Bears Baytown clash in district basketball showdown
Cedar Bayou hosts Baytown in a pivotal junior high boys game as both teams chase the district crown. Bears led by Hargraves and McKerreghan face Red Goblins with Oliver and Perkins supplying scoring. Highlands eyes first after a Christmas layoff.
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Ricky Hurs
Bears
Blocker
Pend
Fry
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Red Goslins
de- Highlands
Cedar Bay
Horace Mann
Pace Cedar Bayou
Red Gaslins
Barry Nettles
Woody Walker
Red Gasling
Alvin
la Marque
Bob Lawless
Mike McKerreghan
J .Jgarland Smith
Richard Har
Red Goblins
Robert Oliver
David Conway
Butch Perkins
Texas City
Mar
Jimmy Johnson
Gene Pea‘Woock
Amd
Ross Winningham
Lee McDowell
Eddie Gray
McDowell
Gray
Mann
Johnson
Greenies
LaMarque
Highlands
Neary
Eagles
Roger Byers
Robert Dunaway
Tommy Clevenger
Tony Hix
Carlos Cross
Crew
Southmore
Stephen F. Austin
California and Cincinnati in college basketball rematch notes
California and Southern California renew their heated rivalry in a Los Angeles rematch after USC edged Cal 65-57. Cincinnati, atop the national rankings, prepares for Missouri Valley play as Cal seeks a bounceback after a late overturn loss. Bearcats ride a 10-game win streak into road tests at Wichita and Tulsa.
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Mary
Associated Press
Highlands
Fry
Texas City
California
Bears
Southern California
Satgurday
USC
Cal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Trojans
Southern Cal
Oscar Robertson & Friends
Bearcats
Dayton
Big O
Wichita
Tulsa
Texas Agm
Villanova
LaSalle
DePaul
Chicago
Louisville
Local High School Games Schedule Mixes Times and Sites
A garbled list outlines Tuesday through Friday basketball games across Baytown Pasadena La Porte Barbers Hill Channelview Lee College and area junior highs with multiple venues and start times including 4 30 p m 6 15 p m and 6 30 p m amid mentions of tournaments and a last line about goose etnson likely indicating goose egg or tournament closing note.
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Baytown
Pasadena
Settegast
Carver Barbers Hill
Hull Dassetta
la Porte
Barbers Hill
Spring Branch
P.m
Ee Academy
Lee College
Channelview
Clear Creek
Angleton
Brazosport
Pasaiena
Galveston Lee College
Concordia Carver
Rosenberg Batson
Dayton
Goose Etnson
Syracuse Wins Cotton Bowl With 175000 Prize
In Dallas yesterday Syracuse defeated Texas 23 4 in the Cotton Bowl. Syracuse earned 175000 for the victory while Texas receives a share to be divided with Southwest Conference peers and nets about 77000. Cotton Bowl President Jack Lowe sent Syracuse off by plane and Texas away by bus.
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Dallas
Tex
Syracuse
Texas
Jack Lowe
Longhorns
Ganders Ready for Openers With Pasadena In Baytown Clash
Baytown Ganders return to a regular practice schedule Monday ahead of the 1244 conference scrap opener. They meet a fast-improving Pasadena quintet on their home court Friday beginning at 6 15 pm with a 7 00 pm varsity tip. Pasadena features seven returning lettermen led by a sharp shooter, while Galveston and South Houston loom as strong district contenders.
