Pasadena Faces French In PA State Playoffs Showdown
Pasadena Eagles, 32-5, meet Beaumont French, 23-7, in bi district action at Jeppesen Field House as McGaugh guides Pasadena to seek a deep playoff run. French stars Fant and McKeller headline Buffs, while coach Bollinger bets on Pasadena edge in 12-4A bid.
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Mile of the Century looms as Snell Beatty eye record
New York reports an upcoming Mile of the Century where Peter Snell aims to break the world mile mark of 3 54.4 and Bruce Beatty, holder of the two mile record, predicts a fast race. Beatty notes uncertainty about venue and date. The piece recalls past milers including Cyrol Burleson and historic efforts like Bannister and Landy in 1954.
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Baytown Tops Highlands 51-49 To Grab Share Of Second
Baytown Red Goblins edged Highlands 51-49 to secure a share of second place in the Gulf Coast Junior High standings. Key late free throws and Larry Ferguson’s 2-point field goal with 2 seconds left sealed the win as Highlands missed the last shot on travel with 35 seconds to play.
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Greenie Comeback Beats Austin 44 42 In Final Quarter
Horace Mann rallied from a third quarter deficit to edge Austin 44 42 in Galveston. Bobby Moore's 35 second field goal sealed the win after Dervett and Lavell led a late surge. Mann dominated rebounding with 19 offensive boards and overcame early foul trouble and cold shooting.
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Cincinnati Tops AP Poll As Duke Closes Gap In Stretch Run
Cincinnati Bearcats lead the first AP college basketball poll with 396 points and 30 first place votes. Duke rises to second after a 15 game win streak, trailing by 18 points in the ranking with 378 points. Loyola Chicago and Arizona State follow, while several schools receive votes.
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Illini and Buckeyes clutch Big Ten games amid upsets
Ohio State star Gary Bradds led a late 13 of 16 points surge to a 50-45 win at Northwestern as Illinois rallied to beat Minnesota 81-70. Indiana fell 102-96 at Wisconsin. Ohio State and Illinois sit 9-2 with three games left. Minnesota, Missouri, and others jockey for position in a crowded chase.
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College basketball scores and results from Monday
AP roundup lists multiple games across regions with scores for teams like Siena, Hartford, Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, LSU, Ohio State, Northwestern, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Marquette, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Arizona State, Creighton, Lamar, Abilene Christian, Pan American, Southwestern Texas, Sam Houston State, Colorado College, and updates on Los Angeles versus Detroit and other matchups. The article ends with a general note that there are about 20 thousand bird species in the world.
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Cedar Bayou Wins Overtime Thriller Over Blocker 50 49
Cedar Bayou Bears edge Blocker 50 49 in overtime to cap a 32 1 season and 14 0 conference mark. Fred Hand led with 15 points and 10 rebounds, Kendricks added 14, Marsh 8, while Blocker tried to rally from an early 11 point deficit and were stung by a late defensive lapse.
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Texas Rivers' Flow Falls Below Average
Texas rivers ran below average in January, causing a drop in conservation storage. The Texas Water Commission reported storage declined from 9,429,000 acre feet at December end to 9,068,200 acre feet at January end. An acre foot equals 35,851 gallons.
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