Ferrell and Rincon Lead All-District First Team Picks
Galena Park tackle Bill Spencer and Pasadena quarterback Rick Barres t lead the district in first team honors with six others joining on offense and defense. Baytown and Galena Park dominated the selections with Pasadena garnering eight first place nods as Brazosport and Galveston Ball also placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Woops
Sun Sport
Salutution
Prachierd
George Ferruson
Galena Park
Bill Spencer
Zlengard
Leterman
Eccaptain
Pasadena
Rick Barrest
Tomer Aid
Joe Perrell
Braxo Sweeen
Mike Herik
Cadlyin
Frank Terry
Ferrell
Rincon
Spencer
Hoemen
Rancon
Galena Part
Ing
Port Arthur
Spring Branch
Pasadend
Powithy
Paul Smith
Calvin Enderlin
Allstate
Mike Horak
Brazosport
Butch Hubbard
Baytown
Calvin Powitsky
Allen Lee
Mike Ferrell
Arthur Didriksen
Rick Barrett
Sterewe
Anthony Gondesen
Galveston
George Cheshire
Ron Blew Eweee
Pat Herring
Brazospori
Tes
Richard Richardson
Calvin Powitzky
Ratte Tabedefa
Mike Ferrall
George Rincon
Gilbert Ash
Dulles Fans Liberty As Albany Falls In Classic Clash
Associated Press report on Texas schoolboy football playoff action with Petersburg upsetting Albany 22-14 to reach Class A finals while Dulles and Liberty face pivotal outcomes in Class AA and other AA/AAA divisions. Finalists to be decided as Garland Amarillo Tasco Corpus Christi Miller and others compete. Petersburg led 21-6 at halftime after fumbles and misplays plagued Albany on a snowbound field at Tutrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas Schoolboy
Footballssourth City Liberty 200 FK
Petersburg
Albany
Garland
Amarillo
Tascosa
Amearilo
Corpus Christi Miller
Spring Branch
Graham
Corsicana
Arlington Uris
LaMarque
Pharr
San Juan
Houston
Charles Hiverland
Creshing
Ralph Role
Liberty
Aipany
Tutrock
W. Robertson
Made Teo
Petersburg Touchricans
Rice Caps Fifth Straight Bears Centenary 76
Rice tops Centenary to extend its fifth straight win in the Southwest Conference race. Kendall Rhine scores 2 and grabs 19 rebounds while Larry Phillips adds 24 points as Rice strengthens its position ahead of a busy intersectional slate. Southern Methodist meets Northwestern at Evanston and Texas faces Oklahoma at Norman in six upcoming interconference games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Ouls
Centenary
Kendall Rhine
Crebbing
Larry Phillips
Southern
Methodist
Northwestern
Evanston
Texas
Oklahoma
Norman
Baylor
Kentucky
Laxington
Tech
Alabama
Texas Christian
Oklahoma City
University
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Second Team Offense and Honorable Mentions List
A long OCR list names players by city and school across positions including E Mickey McCarty E Lary Henson T Pat Pryor and more. The fragment includes many references to Texas City Baytown Galveston Pasadena and Galena Park with several players like David Mangum, Joe Smith, Gerald Mayeaux, Gary Roberts, and others noted as honorable mentions or roles on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey McCarty
Lary Henson
Pat Pryor
Texas
Civ
Richard Short
Galveston
Bill Cloud
Galena Park
Charles Redden
Baytown
Joe Smith
Bragasport
Charlie Riggs
Kirk Mann
Andy Lowery
Texas City
David Mangum
Louis “Shalmire
G—Lary Bir
Pasaden
Ken Comer
Ernest Valdez
Jerry Gardner
C—Van Hallmark
Texas Ciy
James Bailes
James Incalcatoria
Gary Lockhart
Robert Huffman
George Rincon
Baytown FE
Gerald Mayeaux
Galeda Park
Gary Roberts
Pasadena
Jack Rice
George Lunsford
Brazosport
Joan Feicle
William Bezdek
Ronsie Cole
He—George Cheshire
Hubert Huffman
Se—Louis Sholmire
Coaches and Disc Jockeys Clash in Charity Game
The Seven Southam Gentlemen, a coaches and disc jockeys charity game, will feature Baytown area figures including Berry Nettles and Buddy Chess. The gym event at REL Nich school costs 50 cents admission, with players listed such as Whale belly Innes and Dave Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hea O
