sterling Rangers
South Houston Trojans
Robert E. Lea Ganders
la Marque Tigers
Pasadena
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Galveston
South Houston
Sterling
Rangers Fall To Ball High In Close Galveston Clash
Galveston Ball High defeated Sterling 87 with a late surge as Henry King connected with Joe Denke for the tying TD and a two point conversion. Ball High players Denke King and several defenders starred as Sterling battled hard behind Ken Alderson and standout Jerry Acosta.
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Sun Sports
Galveston
Roland Kudla
Rangers
Ball High Tors
Tors
Sterling
Henry King
Joe Denke
Ball High
Kudla
Gilbert Lampkin
Oz Hughes
Hosses
E. Downing
Norley Bickley
Jimmy Welch
Louis Guidry
James Boswell
Bobby Maxey
Sonny Rougeau
Ken Alderson
Jerry Acosta
van Childress
Steve Kysar
Ronnie Smith
Richard Reed
Ronnie Webb
Bill Hargraves
Richard Marquis
Chuck Clinton
Harold Thigpen
Bruce Martin
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