Heart's Delight Tennis: Marshall, Bussa Shine in Semi and Final
Marshall wins hearts by triumphing 9-7 8-4 over Rum-Edinbur in Baytown with Baytown sharing the team crown as Gwen Bussa advances to the semifinals. Rain delays affect finals while other players like Massey and Skinner compete for top spots in the 38th Heart's Delight tournament.
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Falfurrias
Bill Marr
Jody Rum-Edinbur
Cissy Skinner
McAllen
I Sun
Baytown
Chip” Massey
Massey
Marshall
Eddie Elder
Flour Bluff
Bobm Vantinn
Tao
Upsetting Weekend Sparks Wichita Upset Over Cincinnati
Wichita State stunned No 1 Cincinnati 63-46 as Dave Stallworth poured in 46 points in a landmark upset. Loyola Chicago, Illinois, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Stanford and others also fell to upsets, reshaping the top ranks while Duke, Arizona State and Ohio State remained unscathed.
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Jim Iwackleman
Associated Press
Dave Stallworth
Stallworth
Wichita
Cincinnati
Wheatshockers
Loyola of Chicago
Bowling Green
Ilinois
Indiana
Mist State
Florida
Colorado
Tow State
Georgia Tech
Louisville
Stanford
California
Bears
Duke
Arizona State
Ohio State
Atantic Coast
Wake Forest
Blue Devils
Brigham Young
BYU
Joe Caldwell
Art Becker
Tawa State
Coloawa
Buffaloes
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Kansas State
West Virginia
Richmond
Penn
Princeton
Quakers
Tm Wild
Um Wild High
Harvard
Tigers
Dartmouth
Sanj
Francisca
St. Mary
Joseph’s of
Philadelphaa
Atlanti¢ Frecore Angelas
Templeson
Four Wins Lift Baytown Ganders To Fourth In 12-4A Standings
Baytown Ganders finished 22-8 after a four-game win streak to claim fourth in the district. Key late-season runs by Rob Oliver, Garland Smith, Roger Byers, and Bob Lawless fueled a comeback, with Lawless emerging as a scoring threat in the final stretch. Pasadena topped the league, while Baytown edged Brazosport for the runner-up spot in a tight finish.
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Jay Bollinger
Pasadena
Freepork
Pasadens
Brazosport
Ganders
Texas City
Bollinger
Baytown
Robert Oliver
Garland Smith
Roger Byers
Eagles
Gunders
Association of College
Jeff Davis
Dallas
Ing Lee College
Garent Park
Oklahoma State Universe
University of Texas
Sandra Kemplay
Kemplay
Sharon Clanahan
Clanahan
Cathy Curry
Carolyn Dillard
Judy Hollingsworth
Stephen F. Austin
Dillard
Billard
Lee College
Thtre
Stephen F. Austin College
Pasadenadena
Bobings
Shippers
Lawless
Pasadenafish
Oliver
Joel Lawless
Uys
Byers
Bhoys
Lawess
Ray Goehring
Aggies and SMU Top Texas Longhorns in SWC Race
Unbeaten Texas could seal the Southwest Conference title this week by beating Texas A&M at Austin and SMU at Dallas, needing a 2-0 swing while Rice and A&M split. Texas Tech and Texas Christian loom, with Rice facing Baylor and SMU in tight chase for standings.
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Aggies
SMU
Harold V. Ratlibe
Associated Press
Texas
Texas Alm
Austin
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Rice
Texas A&m
Baylor
Houston
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Texas Christian
College Station
Southern
Owls
Arkansas
Christian
Horned Frogs
Baylor Arkansas
Texas Amateurs Rule Tightened for School Athletes
The Texas Interscholastic League clarified the amateur rule for 1914, barring school meals for home games and forbidding valuable incentives to student athletes. It bans paid pairing, prize items, and pro-amateur links, with no concessions or exceptions to maintain amateur status for baseball golf and tennis.
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Texas
League
Mivans
Schol
Rule Change Boosts New York Pitcher Williams
The Associated Press reports a major rule change in baseball enlarges the pitching target by about 10 inches from shoulders to knees, expected to aid Stan Williams of the New York Yankees. Williams and Yankees coach Ralph Houk welcome the change as giving him a better chance for strikes, following his near pennant loss with the Dodgers. The piece notes Whitey Ford’s signing by the Yankees and other contract activity across teams, including Red Sox and Pirates signings.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Stan Williams
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Williams
Ralph Hankish
Johnny Sain
Yankee
Willy
Fort Lauderdale
Stan
Ers
San Francisco Giants
Jim Davenport
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ford
Iizl
Boston Red Sox
Bill Monhouqurite
Boston
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles Angeles
Palm Calif
Thomas
Ancels
Bill
Bill Virdon
Jehey
Flmer Plaskett
Pirates
Brandt
Baltimore Ori
Tammy Harper
Chico
Three Defending Champs Clear District Hurdles
The Associated Press reports Class A districts show defending champions advancing. Pampa, Jefferson, and other schools hold strong records as they enter regional playoffs en route to the state tournament, with noted shifts across Class AA and AAA divisions shaping the chase for titles.
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Associated Press
Clase A
Taree
Tudson
Larkin
Elkhart
Piar Texas
Ted
Chan
Pampa
I Mayetts
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Tiv Averriar
Dureints
Hereford St Canyon
Buna
Inky
San Aneele
Arkana
Pslra Mre
Eptomin Feyuse
Heaums
Isotp
Macy's Run Inspires NTFF Officials Hail Record Claim
AP reports John Macy, a 32 year old Houston distance runner, completed 50 miles from Galveston to Houston in 9 hours 29 minutes. NTFF officials hailed a world record though none exists. prior best listed was 7:29.47 by P Golden in 1883. Macy, a Polish refugee and former U S Army lieutenant, trained with Alan Irwin and Laurie Elliott, Australians in Houston. He aims for the Tokyo 1964 marathon.
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Galveston
Teddy Roosevelt
John Macy
National
Track and Field Federation
P_ Golden
New York
Alan Irwin
Laurie Elliott
Macy
Irwin
Elliott
Berne
Switzerland
United States
Tokyo
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