Tucson Open lead as Sullivan, Wall push in Phoenix field
Californias Buddy Sullivan shot 68 64 to lead the Tucson Open by a stroke at El Rio with Mac Wall Jr. and Bruce Littler chasing. Phil Rogers Nieporte Updegraff Stone Harney contend as regional play looms and Baytown reporters cover 11-4A finals.
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Sullivan
Pressing Sullivan
Art Wall Jr
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Uprlegrat
Bob Duden
Wall
Tve
Phil Rogers
Tom Nieporte
Gene
Littler
Miller Barber
Bob Stone
Junction City
Kan
Paul Harney
Stone
Beaumont
Bob Rosburg
Jerry Barker
Fort Arthur
Malcolm Miller
Port Arthur
Beatty Seeks Indoor Mile Duel With Delany at AAU Meet
Jim Beatty vows to challenge Ron Delany in the National AAU Indoor Championships after beating Delany’s indoor mile mark in recent races. The New York star, 27, aims to win with a fast pace after 440 yards, while Loyola’s Tom O’Hara and NYU’s Gary Gubner also contend for notable marks.
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Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles Times
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Loyola of
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Georgetown
Cary Wiesiger
The
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Marines
John
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French
Olfese
John Thomas
Boston University
Bij CrotheRe
University of Toronto
Sries
McKeller
Maniey
Stely
Port Arthur
Goehring and Durham Lead Ganders After Tough Season
Goehring and Durham finished the year as top scorers for the Ganders with 428 and 355 points respectively. Durham averaged 16.4 per game while Goehring led conference scoring at 7.7 per game. Team rebounding favored Goehring and Durham, with several players posting strong marks and Byers, Oliver, Smith, and Hargraves contributing solid totals. Despite a 45 percent team shooting, Ganders showed strong per-game and conference figures, ending the season with notable individual success and a resilient late stretch.
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Promi
Goehring
Cutter Ench
John Durham
Roger Byers
Ellis Smith
Robert Oliver
Richard Hargraves
Durham
Lo Nippin
Smith
Ol Oliver
Hargraves
Honore
Ganders
Thei
Coehring
Jed Durham
Byers
Bob Law Jess
Oliver
Lawless
Loehring
Baytown
Gander
SWC Cage Leaders Face Tough Battles At Home
SWC leaders Texas Tech Texas A&M and SMU host key games as Tech star Phil Reynolds leads with 172 points and Carroll Broussard of A&M tops with 325. Rice meets Baylor while SMU faces Rice and A&M plays TCU with title chances still open. Kendall Rhine of Rice and Jan Loudermilk of SMU also prominent as the race tightens.
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Associated Press
Mounts of Tech
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Southern
A&m-Tcu
Southwest
Tech
Phil Reynolds
Carroll Broussard
Aggies
Broussard
Texas
Baylor
Waco
SMU
A&m
Dallas
Jan
Loudermilk
Kendall Rhine
Rice
Rhine
Owls
Lubbock
Harold Hudgens
del Ray
Colts Missing Pitcher Montejo
Houston Colts training in Arizona encountered a hiccup as pitcher Pete Montejo, who joined from a trade with Bob Bruce, remains unable to reach camp due to transportation issues from Havana Cuba. The advance camp opened with 21 pitchers and six catchers aboard while teams like the Indians added Perry Bell Allen Rudolph Essegian De La Hoz.
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Associated Press
Houston Colts
Apache Junction
Arizona
Peter Montejo
Mortejo
Colts
Bob Bruce
Sam Jones
Detroit Tigers
Cuba
Houston
Havana
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
New York Mets
Clem Labine
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Art Mahaffey
Cleveland Indians
Jim Perry
Gary Bell
Bob Allen
Don Rudolph
Chuck Essegian
Mike de la Hoz
Favorites Win First Round Pan Am Play
In Edinburg Texas first seeded Chuck McKinley of Trinity University and other favorites won opening round matches at the Pan American Collegiate Tennis Tournament. McKinley defeated John Hunter 60 62, Frank Froehling also of Trinity beat Jim Saucedo 60 57, Chris Crawford of Oregon State downed Neal Marcus 64 64, and John Sharpe of Pan American ousted Billy Higgins 36 68 63.
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Edinburg
Tex
Chuck McKinley
Trinity University
Termis TournamnteKinley
St. Louis
John Hunter
Pan American Colles
Frank Froehling
Alao
Trinity
Jim Saucedo
Pan American
Chris Crawford
University of Corgan Chrtell
Longhorn Recruit Suggs Tops Channelview Football Talent
CHANNELVIEW Lp Didley Suggs an all district fullback and linebacker signed a pre enrollment application with the University of Texas last week. He starred for the Falcons this season with hard driving rushes and strong tackling helping Channelview remain competitive against larger opponents. Suggs stands 5-11 and 190 pounds and is noted as a top student.
