Baytown Ganders Face Smiley and Tourney Hurdles
Baytown Ganders enter a Smiley game with co captain Recer Byers sidelined for two to three weeks by a sprained ankle and flanker Joel Lawless ill while Robert Oliver reports blistered feet. The team also battles a fever and bench illness as they prep for the Ga lena Park tourney led by Byers and Lawless in scoring and defense.
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Baytown
San Angelo
South Sun
Jay Bollinger
Recer Byers
Joel Lawless
Robert Oliver
Kevin Lounsberry
Smiley
Bollinger
Melvin Alford
Byers
Butch Perkins
Lee McDowell
Lawless
Hoya Ash
Oliver
Joe Newsome
Garland Smith
Butch Hubbard
Bob Lawlens
Ganders
San Antonio
Texas and Southwest bowl teams resume practice
Texas and Southwest Conference bowls returned to work after a brief vacation. Darrell Royal’s Longhorns opened Jan 1 Cotton Bowl prep in good shape with light drills and a looming LSU matchup. Houston resumed for the Tangerine Bowl with Miami of Ohio, while Arkansas listed three inactives for the Sugar Bowl. Mississippi and LSU also began practice, with two defensive players sidelined but others back at full speed.
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Associated Fress
Texas
Darrell Royal
Louisiana State
University of Houston
Orlando
Fla
Miami
Ohio
Lynn Hoffman
Arkansas
Mississippi
Frank Broyles
George Walker
Jerry Lineberger
Dwayne Cox
Charlie McClendon
Mike Morgan
Buddy Hamic
Tulane
Bearcats top AP poll led by Cincinnati strong hold
Cincinnati remains atop the weekly Associated Press poll with 449 of 450 points and 44 first place votes as Duke moves to second, Ohio State third after beating West Virginia. Wisconsin, Oregon State, Loyola Chicago, and Mississippi State follow with Illinois entering the top ten. Duke and Cincinnati both win. Indiana, Kentucky, and Wichita drop from the elite group.
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Jo“ Reichler
Associated Amtides Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Bearcats
Cincinnati
Noligne
Duke Blue Devils
Duke
West Virginia
Colorado
Ilinois
Loyola of Chicago
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Oregon State
Indiana
Wichita
Paul Hogue
George Washington
Maryland
Louisiaa
Horace Mann
Ana
Arizona
Ping
Pasadena
San Jacinto
Texas Western
Badgers
Pat Richter
Jimmy Savell
Rosslide Greenies
Mann
Jerry Baker
Bobby Moore
Greenies
Moore
Lavell
Kenney Fenelon
Longhorns Fall To Louisiana In Conference Tilt
Louisiana State upset Texas 75 to 60 as Dick Maile led a 23 point burst aiding LSU from a late deficit. Texas guard Jimmy Gilbert scored 20 with little attending support. Rice beat Tulane 82 to 78 in New Orleans and Texas Tech fell 72 to 66 to Memphis State in Lubbock. Baylor lost to Houston 79 to 68. Arkansas faces Oklahoma State as Texas A M hosts Mississippi Southern. Kendall Rhine of Rice scored 36 in a standout effort aiding a night of mixed results across the SWC.
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Associated Press
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Longhorns
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Dick Maile
Jimmy Gilbert
Rice
Tulane
New Orleans
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Memphis State
Lubbock
Texas Christian
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Razorbacks
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Stillwater
A&m
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Ellow
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Warriors
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John Robbins
Ron Glaser
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Eddie Miles
Centenary
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Badgers
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Tennessee State
TCU
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Drake
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Rhode
Sycamores
Detroit
Xavier
Ohio Island
Northeastern
Regis Hautte
Creighton
Hardin
Simmong
Middle
State
Tennessee
Western Kentucky
Kansas
Wyoming
College Basketball Scores From Monday’s Games
AP roundup lists results across conferences with notable margins and upsets. Indiana State 37 Wisconsin 0 appears, along with Missouri 52 Indiana 1 and Florida 79 Drake 74. Other scores include Texas Western 67 over New Mexico 44 and TCU 69 Memphis State 79.
