Ganders Battle McCallum In Austin Tournament Opener
Baytown def ends cage crown as they face McCallum of Austin in the first round of the Austin Basketball Tournament. The winner advances to a 10 20 a m semifinal Saturday while the loser goes to consolation at 9 a m. Baytown's 4 1 tournament mark and Galveston Baytown and McCallum are among the field with Temple and other top teams noted in pre tournament comments.
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Baytown
Ganders
McCallum of
Austin
McCallum Crew
McCallum
Gander Cage
Jay Bollinger
Galveston
Temple
Bears
Bollinger
Bubba Mahan
Doug Bell
Suf
Baytown Junior High Tops Greenies in District Tilt
Baytown Junior High stayed alive in the Gulf Coast Junior High District by defeating rival Mann 48 to 36. Key players included Robert Oliver with 14 points and Butch Perkins with 13, while Ross Winningham was out for Baytown and Jimmy Johnson led the Green Goblins with solid scoring. This was Baytown’s third district win and Mann’s fourth district contest.
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Baytown Junior High
Gulf Coast
Downing City
Atace Mann
Red Goblins
Greenies
Th Right
Baytown
Woody Walker
Ted
Jimmy Johnson
Green Goslings
Ross Winningham
Robert Oliver
Butch Perkins
Kenneth “Parker
Mann Cngers
Mann
Bobby Whatey
Hoya Ash
Mann Cagers
Oliver
Conway
Parke
Terry
Ferguson
Perkins
Lawless
Marshall
McDowell
Gray
Hodges
Bears rout Lovenberg 56 to 29 on quick Cedar Bayou win
Cedar Bayou Gym hosts a decisive Bears victory as Bob Lawless tops scorers with 19 points and 32 rebounds. Richard Hargraves adds 17 points while Garland Smith and Mike McKerreghan contribute. Lovenberg’s squad struggles to keep pace in a 56 29 loss.
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Cedar Bayou
Igh
Cedar Bayou Gym
Bears
Bob Lawless
Nets
Lavenberg
Richard Hargraves
Bear
Garland Smith
Mike McKerreghan
Lawless
David Mangum
Alford
Kerreghan
Gates
Hargraves
Smith
Nis
Dio
Herndon
Lovenberg
Fredrickson
Supler
Vuckovich
Medina
Kupsa
Choate
Feimester
Aggie Assistant Quits For Business
COLLEGE STATION AP Bud Sherrod, Texas A M assistant football coach for two years, leaves the profession to join a Houston wholesale carpet firm January 2. He starred as an end at Tennessee and began coaching under DeWitt Weaver at Texas Tech, later moving to A M. He played in the 1951 Cotton Bowl and was named to the All-Time Cotton Bowl team.
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College Station
Bud Sherrod
Texas A&m
Houston
Sherrod
Jim Myers
A&m
Tennessee
DeWitt Weaver
Texas Tech
AEM
Texas
Rebs On Road Lee Seeks Second Win Of Year
The Lee Rebels travel to East Texas to face the Parola Ponies of Carthage seeking a second win this year after a 68-65 upset of Blinn Junior College. Key players Woodall, Blanscott, Cauthen, Myers and starters Porter and Parsons lead a balanced attack as coach Alton Laird presses for a solid road performance.
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Lee
East Texas
Parola
Carthage
Blinn Junior College
Panda
Blinn
Rebels
Woodall
Sie
J. R. Blanscott
Trall
San Antonio
Chile
Cauthen
Charles Myers
Alton Laird
Myers
Binn
Clifford Porter
Doub Parsons
Syracuse to Arrive for Cotton Bowl Workouts
Syracuse prepares for the Cotton Bowl against Texas with forty players, including several All-Americans, flying to Texas for workouts. Only Fred Mautino, the All-American right end, is sidelined by a sprained ankle from the UCLA game and expected to join light practice soon.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Texas
Fred Mautino
Mautino
UCLA
Ben Schwarzzwalder
Utes Rise Toward National Title With Hot Scoring Pace
Utah coach Jack Gardner seeks a national championship as his Utes win their fifth straight, averaging 93 points per game. Freshman Billy McGill, a mobile center, joins a strong lineup while senior sharpshooter Al Butler stars for Niagara as DePaul and Missouri also notch wins.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Jack Gardner
Utah
Utes
Washington State
Wichita
Los Angeles State
New Mexico State
Gardner
Kansas State
Skyline
Los Angeles
Billy
Waterfowl Shooting Hours And Saturday Nigh Tournament Notes
Listing of waterfowl shooting rise and set times for Saturday through Wednesday. Tarnished by scattered sports results: Niagara over Georgetown in double overtime 82-80 on Horace Walker buzzer shot, Texas A&M defeats Houston 64-62, Dayton over Drake, Harvard edges Tufts, Princeton beats Rutgers, Wake Forest tops Virginia, Tulsa ends skid over TCU, and Quantico wins Christmas Invitational 99-55.
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Michigan State
Nebraska
Horace Walker
Texas A&m
Houston
Dayton
Frank Case
Drake
TI. Buller
Jack Junior
Niagara
Georgetown
Butler
Harvard
Ed Cuffe
Tufts
Larry Brennan
Princeton
Rutgers
Tennessee
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Virginia
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Mickey Fuller
Joe Tsquivel
San Antonio Mollson
Travis
124A
Ball High
Highland Park
Dallas
Stephen F. Austin
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Black
Decker
Sterling Ai
Ben Gordon
State Department of Banking
Jones St
Ate
Aggie
Gana FS
Ava
Woodall Mill Cauthen
Myra Vee
AL Blanscott
Porter
Porson
Bohtonen
Gary A Wiltanson
Lea
Emergency Trucker's Service
Thad Felton
FORD
Towa
Missouri
Texas Asm
al Butler
DePaul
Ohio U
Howie
Carl
Carver
Fidelity “Manor
Barbers’ Hill
Humble
Channel View
Lament Crosby
Barbers Hill
High Island
Lee College
Pantola
South America
New World
Falstare
America
Don Faust
Bayshore Motors
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