Ganders Dump Rayburn Texans 69 to 51 at Le Marque
The Ganders closed the regular season with a 69 51 win over Sam Rayburn as forward Larry Pitre and postman Fred Hand led with 28 and 9 points respectively. Oliver and Hand sparked a third quarter surge to seize control, while Rayburn struggled from the floor.
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Barbers Hill Eagles End Season With Willis Victory
Barbers Hill closes the 1965-66 season with a 66-25 win over Willis, finishing 24-5. Joe Kilgore leads a senior thrust with 28 points, Burn s 21, and Flewellen 13 rebounds as Barbers Hill outshoots and outrebounds Willis. The junior varsity also won, while the freshman fell to Humble, ending a strong season for the Eagles.
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Gander JV pulls out 64 61 win over Rayburn Texans
Robert E. Lee Juniors edge Sam Rayburn 64 to 61 in a tense district showdown. Jimmy Lavell scores 16, Dean Little 13, Ricky Chase 10 as AEL benefits from superior free throw shooting to claim first place alongside Brazosport.
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Highlands Triumphs Over Liberty In Tournament Opener
Highlands defeated Liberty 57-31 in the opening round of the Liberty Tournament. Highland s built a 33-20 halftime lead and pulled away in the third period, with Johnny Coleman scoring 12 and Ray Blum providing strong rebounding and scoring for the Eagles. Liberty struggled from the floor as Highlands used full bench pressure to secure the win.
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Gardner Dickinson 2-Up in Phoenix Golf Action
Gardner Dickinson carried a two stroke lead into the Phoenix Open second round at Phoenix Country Club. He used a new semi blade putter to secure birdies and finished with 26 putts on a 36-35-71 layout. Tony Lema withdrew with elbow problems and Ken Venturi planned surgery after day two while Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer remained within striking distance.
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Aggies poised to virtually clinch SWC title
Texas A&M holds a three game lead in the South West Conference as they face Texas at College Station. A win would virtually seal the championship with six games remaining while SMU surged to a second place after routing Rice 99 79, Rice’s 27th straight loss.
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Pasadena Upsets Shippers in district title chase
The Pasadena Eagles upset the Texas City Shippers 49 47 as Texas City clinched its second straight District 4A basketball championship. Beall High fell to Texas City 88 53 while Pasadena beat Brazosport 103 33. Robert E Lee defeated Sam Rayburn 65 51 as Galena Park topped La Marque 75 66. Gordon, Cullen, Hyde star for Pasadena. Lynchs and Davis lead Texas City in a night of district action.
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Willie Mays Eyes 45 as Giants Star Signs Big Pact
Willie Mays extends his life with the San Francisco Giants, a two year deal near 125000 per year, keeping him as baseball’s top earner. He hints at retirement only around 40 or 45, while eyeing major records and spring training ahead of a productive era.
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