Ganders Open In Galena Park Tourney Preview
Baytown Park plans for the Galena Park Invitational opening Friday with Baytown facing tough rivals like Texas City and Pasadena as 124A district teams start play. Baytown, led by veteran Roger Byers, squares off against Galena Park in a 5:20 p.m. opener while other first round games include Belton vs Pasadena and Port Arthur vs St Thomas.
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SMU Tops LSU 88-68 to End Losing Streak
SMU players spark an 88 to 68 victory over Louisiana State on home court, snapping a three game skid. Sophomore Dim Smith adds 12 rebounds and 10 points, James Thompson nets 19, David Somerville 17 as SMU dominates after intermission while Arkansas and TCU suffer losses in the same week.
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No Races At Stake 49ers And Browns On Saturday TV Menu
NFL preview notes a San Francisco over Cleveland pick and other weekend games. Green Bay aims to seal a Western crown with a win or tie in Los Angeles. Lions and Bears loom in Chicago with Rams needing an upset to stay alive. Texans and Oilers duel in New York while Steelers and Cowboys meet in Yankee Stadium. Raiders could affect the East race by upset, with many teams vying for final playoff spots.
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Major College Capers Holiday Tourneys Kick Off Tonight
Major college basketball games open the holiday tourneys with Duquesne vs Boston College and William and Mary vs Pitt in Pittsburgh and Tennessee State vs Pacific and Loyola Portland in Portland. Notre Dame Miami of Florida Niagara Duke posted strong showings as top clubs seek top ten status. Notre Dame’s John Andreoli led a late charge against Creighton. Miami’s Mike McCoy scored 29 as the Hurricanes led at halftime. Mack Mullis of Florida Southern poured in 33 in a standout performance. Niagara halted Dayton’s 14-game win streak with a 47-point victory.
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Scorecard shows Steelers, Giants, Bears strong in pro games
Steelers overpower Redskins as Lou Michaels toe may decide Pitt fate. Giants test Cowboys, Tittle leads Eastern champs past Lazio rivals. Bears survive Lions challenges. Packers crush Rams as J. Heston guides LA. College and pro results mix with multiple scores and upcoming games noted.
Guys-Dolls Golf Tournament Slated At Goose Creek
A two men and one woman teams event at Goose Creek Country Club begins at 12 30 p m Sunday with a shotgun start. Play is handicap based and best ball scoring. Teams can form threesomes or be set by the pro shop. Entry closes 5 p m Saturday with a 2 dollar per player fee for entrants with an established handicap.
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Dallas Texans add Bobby Bell in draft haul
The Dallas Texans, after selecting Junious Buchanan from Grambling and Ed Budde from Michigan State, signed Bobby Bell, Minnesota All-America tackle, in Minneapolis. Vikings representatives watched as Texan scout Don Klosterman closed the deal after a four hour effort.
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Gotham Tilt Definitely On Schedule For Yankee Stadium Bowl
The Gotham Bowl at Yankee Stadium is set with 20,000 tickets sold as Miami and Nebraska travel to New York. A TV deal permits a taped telecast and proceeds after the March of Dimes share will go to both schools. Nebraska loses to Oklahoma 34 6 ending hopes for a Big Eight title, while Bell is highlighted with a rumored $150 000 five year deal that may be overstated.
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Bears invade Baytown tourney with strong showing
Cedar Bayou Bears roll past Dickinson 49 28 in a Baytown Invitational prep basketball showdown. Ronnie Marsh scored six in the second quarter as Cedar Bayou built an 18 7 halftime lead. Lary Pitre sparked the Bears in the third with four straight goals while Dickinson, led by George Mira, struggled to keep pace. The Bears open against Chan in Friday’s opening round at the Robert E. Lee High gym with finals Saturday.
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Ohio State Tops Box Office Attendance in 1962 College Football
Ohio State led Big Ten attendance in 1962 with 497,644 fans across six home games. Michigan State, LSU, and Wisconsin posted large gains as overall college football attendance surpassed 71 million for the first time, though Michigan suffered a sharp drop. Rose Bowl rivals Wisconsin and Southern California also posted notable gains.
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Villanova Defense Faces Big Test in Liberty Bowl
In Philadelphia Oregon State's high powered offense challenges Villanova's eighth ranked defense after a 7-2 season. Wildcats led by coach Alex Bell aim to curb Terry Baker and the Beavers who totaled 3,752 yards, 1,891 rushing and 1,951 passing with 24 touchdowns in an 8-2 year.
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Class A Finalists To Be Determined
Finalists for Class A will be decided tonight with Albany facing Rotan at Abuene and New London meeting Ingleside at Baytown, Rotan and New London favored. One Class AA finalist will emerge as Rockdale faces Linton at Seguin Saturday night. Winters and Jacksboro, undefeated, play at Abilene to decide the other Class A finalist.
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Oilers Aim to Clinch Eastern Title at Polo Grounds
Houston Oilers travel to New York for a must win Saturday against the Titans, with a half game lead in the Eastern Division and a possible berth in the December 33 championship game against Dallas. Star players Ivy and Powell key the offense as Charley Tolar pursues 1,000 rushing yards, while Blanda distributes to Hennigan and a resurging defense fuels a six game win streak. Texas high school notes follow with Roys Ranch in Class AA standings.
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Gas savings and low costs with Volkswagen Truck
The ad extols yearly savings of 400 dollars and per gallon notes. It claims average 24 mpg for regular gas and that tires last about 35,000 miles. Maintenance is said to be half the cost of standard trucks. It also notes low upfront price, with a few hundred saved before leaving the showroom.
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