Liberty Tourney Eagles Win Second Trophy
Highlands Junior High closed its 1965 66 season with wins over Humble and Dayton to claim their second tournament trophy. Johnnie Coleman set a new school scoring record with 13 second half field goals and 4 free throws, leading Highlands in scoring and rebounding as they finished 20 7. The Eagles defeated Humble 55 5 and Dayton 50 25 to clinch the title and tie for the most Baytown junior high wins.
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All Moves Followed- NFL Ready To Stock Up
Atlanta Falcons prepared to stock up as NFL expansion looms in 1966. Atlanta faces roster shuffles with 40-man rosters and veteran cuts while baseball fights over the Braves shift from Milwaukee to Atlanta. 45,000 season tickets have been sold, and new coach Norm Hecker seeks a representative squad from the available players and recent draft signees including Nobis, Johnson, Rassas, Wolski, and Sheridan.
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Red Auerbach Steps Down From Celtics Amid Tears
Red Auerbach announces retirement from coaching after this season with the Celtics, plans to join the front office full-time. He shed tears at halftime during Boston's 120 100 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers in front of 10 639 at Boston Garden, resigning as the NBA's winningest coach after a storied 20 seasons.
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Hatton Plans To Get Everyone Good And Sere
Hatton aims to mold the Houston Astros by starting spring workouts with pitchers throwing eight minutes each for three days. Lunjan Harris backs Hatton on scouting and coaching duties as 39 players are expected, with Nellie Fox shifted to first base coach. Barry Latman, new from California Angels, opened camp.
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REL Closes Out Season Tuesday at La Marque
The Robert E. Lee Gander basketball team looks to finish the District 12-4A schedule at .500 or better as they travel to La Marque Tuesday. They carry a two game win streak and have beaten Ball High and Sam Rayburn this season. Norman Tobleman leads La Marque as the Tigers host the Ganders in Baytown.
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