Gander Cagers Head to San Antonio Tourney Opener
Gander cagers under coach Frank James depart at 12 38 p m for San Antonio to face Alamo Heights High in the opening game of the San Antonio Tournament. The squad travels in two cars with a 14 player roster led by James Beavers Poage Choate Nettles and Nevesad. Nettles starts his first game of the season and the team aims to rebound after injuries as they enter a multi team event including San Antonio teams and Fort Worth contenders.
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Frank James
Robert E
Gander
San Anig Tehere
Alamo Heights High
Santonio
Ganders
Lee Gym
Arem James
Popere
Beavers
David Thiesse
Johnson
Paul Parkinson
Jackie Poage
Bubba Choate
Gerald Wrigak
Clifton Price
Barry Nettles
Bob Lee
Terry Page
Rodney Nevesad
Maade
Alarse Heights
Nova
Gad
Poage
Choate
Nettles
Fort Worth
Texas Christ Versity Horned Frogs
Windintg University
Wichita
Ictorious
Texas
Wil
Rice Institute
Houston
TCU
gay@ the Froggies
Wheatshockers
Tommy Taylor
Hank Hemingway
Gene Schmidt
Yankees Plan Title Retention and Stadium Upgrades
New York Yankee executive Dan Topping outlines plans to defend the pennant and World Series, aiming to draw over 7 million fans to home games. The group seeks another pitcher and notes 9 million in four years at the stadium as it budgets more than 200 thousand dollars for improvements before opening day.
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New York
Yankee
Dan Topping
Stei
Topping
Dan
Yanks
Red Sox
Indians
Tigers
Yenks
George Weiss
Esteller
Don Johnson
Dick ‘Wakefield
Aggies Reach Second Round in All-College With Vanderbilt Drama
Oklahoma A and M edged Vanderbilt 62-61 on a last second shot by Guard Bob Vermour to survive the opening round. Oklahoma City University toppled Baylor 43-32, Texas beat Alabama 44-35, and Arkansas rallied past Alabama 43-33 as Oklahoma A and M meets OKC University in the nightcap of a doubleheader in Oklahoma City.
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Aggies
Oklahoma City University
Shade Vander Dil
Baylor
Bears
Cowboys Ty
Texas
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma A
Wyoming
Gero
Vanderbit
Bob Vermour
Wreshville
Vandy
Ite
A. E. Lemon
Jim Cathcart
Hazorback
Parkers
Wryoming
John Pilch
Lou Doty
Cowboys
Texas Longhorns
Pilch
Doty
Semi-Finals Set in Junior Tennis Tourney at Humble
Today the Junior Tennis Tournament semis will feature Rob Middleton versus Rolin Russell and Lewis Weaver against Paul Wilkins on Humble courts. Doubles see Wilkins with Weaver facing Tommy Roberts and John Strangmier, while Don Dixon and Ronnie Gieger play Thurmond Watson and Billy Gunner. Byes awarded to Russell Middleton and Perry Beauchamp Wayland Dedmon.
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Rob Middleton
Rolin Russell
Lewis Weaver
Paul Wilkins
Wilkins
Weaver
Tommy Roberts
John Strangmier
Don Dixon
Ronnie Gieger
Thurmond Watson
Billy Gunner
Russell Middleton
Perry Beauchamp
Wayland Dedmon
Leo LaBorde
Middleton
Gieger
Russell
Strangmier
Dixon
Beauchamp
Dedmon
Tommy Foberis
Arizona Wildcats Rout Texas A and M 59 to 46
Arizona extended its home winning streak to 55 games by defeating Texas A and M 59 to 46 in Tucson. Leon Brevins led Arizona with 14 points while Bob Honea added 19, as the Wildcats used a fast start and stifling defense to hold the Aggies to a 27-24 halftime lead and limited scoring in the second half.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona Wildcats
Texas A
Arizona
Aggies
Leon Brevins
Border
Ducks Run Fairly. Hunters Report Spotty Season
Rod and Gun notes from Highlands and Sheldon report uneven duck hunting with many small ducks and high-flying flocks. Several locals including Roy Wixxer and Jack Wixxer, Harold Warner, Henry Goodwin, Joe Nelson, and Murry Busch are noted with varying success. Bass fishing remains strong at Highlands Lake with notable catches by Sid White side, Sam White side, Bil Worley, and others. Deer season winds down December 31 with forecasts of a strong year ahead.
