Clear Creek Wildcats poised for district title in tough 12 34 race
The Clear Creek Wildcats, led by Bill Doty, built a strong district 12-34 lead with back to back wins over Deer Park and Channelview. Bonham returned for Deer Park, Channelview surged with 52 percent shooting, boosting the Wildcats to 7-5 in league play while La Porte and Alvin joined the chase with key performances.
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Texas City yes AELS Clean Slate Pasadena and Baytown
AELS Clean Slate program operates in Pasadena and Baytown Texas City confirming support and access to services. Local officials note outreach to residents and businesses to clear records and reduce barriers to employment and housing.
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Buckeyes Extend Win Streak In 89 63 Victory Over Iowa
Ohio State, ranked No 1, stretched its winning run to 17 with an 89 63 Big Ten home win over Iowa. The Buckeyes, led by standout performances, solidified first place as they push toward an unbeaten season and publicized national title ambitions.
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SMU Faces Texas In Survival Clash
The Associated Press reports Southwest Conference teams clash Tuesday night with at least two top 10 scorers in action. Jan Loudermilk leads SMU with 290 points and 18.1 average as SMU must win at Dallas to stay in the title race while Texas, lacking top scorers, relies on accurate shooters Jack Dugan and Jimmy Brown.
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Greenies Near Junior Crown Intra-district Play
The Greenies trail the Bears 57-38 at Eagles' gym as Jim Ammons and Mike Lawhon pace Mann with a 28-16 halftime lead. Baytown’s Arthur Marlines scores 9 for Baytown, while Highlands’ Mickey Tiner adds 7 in 28-23 Baytown win. Blocker leads Cedar Bayou, but the Bears surge to regain a 26-20 halftime edge.
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Barbers Hill Females Win Junior Title in Local Meet
Junior girls from Barbers Hill captured the junior title as Baytown and Pasadena squads led the boys in a tightly contested loop. Highlands, East Chambers, and Kilgore posted strong performances with key scorers including Betty Wilson, Des iree McGinty, and Nita Horn contributing, while Baytown claimed top boys’ finishes with Jerry Linder and Tony Davis among leaders.
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Ohio State Tops AP Poll Again
The Associated Press today's ranking shows Ohio State unbeaten atop the top ten, receiving 41 first place votes and 410 points. Kentucky, Cincinnati, and Kansas State follow, with Duke, Duquesne, and Bradley also in the list. Bowling Green, Mississippi State, and Oregon State trailing.
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