Baytown Beats Westbury 41 33 In Tight Houston Battle
Baytown overcame Westbury 41 33 as the Ganders stalled in the second period then surged in the fourth. Baytown led 16 15 at halftime and pulled away after 5 11 remaining, with Baytown players Oley Goehring and Summers key on offense and Westbury failing to convert on early chances.
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Baytown B team wins sixth straight on Westbury win
Baytowns B squad extended its winning streak to six with a 32 to 19 victory over Westbury B. Butch Hubbard led with 12 points, Joel Lawless added 6, while Charles Hodges and Joe Newsome scored 4 each as Baytown built a 16 9 halftime margin and led by as many as 16 in the third period.
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Mutt and Jeff Duo Spark Tech Past Colorado in OT
Texas Tech surged to an 84-82 double overtime victory over Colorado. Harold Hudgens scored 31 and Del Mounts added 21 as the Red Raiders edged ahead on Sid Wall’s clutch jump shot with two seconds left in the second OT. Arkansas beat Missouri 72-68. Baylor were edged 79-64 by Oklahoma City University. Rice fell to Florida 67-40.
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La Porte Wins Aldine Invitational in Upset Victory
La Porte Bulldogs captured Aldine's eighth annual invitational by winning three straight games over Aldine B 57-42 St. Pius 56-52 and Aldine 55-51. W C Childs earned MVP with 62 points across the tournament. Echols and Norris Weir contributed in finals and earlier rounds. The lineup featured Conroe Lutheran High Mt. Carmel and Kirwin of Galveston.
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Bears and Goslins Triumph In Junior High Basketball
Cedar Bayou defeated Liberty 50-22 on the road while Baytown beat South Houston 60-36 at home. Baytown’s Johnny Mason led with 16 points, George Rincon 13, Richard Oliver 8, and Goodson 7 as Cedar Bayou held a 32-10 halftime edge. Liberty beat Cedar Bayou early, then Cedar Bayou pulled away to win, with Marsh scoring 14 and Rincon 13 in a 28-22 Cedar Bayou–Liberty game.
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Cedar Bayou Bears Finish Runner-Up in Deer Park Tourney
Cedar Bayou, short on height and experience, relied on hustling defense to reach the Deer Park Junior High Invitational final, then fell 44 30 to host Deer Park. In earlier rounds Cedar Bayou defeated North Shore 56 30 and Jackson 46 38, led by Tommy Sooy with 30 points and John Wright with 31.
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Oilers Sign Jacobs From Howard Payne College
Houston Oilers sign AFL draft choice Ray Jacobs a 6-3 275 pound end from Corsicana Texas He starred at Howard Payne University after transferring from Navarro Junior College in Corsicana Texas Jacobs played three years at Howard Payne before joining the Oilers in Houston AP reports
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West League reorganizes for 1961 season and park plans
West League elects Dan Mundinger president and Cleon Easley as park coordinator for a third lighted park near Lakewood pool. Ernest Mueller as VP Jack Smalling secretary treasurer J C Froneberger player agent T A Mitchell park director D F Whatley umpire coordinator. New park to be ready this summer. boundaries and alignments updated for 1961 after consolidating five leagues into three major leagues and adding three minor teams.
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Trojans cling to No 4 spot after pivotal win
Southern Cal, 21 record, edged Kentucky 79 77 on defense and John Radometkin 29 points to stay within striking distance of the No 4 national ranking. Northwestern and Notre Dame played a tense overtime. Notre Dame pulled out a 59 58 win.
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Colts To Play In Charity Bowl In Houston
The Baytown Colts will meet the Sako witz Bears of Houston in a Charity Bowl at St. Thomas Stadium Houston at pm Thursday. Proceeds go to the Houston Goodfellows. Tickets cost 1 and are sold by Colts players.
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This Week in Sports Thursday Games Across Local Schools
Local sports schedule features Raytown at South San Antonio in a football style tournament preview. Junior High and youth matches list Baytown, Cesar Bayou, Galventon Austin, and other teams with listed times and venues.
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