McCarley Scores 41 as Eagles Rout Purple 70 43
In Pasadena high school action Eagles stun Beaumont 70 to 43 at Eagle Gym. Gene McCarley erupts for 41 points including a late stretch breaking the district scoring record while teammates Schmid and Dedenbaugh lock down Beaumont’s offense. Pasadena builds a 34 19 halftime lead and rolls to the win in the three game set.
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Murray-Go-Round collateral echoes from Texas sports circles
Texas spring training notes feature Murray-Go-Round reflections on UT figures Bob Layne Carlton Massey and Harley Sewell, with memories of past Browns Lions games. The column mentions Beaumont Journal reporters, Alex Hooks, Mike Gonzales, and Tommy Parris, plus updates on Charles Radar and Rice end Bill Howton and Texas end Ben Procter. It notes Bronko Nagurski Jr at Minnesota, Tommy Marshall's death pallbearers, and Hank Crisp as Alabama Athletic Director.
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Deer Park Eyes 26 A Playoff Clash With Dickinson
Deer Park and Dickinson, both 10-2 in district play, meet in a sudden death playoff at Missouri City for a district title and regional tournament berth in Victoria. Deer Park restages with Wilbert Biggott sidelined, while Skip Sibert may miss the game and Jimmy Carpenter and Jimmy Philpot pace the offense.
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Make or Break Game for Rice Owls in Fort Worth Showdown
The Rice Owls face a make or break scenario as they clash with TCU in Fort Worth. A win would keep a shot at the conference crown, while a loss ends Don Luman’s title hopes after a season that included a win over Baylor. Dick O Neal was limited to 15 points in the January meeting, when TCU led SMU and moved within reach of Texas and A&M.
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Teenage Baseball League Formed by Baytown Optimists
The Baytown Optimist club begins canvassing sponsors for an eight team teenage baseball program at Humble Park with senior and junior leagues for ages 13 to 14 and up. Each team costs sponsors 800 dollars, uniforms provided, shoes and gloves furnished by players.
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Flag Spring Drills Open For Arkansas Football Team
Fayetteville Ark February 19 Twenty four lettermen among seventy candidates begin spring drills under Coach Jack Mitchell to convert the Southwest Conference champions from the single Wing to the split T. The program emphasizes conditioning in 18 working days before March 19 with position shifts likely including Underwood at end Smith at guard Hardwick at tackle and Benson at halfback as the overhaul starts.
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Pira Named Crosby Captain At Buffs Annual Banquet
Crosby high school held its annual football banquet in the cafeteria. Pira was named captain Friday night, with Elsworth Fiigg listed as 1655 captain and Richard Keene named co outstanding player alongside Fira as the 1284 team’s top performer.
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O Briens Quintet Opens Crosby Tournament Victory
O'Briens' Quintet, a Tee college cagers team, opened the Crosby Independent Basketball tournament with a 46 43 win over Criveston's Chili Fowl quintet. Lewis scored 77 points to lead the victors as Peterson followed with strong backcourt work and Foyle emphasized self confidence in a guest talk by Harry Fouke.
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