South San Triumphs 20-0 Over Central Catholic
South San Antonio's Bobcats, led by fullback Henry Cortez, quarterback Mike Stein, and halfback Robert Toles, thrilled the home crowd at South San Stadium Friday. They shut out Central Catholic 20-0 as Toles capped an 88 yard drive on their second possession for the clinching score.
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Southside Cards Rally In Scrappy Friday Night Gridiron
Southside posts a 14 to 7 win as Mike McCalebh scores on a second quarter reception from Valdimar Alana and on a 15 yard kickoff return. John Alvarado of Southwest Dragons intercepts a pass in the fourth and Larry Hernandez converts. Bobcats defense led by Ray Garea and Chris Rich stymied several drives but Cortez and Stewart helped the Buttons threaten late.
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Eagles to Meet San Antonio Eagles and Dallas Tier Stars
In a United Independent Foothill League contest the Dallas Tier Stars travel to St. Corard Stadium to face the San Antonio Eagles on Saturday. The game carries a $215 purse in New Braupfels.
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Hornets Edge Royals in Rainy Day Pitch
East Central's Varnets opened with a 26 0 lead over St Gerant's, then held Royals mostly scoreless in soggy second and third quarters. Seon Sodenpamg broke loose on a nine yard run after a kickoff return. Fuplatar connected with Charles Stefanie for a nine yard TD, and Stefanic added another score before halftime. The Ko offense relied on aerials and a late defensive takeaway by Reuben Seguras.
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Lee Wins Lee Wins in Tight Regular Season Victory
Lee secures a consecutive regular season win amid costly fumbles and errors by MacArthur led by Gorham and Sneckner. Key plays include a fumble on Lees 8 yard line, Ketner recovery, and LaCourse yardage tandem toward the Brahmas goal, as defensives and penalties shape a tense finish.
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Ro-Hawks Rout Eagles In Non-District Win
Randolph Ro-Hawks defeated Pleasanton Eagles 28 2 in a home non district game. Joey Diquinelo led a second quarter surge with a quarterback sneak and Joi Russ added a six yard run as the Ro-Hawks built a 14 2 halftime lead before methodically finishing the drive for the final score.
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Rockets Roll to 29-8 Win
Rockets overpower Medina Valley 20-8 in a season opener at Medina Valley Stadium. Four Rockets backs scored as running game racked up 163 yards on a wet surface. Mike Roberson opened scoring in the second quarter, George Brown added the PAT, and Roberson finished with two more scores aided by DeBacher and Horton.
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Jay Has Easy Time As Williams Leads Mustang Blowout
Jay led 45 points by halftime as Williams opened and closed scoring with multiple drives. Taylor, Lott, and Lanier fueled the Mustang offense with long runs and sharp passes, while the Voks turned over the ball four times. Williams added extra points as Mustangs extended and sealed the lopsided win.
Sports and politics mix as figures clash over televised games
The report threads a chaotic mix of sports results and political debate. It notes coaching changes in minor league basketball and a World Series day. golf leaders in Wales Open and Japan events. Texas Longhorns football under lights amid energy worries. Kemp urging a halt to NFL game blackouts. injury updates on Karl Kassulke. boxing promoter Mickey Davis activity. and a Yankees trade of Matty Alou to St Louis with Felipe to Montreal, signaling roster reshuffling and younger-player opportunities.
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Memorial Edge Holy Cross In Narrow 14 6 Victory
Memorial quarterback Kenny Johnson led the Minutemen with 122 rushing yards on 22 carries as they defeated Holy Cross 14 6 at Edgewood Stadium. Alfredo Jimines shared the quarterback duties and scored on a left end run. Eddie Colligo returned a Memorial punt 71 yards for Holy Cross best moment. Johnson sealed the win with a four yard TD run after Anthony Hand recovered a Holy Cross fumble. Abel added the extra point.
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Austin Lanier stars as Vikings upset Jefferson 13-7
Austin Lanier's Al Houston rushed for 162 yards on 13 carries and scored all Vikings touchdowns, lifting the Vikings to a 13-7 victory over the Jefferson Mustangs at Nelson Field. Jefferson finally produced offense in the fourth quarter as QB Steve Girne completed six passes, but two Boggs interceptions and Garza sacks limited them.
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Clemens Edge Del Valle Behind Birdwell Stunner Run
Clemens halfback Bobby Birdwell sparked a 47 yard punt return for a first half score as Clemens built a lead over Del Valle. The Buffaloes forced miscues but Del Valle failed to capitalize and Clemens held on for a 7 0 victory in the Friday night opener at Clemens Stadium.
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McCarthy Resigns Georgia Post to Lead ABA Kentucky Colonels
Georgia basketball coach Marie McCarthy quit to become head coach of the ABA Kentucky Colonels. Hired in March to succeed Ken Rose, she previously led Memphis and Dallas ABA teams before taking the Georgia job.
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Cole Cougars Crush Jackets 46–0 in season opener
Cole Cougars rout St Anthony 46 to 0 at Cole Stadium as the offense rolled early. Blakely Steele scored twice and Larry Ransom added two TDs with key kickoff and punt returns setting up the big first half. Ransom, Steele and Curtiss also highlighted a dominant ground game and stout defense.
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