Four SWC Stars Named to AP All America Team
AP selected a 22 man first team for 1964 with Huarte at quarterback and Sayers, Anderson, and Elkins among backfield stars. Nobis, Butkus, and Killorin anchor a strong defensive unit. Fisk and Van Sicklen bolster the line as Caveness tallies tackles for Arkansas in a season noted for 4 platoon style play.
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Moore Paces Panther Win In Analuec Tourney High Gear
In an invitational basketball tourney at Anahuac, Ronnie Moore led the Panthers with 26 points as they defeated Santa Fe 45-33. Ronnie Huff impressed with strong floor play, while other results included Liberty over San Jacinto and Galveston Kinvin over Houston Lutheran.
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SWC picks to cop high school football honors
Anutrillo Tescosa Drews Denver City and Hulk Dalselta are named to top SWC honors as high school players eye berths in a strong league. UCLA faces Illinois in defense of its title while Beasley nets 88 in an Aggies win. Palmer leads Canada Cup after first round. Mahoney shocks AAU by declining second term. Robby Marshman dies from burns after Phoenix crash.
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Red Goslins edge Deer Park 33 31 in tight finish
The Red Goslins under Coach Woody Walker held off a late surge by host Deer Park for a 33 to 31 victory. Choo Platt scored 16 on seven field goals and two free throws as Baytown climbs to 2-0 on the season. Deer Park trailed 10-5 after one quarter and trailed 22-15 at halftime, with Ging Garcia adding six points for Gene Besce’s team. The Goslins host North Shore next, with varsity and junior varsity games scheduled.
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Vlewmeker Manley Stars in Cedar Bayou Victory
Vlewmeker Manley scored 25 as Cedar Bayou beat Chanview 43 percent shooting from the floor. Manley led the Bears with 25 points while teammate Richard Chaseman added 12 tallies and Mike Manley contributed 23.7? The Bears rallied from a 6 point deficit in the first quarter to lead 23-18 at half and schedule next action Friday at 6:30 p.m. against Pears in Freeport Clear Creek tourney.
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Crosby Bulls Fall To Spring In Tight Tourney Game
Crosby Bulls stayed close but lost to Spring 48 42 in the first round of the Cuney basketball tourney. Johnny Peska led Buffs with 14 points, followed by Rocky Keene and Johnny Clifton with 10 each. Crosby advances to face Magnolia in the second round Friday as Splendora Tarkington New Caney and Montgomery also won Thursday.
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Undefeated Texas grid foes loom in semifinal chase
Victor Andrews Tascosa Galena Park high in Class AAAA and AAA as the Texas Interscholastic League title chase narrows to 16 teams. Andrews faces Hirschi. Tascosa meets Ysleta. Galena Park eyes Jones. Regional finals loom with slate of Friday night games across classes A B and AA.
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Eagles Edge Galena Park In Clash Sealed By Late Two
Ron Smith paced the Frishlands Bees to a 44 43 win over Galena Park with a 12 foot jumper in the final seconds. Adams added a second overtime win while Thurst led with 12 and Nichols 10. Eagles face rematch aiming to avenge earlier loss as Smith scored 23.
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Eagles bounce by Ham-Shire Fannett in Anahuac Tournament
Eagles, led by Lee Wigate with 20 points, defeat Hamsh ire Fannett 6240 in the Anahuac Invitational first round. Four of five starters hit shots as coach Bill Haynie’s team moves to 1 0 in the event and prepares for Friday’s matchup with Little Cyprus amid an unfinished scoring page and overtime periods.
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Green Goslins rout Dickinson 47 to 21 in hoops
Horace Mann Green Goslins overpower Dickinson Bees 47-21. Mann’s squad led 13-4 after one and 33-8 at halftime. Genario Salinas topped scoring with 11, while Dickinson’s Jerry Hance scored 16 for the B-team. Next up, a Monday doubleheader versus Clear Creek with B-game at 6 p.m. and varsity at 7 p.m.
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