Eagles Test Browns Rams To Try Ryan Bs
The Rams aim to end a 12 game losing streak with Frank Ryan at quarterback in a Sunday meeting with the Bears at Los Angeles. Chicago halted LA’s offense with signal-jamming in a 34 27 win two weeks earlier, and Waterfield has cycled quarterbacks as the Rams seek an upset.
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Lazbuddie Routs Vega 46 0 in District 2 B clash
Lazbuddie stampeded Vega with four first half scores and two in the opening period. Miller, Savage, Bradshaw and Darling connected on several plays as Lazbuddie built a commanding lead before the final 46 0 score. Norman Brantley capped the night with an 89 yard kickoff return for the Longhorns.
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Hutchinson Triumphs 14 0 Over Matthews In Graded Contest
Hutchinson scored in the second and third periods to defeat Matthews 14 0. Horace Lawler opened with a TD on a Robbie Layne pass, Dean Jernigon added a 15 yard end run for the final TD, and Charlie Alexander contributed on offense and defense. For Matthews Joe Mack Tilson West Berner and Billy Timms led the attack.
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Monterey Run Ends In 26 14 Loss To Sandies
Monterey faced Amarillo Sandies and fell behind 26 7 before a late surge. Ellis connected with Cochran for a 7 0 lead, but Sandies answered with two touchdowns in the second and third quarters. Tenorio sparked the Sandies with key passes to Sparks as Amarillo controlled the clock and built a double digit lead.
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Ponies Run Up 15 To 0 Lead At Half In District Showdown
Sweetwater Mustangs beat Snyder Tigers 28 to 7 in the District 3 AAA opener. Larry Durham, Bud Alldredge, and Ronnie Cox scored for Sweetwater. Steve Free threw a late TD pass but was intercepted by Alldredge. Snyder drove 50 yards for a late score by Bob Pena. Yardage favored Snyder on the ground, but Sweetwater led 15–0 at halftime and held on for the win.
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Tigers seize early lead in rout despite late contest
Anson-Spur plays drive through the second and third quarters, with Walker and Propst trading punts. A Tiger pass interception by Anson and Sam Parson's recovery on a bobble maintain the Tigers' 8 point edge, which they never relinquish as the game progresses.
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Ropesville Breaks Loose For 22-0 Win
Ropesville powered to a 22 to 0 victory as Meadow overwhelmed by tough defense in a homecoming night co narrative. The Bulldogs and Tigers battled in a crowd heavy game with key plays by Gene Finley Larry Witt and Bobby Bevers. Meadow's halfbacks Paul Cas tilija and John Howard sparked late offense while Ropesville counters with strong line play and timely fumbles.
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New Home Leopards Dominate Wilson 26 7 in District Clash
Ronald Wyatt rushed two early touchdowns including a 23 yard jaunt and a 70 yard breakaway to lead New Home to a 26 7 victory over Wilson in District 4 B action at homecoming. Larry Brown added a touchdown and a two point conversion after connecting with Terry Brown, while Wilson’s Sarpy Benavidez scored from two yards and added an extra point. Farwell Steers edged Hale Center Owls 21 20 as Benjy Diaz kicked the deciding PAT and Jimmy Louthan and Carroll scored for Farwell with late defense and penalties shaping a tense finish.
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Raiders face tough odds as tech prep highlights
The Raiders, led by fullback Coolidge Hunt the conference rushing leader with 227 yards, face a lineup featuring quarterback rotation by Lovelace Mahon or Shuler. Amerson’s loss shows in stats with Hej topping total offense at 234 yards. Center E. J. Holub anchors an outweighed line as Tech starts four sophomores including ends Garrison Elbert and guards Edgemon Hunt.
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Roosevelt Cagers Defeat Old Glory In Close Battle
Roosevelt's basketball team led by Mike Harty who scored 29 points defeated Old Glory 68 42 Friday night. The Eagles built an early lead, held it, with a 30 25 halftime edge. Sandy Leverett and Alden Lowack each collected 14 for Roosevelt. In the girls game Old Glory edged Roosevelt 44 42 in overtime as Pat Schmidt scored 21 and Peggy Pringle 25 for Roosevelt.
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Wilson topples Slaton 20 to 12 in grade school football
Wilson seventh graders defeated Slaton 20 12 as Chris Cox led scoring with eight points. Jim Nunley Ricky Anderson Doyle Garrett and Rodney Roberts added Wilson touchdowns while Perry Black David Vanney Larry Johnston and David Walker earned standout honors. Frank Anderson starred for Slaton. Wyatt receives two year contract. Myatt also signed for 1961.
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Morton Boys Seek Two More Cage Games for Schedule
Coach Bob Travis seeks two additional basketball games for Morton to complete the boys schedule. He aims for December 13 with Class A or AA opponents and December 20 and January 3 dates. The Morton girls hope to enter a tournament as the boys arrange their remaining games.
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Texas and Rice In Key SWC Showdowns Saturday
In a tight SWC race, Texas Tech, Texas, Rice, Baylor, and A M clash across five games this Saturday. Sugar-caliber crowds are set for Houston, Little Rock, Lubbock, Waco, and Fort Worth as contenders seek momentum and possible upsets.
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Various Texas Football Scores From State Matches
A long compilation of high school games across Texas shows Baytown defeating South Houston 21 to 0, Port Arthur 20 Port Neches 11, and numerous other results including Denton Highland Park 28 Denton 15, Dallas Sunset 28 North Dallas 7, and Stinnett 41 Sunray 0. Historic venue names and team pairs appear with many minor scores and inconsistencies, reflecting a dense OCR of a statewide scores page.
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Floydada Whirlwinds Edge Muleshoe on late sprint for grid win
Floydada fumbled early but surged to a 2nd District 2-AA victory. Lindsey and Van Stovall combined for a 2 yard TD, Teague converted, then Ted Allen found Richard Marler for a 45 yard score to seal the 45 yard play. Muleshoe threatened late but Floydada held on as Tech's doomed drive ended.
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Judillo Wins Sunland Park Feature Race
Judillo a four year old grey ridden by Bob Harmon led from the stretch to win the Carrerea de la Cruz Roja Purse at Sunland Park. Time was 1:05 for five and one half furlongs with Fickle Fortune second and Uranium Dream third. Harmon also won earlier aboard Cooper Rebel as a Ladies Day crowd of 2.7% watched the 10 race program, which topped wagering at $151,286.
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