Bergeron Chooses Between Houston Oklahoma and LSU
Scout reports port Neches Groves star Jeff Bergeron narrowed choices to Houston Oklahoma and LSU while dismissing coaching changes at Oklahoma as a factor. Arkansas claims several Texas prospects including Ben Pinion John Taylor and a potential sleeper. Moodes may join brother at Arkansas as recruiters flock to Brazos Valley.
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Brenham Players Highlight On National Top 100 List
Brenham's Wilson Whitley and Bergeron named to the "Super M1" top 100. Also listed are Dean from Brazoswood, Tammy Kramer, and David Shipman. honorable mentions include Mike Ebow, Charles Baker, Kenneth Roy, Reggie Rogers, Scott Mann, John Kling er, Obie Moore, Pat Lyons, and Aley Jackson. Baytown's Fontenot wins Winnie Tournament. Al Dennis tapped for 1974 North South coach. Local teams push for playoffs as Anahuac, Crosby, La Porte contend for district titles.
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Ganders Galena Clash in District 20-AAAA Loop
Ganders visit Galena Park for a 7 20 p.m. league test as Galena trails in District 20 AAA A standings. Sterling hosts revitalized MacArthur in a 7 30 p.m. tilt after five straight league losses. MacArthur beat Forest Brook and Lee. Smiley, North Shore at Forest Brook, Aldine Lee College title chase looms.
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Winners Tie In Scramble At Goose Creek Club
Two teams tied for top honors in a Goose Creek Country Club scramble with 53 players. The tied winners were Guy Hayes Jack Besperka Jr Ken Brinkley Mary Cantrell Mal Johnson and Doris Ferguson and Gene Hazelwood Gene Branscome Lounie York Floss Martin Mae Decell. A three way tie for second with 66 included Bruce Woods Chuck Arnholtz Robbie Perkins Bob Martin Ula Stewart Martha Speck Joe Gilbert Paul Cantrell Ken Carpenter Nita Northcutt Frances Dedman Charles Head Marge Carpenter Lois Strawn Viel Northcutt and Phil Wendel.
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Robbie Perkins
Bob Martin
Ula Stewart
Martha Speck
Joe Gilbert
Paul Cantrell
Ken Carpenter
Nita Northcutt
Frances Dedman
Charles Head
Marge Carpenter
Lois Strawn
Viel Northcutt
Phil Wendel
Winners Crowned in Baytown Bowling Tourney
Bay Lanes hosted the Association championship with Evelyn Pharr leading Class A events totaling 1850 all events. Louise Moravits won the Class A singles at 657 while Ruth Gregerson and Louise Moravits won Class A doubles at 1214. Class B saw Patsy French and Jeannette Holmes triumph in doubles with 1262 and high tourney scores including 236 in Class A.
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Pro Hall Honors 3 More
Canton Ohio AP Ray mond Berry Jim Parker and Joe Schmidt named to Pro Football Hall of Fame selections announced by Dick Gallagher shrine director. Parker an interior lineman heart of Baltimore’s offense with Unitas Berry starred for Baltimore in the 1950s and 60s Schmidt anchored Detroit’s defense as middle linebacker and All Pro eight times.
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Lee Freshmen Down District Rival in 22-AAAA Tilt
The Lee freshmen beat District 22-AAAA opponent 90 to 76 Monday night at home. Smiley led with 20 points, while Smiley and Lee’s 7648 record were noted. Johnny Nichols scored 19 for the winners as Michael Keyes added 14, Charles Mixon 12 and Brian Viereck 10.
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Mustangs, Aggies clash in Dallas amid tight SWC race
SWC roundup notes SMU at 5-1 atop the league as Texas Tech hosts Arkansas and Baylor sweeps. Aggies visit Moody Coliseum with coach Leon Black seeking a win to stay in the SWC title chase. Ira Terrell leads rebounding for SMU while Martin Terry paces Arkansas as Dallas showdown looms.
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