Clear Creek Wildcats Aim for 18th District Crown
Sun Sports Editor Bobby Risinger reports Clear Creek, led by Bill Krueger, hold a commanding lead in District 244A as Ball High, La Marque, and Ross Sterling pursue runner-up, with CC eyeing a return to the state playoffs after recent bi-district success and aims to meet Wheatley again. Ball suffers a cold spell while Sterling rides a four-game win streak.
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Rangers Tors Coogs Tied In Second Place Scramble
In District 244A a three way tie for second reshapes as Tuesday games loom. Galveston clubs Sterling Clear Creek La Marque vie for honors while Rangers, Tors and Coogs chase near the top with Ball High and Alvin in the mix. Upcoming results could force a Friday Baytown showdown for second place and leave Clear Creek pursuing its 18th straight district title.
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Coogs and Owls Surge at Home in Key Wins
Houston UH rallied for a 93-92 thriller over Seattle at Hofheinz Pavilion as Dwight Davis led with 28 points while Gary Ladd’s late baskets kept the pressure. Rice upset Texas Tech 80-64 at Autry Court, paced by Reist Wehrle and Melady as the Owls improved to 3-3 in SWC.
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Baytown Woman's City Bowling Champs Sweep Weekend
Baytown Auto Clinic hosts the 13th annual city tournament at Bay Lanes with Blount's Grocery winning Class AAA team title 291 over Holley Washateria by 10 pins. Babe Weaver, Yvonne Vogel, Dolly Timmins, Lind Bradshaw, and Jane Young lead Baytown Clinic to victory. Snelling & Snelling second 2835. Shipwreck Club third 2824. Bettie Hanson top scratch game 222. Margie Veselka top scratch series 572 in Class A. Doubles and singles results listed. high events honors noted for various players.
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Phearse Scores 57 As LC Rebels Romp
Lee College Rebels explode past Bee County 111 to 77 in a conference tilt at SC gym led by Howard Phearse with 57 points on 19 field goals and 19 free throws. LC hits 42 of 85 for 49 percent but 27 of 43 at the line. Rebels host Blinn JC Tuesday.
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Bee County Rebels Triumph Over Cougars in Key Conference Clash
Bee County toppled the Cougars 99-90 after a late ejection of the Bee County coach, dropping regulation and extending the Ravens’ lead in conference play. Phearse scored 29 after a 28 point first half, while Lee contributed 22 points and 18 rebounds as Bee County outrebounded 63 to 48.
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Tigers eject Mayo Smith McLain McAuliffe in AL games
Manager Mayo Smith and pitcher Denny McLain, now with Washington, along with second baseman Dick McAuliffe, were Detroit Tigers players ejected from American League games last season.
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Marti Wins Ontario Open In First Victory Of Year
Spytown's Fred Marti shot 67 Sunday for a 271 total, finishing 13 under par to win the United Airlines Ontario Open for $5,000. John Jacobs finished second at 275, with a 69 final round. The event was a satellite tourney paired with the Hawaiian Open. The 1971 Mets open at Shea against the Expos on April 6 and close the season at home versus the Cardinals on September 30.
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