Robinson Up For Grabs Baytown's McDaniel Traded
Baytown resident Lindy McDaniel, 29, traded from the Chicago Cubs to the San Francisco Giants in a major league deal. The swap also sent outfielder Don Landrum to San Francisco as the Giants acquired pitchers Bill Hands and Handy Hand. Frank Robinson remains a Reds target as Cincinnati negotiates for top outfield help amid MLB meetings.
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Bryant and Dodd Coaching Records Featured in Briefs
In seven seasons at Alabama Paul Bryant has 29 wins with nine losses and four ties. His career mark stands at 1514 50 13. Bobby Dodd becomes the third head coach at Georgia Tech with 149 victories 5 defeats and seven ties in 20 years at the school.
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Six Sticks On Ice Watching Houston Apollies Game
A lively first hockey game at the Sam Houston Coliseum shows rapid, rough play as sticks hit the puck and officials, players, and spectators react. The article explains penalties like cross checking and slashing in plain terms and notes the Houston Apollies host Oklahoma City Saturday at 8 p m for a solid hour of action.
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Highlands Eagles whip Galena Park 58 15 for second straight win
Highlands Eagles defeated Galena Park 58 to 15 to stay undefeated in two games. Johnny Coleman led scoring with 17 points, while Ricky Hart added 19 and Freeman praised improved passing and shooting after a 422 win over C. E. Ling of Sheldon earlier in the week.
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Gander victors advance in South San Antonio Tourney
In the opening round Robert E. Lee Gander basketball defeats Pleasanton 73 to 32 behind 18 points from Terry Stanley and 15 from Larry Pitre who left early with a broken finger. Kerrville later fell to Killeen, setting up a Friday 7:30 p.m. bout between Gander and Killeen.
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Richard Oliver
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Horace Mann Repeats Win Over St. Pius Five
Horace Mann defeats St. Pius five times this week with a 58 28 score. Rex Fisher scores 27 points, Jerry Hance 32, and Bruce Hall leads rebounding. HM’s B team tops St Pius 21 20. HM opens season Friday in Valam at Galena Park tournament versus Hambrick Aldine, Goslins next host Pasadena Hayburn Monday.
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Bears Remain Unbeaten With La Porte Win 44 33
Cedar Bayou Bears extend perfect season with a 44 to 33 victory over neighboring La Porte in CB gymnasium. Sunny Rougeau led with 16 points and 17 rebounds, Jeff Davis and Robert Bullard added key contributions, while Cedar Bayou shot 26.5 percent from the field and made 12 of 36 free throws.
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Giants 121 points in 38 seconds set record night game
Falstaff Sports Facts notes the New York Giants scored 21 points in 35 seconds late in the first half at Pittsburgh on October 7, 1944. It mentions Arnie Herber’s TD pass, Bill Piccolo’s kickoff return TD, and a surge of quick scores as part of an all time scoring burst. It also highlights the 1951 University of San Francisco team sending ten players to pro football, with stars such as O Willie Matein, Gino Marchetti, Bob St. Clair and Ed Brown, plus coach Joe Kuharich and Pete Rozelle as publicity director who later became NFL commissioner.
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Bob St. Clair
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Joe Kuharich
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