Ganders Train for Port Arthur Semi with Narrow Wins
Baytown Ganders reach Port Arthur Holiday Basketball Tournament semi finals after two close Friday victories over Port Neches 78 77 and Buna 52 51. Joe Ed Newsome scored 35 in one game and 22 in the other, while Linder Lowery Ash and Mile Lawhon starred on defense and rebounding. The team faces Bridge City next, with finals or a third place game depending on Saturday results at Jefferson Gym.
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Indians rally to edge Baytown in tense late finish
Larry Pitre fed Newsome and Ash as Sere XO controlled the game. Baytown led 62 with five minutes left but Ganders rallied behind Ash’s late layup and a defensive stand, with Newsome fouling out and Lowery feeding the final rebound for Baytown’s narrow loss.
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Texas Longhorns expected to wear down Navy in showdown
Freeman Hartman analyzes college football outlook, predicting Texas will overpower Navy in midweek clash and project strong 1963 Texas squad with depth and talent. He also forecasts other bowl outcomes, favoring Nebraska, Ole Miss, and Air Force, while expressing skepticism about Washington and Alabama defenses.
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Local All-Staters Dominate Class AAA Football Honors
Dumas, Graham and LaMarque each placed two players on the Class AAA all-state grid team. Jerry Glover of Dumas led the squad with 141 of 150 points, while LaMarque’s Steve Jamail and Norman Honf and Graham’s Pi D. Shiahay and E. A. Gresham earned spots. Corsicana and Nederland also posted multiple selections, with several players from Fort Stockton, Brownfield, Conroe, and Pharr-Sdad-Juan named to the first and second teams.
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Barbers Hill Tourney Opens With Eight Boys and Girls Teams
The Barbers Hill tournament opens Thursday January 2 with eight boys and eight girls teams entered. Deer Park, Barbers Wil BR, Danbury, Hitcheark, Tarkington, Crosby and Whiterby are set for first round games in the bottom bracket with Barhers Hi facing Wiherty and Tarkington meeting Crosby.
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Last Second Goal Edges Barbers Hill
Mont Belvieu Texas Friday night thriller as Hitch cock edges Barbers Hill 42 42 on a last second jump shot by Andy Terrasso. Kilgore gave Eagles a lead with 20 seconds left, but Barbers Hill regained control and scored the winning margin. Eagles trailed by as many as seven, then rallied with key baskets to force a dramatic finish. Charlie Burgess led with points and rebounds, Bill Rilmore added nine points and seven boards. The Eagles drop to 6 4 in the season. next, Friendswood visits Mont Belvieu for two games.
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SMU Heads to El Paso for Sun Bowl Date with Oregon
Dallas AP report says Southern Methodist University plans to travel to El Paso to meet Oregon in the Sun Bowl. The Mustangs wrapped up intensive training with two workouts prior to departure.
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Giants Bears Clash For NFL Title On Sunday At Wrigley
New York Giants meet the Chicago Bears in the NFL championship at Wrigley Field. Y A Tittle leads the slugging Giants against a Bears defense led by George Halas with Bill Wade and Willie Galimore powering the ground game. Weather and field conditions at the Chicago venue factor in as the league’s top officers hope for a fair title tilt televised nationwide on NBC.
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McKinley Secures U S Davis Cup Victory in Australia
Chuck McKinley, 22, from Trinity University, rallied to defeat John Newcombe in a tense payoff match, giving the United States a 3-2 lead and sparking a historic Davis Cup win. Roy Emerson and Dennis Ralston contributed in singles and doubles as the U S reclaimed the Cup for the first time since 1988 amid a dramatic three-day series in Adelaide.
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Nation's Top Teams Practice For Bowls
Texas Navy and Union college lead the final 1963 rankings entering four major New Year’s bowl games. About 330000 spectators expected from Miami to Pasadena, with five All-Americas, as television covers all four games. Cotton Bowl pits undefeated Texas against Navy, Rose Bowl features Illinois vs Washington, Orange Bowl has Auburn vs Nebraska, and Sugar Bowl matches Mississippi vs Alabama.
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