Wilson Leads Port Arthur Past Baytown 93-58
Port Arthur Jackets beat Baytown 93-58 as Charlie Wilson known as Chublie led with 17 points and 14 rebounds. Wilson sealed the win with clutch free throws in the final minute while Baytown battled through a tight game featuring 11 Jackets scoring and 42 rebounds.
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Frank' Krusty
Stark Sun
Aml Thers
Hint
Ganders
Charles Wilson
Baytown
Wilson
Betor
Port Arthur
Chublie
Bayton
Richard Oliver
Oliver
Jackets
Moore
Ash
Lowery
Pitre
Wwe
Yelles
Radney Nak
Charlie
Pirle
John Pavlas
Lawhan
Goodson
Pavias
Hand
Goodson Paylas
Feht
Spring Branch
Pavick
London
Prire
Barlown
Port Arthue
Pere Arthur
Labore N Glover
Arngud Pardue
Barbers Hill Upsets Tarkington In Tournament Play
Barbers Hill defeats Tarkington 64 52 to reach the boys finals as Kilgore scores 18 and Burgess 14. Tarkington had previously beaten Crosby to reach the semifinals. Barbers Hill girls advance to the finals in the consolation bracket with Tarkington, while Barbers Hill B falls to Danbury. The finals are set for Saturday evening with morning consolation games.
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Barbers Hill
Tarkington
Bill Kilgore
Elton Forbis Mont Belvieu
Charlo Burgess
Bers Hill Eagles
Eagles
Anpuel Barbers
Eacles
Deer Park
Ay Cock
Earies
Longhorns
Crosby
Scerbers Hill
Liberty W
Fiebert Ellisor
Buffs
Roger Hers
Keene
Advant
Liberty
Danbury Squid
Danbury
Joe Kilgore
Dayton Broncs
Tamball
Barbers
Hill Varsity
Tarkington Girls
Hill Girls
Barbers Hill B Girls
Hitchcock
Browns Paced by Brown Taylor Duel in Playoff Bowl
In the NFL Playoff Bowl in Miami Browns versus Packers features star fullbacks Jim Brown and Jim Taylor in a high profile clash. CBS telecasts at 2 p.m. EST. Brown led rushing this season while Taylor powered Green Bay's offense, with both teams emphasizing passing to balance the attack. Ray Renfro ends his career in this game. Lou Groza long-serving Browns veteran also noted.
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Mlami
Fla
Jim Brown
Jim Taylor
Cleveland Frowns
Green Bay Packers
National
NFL
Thamie
CBS
Brown
Browns
Taylor
Packers
Davis
Green Bay
Packer
Bart Starr
Boyd Dowler
Max McGee
Ron Kramer
Vince Lombardi
Blanton Collier
Frank Ryan
Quo
Graham
Gary Calling
Chicago
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ray Renfro
Lou Groza
Patriots First Chance San Diego Favored In AFL Title Bout
San Diego with an 11-3 record is slight favorite over the Boston Patriots in the AFL title game at Balboa Stadium before about 30,000. The Chargers aim to win the league crown for the third time. Boston seeks its first AFL title. Players’ shares will rise to about 2900 for winners and 1700 for losers.
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Patriots
San Diego
Chargers
Boston Patriots
Balboa Stadium
American Broadcasting Company
Boston
Buffalo
Iwell
Houston
Dallas
Oilers
Los Angeles
Iplager
San Die
Mike Holovak
Patrios
Ron Burton
Babe Parilli
Cedar Bayou Bears Reach La Porte Tourney Semi Finals
Cedar Bayou Bears defeated host La Porte 58 28 to advance to the La Porte Invitational Junior High basketball semifinals. Bobby Slack scored 21, Russell Hargraves added eight, Jima Thompson seven, Gary Burns led rebounds with 10, Bobby Nelson nine. They meet Deer Park in a 1 p m semifinal Saturday with finals at 3 p.m. if they win.
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LA Porte
Cedar Bayou _Bears
Bobby Slack
Bears
Russell Hargraves
Jima Thompson
Gary Burns
Bobby Nelson
Ens
Ina
Sakurday
la Forte High School
Hall of Fame at Texas State Fair Grounds
A reminiscent overview celebrates Texas sports legends gathered around the Hall of Fame at the Texas State Fair Grounds. It recalls coach Ray Morrison’s 1925 letter to Jerry Mann and honors 198%’s 38th Hall of Fame member Dr. Wilson H. Elkins, highlighting humanity behind athletic fame and the annual posthumous tribute.
