City Bowling LaPorte Team Wins Baytown Event
The Signet Homes team of Lal Porte captured first with 3021 in the Baytown Men’s Bowling Association event at Bay Lanes. Rip Robinson led with a 618 scratch series, while Coulter Young starred in the all events with a 734 handicap total and 658 scratch. Singles and doubles roll next week at La Porte Lanes.
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Benny Moskowitz
Sun
Signet Homes
Lal
Porte
Baytown
M. E. Sheats
Ted Steahle
John Long
Forrest Davis
George Curtis
Tom Bradshaw
Ed Bradshaw
C. C. Grayson
Albert Hicks
Bob Norris
Bob Parker
Coulter Young
Clarence Pillow
Emory Born
Young
la Porte Lanes
Bowers
Ben Hilyard
N. K. Brill
Rip Robinson
Buddy Montgomery
Montgomery
James Sandberg
George Bardon
Bardon
Bobby Guenther
Guenther
Bradshaw
Hilyard
Baytown suffers first San Antonio tourney loss
In the 24th annual South San Basketball Tournament Baytown's Ganders drop to San Angelo 84-44. White scores 28 in a standout performance while Byers and Oliver manage foul troubles. Baytown finishes short of a trophy for the first time in five years.
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San Angelo Bays
SAN Antonio
Bay
San
Charity
San Angelo
Beeville
Baytown
Jay Boifinger
Ganders
Me Ome
Ry le Mae Ota
White
Roger Byers
Robert Oliver
Byers
Smiley
Bob Lawless
Oliver
Garland Smith
Joel Lawless
New London Ingleside Set For Baytown Semi Final Tilts
Baytown hosts a quartet of Texas schoolboy football semifinals with Borger and Spring Branch favored in Class AAAA. New London faces Ingleside in the lone Friday night matchup as Dumas, Albany, and Winters-Sinton also vie for titles across AAA and AA.
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New London
Ingleside
Baytown
Associated Press
Texas
Borger
Spring Branch
Lufkin
San Antonio Brackenridge
Brackenridge
Dallas Samuels
Bracken
Brownsville
San Angelo
Beaumont South Park
Glass
Abilene
P.m
Rockdale
Bintan
Seguin
Rotan
Albany
Baker Wins Voit Trophy in Pacific Coast Football
Terry Baker of Oregon State captured the W. J. Voit Memorial Trophy as the top collegiate player on the Pacific Coast. The Heisman winner and All-America selection further solidified his national prominence amid a season of honors.
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Los Angeles
Terry Baker
Oregon State
W. J. Voit
Pacific Coast
Unbeaten Texas and Arkansas Lead SWC Race
The Southwest Conference standings show Texas and Arkansas undefeated while other members struggle in early intersectionals. Texas beat Tulane 81-72. Arkansas beat Kansas and Missouri. Conference play features Texas vs LSU and Oklahoma State. Arkansas faces Oklahoma State Tulsa and Mississippi as the week unfolds with a slate of games across campuses.
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Dallas
Texas Christian
Ohio State
Columbus
Texas Tech
Dama
Tuscaloosa
Texas
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Razorbacks
Kansas
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Mustangs
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Tory Baker
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Lee Mclear
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Don Davidson
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Duke
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Kansas State
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Pepperdine
Buckeyes rebound to challenge Bearcats in strong showing
Ohio State defeats West Virginia 76-69 to extend its win streak to four after losing star trio Lucas Havlicek and Nowell. Cincinnati rolls past George Washington 86-59 as Bonham scores 25. Indiana and others suffer or rebound as Duke, Mississippi State, Wisconsin, and others post notable results.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Superman Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Cincinnati
Colorado
Lucas
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Bearcats
George Washington
Ron Bonham
Tom Thacker
Northwestern
Wichita
Indiana
Town State
Wisconsin
Oregon State
Kentucky
Art Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Duke
Maryland
Leland Mitchell
Mississippi State
Northeastern Louisiana
Badgers
Rose
Pat Richter
Jack Brens
Texas Western
Letters of intent may bind SWC and Big Eight
The Southwest Conference and Big Eight appear poised to adopt a mutual signing date in February. Athletes signing with one school would lose eligibility at other member schools. ADs and coaches favored the agreement. The NCAA opposed AAU control and approved federation motion at their winter meeting. Football tickets stayed at 4 dollars reserved, 2.5 dollars for end zone, 5 cents for students.
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Dallas
Southwest Conference
Big Eight
Kansas City
NCAA
AAU
Arkansas
Waco
Pats Force East Title To Last Day
Ancients George Blanda, in his Ith season, passed for a touchdown and kicked three field goals as the Houston Oilers beat Oakland 32 17 to stay one half game ahead in the Eastern Division. Tom Yewder and Boston kept pace with San Diego. Dallas beat Denver as Abner Haynes set an AFL record with his 19th touchdown. Gene Mingo broke AFL field goal mark with his 27th.
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Associated Press
George Blanda
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Oakland
Boston
Patriots
Tom Yewder
San Diego
Houston
New York
Dallas
Pats
Denver
Abner Haynes
Haynes
Curtis McClinton
Texans
Broncos
Jim McMillan
McClinton
NFL
Steve van Buren
Jimmy Brown
Jim Taylor
Gene Mingo
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