Ganders Clinch 31st Win In Narrow Baytown Victory
Jay Bollinger-led Ganders beat Smiley 75 to 61 to secure a 31 4 season and hit a 13 1 district mark in a coast playoff prep. Byers paced Baytown with 20 points, Durham 14 rebounds, and Gander defense limited Smiley to 24 percent shooting as Baytown built a 38 19 halftime lead and pulled away late. The win sets up a 114A championship playoff run to determine the regionals and state berth.
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Crown
Ganders
Jay Bollinger
Smiley
Bollinger
Gander
Baytown
Bruce Engram
Byers
Sauls
H. L. Sealy
Houston
Lane Sauls
Smiley Jeff Davis
Roger Byers
Ellis Smith
Ray Goehring
Robert Oliver
Oliver
Ie Fee
Goeh
Town
Sealy
Smission
Smith
Bob Lawless
Eagles
Engram
Eagle
Jimmy Ash- Baytown
Ford
Ashford
Downi
Pasadena Eagles Dominate Texas City Stingarees 91 64
Pasadena roared to a 91 64 victory over Brazosport and Baytown, with Dale Marsh scoring 25 and Leonard Springer 13 boards. Texas City led in the District 12 44 finale as Blanton poured in 39 points, while Cummings added 21 and James Wallace 13 as the Stingarees surged late but fell short.
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Pasadena
Dale Marsh
Gow Wenaraca
Baytown
Ganders
Texas City
Blanton
Cummings
James Wallace
Stingarees
Brazosport
Stings
Mike Rio
Ships
Bert Dahl
Rio
Bill Merritt
La Porte Top Channelview 61 48 in District Thriller
La Porte Bulldogs pulled away late in the fourth to secure a 61 48 District 123A victory over Channelview. Norris Weir led La Porte with 19 points, Jay Powell added 13, and W. Q Childs and Alien Christensen each had 11, while Mike Bonham led Channelview with 13 and Freddie Russell added 10. In the B game Channelview won 68 28 behind John Manley with 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channelview
LaPorte Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Channelview Fed
la Porte
Falcons
W. QO
Childs
Norris Weir
Jay Powell
Alien Christensen
Mike Bonham
Freddie Russell
Powell
Bonham
David Echols
la Parte
Russell
John Manley
Bobby Finger
Mike McManus
Robert Hickman
Roy Qyburn
Baytown B Team Ends Season With 198 Record
Baytown's B team finished the season 198 with a 49.92 victory over Smiley. Baytown led 29-25 entering the fourth, then outscored Smiley 20 to 7 in the final period. Hodges and Newsome led with 8 points each, with Lawless 7 and Ash and McDowell 6. Nine Baytown players reached the scoring column. CBS-TV gets NFL NCAA games rights for 1962 63. CBS pays 10.2 million for NCAA and 3.3 million for NFL.">
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Cbs-Tv
Baytown
Smiley
Charles Hodges
Joe Newsome
Joel Lawless
Hoya Ash
Lee McDowell
Jack Clary
Associated Press Sports
NEW York
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Football League
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NFL
Pont
Cbs
NBC
Sito
Torka
SMILE
Invin
Caerwinsk
ABC
Willetard
American Football League
Bill MacPhail
Coaches Clinic Opens in Dallas and Houston
More than 400 coaches registered at each city for two Coach of the Year Clinics. In Dallas the faculty includes Paul Bryant and Bud Wilkinson withCalude Gilstray, while Houston features Darrell Royal Duffy Daugherty and Pete Ragus lecturing. On Saturday the staff roles swap between the two venues.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Houston
Darrell Royal
Texas
Bryant
Arlington State
Calude Gilstray
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Royal Duffy Daughterty
Michigan State
Pete Ragus
Corpus Christi Miller High School
Gilstrap
Wilkinson
Roysl
Daugherty
Ragus
College Basketball Roundup from NYU to Furman Scores
A jumble of scores from various colleges appears, listing teams such as Texas City, Brazosport, Pasadena, Galene Pack, La Porte, Channelview, Deer Park, Clear Kreck, Alvin, Angleton, and Smiley. Notable games include Wake Forest 97 over Duke 71, Florida State 71, Georgia 62, Furman 83 over Davidson 58, and Notre Dame? Results also show St. Louis 86, North 7 Okio 88, and Chicago 125 over Syracuse 1.
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Soytown
Smiley
Texas City
Brazosport
Pasedena
Galene Pack
la Porte
Channelview
Deer Park
Furr
Clear Kreck
LaMorque
Alvin
Angleton
Boylawn
Anelland
NYU
West Virgina
Maly Cross
St. Cena
Massachusetts
Tufts
Wake Forest
Duke
Florida Sigte
Georgia
Furman
Davidson
Citadel
Richmond
St. Louis
North
Okio
City
Ty Teas
Evala
Wes Tarleton
Tex
Cepus Christia Fan
New Mexico
Montana
Denver
Chicago
Syracuse
Texas' Darrell Royal To Get Honor Tonight
Darrell Royal of Texas will be proclaimed Southwesterner of the Year by the Texas Sports Writers Association. He also receives a plaque as senior college coach of the year after his football team shared the Southwest Conference title and won the Cotton Bowl against Mississippi. Norman Cash of Eldorado earns Texas Pro Athlete of the Year plaque.
