Sterling Rangers Rally To Beat South Houston Trojans 78 73
The Sterling Rangers avenged an earlier loss by defeating the South Houston Trojans 78 73 in a district game. Garrett led with 23 points, Coleman 20, Chase 17, and the team shot 66 percent from the line while improving to 4 1 in district play. The Trojans, slowed by early foul trouble, saw Moon and others score but could not overtake Sterling in the final period.
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Ter
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Sterling
Pasadena
Robert E
Lee
Ronnie Garrett
Johnny Rihn
Don Moon
South
Houston
South Cat
Garrett
Johnny Coleman
Richard Chase
Robert E. Lee
Frogs Lose Two To Pros In Wild SWC Preview
Associated Press report on 1967 SWC baseball openers and predicted scramble for the championship. Texas, Texas Christian, SMU, Rice, Baylor active. Texas A&M to start Friday. TCU lost ace pitchers Gramley and Paul to pro contracts. nine letter men return including Duffey, Davidson, Hooper, Yates. Coach Windegger notes lack of proven pitching.
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Associated Press
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As Christian
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SMU
A&m
Horned Frogs
Tommy Gramley
Ronnie Paul
Jimmy Duffey
Parke Davidson
Richard Hooper
Mickey Yates
Blue Devils rout South Houston JV 74 42 in win
Sterling Blue Devils toppled South Houston junior varsity 74 to 42 to rebound from an IL game streak loss. Key scorers were Jerry Acosta Rex Fisher and Lavey Darden with 18 16 and 16 points respectively as Sterling built a big first half lead and coasted to the win.
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Lavey Darden
Rex Fisher
Acosta
Fisher
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Darden
Floyd Ciruti
Blue Deviails
Deer Park Tops Texas City In Close Zone Clash
Deer Park defeated Texas City 58 to 51 to claim sole possession of first in the 124A South Zone. New Man led Deer Park with 15 points, Glidden and Hyde added long-range shooting, while Porter and Borak controlled the boards. Texas City’s Hyde and Clements fought inside, but Deer Park built a late cushion and sealed the win with New Man’s late free throws. JV also won 47-38 behind Newell 11 and Watkins 16.
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Hyde
Clements
Gary Porter
Borak
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Glidden
Fridge
Reading
Newman
Deer
Doug Newell
David Watkins
Harry McAninch
Larry Blanton
Crosby Buffs Edge in Rally Fails by Four
Crosby Buffaloes rally from 15 point deficits but fall 70 66 to Humble. Humble led 24 16 first period and 20 5 late in the third as Crosby surged to within three late, but Humble sealed the win when Wright scored on a late foul shot. Crosby juniors lose 16 35.
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Giants faces contract tangle over 1967 season
San Francisco Giants face star pay talks ahead of spring training as Juan Marichal and Lindy McDaniel balk at offers. Tito Fuentes Norm Siebern Ken Henderson and others may add to contract friction while Ray Sadecki and Ron Herbel join the 24 of 41 signed stars including Mays McCovey Hart Haller Perry and Te Verd.
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San Francisco Giants
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Lindy’ McDaniel
Giants
Tito | Fuentes
Norm
Siebern
Ken Henderson
Ray Sadecki
Ron Herbel
Marichal
Willie Mays
Willie” McCovey
Jim Hart
Tom Haller
Gaylord’ Perry
Frank
Linzy
Penn State players feature in Riviera Beach briefs
6-foot-8 bill Stansfield at Penn State averaged 25.5 points per game as a sophomore at Riviera Beach High School. Freshman John Travers, son of Harrisburg veteran sports reporter John Travers, plays for Penn State. Roanoke captain Jim Allen leads West Point squash team.
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Stansfield
Penn State
Socomore
Riviera Beach
Fla
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Mike) Travers
John Travers
Harrisburg
Patriot- News
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Roanoke
West - Point
La Porte JV Beats Dickinson In 90-55 Buzzer
La Porte junior varsity defeated Dickinson 90-55 as Tom White led with 42 points. La Porte built an eight point lead, Dickinson rallied to two, but La Porte held firm, with Sam Jacobs and Alfred Ricks scoring 14 and 22 respectively.
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Feold
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Dickinson” Gators
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Randy
Schultz
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Burgin
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Jacobs
Alfred Ricks
LaPorte
Ricks
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Ito
Tom White
Falcons Defeat Channelview in Varsity 90 57
Clear Creek junior varsity rolled to an 87 36 win while the Falcons fell behind early but regrouped to win the varsity game 90 57. Richard Hubn starred with strong rebounding and scoring, finishing with 23 points for the Wildcats. Ray Mathis led Channelview with 14 points.
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