Lee High Seeks Veteran Material for Track Season
Coach Rockhold lists the Ganders spring slate including Lee Relays March 21 and Jet Relays March 8. Veteran turnout is thin after departures. newcomers like Jimmy Morris and Norman Smith show promise in sprints and jumps as the team trains toward US AA meets and district events. In Lakeland Florida, Tigers pitcher Mirgil Truchy joins Vic Wertz in the infirmary with the flu.
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Lee Ie
Jjy Rockhold
Ag ‘! Wright
Paul Parkinson
Tommy Brundrett
Bob
Terry Page
Lee
Canlers
Roskhold
Khold
Fayle Norman Smith
Sapason
Lecent Bel Macon
Medicey Sf
Jimmy Morris
Ase Sells
Glenn Muckleroy
Creekmore
Davud
Benny Middaugh
Dane Joe Wells
Ede
Norris
3 Veo
Mask
Y Ves
Bill Duretabord
Gray
Robert Holgroomed
Lakeland
Fla
Mirgil Truchy
Vic Wertz
Detroit Tigers
Middie basketball hopes lean on fresh faces at West Point
Navy coach Ben Carnevale foresees a strong 1950s era team led by freshmen Don Lange and Johnny Clune, with sophomore support from Phil Wigley and Larry Wigley. He expects the best collegiate court, crews by next season as the Middies prepare for a Saturday clash at West Point.
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New York
West Point
Ben Carnevale
Fresh- Ten
Sopho
Tru Carnnevale
Elmer Ee
Saturda
Carnevale
Don Lange
Chicago
Wits
Carnevete
Air Court
Lange
Rhode
Johnnny Clune
Jersey City
New Jersey
Naval Academarks
Nok
Philadel
Ken Mesix
Ghia
Larry Wigley
Camden
La Porte Bulldogs Open Region Play Against French High
La Porte Bulldogs meet French High of Beaumont in the regional opener at Victoria. The winner advances to face the Refugio-Aransas Pass victor in semifinal play Saturday. Other first round games feature San Marcos vs Weslaco and Del Rio vs Lamar Consolidated with finals at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. The regional four champion advances to the state meet in Austin.
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French Vi A
Beaumont
Victoria
Refugio
al- Ansas
la Porte-Frénch
Ferugio-Aranses
San Marcos
Weslaco
del Rio
Lamar Consolidated
Richmond-Rosenberg
Repion
Austin
Wwalen
Ned la Porte
Conten
Casaba
la Porte
French High
Bulldogs
Port Arthur Wins Opener In Bi District
Port Arthur Yellow Jackets defeated Sam Houston High 84 to 28 in the opening bi district basketball game. The hosts dominated defense, with Paul Powell scoring 14 points as Ray Gorman Terry Bushnell Ronald Amuny and Tori Roges anchored the effort. Second game set for Thursday in Houston Public School Field House with a possible third game in Houston.
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Arthur Yellow Jackets
Sam Flouston
Rice Cagers Are Dumped By UT 54-48
The Texas Longhorns beat Rice 54 to 45 to solidify second place in the 1952 Southwest Conference race as UT controlled the final period. Rice dropped into a conference tie with Texas A&M and SMU while Texas A&M thrashed Oklahoma City University 52 to 42 at College Station.
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United Press
Texas Longhorns
Rice
Aggies
Oklahoma City University
College Station
Lee College and Hilliard's Lose Opening Round in Texas City
Baytown's Lee College fell 39 33 to Reise Insurance Agency of Houston and Hilliard's dropped 36 28 to Monsanto Chemical in the Texas City Chamber of Commerce Basketball Tournament opening round. Both teams belong to the Baytown Recreation Basketball League. St Crispin is noted as patron saint of shoemakers.
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Baytown
Texas City Chamber of Commerce
Lee College
Reise Insurance Agency
Hoouston
Hilliard
Texas City
Monsanto Chemical
Hilliard’s
Baytown Recreation
Janek Of Crosby To See Action In Sam Houston Tilt
Sam Houston State Teachers College prepares for an intra squad football game as head coach Red Pierce concludes spring drills. Fullback Floyd Janek of Crosby is set for heavy action in the split-T maneuver showcase with 30 players, 19 lettermen, and four squadmen remaining on the roster. The piece notes Pierce’s replacement of former coach and athletic director Puny Wilson from Sul Ross State College.
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Crosby
Pierce
Puny) Wilson
5Ui
Ross State College
Alpine
Bowling stars pace league with top series and wins
Ana Bowling and Mae Ana Bowling led the Classic Bowling League with a top series of 595 as Steele McDonald beat General Tire 4-0. Bubba Navarre rolled high single game at 54 for Budweiser to win 3-1 over Schlitz, while Jasper Katribe defeated Weingarten 3-1.
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Howard Northey
Steele McDonald
General Tire
Bubba Navarre
Budweiser
Schlitz
Jasper Katribe
Weingarten
Eeareee
Ellswerner
Atkinson
Vinson
Kitchelieene
Giroir Sereseees
Watford
Foster . Sere
Aia Karhkowski
Northey Org
Weingarten L
Turnham
Isg
Jasper Kateibe
Haisler
Fowler
Shewell
McGiffin
Navarre
Blakemore
Timmins
McGuire Weesee
Jackson
Pie i Collinsworth
Kubler
Eee
Tata
Schitz
Guardsmen win second straight basketball game
National Guard defeated Nelsons Sporting Goods 55 to 44 as guard Charles Elliott led with 23 points and James Huey and Buddy Pfa rdscher each added 14. Two regular season games remain including Crosby vs Channelview at Baytown Junior High.
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National Guard
Nelson
Sporting Goods
Guard
Charles Elliott
James Huey
Buddy Pfardrescher
Crosby
Channelview
Baytown Junior High
Hilliard’s
Texas City
Crosby Cage?s
Humble
Barbers Hill Track Meet Invites 22 Schools March 15
Barbers Hill High announces the fourth annual relay mile medley relay and invitational track meet to be held Saturday March 15 with 22 invited schools including Crosby Liberty Dayton Hardin Batson and more. Cedar Bayou is defending champion and Barbers Hill placed runner-up last year.
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W. C. Underwood
Barbers Hill High School
Crosby
Liberty
Dayton
Hardin
Batson
Kountze
Honey Island
Saratoga
Hull-Calsetta
Sugarland
Deer Park
Santa Fe
Orcherd
Klein
Pearland
Anahuac
Winnie Stowell
Cedar Bayou
Tomball
van Vleet
Roland Kudla
S. Barbers Hill Nagles
Barbers Hill High
Mont Belgieu Lions Club
Texans Make Poor Showing In Gloves
CHICAGO Texas contenders in the 23rd annual Golden Gloves championship tournament advanced weakly with only Pat McCarthy of Amarillo surviving to the quarterfinals. Tuesday's eliminations felled James Fowler of Abilene, Roy Harris of Brownwood, Lea Merino of Wichita Falls, and Campbell-Woodman of Wichita Falls, by decision or technical knockout.
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Chicago
Texas
Pat McCarthy
Amarillo
James Fowler
Abilene
Benjamin Lewis
Indianapolis
Ind
Campbell - Woodman
Wichita Falls
del Nanors
Kansas City
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