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Channelview
Didley Suggs
University of Texas
Suggs
Falcons
Angleton
Barbers Hill Eagles Face 6A Title Showdown
Barbers Hill meets C. E. King of Sheldon at 6 p.m. Saturday in Channelview to decide the 6A district title. Team leader Cupit pacing guards with a 15 point average while Hudec adds 13 points and 13 rebounds per game as Barbers Hill seeks the district crown.
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Porta
French
Jackets
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DeFrates
Port Arthur
Manley
Hugh Fant
McKeller
Bis
Austin
Baytown
Houston
Jett Davis
Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
Eagles
C. E. King
Sheldon At & P.m
Colum
Hudec
Barbers
Howe and Underwood lead in regular season play clash
A jumble of names outlines a regular season basketball game with Howe and Underwood central figures. Roebuck and Kilgore show strong play alongside Shelby and King as the team eyes the title. Coach Bruce Smith’s five faces tough competition. placeholders mention radar training and a Keesler link.
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Netsomer
Andy Underwood
Roebuck
T. W. Shelby
King
Kilgore
J. Fo Shelby
Mable Ave
Zere
Eagles
Underwood
Larson Air Force Base
Wash
Longview
Texpro
Barbers Hill
Sheldon
Randy McCoailam
Joe Hudec
Ra Rutwa
Emnie
Bruce Smith
Lin
Demaret Seeks Birdies In Delayed PGA Seniors
In Dunedin Florida Jimmy Demaret starts the second round of the 25000 PGA Seniors Self Championship amid rain delays. He reached 3 under after 11 holes Friday but struggled at the 58 yard seventh, carding a six before rebounding with three birdies in four holes.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
John
College scores mix across conferences and teams
A stream of late season college basketball results shows Cornell defeating Enns 7 to 5 and Princeton topping Harvard 7 to 4 with several other matchups including Citadel 76 over Coastal Carolina, Clemson 54 over Southwestern Louisiana, Northwestern 36 over Southeastern Louisiana, and Baylor style upsets across Houston Southwestern Oklahoma and Central Oklahoma. The day also features Oregon State 73 over Seattle, UCLA 40, and Washington State 71 over California 51.
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Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Iaan Careling
Searge
Citadel
Clemson
Okie
Northeastern
Orla
Okla
New Mexico
New Maxies
Starks
Henderson
Texas Lutheran
Dallas
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Cheation
Trinity, Tex
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Aromas Teen
Seattle
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Southam Coll
UCLA
Hanford
California
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Oregon
Coaching Clinic Opens Saturday
Houston AP report says three coaches arrive for the second half of a two city clinic. Paul Bear Bryant of Alabama Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma and Chena Gilstrap of Arlington State swap with Duffy Daugherty Michigan State Darrell Royal Texas and Pete Ragus Corpus Christi Miller High School. Daugherty spoke on defense Royal on offense and Ragus on organization.
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Houston
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Chena Gilstrap
Arlington State
Dallas
Duffy
Daugherty
Michigan State
Darrell Royal
Texas
Pete Ragus
Corpus Christi Miller High School
Royal
Ragus
Reds Eye Repeat Title Optimism Drives 1962 Baseball Season
In Bradenton Beach Florida AP dispatch veteran Reds manager Fred Hutchinson outlines a confident plan for 1962. He cites youth energy strategic acquisitions Dave Hillman Dave Sisler Moe Drabowsky and Moe Drabowsky adds depth alongside a strong pitching core led by Jim OToole Bob Purkey and Jim Brosnan. Key players Frank Robinson Vada Pinson Johnny Edwards and Gus Ball are noted with expectations of continued peak performance.
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Bradenton Beach
Fla
The
Red
Sim
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Dave Sisler
Hillman
Red Sox
Sisler
Washington
Moe Drabowsky
Louisville
Joey Jay
Jim O'Toole
Bob Purkey
Jim ® Brosnan
Bill Henry
Ken Hunt
Maloney
Hunt
Hurley
O'Toole
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Johnny Edwards
Ronnie Dugg
Frank Robinson
Pague
Ada Pinson
Jed
Wally Post
Jerry
Marty Keough
Lynch
Keough
Gus Ball
Gordon Coleman
Gene Freese
Eddie Kasko
Cardenas
Wen
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