Lampasas advances to state with 29-21 win over Giddings
Lampasas defeated Giddings 29-21 to claim the Class A Region VI championship in Cameron. Earlier, Giddings upset San Marcos 31-50, and Lampasas had beaten Cameron 36-27 in the opening round while San Marcos fell 48-28 to Cameron in the consolation. Lampasas pulled away late as Jack Thomas led with 14 points. San Marcos had led late before Giddings snatched the win with a late field goal and free throws.
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San Marcos
Lampasas
Giddings
Richter
Pratho
Thomas
Namken
M’milin
Winkler
Baird
Walt Dedecke
Cameron
Gilbert Leads UT Past Mustang Swimmers 45 30
Eddie Gilbert and the Texas Longhorns defeated SMU 45 30 at Gregory Gym in a dual meet. Texas won six of nine events led by Gilbert and the 300 yard medley relay in a 3 01.4 record time. SMU's Mike Muckleroy high point man with wins in the 50 and 100 frees.
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Eddie Gilbert
Longhorn
SMU
Gregory Gym
Tex Robertson
Mustangs
Mike Muckleroy
Gilbert
Texas
A&m
Jim McCann
Milton Davis
Frank Campbell
Marc Yancey
Hylmar Karback
Cone
Karbach
McCann
Montgomery
Connor
Muckelroy
Mortimer
Fowler
Davis
Wiley
Smith
Yancey
Willard
King
Dwire
Bostwick
Bertram and Waelder Win Openers in Class B Region VI
In San Marcos on Friday Bertram defeats Asherton 34 22 and Waelder defeats Bandera 35 28 to start the Class B Region VI tournament. Hibler scores 14 for Bertram while Miksch leads Waelder with 19 as both teams advance toward the state meet. Saturday action features Bertram versus Bartlett Prairie Lea versus Pleasanton Waelder against San Felipe and Hutto facing Burton.
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SAN Marcos
Bertram
Waelder
Asherton
Bandera
Ray Hibler
Black Panthers
Ramiero Jamie
Leroy Miksch
Irvin Lindner
Alsy Bartlett
Prairie Lea
Pleasanton
Wuelder
San Felipe
Hutto
Burton
Maroons Triumph Over Harlingen In State Bid
Austin High's Blitz Kids rolled to a 55-38 win over Harlingen to push the Maroons to 16 wins in 20 games. The victory earns a state Class AA tournament berth with Lubbock Highland Park Brownwood Texas City Port Arthur Bowie El Paso and the Waco Texarkana survivor set to join next week.
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Austin High
Harlingen
Austin
Maroons
Lubbock
Highland Park
Brownwood
Texas City
Port Arthur
Bowie
el Paso
Austin Bees Triumph Over Junior Tigers 35–30
Austin High B team avenged an earlier loss to St Edward's B with a 35 to 30 victory over the Junior Tigers. The Maroons built a lead after a slow start, then widened the gap in the second half to secure their second straight win over Valley rivals. Joe Miles matched Rudy Gonzales with 15 points to share team high honors.
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Austin
St. Edward's
Tigers
Maroons
Rocky Phillip
Crimsons
Harlingen
Rudy Gonzales
Gonzales
Reseree
Joe Miles
Miles
Cardinals
Toney Burger
Billy Jefferey
Gorzales
Jefferey
Joe Culer
Culver
College and regional basketball scores from scattered games
A compilation of college and regional basketball results shows Southwest Sul Ross edging New Mexico State 51 50 while East Texas Baptist beats Daniel Baker 72 36. Other noted results include Abilene Christian 54 Howard Payne 47 and North Carolina State 81 Washington and Lee 46. Multiple playoff outcomes and regional chain results appear throughout the scores.
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College Southwest Sul Ross
New Mexico State
East Texas Baptist
Daniel Baker
College Ozarks
Henderson
Abilene Christian
Howard Payne
Oklahoma Baptist
Southwestern Tech
Lamar JC
Paris JC
Schreiner
San Angelo JC
Hardin College
Austin College
NTAC
John Tarleton
South Tulane
LSU
Mississippi
Allniadieet State
Davidson
Charleston
Louisville
Marshall
North Carolina State
Washington and Lee
South Carolina
Citadel
North Carolina
Duke
Tampa U
Miami U
Midwest
Milwaukee Twins
Illinois
Coe
Grineall
Brigham Young
Colorado A&m
Utah
Utah State
Navy
Gettysburg
CCNY
A Wallace
Austin
Harlingen
Lubbock
Childress
Bowie el Paso
Lamesa
Bowie
Waco
Texarkane
Hamilton Denies Pro Signing Rumors
UT athlete Tom Hamilton refuted rumors of signing with the Chicago White Sox, stating he must remain amateur for two games more. He previously starred for Texas SEC title teams and Conroe semi pro standards. Also noted are boxing results from Chicago Stadium and a golf event by Austin's Gulf Association with a $2 entry fee and blind bogey format.
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Tom Hamilton
University of Texas
Chicago White Sox
Conroe
Austin’s Gulf Association
Municipal Club House
Ruby Advances Watson Loses In Houston Golf
Houston matches in the Houston Country Club invitational were played in heavy rain. Joe Ruby of Austin defeated Dick Nauts of Houston 3 and 2 to reach the semifinals while Frank Stranahan beat Ed Tyler 2 and 1.
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Ruby
Watson
Houston
Burl Stewart
Longview
Leon Taylor
Tyler
F. E. Ames
Beaumont
Dick McCreary
Ames
Robert Rosburg
San Francisco
Jack Munger
Dallas
Buddy Weaver
Junius Hebert
Bob Watson
Wichita Falls
Doug Ford
Larchmont
N. Y
Bob Seaman
Gardner Dickinson
LSU
Baton Rouge
Bud Timbrook
Teal grabs Valley lead with sub par 64 round
Glenn Teal a 29 year old Jacksonville pro on his third PGA tour stop shot a seven under 64 to lead the $10,000 Rio Grande Valley Open at Harlingen Municipal after 36 holes. He posted 131 for the half while Bob Hamilton Al Smith Ky Laffoon followed at 132 and 134. Forty six players beat par while a 143 total made the playoff cut.
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Harlingen
Glenn Teal
Jacksonville
Fla
Teal
Bob Hamilton
Landover
al Smith
Winston Salem
N. C
Ky Laffoon
St. Andress
Hamilton
Smith
Laffoon
Harlingen Municipal
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Rod Munday
York
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Clayton Hearned
Harold Oatman
Jimmie Demaret
Skip Alexander
E. J. Harrison
Harvey Raynor
Leland Gibson
Marty Furgol
George Fazio
John Barnum
Jerry Barber
Jim Turnesa
Horton Smith
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