Sultis Sets Record Spring Football Tryouts At Baytony
Baytony High launches spring football with a record turnout as coach Peter Sultis aims to field the largest squad in school history at Memorial Stadium. About 95 to 100 boys, many from juniors and elementary feeder programs, report for conditioning and fundamentals as 18 practice sessions are planned over three weeks before a spring game.
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Eighth Grade Play Draws Close With Championship Match
The Cedar Bayou eighth graders won the title 29 19 over Horace Mann as the Haytown tournament concluded the season. Highlands recovered to take third by 36 15 over Anohu ae while other placers included Tenn e Smith B Barbers Mill La Porte Jimmy Ashby and more. Smith led Highlands with 19 points in the semis and 10 in the consolation final while Chase and Bayou teammates added key scores.
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Southland Title In Reach For Lamar Cardin als
Lamar State men inch toward Southland Conference title with a 9-? win over Arkansas State last week to seal at least a share of the championship. Only one conference game remains, possibly not needed to clinch outright.
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Texas A M Tech Face Tough Week in SWC Race
The Southwest Conference title race tightens as Texas A M and Texas Tech hit road games. Baylor and SMU, Arkansas, and Texas clash across Dallas and Houston as contenders jostle for positions. Bid decisions loom from NCAA and NIT with Villanova DePaul Oregon State likely bids.
Mets Tie Intra-squad Opener Highlights Young Prospects
The New York Mets played a spring training intra-squad game in St. Petersburg Fla and tied 2 2 as young prospects Jerry Hinsley from Las Cruces New Mexico and Dick Selma showed promise Hinsley struck out six walked none and allowed no baserunners Selma also struck out six with two hits allowed and strong fielding Casey Stengel praised Hinsley saying he has form and could be a ball player Other clubs announced signings Willie McCav ey Baltimore Tony Oliva Minnesota and Dick Scho ld Cincinnati among others per weekend activity
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Barbers Hill Girls Shine At Dallas Indoor Meet
Barbers Hill’s Flying Eagles Carvelynn Leonard and Desiree McGinty earned top honors at the Dallas Invitational Indoor track meet. Carvelynn took second in the 60 yard hurdles at 8.3 seconds and also placed in the 1 yard dash with 7.3 seconds, while Desiree finished third in the hurdles. Susan Walker won in 2. Susan Walker’s victory highlights a strong showing by BH Girls among Texas competitors. Next, the pair head to Houston for the season opener at Jeppesen Stadium. The report also notes an unrelated line about Russia’s iron mine at Schedinsky in the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly.
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Top ten AV at a glance in AP college basketball poll
The AP top ten results show UCLA 21-0 after beating Washington 85-60, Michigan 7-2 after defeating Indiana 99-87, Kentucky 18-2 after a 65-59 win over Mississippi State, Davidson 103-95 over Richmond but losses to Furman 70-53 and 82-75 to Drake, Duke 17-3 after beating Virginia 80-59 and Davidson 82-75, Wichita 18-5 after a loss to Drake 64-63 and 39-58 win over Cincinnati in OT, Vanderbilt 7-1-71 OT loss to Georgia Tech, Villanova 19-2 after Duquesne 72-63 and Canisius 83-85, Oregon State 21-3 after Seattle 76-72, and DePaul 16-2 after beating Marquette 96-69 and Western Ohio.
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Going With Youth White Sox Good Enough For Flag
Chicago White Sox chief AL Lopes declares the team will be good enough in 1964 to win the American League pennant by relying on youth. He notes Gary Peters rookie of the year, Pete Ward’s strong 295 average with 84 RBIs and 22 homers, and upgrades at second base with Don Buford. The piece outlines infield youth, pitching depth led by Peters, Pizarro, Horlen, and Elongated notes on lineup and prospects across the roster.
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Oil and gas completions ahead of 1963 pace
In Austin, the Railroad Commission reported oil and gas well activity for the year. A weekly total of 175 oil wells completed raised the year to 1,279, while 72 gas wells brought the annual total to 413. The week also saw 139 wells drilled with 81 dry holes. Gas wildcats reached 23 and oil wildcats 10.
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Ken Hubbs Dies In Utah Plane Crash
Provo reports shock over the death of Chicago Cubs infielder Ken Hubbs in a Cessna 172 crash near Utah Lake five miles west of Provo. His brother Keith attended BYU. Dennis Doyle, 23, an orphan from Colton, Calif., also perished. Bodies recovered by skindivers. funeral services set in Provo and Colton.
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Trinity Sweeps Pan Am Net Title
Trinity University players Cliff Buchholtz and Butch Newman dominated the Pan American College tennis championships in Edinburg. Buchholtz won the singles title 6 3 6 4 6 3, then teamed with Newman to defeat Gabino Palafox and Don Kiernan 7 5 6 4 for the doubles crown as Trinity captured the team championship with 20 points, Corpus Christi second with 11.
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Lone Star Conference Races Heat Up With Key Games
East Texas leads the race by half a game as Sul Ross hosts Texas A&I in Kingsville while Stephen F. Austin plays Howard Payne and Sam Houston faces Stephen F. Austin. Southwest Texas meets Sul Ross in San Marcos as East Texas aims to protect the top position after recent wins.
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