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Sun
Ganders
Baytown
Pasadena
Eagles
Spm
Brazosport
Gadders
Khry
Pas+ jadena
Scellar
Iterman
Jeff Ford
Hugh McGaugh
Pasadens System
Bigenod Ta Vareile
South Houston
McGaugh
Texas City
Beaumont
South Park
Eagle
Sta Iture
Kirwin
Trojans
Gander
Jay Boljlinger
Bollinger
Trojan
Spring ‘Branch
Galveston
Pro Games Next Rose Bowl Crowds Top Season Attendance
MIKE RATHET reports Rose Bowl crowds highlight the New Year’s bowl season with 480,893 in 10 games across Pasadena Mobile New Orleans Dallas Jacksonville San Francisco El Paso Orlando Houston and other sites. Notable figures include Washington, Georgia, Syracuse, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas, with standout performances from Bob Schloredt, George Fleming, Francis Tarkenton, Jim Mooty, Don Meredith, Dick Bass, and Eric Davis.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Tfonclah
Beavs
Rose Owl
Pasadena
Calif
Rose
Washington
Wisconsin
Anamerica
Bob Schloredt
George Flemik
Sugar
New Orléans
Mississippi
Bobby Franklin
Jake Gibbs
LSU
Orange
Miami
Georgia
Missouri
Francis
Tarkenton
Cotton
Dallas
Syracuse
Eric Davis
Texas
Gatey
Jacksonville
Fla
Jim
New Mexico State
North Texas State
Tangerine
Orlando
Middle Tennessee
Presbterian
Prairie View
Houston
Wiley
A&M Opens SWC Play With Clean Record
A&M begins the Southwest Conference title chase with a 9 game unbeaten run and a high scoring offense. They host Baylor at College Station as Southern Methodist, Texas, and Baylor figure among early contenders. Arkansas and Texas Christian also show strength. Jay Arnette leads A&M with 21 points in 9 games while Steve Strange tops SMU at 19.7 PPG.
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Associated Press
Texas Agm
Aggies
Southern Methodist
Houston
Lasteek
Baylor
College Station
Texas A&m
Avi
Aggits
Texas
I Baylor
Arkansas
Austin
Texas Christians
Foyetteville
Rice
Tech
Lubbock
Worth
Texas Christian
Waco
Texas Haitling
Texas Tech
Jay Arnette
Steve Strange
Hunt Says Twin City Deal Okay
Lamar Hunt, AFL founder, said Commissioner Joe Foss was authorized to pull Minneapolis-St. Paul out of the league to the best interests of the AFL. He noted NFL had superior stadium status in the area and that Twin Cities press opposed the AFL while alleging NFL sabotaged coaching interviews in Miami, Atlanta, and another city under consideration for the eighth league.
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Dallas
Lamar Hunt
American Football League
Joe Foss
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Hunt
National ‘Football League
Varea
Twin Cities
AFL
NFL
Miami
Atlanta
Wunt
Juergens to challenge Gutierrez for Texas middleweight crown
San Antonio AP reports former state lightweight champion Al Juergens will again face Santiago Gutierrez for the Texas middleweight title in a 12 round bout after winning a previous rematch in one round last October.
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San Antonio
al Juergens
Sill
Texas
Santiago Gutierrez
Juergens
Gutierrez
Lin
Two Fighters Make TV Debuts
Stan Harrington of Honolulu and Carl Hubbard of Philadelphia meet ranking welterweights on national TV this week. Harrington, 26, faces Gaspar Ortega, 26, a Mexico City fighter, at Madison Square Garden on NBC Friday night. Ortega is the No. 6 contender at 147 pounds. Hubbard, 22, an unbeaten New York born fighter from Philadelphia, meets Rudell Stitch, 26, of Louisville, the fourth-ranked contender, at Chicago Stadium on ABC Wednesday night.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Stan Harrington
Honolulu
Carl Hubbard
Philadelphia
Harrington
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ortega
Hubbard
Rudell Stitch
Louisville
Chicago Stadium
ABC
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R. Dunaway
Lee McKowell
Fost Wintingham
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Noel Lawlees
Ken Parker
Challen Hodges
Tony Hiz
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Bill Marshall
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Frank Terry
Hilly Hernedon
Marion’ Lixenbee
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Charles Beamon
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Larry Ewint
A Peet
Bobby Rue
Ted Gugex
Schoal Byers
Tess
McKerrechan
Smith
I Conway
Ofiorace Mann
Baytown Photos
Sun Building
Hamilton
S. F. Austin
Mee Mann
Lovenberg
Galyveston
Barbera Hill
Anahuac
A&m
Swc
Twin City
Guild
Cigars Bleck
Torna Decker
Sterling
Paine Bros
Parocess
Florsheim
Preeman Shoes
Baytown Sun
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Chrysler
Chryser
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