Good Crew Of Sophomores Shine In Gander Opener Meet
Beverly Rockhold praised Gander sophomores as they opened against South Houston with strong showings. Junior Bill Askey and sophomore Frank Boudreaux surged in sprints. Hank Johnson and Charles Bernard led field events. Zeon Washburn and Charlie Hendricks sparked relay and distance legs. Fenelon, Hendricks, and Moore posted multiple wins as the team showed bright potential for the season. The Ganders face Royal Purple Relays in Beaumont on Feb 27.
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Baytown leads at Pasadena swim meet with Baytown dominance
Rob ert E Lee swimmers built a 112 point margin over South Houston as Baytown won multiple events at Pasadena meet. Ray Heinrich led with a 10 yard butterfly win and Rusty Boggess took the 60 yard breaststroke, while Baytown claimed five golds and four seconds as Sam Rayburn and South Houston trailed.
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Meqley Relay and Butterfly Events Highlight Bevo Meet
In a Bevo meet relay and butterfly races dominated by Bevo athletes, Ray Heineksen and George Piatt posted strong times. Standout performers included Mischeeysee, Ankielon, and Willers with notable breaststroke and free style marks. Final results show Bavtown leading with points.
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First Place Chance Fails To Overtake Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou Bears fall 54 to 45 as Blocker sinks foul shots in final two minutes. Sidney Thomas scores 15 and grabs 16 rebounds for the Bears, who finish second with an 11-2 district slate. Cedar Bayou's Mike Manley leads defense with 12 points, while Bruins earn 11-3 mark and two tournament titles.
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Green Goslins Edge Austin B Team In Final Gulf Coast Game
The Green Goslins defeated the Austin B team 72 to 49 in Galveston. Dew led Green Goslins with 13 rebounds while Strauss and Orchin contributed double figures. Dew, Strauss, and Salinas starred with key baskets as the team closed the season strong.
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Red Goslins Take Last Intra City Junior High Tilt
In Highlands Baytown Red Goslins clinched a dramatic 45-50 overtime win over Highlands after a tight battle. Baytown led 30-18 late before Highlands surged, Tino Garcia scoring the OT field goal to seal victory. Baytown B, led by Garcia with 11, finished Gulf Coast District action 8-5. Highlands ended 11-16 overall and 2-12 in district.
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Pool Great to Exhibit in Baytown Saturday
Jimmy Caras, four time world pocket billiards champion, will hold an exhibition Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Rooftop Cue Club, 513 Texas Ave. Caras, 17, earned the title Jet Boy Wonder of the Billiards World by defeating Ralph Greenleaf in an exhibition match until 1927. Greenleaf was world billiards champion in 1926 and 1938 and was recently featured on ABCs Wide World of Sports.
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Buff Grid Banquet Planned For Crosby High Buffs
Crosby High School Buffs will be guests of honor at the football banquet to be held at the Tower Restau rant in Baytown at 8 p m Saturday February wi Tickets are $2 50 per person and reservations close February 22 Booster Club members invite parents and friends of players teachers and patrons to attend A meeting of the club is set for 7 20 p m February 22 at the High School Library to finalize plans Those seeking tickets or more information should contact Mrs Sue Roye Mrs Marsha Harris Gere Miller Coach Jack Spence or W A Heam
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Katy Controls Eagles in Bi-District Tune-Up
Katy defeats Barbers Hill 89 to 87 in a tune up before the bi district clash. Barbers Hill led 30 24 after one period then trailed most of the game before a late rally. Tom Mack filled in for Kilgore and led Barbers Hill with 16 points while Richard Perry and Ronnie Cotten added 16 and 14 respectively. The Eagles finish with a 56 on the season and prepare to meet Bloomington in district 28 4 next Tuesday at Wharton Junior College.
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Josh Ramirez to Meet Carl Scott in Texas Golden Gloves
Raytown middleweight Josue Ramirez advances to the Texas Golden Gloves after a bye and draws Carl Scott of Austin for a 158-pound bout Friday night at Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth. Ramirez seeks to improve his chances against the 158-pound contender.
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Little League Tryouts Schedule Correction
The Sun corrects prior notice on boys ages 9 and 10 tryouts. new date is March 20. Ages 11 and 12 will have tryouts on March 13.
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Gander finishers 440 Relay and field event results
Relay results show Fenelon Askey Moore and Denson winning the 440 with 3:28.3 end. Washburn Denson Askey set marks in second and third legs. Individual events list Moore 50.47 in 440, Low Hurdles led by Abtefield, Discus top throw Hendricks 150, Shot Put Ford 42.97, Pole Vault Johnson 12 6 7, Broad Jump Cupss 2.1 and Rhodes 19.2.
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