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Associated Press
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Northeast Louisiana
Wm. Gorey
McNeese
Nicholls
Midwes
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Missouri
Indiana
Tulsa
Florida
Drake
Iowa State
Kenses
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Marquette
Kansas State
Bradley
Murray
St. Louis
Lows
Southern Ilinois
Oklahoma
Creighton
Texas State
Foles
Eastern Kentucky
Nebraska
State College of Iowa
Southwest
Texas recruits star high school players but farms out names
Analyst Tom Murray argues that Texas and other Southwest Conference schools recruit top Texas schoolboys like Johnny Treadwell and Pat Culpepper yet rely on many lesser known players. He notes past stars such as James Saxton and Don Talbert rose from obscurity and emphasizes broad recruiting across Rice, A&M, SMU, TCU, Baylor, Tech and Arkansas while warning against assuming any single program holds a franchise on success. The column cites rumors, media quotes, and sports figures from Dallas, Houston, and college circles.
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Spo
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Texas
Big State University
Orange
Johnny Treadwell
Pat Culpepper
Don Talbert
Saxton
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Longhorns
Monte Lee
Tiny Hale
Maurice Doke
Austin
Harley Sewell
Detroit Lions
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St.dograd
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A&m
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Lee
Culpepper
Teadwell
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Ker Ferguson
T.hey
Rubin
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Brucks
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Shannon Publishing
Richmond - Rosenberg
Texas Aggies
Hank Foldberg
Dan Jenkins
Dallas Times-Herald
Frank Broyles
Dallas
Frank Ramsey
Boston Celtics
Kentucky
Carl Warwick
Houston Colt
Red Goslins edge Jackson 54 41 in A game rout recap
Baytown's Red Goslins defeated Jackson Junior High 54 to 41 in a Monday night game. Richard Oliver scored 21 points, Allen Acosta 14, Larry Ferguson 7 as the team built a second half lead aided by improved defense and rebounding. Oliver and Herrera led the boards. Baytown also won three of six in the tournament.
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Waytown
Red Goslins
Pasadena
Jackson
Aytown
Goslins
Richard Oliver
Allen Acosta
Larry Ferguson
Oliver
Liz Herrera
Baytown
Galena Park
Dean Luttepage
Bo Johnson
Aytows
Highlands falls twice to Galena in youth games
Galena Park swept Highlands Junior High in a pair of games on Monday. The varsity edged Highlands 53-39 after a fast finish while the B contest ended 25-21 with Galena breaking a 21-21 tie in the final minute.
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Highlands
Galena
Galena Park
Mickey Tiner
Alf
Terry Stanley
R. C. Jannice
Eagle
Stanley
Eddie Bridwell
Indiana State defeats Wisconsin in last-minute rally
Indiana State staged a late 12-0 run to erase an 8 point half time deficit, grabbing a 86-85 lead with Robbins delivering key baskets. Robbins sealed the win with a jump shot with 4 seconds left as Wisconsin squandered a 12 point cushion. Wisconsin’s Ken Siebel led scoring with 25 points.
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Badgers
Indiana State
Robbins
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Ken Siebel
Southern Illinois
Oklahoma
Missouri
Indiana
LSU
Texas
Utah
Oklahoma City
Loyola of Chicago
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Jerry Harkness
Ramblers
Mississippi State
Louisiana College
Joe Dan Gold
Thhe
Maroons
Bradley
Marquette
Mack Herndon
Braves
Murray State
Association Football Postseason Schedule Summary
AP compiled 1960s era postseason grid noting dates sites teams and television status for senior bowls and major bowls. Entries include Senior Bowl Mobile Gotham Bowl New York Liberty Bowl Philadelphia and more with attendances ranging from about 7,500 to 60,000 and telecasts on ABC NBC CBS and NAC among others.
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Associated Press
Mator
Times Eastyard
Mobile
Aid
New York
Miami
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Villanova
Oregon State
Pasadena
Calif
Santa Ana
Columbia Basin
Wash
Telvision
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Fic
Lackland Afb
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Tex
Campbell
Houston
Georgia
Cach
Fis
Ohio
Boston
Oilers
Patriots
Fexens
ABC
Jacksonville
New York—Giants
Rockers
Lions
Pimy Nac
BBC
Sun Bow
el Paso
Weat
Texas
Unchecked Bears Rim Channelview 51-23
Cedar Bayou Junior High dominated Channelview 51-23 in a rarity test building a 29-0 run and leading 34-5 at halftime. Fred Hand scored 16, Cody Greene 10, Larry Pitre 8, while Overstreet and Hand controlled the boards. Channelview won the B game with Keith Martin and Billy Holmes each scoring 8.
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Cedar Bayou Junior High
Channelview
Bears
Fred Hand
Carly Greene
Larry Pitre
Cedar Bayou
Orval Overstreet
Hand
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