Ganders and Rangers Hope To Break Long Slump In Texas City
The Robert E. Lee Ganders seek their first 1968 win at Texas City as injuries and missing players hit Baytown squad. Port Neches-Groves visits, while the Ross Sterling Rangers battle woes at home with Port Neches and defend with multiple lineup changes and ailing stars.
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Ganders
Rangers
AEL
Texas City
Port Neches
Bill Hartman
Robert E. Lee
Ken Gritta
Maurice Mascarro
Mike Drake
Baytonians
Joan Staggs
Staggs
Chuck Chandler
Port Neches Y
Daniel Herrera
Kramer
Jimmy Creel
Felix Green
David LaVergne
Thomas McClendon
ABL
McClendon
Leslie Jenkins
Jenkins
John
Gary Sherer
Ross Sterling Rangers
Memorial Stadium
Ranger
Roland Kudla
Gilbert Lumpkins
Oz Hughes
Ronnie Webb
van Childress
Bud
Indians
Ken Watson
Por Neches
Greg Davis
Davis
Howards
Tons Landry
Leyton Brown
Kudla
Death by Own Action Squad Defeats Texas City 21–0
The Robert E. Lee squad earned a 21-0 victory over the Texas City Stingarees on Memorial Field in Baytown. Key plays included Bob Light recovering a fumble, Jerry Jamison rushing for two TDs, Eddie Taylor’s interception return, and Fred Wilson's late-quarter 2-yard return setup. David Hardy added three extra points.
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Suicide Squad
Jerry Jamison
Texas City
Sun
Jim Kyle
Texas City Stingarees
Memorial Field
Baytown
AEL
Bob Light
David Hardy
Eddie Taylor
Sting
Jamison
Hardy
ABL
Fred Wilson
Doug Cavarretta
Cavarreta
Ken Alderson Leads Ranger Defense Deep in 1960s Notes
O f FB Ken Alderson and Melvin Green headline a Ranger defense with Donnell Davis and Rex Fisher. The lineup includes Pat Way, Steve Kysar, Norley Buklex, Bill Creet, James Boswell, Tim Jones, Ricky Hart and a frontline with Alderson Kysar Bigler and Raymond Robinson.
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Ken Alderson
Melvin Green
Donnell Davis
Rex Fisher
Pat Way
Steve Kysar
Norley Buklex
Bill Creet
James Boswell
Tim Jones
Ricky Hart
Alderson
Kysar
Raymond Robinson
Craig Bigler
LE Boswell
Bickley
Brice Nelson
Arnold Castillo
Jeff Adams
Bruce Martin
Fred Bowen
Sterling Vols Remain Undefeated With 32 0 Win
Sterling high school’s Sterling Volunteers improved to 3-0 with a 32 to 0 victory over Anahuac freshman at Memorial Stadium. Russell Clark, Dennis Litton, Larry Arnold, Mike Hernandez, Nat Mathis, Tom Sanchez and Ken ny Deans scored. Defenders Lynn Cannon and Reuben Rocha led a strong effort as the Vols head to Texas City to face Blocker.
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Baytown
Sterling Volunteers
Anahuac
Memorial Stadium
Richard McGilvray
Butch Moyer
Pat Hill
Ricky Swanner
Vols
Texas City
Blocker
Metropolitan Open golf leads neck-and-neck at halfway
Inwood New York AP Pat Schwab of West Orange New Jersey sank a 20 foot putt on the last hole for a four under par 68 Thursday and moved into a three way tie for the halfway lead at 140 Jerry Pittman Locust Valley New York and Mike Fetchick Westbury New York also have 26 hole totals of 140
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Inwood
N.Y
Pat Schwab
West
Orange
N.J
Jerry Pittman
Locust Vailey
N Y
Mike Fetchick
Westbury
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Eddie Contreras
Jay Guidry
Duane McLendon
Richard Reed
Sonny Rougeau
Lumpkin
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Norley Bickley
Reed
Bowen
Stephen F. Austin
Adams
Bill Creel
George Armstrong
iCreel
Eee
Texas City Pos
Tino Garcia LE Dames Applegath
Jimmy Malloy
Tom Kin
Vernon Pelton
Bruce Mills
Pete Auger
Sonny Villarreal
Doug DeShazo
Derest Williams
Don Ploeger
Charles Stierenberg
Kyle Fullick
John Staggs
Johnny Moore
Harry McAninch
David Wyatt
Mike Standley
Ar 5
Texas City JV
Jem Kyle
Wayne Luckey
Larry Arnold
Sterling
Young
Panthers
Jim Nye
Rosssterling
Tom Landry
Richard Alvarez
Beb Bean
John Cater
Richard Grissom
Canary Ganks
Ronald McEachern
Dennis Kiger
Alex Buchannan
Bishop's Enco Highlands
Sterling Vols
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J. W. Dant
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Bayway DR
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America
Abe
Texas Ave
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Tex
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California
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H.ls
Imperial
H.1
Holman
Brad Whitney
Peters
Lee
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Wembley
Prince Consort
Leibert
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