Ganders Face First Pal Drubbing as 124A Plays Open
District 124A prep Baytown Ganders, led by Bollinger, show strong home record and improving form after a string of near misses. The coach notes a building year with a lean lineup, relying on coaching, hustle, and luck to drive a expected to-be-splitting season. The team eyes a possible 15-game setback tone and a shift toward a second-division posture as they approach mid December.
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Crosby Buffs Face Top Ten Opponent in Temple Showdown
The Crosby Buffs clash with No. 2 Albany in Temple at 7:30 amid a torrid pace led by Don Carter and Robert Stevens. Coach Bill Barrington relies on the passing attack and a popular touchdown pass sequence as the team seeks another win after beating multiple ranked foes, including Anahuac, Sour Lake, George West, and White Oak.
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Goslins and Greenies Win Narrow Junior Victories
Baytown Goslins and Horace Mann Greenies claim most junior wins in Gulf Coast District action Monday. Baytown built a 13 point lead and withstood a Blacker rally for a 28-28 decision, while Horace Mann led early then held on for a 41-14 win. Cedar Bayou, Highlands struggled in losses to Fry and Austin respectively, as other games featured tight boards, key scores, and standout performances from several players.
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Tulane Edges Rice In Overtime Thriller
In a late overtime battle Tulane defeats Rice 79-77 as Jack Alden tallies 27 points to grab the lead. Dale Cloak earns late free throws after being fouled by Roger McQuary while Olle Shipley leads Rice with 19 points.
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Ohio State Debuts at AP Poll as No 1 Team
Ohio State leads the initial AP basketball poll with 35 of 36 votes after a 1034 victory over Army and earlier wins over Ohio University and St. Louis. Detroit earned a single first place vote and is ranked third, with Indiana fourth and North Carolina fifth as the ranking lists follow through December 10 results.
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Tech Victorious Over Loyol In Only SWC Win
Texas Tech defeated Loyola 78 to 74 in New Orleans as the lone SWC club to shoot over 50 percent. The Raiders improved to 2-2 in the season with the win while other conference teams posted mixed results and several ranked others held to lower shooting marks.
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Alabama finishes regular season strong on defense and rushing
University of Alabama ends the regular season in the national top ranks for total defense and rush defense, allowing 5.2 points per game and 157.6 total yards per contest. Pat Trammell leads Tide rushers with 319 yards on 77 carries, followed by Mike Fracchia and Lauren Stapp, while coach Gene Stallings reflects on a storied Texas A&M, Paris, Tex., football lineage and his early Alabama years.
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Graduate Of Carver Stars In Grid Game
Cliff Riley, a Carver High graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs George Riley of AEN, starred in the intra- battalion football championship. The Sth Marines 2nd Battalion beat the 1st Battalion group 1-H with Riley as one of the team captains. A rally helped move the play into position as Maj. H.R. Page presented the championship trophy.
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Rigney to Manage Los Angeles Angles in 1960 Season
AP report says Bill Rigney was signed by the Los Angeles AL club to manage the Angels after being deposed by the Giants midway through the 1960 season. He and General Manager Fred Haney traveled to Boston for the AL draft meeting while Haney discussed potential players and coach roles with DeRice and contacts with Redd Schoendienst. Bilko may be approached post draft but is currently Denver property.
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Wins Seven Of Eight B Squad Boasts Near Clean Slate
Baytown's B squad, after a three day break, practiced with the varsity as the Ganders head to San Antonio to claim third in the South. Coach Kevin Lounsberry drilled 18 players for Thursday's Port Arthur game. only loss came to Galena Park ending a six game win streak. The team started 30-36 vs Spring Branch, then beat Jesse Jones 38-32 and 44-3, while La Porte B defeated opponents 48-15 and 48-28.
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Hogs Ole Miss drop football series after fall
ARKANSAS and MISSISSIPPI will not meet in football after next fall as officials drop the series amid high tensions following Mississippi's 10 7 win at Little Rock. Coach Frank Broyles announced the decision at a San Antonio QB Club meeting stating the rift needs time to simmer.
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