Pasadena Moves Back To Tie Stings Topple Ships In Race
Pasadena and Brazosport vie for the 12 4A title as Texas City upset Brazosport 64 58, boosting Pasadena to a deadlock atop the standings. Cecil Sellers led the Sting with 20 points while Leonard Springer poured in 24 and grabbed 21 rebounds for Pasadena. Brazosport and Pasadena both sit 7 1 with Texas City 5 3, Baytown 4 4, Galena Park 2 7, Ball High 0 10. remaining games decide the crown.
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Scramble Expects Good Weather at Goose Creek Club
Goose Creek Country Club forecasts sunny conditions for Sunday as the Scramble golf tournament, postponed thrice due to cold weather, prepares for a 12 30 p m shotgun start. Entry deadline was 5 p m Saturday at the GCCC pro shop. Entry fee is 52.
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Ganders trounce Ball High as Baytown stalls
Galveston Galena Park led by Byers 27 points and Oliver 9 as the Ganders roll past Ball High 65 24. Hasselmeier and Vuckovitch top Baytown duo with 26 and 26 respectively in a one sided boxing night.
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Stanford Bowl To Southern Ca Talane Tumbies Tech By BOB GREEN
Georgia Tech's 17-1 run ended as Tulane upset the Yellow Jackets 77-69 in overtime while Southern California defeated top-ranked Stanford 61-57. Washington edged California 64-62 as Stanford slipped to a tie for second in the Big Six.
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Four Persons Mentioned For Baseball's Top Job
New York AP report notes ongoing speculation over Ford Frick's retirement as baseball commissioner. Candidates named include Joe Cronin, E. J. Bavasi, Judge Robert Cannon, and even political figures like Richard Nixon. Age gaps suggest a youthful successor might be preferred as Frick nears term's end in 1955.
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Highlands Eagles win first round in junior high tourney
Highlands Eagles defeated Sour Lake AT-49 in the Barbers Hill Junior High Basketball Tournament first round to earn a second round date with Humble. Mickey Tiner scored a game high 19, Terry Stanley had 15 rebounds, and Eddie Bridwell 10 rebounds.
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Wills Receives 1963 Dodgers Contract Raise to 45000
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers is rewarded with a 1963 contract raise to 45000 dollars, boosting his 1962 earnings and placing him alongside Don Drysdale in star status. Wills notes the potential for more base stealing this season as pitchers target him on first.
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Deer Park Routs Channelview In District Game
Deer Park overwhelmed Channelview 62 4 in a night game as Manley led all scorers with 27 points. Meekins and Kerbow paced the Deer Park rebounding effort while Meekins totaled 20 points and Manley added 27 for Channelview.
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Hunt Eyes Kansas City Move If 25,000 AFL Tickets Sold
Kansas City figures to attract the Dallas Texans owner Lamar Hunt with a 25,000 season ticket goal by May 15. Hunt, founder of the AFL, says moving the Texans to KC hinges on ticket sales and stadium plans, reversing a Dallas base amid Cowboys competition. If targets hit, the club could relocate, with an initial season ticket drive and stadium lease considerations shaping the deal.
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Parents urged to trust their sons in college choice
A column urges parents not to pressure or manipulate their sons into choosing a college for sports, noting the recruit’s loyalty to a school extends to future alumni ties. It argues decisions should reflect the boy’s own preference, not mercenary parental influence, amid evolving Texas schoolboy recruiting patterns.
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Beware of recruiters and fallacies in college sports
An editorial warns families to scrutinize a school beyond facilities and alumni, highlighting SWC recruiting tactics that promise easy play. It condemns outlandish claims about quarterback scarcity and stresses that competition exists at every school, leading to regret when students misjudge their fit.
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Baytown B squad edges Galveston in late rally
Baytown B pulled a 39-32 win over Galveston in a Pasadena Junior Varsity tournament game. Baytown trailed most of the night before a 15 point burst in the final eight minutes erased the deficit. Claude Lowery led Baytown with 14 points and seven rebounds while John Pavlas had seven rebounds.
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