Ganders Rally Past Deer Park Behind Anderson 28 Points
Robert E. Lee outpaced District 234A leader Deer Park 58 45 as Alton Anderson scored 28 to spark the Ganders. Charles Le Blue added 10 and Thomas McClenden ning points while Deer Park received 11 from Ricky Sullivan and Jim Stevens with nine from Dave Watkins and Terry Bonnette. Ganders finish 18 8 overall, JV won 32 27.
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Gander Banquet Honors District 23 4A Champions
The Ganders celebrate their district title at a 7 p.m. Saturday banquet at the Holiday Inn. UT-Arlington athletic director Chena Gilstrap will speak. Special awards include the Dani Stallworth Award for the outstanding back and lineman James Gay Award for the top scholastic senior, and the Pigi Kern award for team spirit. Dr. George Walmsley will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Ut-Arlington
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James Gay
Pigi Kern
Drew Dragons Rout New Caney In District Showdown
Crosby Drew raced to a 106-53 win over New Caney in a District 2 AA game. Artis Sessions scored 33 as six Dragons hit double figures. Marvin Driver 16 Larry Thomas 15 Billy Williams 12 and Greg Attetberry 12 aided the victory. New Caney’s Larry Feuldman 15 Harold Batisse 13 led their side. The Dragons improved to 5-1 and also won the JV game 88-51 behind 20-point efforts from John Durst and Isat Tatmon.
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Jacklin, Nicklaus Lead San Diego Open At Torrey Pines
Tony Jacklin shot 67 to reach 133 after 36 holes and share the lead with Jack Nicklaus at the Andy Williams San Diego Open. Terry Dill and Lee Trevino trail at 135 and 137 as Ray Floyd misses the cut with 149. Billy Casper, George Archer, and others sit well back.
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Bert Yancey
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Rangers fall to Sam Rayburn 55 44 in district clash
Sterling High Rangers start cold and never recover in a 55 44 defeat to Sam Rayburn in District 2a 4A. Ted Hazlewood tops Sterling with 14 points and 12 rebounds as Rayburn shoots 46 percent to Sterling 27 percent. Coach Woody Walker cites poor hustle and rebounding as key factors. Sterling drops to 3 1 in district. Rayburn improves to 3 3. JV wins 51 48 behind Anthony Barnett and Nathan Mathis.
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Ray Berry weighs Arkansas offer amid Cowboys future
Dallas Cowboys receiver coach Ray Berry says he is seriously considering a coaching offer from Arkansas head coach Frank Broyles. Berry, an all pro from Baltimore, has coached Dallas receivers for two years and played college football at Southern Methodist University. He calls the crossroads moment and has not yet decided.
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Eagles Fall to Warren in District 25 A Thriller
Warren roared back in the second half to beat Barbers Hill 76 70 in district play. Barbers Hill leaders Ricky Brazel and Kein Elliott each scored 21, Jabe Leonard and Roy Hues added 12 apiece, while Jessie Wolf led Warren with 21 and James Wolf 16. Barbers Hill won the girls game 47 38 with Katrinal Smith 26 and Mail McGinity 15.
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Swim Meet Wins Put REL Tankers Over Deer Park and Sterling
Robert B. Lee led the REL Ganders to a triangular meet victory with 57 points, ahead of Deer Park 53 and Sterling 34. Winners included Mike Rice in 100 free and Tony Royle in 400 free, with Bill Ehlig taking 100 breast. Sterling notables were Pat Proctor and Chris Litras in 50 free and 200 IM respectively, plus a 4x100 relay. A Windsor football field was named after Dr. C W Sabin in a nod to Windsor and Eaton high schools.
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Randy Reber
Scott Leach
Rice
Billy Smalling
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Eaton
Bulldogs Post Win in District Thriller
Hitchcock fell 79 53 as La Parte led with 32 and Merritt 18. Willie Lee added 16 for Hitchcock while Bulldog Phil Collins scored 22. Bulldogs move to 6 2 in district play. La Parte also earned a 68 45 JV victory.
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Vikings WR Gene Washington Speaks at Carver High
High school athletes heard from Gene Washington former All-Pro Viking who attended George Washington Carver High in Baytown. He urged 100 percent effort and good grades, recalled his Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs, thanked Roy Hutchins for guiding his start, and noted his Michigan State placement work and master's studies while playing for Minnesota.
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Houston Honors Baseball Greats
Houston’s Baseball Writers Association dinner honored figures from MLB, rewarding Harmon Killebrew as player of the year and Steve Carlton as pitcher of the year with Dickie Kerr awards. Johnny Bench earned Eddie Dyer for competitiveness, Reggie Jackson and Larry Dierker received key honors for performance and MVP for the Astros, at Astroworld Hotel.
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