Gander outlook vs Port Neches and looming Pasadena clash
In a candid look at this year’s Ganders, Lee coaches fear the tough Pasadena game is a month away. Port Neches’ offense, led by a 91 point, 26 first down showing against Orange, leaves Lee wary of potential shocks. Rumors hint at Brazosport scrimmage changes to stiffen Lee’s schedule and spark the team’s spirit.
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Top Ten Schoolboy 4A Rankings Prompted By Upsets
The Moaner critiques Texas 4A rankings and scolds sports writers as Lubbock defeats Woodrow Wilson 46 7 while Lamar drops in place and Odessa slips. Waco holds No 9 after losses and Temple, John Reagan, Adamson, and Pasadena show mixed results as the Dallas Morning News top ten reacts.
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Goslins Meet Rough Jackson In Prep Tilt
Baytown Junior High faces Jackson Junior High of Pasadena in a key Baytown season clash at 7 30 p m Thursday at Cedar Bayou Jackson unbeaten this season has tallied 18 points in three games Baytown counters with Lynn Dooley Lucas Vegas Chick Rios and a stout line aiming to halt the Jackson backs Goslins boast no scored upon and a 6 3 and 24 0 wins over Conroe and Blocker Texas City winner take all narrative expected on Thursday night
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Vonnie Colby Favored in Trans Missisippi Golf
In Thomasville Georgia on September 29, Vonnie Colby of Dania Florida entered as the logical favorite while Mary Lena Faulk, a hometown player, was the sentimental pick as match play opened in the Women’s Trans Missisippi. Colby had captured medalist honors the previous day with Faulk shooting 78 at Glan Arven Country Club.
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Deer Football Sparks 26-A Play As Deer Park Tops Crosby
Deer Park remains the only 26-A winner in district play, routing Crosby 24 0 while Sante Fe and Sweeny settle for ties with Barbers Hill and Palacios. Injuries hit Sante Fe stars Carroll and Garrison. Dickinson wins 13 7 over Pearland. East Bernard falls 6 13 to Ganado.
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Buffs Idle as District 20 A Enters Week Off
Crosby Buffaloes enjoy a district by week after a 0-24 loss to Deer Park last Friday night. Four district rivals won non conference games while Sour Lake and Anahuac absorbed losses. Barbers Hill faces Anahuac Friday as Crosby eyes Humble later in October.
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District 27-AA football roundup and next games
District 27 AA action left La Porte wary after a 0-26 defeat to Wharton while four other teams posted wins. La Marque beat Tamar Consolidated 39-6. Alvin shut out Aldine 40-0. Webster crushed Houston St. Jon. Angleton edged West Columbia. La Porte hosts Humble next, with Bay City visiting Angleton, and Spring I Branch hosting Alvin.
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Anti Yankee campaign to block Athletics move to Kansas City
The anti Yankee combine led by Walter Q Briggs aims to block the Philadelphia Athletics franchise transfer to Kansas City. Griffth backs the move, while Briggs expects to recruit more owners. Meetings continue with offers of 3375 for the Athletics and stadium.
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South Zone Dove Season Opens In Texas With Prospects
Texas dove hunting begins in the south zone with conservative yet hopeful forecasts from Howard Dodgen of the Game and Fish Commission. North zone shooting is also good to excellent in places. Dry weather may drive concentrates to water holes affecting dove distribution.
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Turner’s Secret Punch Set For Television Bout
Chicago Sept 29 Turner plans a secret punch for his televised return with Al Andrews at Chicago Stadium Wednesday night. Andrews, lighter at 153 vs Turner's 132, vows to start fast to tire Turner. Turner seeks No 1 welterweight shot. Basilio bout looms Oct 15. Andrews, in his 39th pro fight, has 28 wins 8 losses 2 draws after two recent wins over Davey. Turner, pro since 1930, once won 31 straight before loss to Gavilan with 26 knockouts in 43 wins.
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Crackers Clip Buffs to Capture Dixie Title in Atlanta
The Atlanta Crackers defeated the Houston Buffs 7 to 1 to win the 15th Dixie baseball title for the Southern Association in front of 13,293 fans. Glenn Thompson pitched superbly, while Chuck Tanner drove in runs and Jim Lon Solt hit a grand slam after a key pass play. The victory secures the Crackers a share of $20,576 from the players’ pot as Houston receives $13,717.
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