Crosby Buffs Lead District 27-A All Star Selections
Crosby High School dominated the 27-A all-district picks with seven players on first offense and defense. Crosby tri-captains Remkes Clifton and Curtiss led a strong showing including Hosch at halfback, Krauss and Griffith on defense, and Neeser and additional teammates earning spot honors. Barbers Hill and others earned minor mentions with several players on second teams and honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Remkes
Johnny Clifton
Jerry Hosch
Crosby Buffaloes
Crosby
Barbers Hill
Remkes
Buffs
Gary Clemmons
Jack Spence
Curtiss
Clifford Michalsky
Ronnie Falk
Plewellen
First Team Offense and Defense Selections Listed
The compiled all star roster lists First Team offense with positions and players from Crosby New Caney Spring Waller and others, including E Gary Friedel and QB Ronnie Masterson. First Team defense features Remkes Koenig Griffith Samuels Curtiss Cutton Krauss and others, plus second team picks like Burns Myers and Shrousse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Friedel
Waller
Dale Remkes
Crosby
James Wright
New Caney
Lary Koenig
Johnny Clifton
Ronnie Perry
Spring
Gerald Roland
Johnny Blount
Splendora, Jr
J. D. Zsrd
Jery Hosch
T—Lary Koenig
David Griffith
Barbers Hull
Bobby Mielch
Kenneth Cotten
Barbers Hill
Glenn Samuels
TBC
A. Curtiss
Ile—Johnny Cutton
Johnny Krauss
Ole—Jerry Flewellen
Ole—Jery Hosch
Guy Humphrey
BU Burns
Barbers Mill
Kerry Myers
Willis
Gery Mart
Lary Walls Spring
Barbers
Carl Shrousse
New Canay
Glenn Samuel
Ronnie Masterson
Aggies Beat Memphis State 93 84 to Stay Undefeated in SWC
Texas A M topped Memphis State 93 84 to remain undefeated in the Southwest Conference as Arkansas and Texas also won. Big John Beasley scored 34 for A M after the break, while Ricky Suse set Arkansas scoring mark with 42 points in a 94 61 win over Centenary. Rice lost to Missouri while Baylor fell to Pacific as four league teams chased interconference play.
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Associated Press
Texas A&m
Memphis State
Arkansas
Texas
Rice
Baylor
Missouri
University of Pacific
Southern Methdist
Oklahoma City University
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma City
Chiefs
Christian
Texas Christian
Centenary
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Tex
Tech
Nebraska
Lincoln
John Beasley
Nets
Beasley
Oklahoma State
Ricky Suge
Pate
Suse
Owl
Ron Coleman
Doug McKendrick
Wiley Hart
Harris Faces Job Choice After Astros Shakeup
Harris, ousted as Houston Astros manager, has been offered a new role but needs days to decide. He returned to Houston from Birmingham where he vacationed as Grady Hatton and Tal Smith outline Richards' duties. Hatton seeks Nellie Fox for a staff job while Jim Busby joins.
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Houston, Tex
Luiman Harris
The
Houston Astros
Harris
Houston
Birmingham
Astro
Paul Richards
Grady Hatton
Hatton
Tal Smith
Roy Hofheinz
Hofheinz
Richards
Smith
Sugarland
Jim Busby
Cuill
Nellie Fox
Star
Oklahoma City
Hofheingz
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Television Schedule Highlights for Tonight and Tomorrow
A compact listing shows a mix of dramas, comedies, music and news across CBS and USA networks. Programs include My Mother The Car, The Fugitive, Petticoat Junction, Peyton Place, McHale's Navy, The CBS News, and Johnny Carson’s show with early sign on and morning forecasts.
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N.Y. Philharmonic
Dr. Kildare
Arts
USA
Theatre O
Red Skelton McHale's Navy
F Troop
Art Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Morris Frank
Local TV and Radio Schedule Montage Highlights Texas and National News
A listing of KWBA and multiple affiliates shows a dense schedule with life lines, talk, religious programs, daytime dramas, game shows, news on the hour, and assorted children and public affairs programs. Notable entries include The World Today, News at Noon, As The World Turns, The Days of Our Lives, Jeopardy, and Captain Kangaroo among others spanning morning to late afternoon.
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Charles Starr
Life Line Mutual
Heaven & Home
Amazing Grace
Paul Stephens
The
Gospel Hour
Hou
Wait
Karen Lehman
Ginny Pace
Ben Casey
General Hospital
Douglass Edwards
CBS News
Cadet Don
Kitty
Love Lucy
Jack la Lanne
Andy
Mayberry
Paradise Bay
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Football All-District Second Team Selections Listed
The list names Kenneth Williamson and Jamey Free among players from Spring New Caney and Hempstead plus others like James Boucher, Mike Falks, Edward Mazurkiewicz, Woodrow Turner, and Peden Herms. It includes positions such as FB HB MB T MG WLB OLB NG and notes several seniors and sophomores from multiple area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Williamson
Spring, Sr
Bobby Steck
Barbers Hull
Soph
Jamey Free
New Caney, Or
James Boucher
Splendora
Mike Falks
Waller
Edward Mazurkiewicz
Hempstead
T—Woodrow Turner
Wlb
Peden Herms
Hempstead, Sr
I. D. Izard
Waller, Sr
Dennis Ash
Playoff Outlook Shapes Up As NFL Races End
Green Bay controls Western title by beating 49ers while Baltimore or Green Bay clinch with other results. Giants vs Cowboys in the East decides Orange Bowl bid with possible Miami Playoff Bowl incentives for second-place teams. AFL title game rematch Buffalo and San Diego set in San Diego with Kemp and Hadl matching wits.
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New York
Green Bay
San Francisco
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Miami
New York Giants
Dallas
Yankee Stadium
Giants
Cowboys
Bears
American Football League
Buffalo
San Diego
Chargers
Lancersworth
Jack Kemp
John Hadl
Bradley era ends as Princeton loses to Rutgers in upset
Princeton fans saw the end of Bill Bradley's era as Rutgers stunned the Tigers 68 66. Bob Loyd scored 30 points guiding Rutgers in a game marked by odd moments including Arkansas set a scoring record and Canisius routed Ontario. Ricky Sugg poured in 41 for Arkansas in a separate showcase.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Tigers
Bradley
Rutgers
The
Scarlet
Arkansas
Parkers
Centenary
Canisius
Western Ontario
Golden Grit Ruths
Bob Loyd
Lloyd
Ricky Sugg
Cenar
Baytown Bears Rally For Victory In Pair Of Games
Baytown defeated Cedar Bayou 54 28 in the main game with strong second half play. Plaeger and Tino Garcia each scored 13 to lead the Bears while Bul lard and Conway added rebounds. Baytown also won the B game 30 27 as Duane McLendon led with seven points and David Hudson followed with six. Cedar Bayou trailed 23 9 at halftime but rallied in the second half. Baytown faces S F Austin Galveston next and hosts La Marque in Zone II action.
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Bears
Coslins
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Red
Goslins
Plaeger
Tino Garcia
Bullard
Conway
Little Bears
Duane McLendon
David Hudson
Gary Whitman
Baytoun
S. F.austin
Galveston
The
Zone Hi
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