NCAA
Berry Nettles
Bray
Baytowt Rn
Sit Buddy Chess
Highlands
Tommy Johnson
Horace Mann
Wondy Walker
Baytown
Don Trouchard
Robert Eo Lee
Nettles
Tam
Southam
Radio
KNUZ
Whalebelly Innes
Art ¥Ancey
Dave Ward
Peal Berfin
Chick
Davey Adams Amon
Admissio
REL Nich
Top Ten Faces Shifts After Friday Upsets Across Nation
The Associated Press Top Ten sees multiple ranked teams slip as Friday results shake the college basketball landscape. Loyola Chicago remains No 1 with a string of surprises including Missouri and Oregon State victories. Michigan and Kentucky also falter while Western Michigan and Arizona State suffer second straight losses. The AP notes late-season jitters and emphasizes standout scorers and pivotal plays as teams clash across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Oregon State
Missouri
Lares
Ohio
Jeff
Pute Ey
California
Heavers
Gary Garmer
Ohio State
Sun Devils
Arimatis
State
Fritz Pointer
Southern California
George Caseld
Baylor
Western Michigan
UCLA
Chicago
Loyola
NYU
Fairleigh Dickinson
Dake
Clemson
Nic Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Arizona
State Jackies
Denver
Chlfarrens
All-District Football History and Selection Rules
A detailed, historical look at how all-district football teams were chosen by six area newspapers. It explains positions, point systems, alternates, and the roles of coaches and sportswriters in compiling offensive, defensive, and lineman picks with MVFP honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fartown Sun
Brazosport Farts
Galvestone
Fribune
Palads Star News Citizen
Texse City Sun
Xefund
Umea
Urigl
Orte- OM
Mie
Baytown Sun
Brizosport Facts
Eckard
Lhen
Bhi McMurray
Jimmie Woods
The
Sun
Grint
Alme
Coaching School Set For Aug 2 4 In Fort Worth
The 1964 Texas Coaching School will open in Fort Worth with registration on Sunday August 2 and conclude Thursday August 6. The Texas High School Coaches Association board met to finalize plans and direct actions for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas High School Coaches’ . Association
Baytown Junior High Favorites Advance in Cage Tourney
Baytown Junior High defeated Dayton in triple overtime to reach the Baytown Invitational semifinals at Rebert E. Lee High School. Ashley and David Gillon led the Red Goslings with 14 points to overcome a Dayton comeback, while Northwood of Smiley, Cedar Bayou, and Horace Mann also won their first round games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Dayton
Rebert_ E.Lee High School
Bainesnin
Northwood
Smiley J
Smiley Jand Cedar. Bayou
Horace J Mann
Ed Goslins
Baytran
Ashley
David Gillon
Red Gosling
Rece Northwood
Ashles
Baytoon
Horace Mann
San Jacinto Junior High
Pasadena
James Lavell
Green Goslins
Jackie Derrett
Highlands
Smiley
Karl Cooper
Faries
Eagles
Northands
Eacles
Northwteod
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Arthur
Dee) Didriksen
Ganders
An Hieil
Redden
Tr Mann
David Mazsem
Anguay
Ling
Hubbard
Danny DuBose
Carree
Woof
Teska Beys
Jalsa
Ball High
Anth Sen
Choi Cand
Rinchn
Pall High
Mangum
Jine
Cheshire
Horak
Powitzky
Toe
Didriksen
Abcenter
Galena
Richard Richandson
Wil-pounder
Bailey
Guani
Barrett
Gondesen
Herring
Mitch
Bob Barfield
Jayer
Tor
Dulles
Rice
Mentlen
Gene McMullen
Butch Hubberd
Hay
Tower
R Bard Steed
Texe City
Bil Cloud
Danny Dubsse
Eas
Ki Cooper
Jern Gardner
Lee Honanie Vickery
Don Cleary
Galvester
Gaspringfield
Tex
Mike Pierce
Galena S
Posiaky
Pryor
Lee
Richardson
Didriksen Gondesen
Cheshire Ash
Spon- Tribune
Pasadena Star News Citizen
Texas City Sun
Brazosport Facts
Galveston News
Rincom
Bal Snencer
San Jacinto
Dickinson
Cedar Bayou
Thad Felton
Sherwin-Williams
Holiday
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