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Jack Wiikxer
Roy
Howeve
Highlands
Robinsons Camp
Englands
Sheldon
Harold Warner
Uplincs Way
Barrows Ranch
Mr. Warner
Henry Goodwin
Baytown
Trinity River
Joe Nelson
Wilton Roper
Johnnie Echols
Murry
Glenn Busch
Grass Bayou
Jeff Harbour
Jeff
Focal Sporting Goods
Highlands Lake
Sid Whiteside
Sam
Sid
Bil Worley
Wayne Aniason
Robert’ Lee Chastain
Jacinto City
Bil Andrews
Pasadena
Tom Veenstra
Robinson
Offats Bayou
Stanley Voytek
Ewald Wendler
Horace Lowe
C. C
Red) Baird
Offats
Lowe
Red
Hemphill Pon Tiac to Face Champion Paper at Deer Park
Hemphill Pontiac cagers meet Champion Paper of Pasadena at 7 15 pm in the first game of a double header at Deer Park tonight. Pasadena Merchants and SouthwestBusiness College of Houston play the nightcap at 9 30 pm. Hemphill, defending Baytown City League champion, is unbeaten this year and adds Bob Foley from Rice. Craddock calls Hemphill players to meet at 6 pm today at Tri City Drug in Baytown.
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Hemphill Pontiac Cagers
Pasadena
Deer Park
Merchants
Southwest Business College of Houston
Hemphill
Pasadena Merchants
Deer Paris
Levi Craddock
Tri-City Drug
Old Baytown
Baytown
Hemphillers
Bob Foley
Robert E. Lee
Rice
Foley
Craddock
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Bemphill
LSU First String End Out With Broken Bone
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 28 Louisiana State football faces a setback as first string end Jesse Yates injures a broken collarbone. The injury occurred during a scrimmage yesterday leaving Yates out for the Sugar Bowl against Oklahoma January 2. Coach Gaynell Tinsley called him one of the team’s most consistent players and said he would be hard to replace.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Jesse Yates
Oklahoma
Yates
Gaynell Tinsley
Tinsley
Buckeye Players Deny Dissension in Rose Bowl Camp
PASADENA Cal Dec 28 Coaches and players of Ohio State Rose Bowl Buckeyes dismissed rumors of squad dissension as “omni rue and ridicu lous” and said they are united behind Head Coach Wes Fesler and the rest of the staff. Captain Jack Wilson led a delegation denying discord and affirmed long-standing team cohesion.
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Pasadena
Cal
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wes Fester
Jack Wilson
Wes Fesler
Texas Welcome For Tarheels At Dallas Cotton Bowl Arrival
Dallas officials and the Cotton Bowl Association will greet the University of North Carolina Tarheels at Love Field with cowboy hats and celebrations. Coach Carl Snavely and players will then tour Melrose Hotel and Dal-Hi Stadium practice before heading to the Cotton Bowl. Rice Institute Owl arrivals follow Sunday night by train from Houston.
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U.P
Texas
University of North Carolina
Love Field Air Terminal
Choo- Choo
Justice
Art Weiner
North Carolina
Melrose Hotel
Dal-Hi Stadium
Rice Institute
Owls
Houston
OU Kansas State Take Lead In Big Seven Meet
Kansas State College and the University of Oklahoma moved into an early lead in the Big Seven Conference Basketball Tournament at Kansas City. Kansas State surged in the final half to overwhelm Kansas 56 to 48 before 8,500 fans.
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Kansas State
Kansas City
U.P
Kansas State College
University of Oklahoma
University of Kansas, BS
Rice Owls Ready After Three Hour Practice
Rice Owls head coach Jess Neely praised the squad after a three hour workout as they focus on conditioning before facing North Carolina in the Cotton Bowl. Neely said the players are in good condition and spirits as they prepare for the upcoming game.
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Houston
Gry Crees
Jess Neely
Rice
Caroline
Neely
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