Deer and duck seasons near end with notable Texas hunting tales
The piece notes goose season ending January 13 and squirrel season January 15, leaving fishing as the main outdoor activity. It highlights hunters Jack Bishop and Norman Hargrave, their Kerrville trip, and a successful deer shot. It also covers fishing successes by George Garrett and Sherbeet Herbert, plus various local hunts, a 40 pound drum caught by Gerry Lynn Dunman, and a rare 200 pound black bear killed near Lufkin, with discussion of bear restocking programs and season considerations.
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Trent
Jack Bishop
Norman Margrave
Texas Avenue
Kerrville Wildlife Management
Guadalupe River
Presbyterian
Hartruve
Mason
Nonie
Hargrave
Mason Happy Hunting Grounds
Bishop
Hargraves
Howard Smith
Tom A. Hethin
Pf. A. Bateington
Hetlin
Charlie Thompson
Plantersville
Heflin
Grimes County
Barrington
Armadilo
Thompson
Navasota
George Garrett
Sherbeet Herbert
Garrett
Ome
Dr. Herndon
Jerry Dunmen
Dayton
Dickie
Gerry Lynn
Efelen Smith
Duman
Tivar
Dunmans
Dunman
Trinity Bay
Lufkin
Iaw
Angelina County
Big Thicket
Minnesota
Atchafalaya
Louisiana
Louisianas Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Texas
Greenies Beat Lovenberg Seagullls 65 46 in district clash
Horace Mann led the Greenies to a 65 46 win over Lovenberg Seagullls as Mann scored 25 of 76 percent shooting. Genero Salinas topped Goslings with 17 points, Traniate added 20, and Pat Orchin contributed 12. Mann’s squad improved to 2 district wins and next faces Red Goslins at Baytown Junior High.
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Genero Salinas
Gosling
Traniate
Lavenders
Pat Orchin
Greenies
Salinas
Glennave
Mark Moore
Ars
AE Hamilton
Mann
Aon
Charity, Inc
Bill Thompson
Monace Muni
Innenberg
Bruce Harris
Gostins
Jerry Hance
Horace Mann
Baytown
Red Goslins
Cedar Bayou Bears Rally Past Texas City Fry 52 42
Cedar Bayou remained in district contention with a 52 42 victory over Fry. Manley led with hot shooting including threes in the fourth as Cedar Bayou built a late lead after a strong first half. Garrett and Chase added double figure support while Fry struggled against pressure defense.
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Cedar Gayou
Texas City
Fry Fry
Bears
Fry
Richard Chase
Chase
Mike Manley
Manley
Ronnie Garrett
Cedar Bayou
Bruins
Garrett
Jin Faste
Barry Nettles
Fav le
Chasel
Sidn Ther
Robert Bullard
Sth
Galveston
Tovenberg Seagulls
Terrell to Fight Machen for WBA Heavyweight Crown
Chicago promoter Irv Schoenwald and Joe Kellman announce Ernie Terrell of Chicago will meet Eddie Machen of Portland for the WBA heavyweight title in March at the International Amphitheatre. Gate expected around 36000 or more, tickets range 320 to 100.00, venue seats 12000. WBA ratings place Terrell No 1 with Patterson No 2 and Vale No 3. Machen is ranked high.
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Chicago
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Ernie Terrel
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Mon Lday
International Amphitheatre
Stockyards
Irv Schoenwald
Joe
Schoenwald
Kellman
WBA
Terrell
Cham Eee Patterson
George Oc
Vale
Toronto
Machen
Ganders Face Exporters In District 124A Clash In Texas
In Pasadena Texas Robert J Lee Ganders meet Exporters after a 67-58 win over Galena Park Yellow Jackets. Brazosport led by Rhodes Payne and Seiler challenges, while Galena Park and Baytown Sam Rayburn clash with Ball High as City Stingarees seek redemption against Pasadena Tigers.