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Dallas
Fane
Texas
Ben Hogan
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Sam Baugh
Rogers Hornsby
Davey O’brien
Simmy Demaret
Dutch Meyer
Wilmer Allison
Clyde Littlefield
Fred Walcott
Duak Wakker
Dana X. Bible
Paul Richards
Bobby Morrow
Matty Bell
Ki Aldrich
Bobby Layne
Pete Cawnthon
Bibb Falk
Monty Stratton
Bulldog ‘Turner
Cecil Grigg
Gerald Mann
Kyle Rote
Valhalla
Homer
Mann
SMU
Little
Red Arrow
Ray Morrison
Jerry
Morrison
Earl Meadows
Hall of Fame
Wilson H
Bull) Elkins
University of Texas
Phi Beta Kappa
Longhorns
Sports figures honored in Texas hall of fame induction
A Dallas audience celebrates Texas sports icons Earl Meadows John Jacob Atz and others. Inductors include Texas Chancellor Harry Ransom and Olympic great Bobby Morrow. The event honors the link between sport and education and recalls Meadows’s early pole vault feats and the era’s historic moments.
Induction honors span baseball and football legends
The Dixie League Hall of Fame posthumously honors Fort Worth Cats manager Jake and SMU football pioneer Ray Morrison. Grandson accepts Jake’s plaque. Morrison, praised as the “greatest football player” from the Southwest, helped elevate the RR era, with reflections on Rhodes potential and Olympic memory.
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Baseball League
Fort, Worth
Cats
J. Alvin Gardner
Jake
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
George Heismann
SMU
Mustangs
Matty Bell
Dallas
Roach
Rice
Mann
Hall of
Morrison
Edkins
Koufax Ford Mays Sign With .45s For Banquet
Houston’s annual major league dinner on January 21 features Sandy Koufax Whitey Ford and Willie Mays as honored guests. Koufax to receive the Dickie Kerr Award Ford to receive the Eddie Dyer Award Mays to receive the Tris Speaker award Hal Woodeshick honored for 1963 Houston Colt .45s. Jerry Grote chosen as Texas rookie of the year the most likely to gain major league stardom. Reception and dinner at Shamrock with tickets $2.50, expected crowd of 1000. Reservations to Jimmie Woods. Morris Frank to MC.
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Houston Press
James M. Delmar
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Sandy
Dickie Kerr
Whitey Ford
Eddie Dyer
Houston
Willie Mays
San Francisca
Hal Woodeshick
Glenn Vaughan
Jerry Grote
San Antonio
Shamrock
Jimmie Woods
The
Baytown Sun
Writers
Morris Frank
Houston Chronicle
Inexperienced Black Leads Los Angeles Open Round One
Roger Ginsberg of New York and James Black of North Carolina led the first round of the $50,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament. Black, a 2-year pro and former caddy from Charlotte, stunned with a 67, tying Ginsberg who opened as leader. Black detailed his escape from personal hardship and noted his limited PGA status.
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Los Angeles
Roger Ginsberg
New York
James Black
North
Carolina
Black
Charlone
N.C
Ginsberg
Clayton Haefner
North Carolina
Jooked
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Hole
Ito No
Thil
Brick
Ray Hayden
Jack
California
Charlotte
Bonnie Blac
Alpine
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
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Fred Hand
Jagein
Keith Moore
Taetie Teel
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Bollinger
Kilgore
Charlie Avant
Forbus
Burgess
Charles
Elliser
Turkington
Brown Battle
John's Trim Shop
W. Main
Thad Felton
Lincoln Service
Dept
Cedar Bayou
Oxford
Southwest
University of Maryland
Harry Ransom
Elkins
Ransom
Bull
Fort Worth
Berlin
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USC
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Meadows
Avery Brundage
John Jacob
Morrow
S. Jones
Mxas Davings
Koufax
Ford
Mays
Tueston
Baseball Writers Association
Lor
Bob Rule
LA Tourney
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