Cedar Bayou Bears Tangle With La Porte Bulldogs In Close Tie
Cedar Bayou and La Porte battled to a 6 6 tie as Freddy Cochran sparked the Bears with a 45 yard run to the nine yard line before Bishop scored. Cochran also ran a fading pass early, while a key block by Robbie Muckleroy helped clear the way for the Bears' drama.
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Cedar Bayon
Bob Barfield
Texas high school football powerhouses roll to wins
In Texas Friday night action top programs like Temple Lubbock Highland Park Breckenridge Baytown and Wichita Falls won as expected. Lubbock rebounded to beat Highland Park 33 to 20 while Temple edged Waco 27 to 19. Baytown defeated San Antonio Jefferson 34 to 7 and Wichita Falls beat Borger 34 to 7. Midland crushed Fort Worth Poly 61 to 19 and Lamesa fell 35 to 13. Pecos topped Wink 33 to 7 and Giddings blanked Bastrop 27 to 0. Arlington beat Irving 13 to 6 in Class AA. Donna won over Rio Grande City. Cedar Bayou and La Porte produced a hard fought game with key plays by James Spradling and Harold Woerner amid penalties and injuries.
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Hunting and fishing update from Colorado to Idaho
Hunters head north for elk deer bear and large game across Jackson Hole Idaho and Wyoming while antelope trips plan through Wyoming. Local predictions point to a good Colorado deer season as spring rains refreshed crops. Snappers and shrimp tails noted near Freeport Cedar Point and Reds Bayou. Rail and gallinule season opens with a 15 per day limit through October 30.
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F. A. Richardson
Tommy Morrison
Russell Bowles
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Dakotas
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Deer Country
College grid results sweep multiple matchups across conferences
Highlights include Boston College beating Richmond 14 to 7, Syracuse routing Boston University 21 to 3, and Southern California clocking 81 points against Northwestern. Numerous Texas high school scores follow, with Fort Worth Paschal, Fort Worth Wolf cave, and Lubbock, Abilene area teams posting wins.
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Dodgers May Use Erskine Roe In Relief For Series Opener
Brooklyn manager Chuck Dressen hinted a surprise starter for the first World Series game and said Carl Erskine and Preacher Roe could relieve for an inning or two and start again two days later. He noted Erskine might pitch up to three games, with Roe also available in relief, while Joe Black remains a strong option for the opener if rest limits affect the rookie.
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Chuck Dressen
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Miami
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Little Skipserthen
Billy Lees
Join Rutherford
Ben Wade
Ken Lehman
Officials and crew for the game listed
Referee George Minor of Rice served as head linesman W. W. Gross of Schreiner Institute. Umpire Gis Hameric of Ohio State Field Indge B C Burk of Stephen F. Austin officiated. Statistician Glenn Lowry from Lee College provided stats.
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Suggs Leads by Two Strokes in Debut Open Golf
Louise Suggs of Carrollton Ga holds a two stroke lead in the first annual 33.50 Striole Betty Jameson Open at Brackenridge Park San Antonio. Suggs shot 69 Friday to sit three under par with Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville Ga and professional Patty Berg of St Andrews TL close in the amateur and professional contention.
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Carrollton
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Pretty Good Dove Hunt Is Forecast In Texas
The Texas Game and Fish Commission forecasts a pretty good mourning dove hunt for the south zone opening next Wednesday. A good crop of birds and no expected cold weather were cited. cold would push birds south. North zone opened Sept 1 and runs to Oct 10. bag limit is 1 dove per day and shotguns only.
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Thompson-Led Buffs Edge Anahuac 6-0 in District Opener
Thompson powered Crosby to a 6-0 victory over Anahuac as the Buffaloes overcame 16 Anahuac fumbles and a stingy Panther defense. Thompson ran 19 times for 108 yards of Crosby’s 243 total, with standout defensive work by Rhinelander’s crew and key fumbles setting up Crosby scores. Anahuac’s passer trouble, multiple turnovers, and standout defenders Welker and Wilcox highlighted a rough game. Crosby fends off Anahuac’s miscues and eyes Cedar Bayou clash after next week’s Deer Park non-district tilt.
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Duke Tallies In Last Seconds To Nip SMU
Duke Blue Devils win 14 to 7 at Dallas over Southern Methodist after scoring late in both halves. SMU threats fade with a missed field goal. Duke seals victory with a five second left touchdown. Other SWC games previewed include Texas vs Chapel Hill and TCU vs UCLA, Rice vs Texas Tech, and Houston vs Arkansas.
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Derby Sunday At Arrowhead Park Speedway lights big 75 lap feature
One of the most ambitious programs at Arrowhead Park Speedway unfolds Sunday at 3 15 pm with a 75 lap feature and a destruction derby limited to large clunkers. The card includes three 100 lap heats and two 35 lap semis totaling 140 laps. Promoter Roy Huston guarantees a $100 purse to drivers regardless of crowd size as a large field is expected.
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Willie Troy Ready For Big Time Fight
New York Sept 27 Manager Al Weill said his unbeaten middleweight Willie Troy is ready to face a name foe after stopping Randy Lancy at St Nicholas Arena. Troy knocked out San of New York at 39 seconds of the 10th round on televised card as Rocky Marciano watched from ringside. Troy weighed 14 12 pounds and Randy, 15 1 2 1 2. Referee Harry Kessler stopped the bout as Sandy absorbed heavy punishment through the final rounds.
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Memphis Chicks Rally Past Mobile in Dixie Series Opener
Memphis fans watched the Chicks overcome a one run deficit to beat Mobile by rallying in the sixth inning. Jim Suchecki notched six hits for Memphis while White and Bearse combined for 13 safeties. Upright homered in the sixth with one on base to put the Chicks ahead as Shreveport looms.
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Football Pool Tickets Cause Mail Congestion
Report notes mail congestion from football pool coupons sent by millions of Britons in the 1970s. Authorities consider special collection to ease mail flow as American Legion junior ball dates trace back to 1975.
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Posia! Austhorisie
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