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REI Gym
Pasadena
Texas City
la Muarque
Brazosport
Baytown
Sam Rayburn
Bali High
Galenal Park
Robert J
Lee Ganders
AEL
Erash Walker
Bragosport
Wil!hey
Ralph “Rhodes
Rog
Jer Zwaht
Leslie Seiler
Billy Moore
David Payne
Yellow Jacket
Rhodes
Payne
Erle Lindsey
Ganders
Gander
Mike Lawhon
Arch Tigers
Galena Park
Ball High
Jay Bollinger
Baytown Grapples With Blocker Five in 46 2 Loss
Baytown Red Goblins fell 46 to 2 with Baytown trailing 16 41 early and 32 19 at halftime. The Blocker five hit 22 of 28 free throws, led by Hyde with 12 and Brown 16 as Phillips added 16. Acosta and Edge had 15 each for Baytown, Platt and Edge led rebounding. Baytown hosts Horace Mann next, Mann is 2 1 in district.
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Texas City
Baytown Red Goblins
Baytown
Woody Walker
Hyde
Barry Brunson
Goslins
Horace Mann Green
Gosling
Mann
Cotton Bowl Pays $212,000 Shares
Arkansas and Nebraska share in the Cotton Bowl purse with Arkansas set to receive 222000 and Nebraska 93000. The Arkansas total includes 66000 conference allotment 3000 travel funds and an 18000 split of remaining funds among Southwest Conference members. Nebraska’s 93000 comprises 70000 base 3000 expense money and 18000 equal share of the remaining pool among Big Eight schools.
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Dallas
Arkansas
Nebraska
Eagles and Buffaloes renew Loop clash in District 27A
Parkers Hill Eagles and Crosby Buffaloes host District 27A games. Kilgore leads BH with 32 points as Eagles top New Caney, Hempstead and Spring race in tough standings. Barbers Hill and Crosby B teams also play, with New Caney visiting for a 5 p.m. contest and Crosby girls at 7 p.m. in district action.
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Parkers Hill Eagles
Crosby Buffaloes
Eagles
New Caney
Joe Kilgore
Scherula
Waller
Case
New Carey
Buffs
Lesting
Hempstead
Barbers
Hill
Eacles
Kilgore
Flowers
Richard Perry
Johnny Pestiiints
Hill Biecam
Crosby
Willis
Spm
Splendora Friay
Pardee returns to Aggie staff as assistant coach
College Station AP reports Jack Pardee, 1956 Texas A M fullback, will join Gene Stallings staff as a linebacker and defensive end coach. Pardee, eight year NFL Ram, becomes the seventh assistant named by A M new head coach Leach.
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College Station
Jack Pardee
Texas A&m
Leach
Gene
Stallings
Pardee
Moday
Peeruit
Pro Signing War Spurs College Fuss Across Offers
The signing war in pro football rages with colleges caught in the drama. Nebraska halfback Kent McCloughan was claimed by the Oakland Raiders but he denied ever signing a Raider contract, stating Oakland talked to him.
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Nebraska
Kent McCloughan
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
McCloughan
Honolulu
Houston
Washington
Highlands Loses League Tilt in Fading Moments
In Galveston Highlands fell behind late in the fourth quarter and lost to S F Austin 61 55 after leading 22 28 at halftime. David LaGrone top scored with seven field goals and three free throws, Roger Simmons added 13, while Ronnie Smith and Wagner led rebounding. Highlands B edged 27 22 by S F Austin B. Georgia offered to forfeit seven wins over Jim Wilson contract row, but opponents refused.
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Galveston
Highlands
S. F. Austin
Eagles
Indians
Eagle
David LaGrone
LaGrone
David
Roger Simmons
Ronnie Smith l
Wagner
University of Georgia
Jim Wilson
Georgia
Wilson
Boston Patriots
San Francisco
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Krummel Teylor
Brintan Roberts Tofals
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Texas Ave
Horace Mash
Fichee Fuller
Srrowss
Oren Monennick
Kaitmeyar
King Perry Velencia
Keves Jornsen
Odgerd Salinas
Hersee Rico
Aukntens
Poor Galena Park Yellow Jackets
Robert E. Lee
Varsley
Pasadena Sawrday
Wen
Mains
Saturn
Baytown PE
Savellara Pratt Acosta Shears
Baker
Brown
Gomez Horton
Iehelt Phillips
Cotton Bowl
Raider
Cleveland Brown
Frank Ryan
Joe Namath
Namath
Alabama
AFL
New York Jets
Ryan
Browns
F. Austin
Jerry Pitts
Blocker
Smith
Boley LaGrone
Simmons
Bowen
Wagnec
Anderson
Austin
Beleon
John M. Kilgore
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