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Dallas
Darrell Royal
Texas
Texas Sports Writers Association
Royal
Mississippi
Norman Cash
Detroit
Eldorado
Tex
Twins Seek Stronger Lineup for 1962 Season
Minnesota Twins officials anticipate a bolstered roster led by Harmon Killebrew and Jim Lemon. The plan shifts Mincher to first, Banks and Gary add power, and Maranda, Versalles, Battey, and Kaat bolster pitching and defense. Managerial optimism centers on improved bench depth and infield flexibility to challenge the Yankees Tigers and White Sox.
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Minnesota Twins
Boston
Kaal
Banks
Bill Tutue
Nesota Twins
Georges Maranda
George Banks
Johnny Gary
Jim Lemon
Don Mincher
Lenny
Green
Tuttle
Allison
Killebrew
Mincher
Jim Snyder
Billy Martin
Geryl
Chito
Harmon Killebrew
Ourlcago Cub
Omaha
American Association
Maranda
Zero Versalles
Coma
Earl Battey
Versalles
Camila Pas
Yankees
Tigers
White Cnat
Pero Ramos
Jack Kralick
Sox
Jim Kaat
Don Lee
al Schroll
White Sox
Pascual
Ramos
Twins
Ramos Jost
Margin Improves as Baytown Wins Second Meet
Baytown High School won its second straight intra-district swimming meet of the season and extended its lead to seven in two years, with the Ganders earning 43 points more than their nearest competitor. Ball High fell to second while Pasadena, Texas City, and others split places in multiple events, led by Baytown’s dominant medley and freestyle relays and four individual firsts.
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Baytown
Ganders
Ball High
Robert E. Lee
Lawam
David Geastin
Tacek
Healec
Ricky
Tes Wolfean
Mike Adame
Ray
Bayteven
Cain
Bill Foote
Fittella
Pasadena
Frankovich
Higginbotham
Jim S
pVemier
Sat
Heuuals
Gorin
Tospor
Sharpless
S'neal
Raviown
Pat O'Neal
Shielas Pleman
Quston
Weselka
Jew
Meet
Bob Fayle
Gene
Norp Sol Hight Crinny
Srezospost
Vesela
Esasawa
Glimate
Texas City
Ray Miah Swartz
Alt Rion
Uhre Seconta
Hig
Pes
Bec
Frentvie Rely
le Bey Adams
Theresa” Kerm
Sal Ouster
Ponetaet
Sevin
Houston
Buddy Sullivan Leads Tucson Open With 61
Tucson Open round two underway as Buddy Sullivan, a 12-year pro with no prior PGA wins, holds a 41-30-61 lead at the $20,000 event. Fields include top amateurs and pros from San Antonio, Houston, and other cities, with regional champions to be decided next week and the state tournament set for March 13.
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Tucson
Ariz
Junction City
Kan
Wholand
James Bowie
Frankston
Dr. Polegraff
Tristri
Bob Harrison
Fayetteville
N.C
Wick
Dick Bury
Bob Duden
Mike Krak
Glenn Teal
el Rio
Kingsville
Lockney
Denver City
Fort Stockton
Perrylon
Anson
Jacksboro
Decatur
Lanthern
Caster
Cooper
Linden - Kildare
Canton
Gladewater
Marlin
Jerry Barber
Pasas
Rockdale
Humble
Madi
Rolfer
Insonville
Dayton
Buna
West Coa
Jumbia
Sweeny
Floresville
Degolfer
Art Wall
PGA
Chamap
Lionel Hebert
Jare White Deer
Idalou
Merkel
Gene Littler
Sanderson
Ozona
Copperas Cove
Sullivan
Alvarado
Fannindel
James Bow
Listice
Lindale
Brownsboro
London
Alto
Tomball
Whitharra
Pep
Roosevelt
Ropesville
Quitaque
Hedley
Hawley
Eula
Eden
Jonesboro
Blum
Prairie Valley
Throckmorton
Callisburg
Busiwell
Saginaw
Leonard
North Fannin
Celeste
Alba - Golden
Cayuga
Bullard
Carlile
Spring Hill
Broaddus
Gary
Huntington
Chilton
Centerville
Round Tap- Carmine
Salado
Lometa
Rocksprings
Natalia
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Tea Sports
Tuto
John Durham
Goehring
Durham
South Houston
Garland Smith
Lawless
Bobby Cryer
Richard Hargraves
Butch Perkins
Cryer
Austin
Jeff Davis
Beaumont French
Port Arthur
Baytown Goehring
Galena Park
Brazain
Mike Bontcast
Johnny Cook
Ference
Mike Smith
Mickey Thing
LaPorte
America
Clyde Jones
Harbor
Bayway Drive
W. Main
North Main
Market St
Greens Bayou
Sum-Tex
Bond
Foo
Sam Potten
Bee Les
Army Navy
Myer
Kanses
Cleveland
Hawall
Pittaburph
San Francisco
AEL
Buddy Sullivan
Satur Town
Resongueig
W. Texes
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