Weather Threatens Gander Track Warmup Ahead of Texas City Meet
Cold weather shadowed the Gander track squad as they trimmed warmups and debated canceling the Texas City meet. Coach Beverly Rockhold weighed safety against competition, with forecasts predicting a hard freeze Saturday. If temps rise to the 50s or 60s with clear skies, the meet may proceed with Baytown entries in 14 events, including hurdles and sprints, while basketball players join in select events.
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Beverly Rockhold
Rockhold
Texas City
Mike Hagler
Bly McGahee
Schuble
Mann
Ken Odem
Ron Morweather
Richard Schoyen
7 Ng
Will Bickley
McGahee
Charles
Rex Kulbeth
Herbie
Baytown
Ert Elswick
David Conway
Him ‘Thomas
Clapton
Gilbert LaFuente
Raymond Watgard
Don Parkhurst
James Bossley
Kulleth
Allen Darby
Virgil McGahee
Kirk Mann
Lary Smith
Steve Spraggins
Jeri
Phillip Jackson Baytown
Guvnn Casey
Jerry Schuble
Iry Lyons
Truman
Lowery
Newsome
Ash
Cincinnati Bearcats Top North Texas State in MVC Title Bid
Cincinnati Bears rebound from loss to Wichita and win 61-18? 61-61? over North Texas State to cement MVC title contention. NYU barely edges Notre Dame 80-79 at Madison Square Garden, both earning at large bids. Oklahoma City beats Loyola of New Orleans 99-79. Wake Forest upset by Furman 59-53 in Winston-Salem. Connecticut tops Manhattan 68-64. Billy Foster pours in 24 in Missouri Valley win over Tulsa. The Citadel shuts out Arkansas State 71-37, VMI routs Richmond 85-60.
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Bearcats
Cincinnati
Wichita
Ron Benham
Ed Jucker
New York University
Notre Dame
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma City
Loyola
New Orleans
Wake Forest
Furman
Winston-Salem
N.C
NYU
Violets
Jay Miller
Barry Kramer
Miller
Connecticut
Manhattan
Weonener
New York
Nbilly Foster
Missouri Valley
Tulsa
Citadel
Arkansas State
VMI
Richmond
Texas Netters Warmup With Ex-Longhorns in Austin
In a pre season warmup the University of Texas tennis team meets a group of former Longhorns including Laurence Becker Richard Keeton Neil Unterseher Warren Zimmerman and Eddie Strayhorn. Current varsity players Jerry Walters John Heath Darrell Willerson Hal Sparks Mike Lawless Dec Smith Charles Lutz and Jack Kamrath will also compete. Texas opens the 1963 season March 2 at home against Pan American College.
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Austin
University of Texas
Longhorns
Laurence Becker
Richard Keeton
Neil Unterseher
Warren Zimmerman
Eddie Strayhorn
Jerry Walters
John Heath
Darrell Willerson
Hal Sparks
Mike Lawless
Dec Smith
Charles Lutz
Jack Kamrath
Texas
Pan American College
Barbers Hill- East Chambers Split Warm-Ups In District Tilt
Barbers Hill and East Chambers split a pair of warm up games as Barbers Hill won 54 to 43 at home. Randy McCollum led scoring with 29 points while Eisel topped rebounds with 10. Barbers Hill faces Willis in the Class B playoff opener in Cleveland next week.
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Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
East Chambers
Willis
Cleveland
Eagles
Randy Busch
Brent Ray
Eli Kilgore
Randy McCollum
Eisel
Charlie Burgess
Kilgore
McCollum
Burgess
Busch
Bears Defeat Greenies 64-61 to Win City Crown
Cedar Bayou Bears beat Horace Mann 64 to 61 to claim the 1963 city basketball championship. Pitre led Cedar Bayou with 23 points as Hand and Hendricks controlled the boards, while Savell scored 16 for the Greenies. Cedar Bayou set school records with 12 straight conference wins and a 25-4 season, riding a strong first half to a 33-16 advantage at halftime.
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Cedar Bayou
Bears
Horace Mannars
Horace Mann
Jackie Derrett
Carl Greene
Larry Pitre
Mann
Greenies
Jimmy Savell
Savell
Derrett
Bobby Moore
Pitre
Hand
Greene
Hendricks
Marsh
Charity
Horace Marin
Mike Bays
Bobby Slack
Pat Urchin
Highlands Lose 47 46 Heartbreaker to Lovenberg Quint
Highlands Eagles drop a 47 46 decision to Lovenberg with star Terry Stanley out. Eddie Bridwell and Mickey Tinner lead Highlands with 14 points each as Lovenberg shoots 50 percent and builds a halftime edge to seal the narrow win. Ricky Burch and Ronnie Smith also score for Highlands in a tight conference loss.
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G.alveston
Highlands
Iil
Terry Stanley
Lovenberg
Noth
Eagles
Mickey Tinner
Eddie Bridwell
Eagle
R. C. Jannice
Bridwell
Janice
Ricky Burch
Ronnie Smith
Taxinberg
Wynn Seeks No 300 Birdie In Nightlife Start
Cleveland manager Tebbetts outlined a season plan blending sleep discipline with nightlife. Early Wynn arrived at the White Sox camp. Retzer left Washington. Farrell joined the Colts site with gun and dogs. Tebbetts warned players about fatigue and noted he will visit various spots. Several pitchers signed with teams as spring training opened.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetty
Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Ken Retzer
Washington
Houston
Dick Far
Rell
Colts
Retzer
Senators
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Tebbetts
Farrell
Apache Junction
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Dave Stenhouse
Ed Hobaugh
Cincinnati
Jim O'Tole
John Tsitouris
Hank Fischer
Milwaukee
Ken McKenzie
New York Mets
Mets
Cliff Cok
Bill White
Charley James
St. Louis
Rich Rollins
Minnesota G
Baytown Topples Austin 55-32 To Keep Second Spot
Baytown Goslings defeat Stephen F. Austin 55-32 to remain tied for second in Gulf Coast Junior High standings. Richard Oliver with 12 points and 15 rebounds led Baytown. Liz Herrera added 9 points and strong rebounding. Alan Acosita contributed 9 as Baytown built a 21 point edge before the final period.
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Red Gosling
Gulf Coast
Stephen F. Austin
Galveston
Gosling
Woody Walker
Richard Oliver
Liz Herrera
Alan Acosita
Goslins
Texas City Fry
Austin
Joseph Contreras
Bigtown
S. F
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