Sander In Debut REL Netters Bow To Seeded Players
Baytown sent three singles and one doubles team to the quarterfinals at the Texas Schools Tennis Championships in San Antonio. Chris Sanders won a first round match before losing to eighth seed Tom Baker. Marshall, Bussa, and doubles Fullick/Drouilhet reached quarters. Tillery and Lannon/Schubert exited earlier. Temperatures hovered around 30s to 40s with high winds shaping play.
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Mays Returns to Giants Camp as Spring Work Begins
Baseball roundup notes Willie Mays checking into the San Francisco Giants spring camp in Casa Grande Ariz and taking his first cuts at bat. The 32nd birthday star heads into his 13th MLB season amid a memory filled 1962 campaign and a NL pennant push. Meanwhile Joe Pepitone strains his back in Yankees practice, Skowron adjusts with the Dodgers, Frank Howard inches toward signing, Dick Stuart and John Orsino deliver early power, and Jim Piersall signs with Washington after salary talks.
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Cagers Make Last Bowl Baytown Optimist Club Visit
Baytown's 1963 basketball team makes its final home appearance Monday as the Ganders visit the Baytown Optimist Club. Coach Jay Bollinger leads a 22-8 squad that finished third in the district with a 64 record. The 7 pm meeting at the Tower will feature films of the Ganders second round upset of Brazosport.
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Challengers Grow as Bearcats Face Playoff Push
Clear Creek toppled Alvin 66-40 in the tie clinching district 12-3A playoff tilt. Bearcats and Wildcats vie for state path with remaining league games and conference races shaping NCAA bids.
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Bayshore Olympics Open Saturday At La Porte High
Bayshore Olympics returns for a second year with 18 teams entered and $7 invites issued. La Porte High School hosts the meet with Forest Park Beaumont Westbury Houston Hull Dusetta Lamar Spring Branch Memorial San Jacinto Texas City Hardin Lamar Deer Park Crosby Ball Galveston Aldine Friendswood and others competing. Events include field shots and vaults with running races in three divisions. Dick Scott serves as meet director and awards will be presented by La Porte cheerleaders.
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Beatty Quits For Rest Of This Season
Jim Beatty, after running four of six indoor sub forty-two minute miles, leaves the lodge for the rest of the indoor season. Associated Press sports writer ED Corrigan reports from New York. Beatty’s decision surprises rivals who had hoped to chase his record pace.
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Track Times Cut By Bad Weather At Gulf Meet
The first annual Gulf Federation Outdoor Meet faced rain and wind as University of Houston led a strong field including Lee College Channelview and Deer Park. Key results included UH freshman 44.1 in the sprint relay, Deer Park pole vault 12 feet, 1in and 11 feet tops for others, and Deer Park high jump 5 feet 8 inches. Junior high showings by Deer Park and Barbers Hill runners highlighted future high school stars.
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Fullmer-Tiger Match Brewing for a June Rematch
Las Vegas AP reports middleweight champion Dick Tiger and challenger Gene Fullmer battled to a 15 round draw in Convention Center. Tiger retained the crown amid disputed calls with two judges for Fullmer and one for Tiger. A June rematch at a large venue is expected with sites floated across several cities including Los Angeles and Lagos, Nigeria.
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Art Wail Regains Golden Touch With Caracas Open Victory
Art Wail of Pocono Manor Pennsylvania won the Caracas Open with a 274 total to finish under par and end a 213-year gap since his last tourney win. He edged George Knudson of Toronto in the final round, earning 1300 dollars and moving up on the Caribbean tour standings.
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Barbers Hill vs Willis bidistrict clash in Cleveland
Barbers Hill Eagles the 60 B district champions face Willis 17 6 this season in a bidistrict game at 8 pm in Cleveland. The winner advances to the Kilgore regional February 1 2 with leaders Randy McCollum Randy Busch Charlie Burgess Bill Kilgore Brent Ray Charles Aycock and Glenn Cotten guiding the team in Coach Charles Avants squad.
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Biggest Amateur Show Opens in Chicago Stadium
The 3th annual Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, boxing's premier amateur event, opens at Chicago Stadium tonight. The Chicago event gathers top juvenile and novice boxers for a high profile evening.
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