Oyster Fry at Bayshore Club Draws Thousands
The Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club hosted its eighth annual oyster fry, with over 3,000 attendees and a packed serving effort led by M. T. Wad dell and club president. Dignitaries including state reps Bob Eckhardt and John Harrison attended, as did various officials and volunteers who organized food, seating, and traffic control. Despite high turnout, the event ended with a surplus of oysters and a plan to hold the ninth fry next February.
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Bebo) Waddell
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Paced by Floyd Patterson purse grows for Clay Liston bout
Boston AP Floyd Patterson helps push a bigger fight purse for Muhammad Ali former Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston as the heavyweight title bout set for Boston Garden May 25 will pay about 500000 to each fighter. The postponement after Clay had hernia surgery and the delayed agreement raise the net, with 30 percent of the net to each contestant. The announcement comes almost a year after Liston lost the title to Clay.
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Barbers Hill Eagles face Bloomington in bi-district clash
Barbers Hill headlines a District 27-A bi-district game at Wharton Junior College on Tuesday night. Bloomington, 14-0 in district play, relies on height and defense to counter Barbers Hill high pace and steady scoring from Kilgore Flowers and Cotten. The winner advances toward the regional tournament in Victoria.
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Tommy Mack
Haynie
Katy
Tao
Official Dope On New Astrodome
Houston fans can buy 53.50 seats for Houston Astros games under the Astrodome with upholstered backs and individual seats. Other prices stay similar to last year and include guaranteed rainouts, air conditioning, dining facilities, and mailing charges. Ticket offices operate 9 to 5 weekdays and 3 to noon Saturdays with sales at Trans-Texas Airways counters in Houston hotels.
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Three Favorites Seen At Flamingo Flamingo Stakes preview and pased lines
In Miami AP reports with little time left before the Flamingo Stakes three favorites Hail to All Sparkling Johnny and Country Friend are highlighted. Hail to Al won Hibiscus Stakes and is noted for his late stretch charge while Sparkling Johnny and Country Friend are pegged among top Flamingo contenders. The piece also covers pre season Astros baseball matchups and ticket details for Houston games.
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Four A Cage Pairings Cut as Three Fall in playoffs
The Class AAA Texas schoolboy basketball bi district results trim field from 16 to 13 as Wharton defeats Clear Creek and Haltom along with Marshall eliminated. Region 1 and other regions set dates for next round with several matchups listed. Fort Worth Arlington Heights and Dallas Jefferson vie Wednesday for final regional bid while other regions play tonight. McAdoo remains the lone 1964 champion still alive in Class B after a double OT win over Goree.
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Tech Looks For Baylor Revenge in THS AP
Texas Tech leads the Southwest Conference by two games and aims to keep the edge by beating Baylor in Waco tonight. SMU hopes for an upset to boost its position while Rice and Arkansas also figure, but only a Tech win or SMU loss would alter the title picture.
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Prefers Japan Murakami Pushes NL Salary Clash
Journalistic note on Murakami’s contract dispute affecting MLB relations with Japan. Mentions Masanari Murakami, Ford Frick, Jim Bunning, Ralph Houk, Jim Bouton, and the 1965 salary talks, with references to 1964 and 1963 seasons and pay-boost tensions between players and management.
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Champs That Year. Texas Gloves Team Tougher Than 1964
A Texas boxing squad led by Jesse Valdez and Jesse Avalos Jr. heads to Kansas City March 15 for the Golden Gloves national tournament after a strong Texas season. Valdez won the welterweight crown, Avalos upset the 1964 bantamweight champ Navarro, and Lynn Farr powered to heavyweight glory. Houston topped team standings with Plainview, San Antonio, and Dallas close behind.
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Michigan And Providence Each Face Crucial Test
Michigan and Providence, each with strong scoring lines, face stiff tests to stay high in the AP major-college basketball poll. Indiana slips after a double overtime loss to Michigan. UCLA and St Joseph's climb while Vanderbilt and several others stay active in Monday games across major conferences.
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