Bowling score sheet recap from town leagues
Danky Novosad led Wednesday Merchants with a 230 game and SHG series as Baytown bowlers head toward San Antonio and Dallas events. Norman Smith posted a 224 game and 566 series in Guy R and Dolls while Warren Dahn rang up a 607 series. Jesselee Velie hit 203 and 525 in Dolls actions. Joan Clark and Judy Rachite tied 193 in Bowlerett Foursome. Ann Smith also 193 in Tuesday Morning Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danky Novosad
Novosad
Norman Smith
Ue Guy's and Dolls
Warren Dahn
Jesselee Velie
Jesselee
Judy Rachite
Ann Smith
Joan Clark
Gene Branscome
Joe Ayler
Branscome
Aylor
James Cherry
Baytown
San Antonio
Clarefice
Harold Timmons
John
Eddie Wunsch
Weldon
Leonard
Bobby Casey
Dallas
Babe Weaver
Mildred Ashley
Weaver
Gene Karispome
Ge Aylor
James Itv
Ick Troxel
Goslins Rally Past Austin 41-22 in Bayside Win
Baytown Junior High sank 41 points to defeat Galveston Stephen F. Austin 41-22. Baytown led 15-10 at halftime before pulling away in the second half as George Ferguson and Robert Oliver anchored the defense. Bobby Whaley led Baytown with 13 points in the B squad.
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Baytown Junior High
Galveston
Stephen F. Austin
Red Goslins
Baytown
Goslins
Austin
George Ferguson
Robert Oliver
Gostin
Bobby Whaley
Pace Baytown
Oliver
Ferguson
Conway
Mueller
Parker
Terry
Perkins
Lawless
Marshall
Austin Squring
Garlin
Hesselmier
Spur
Gonzalez
George
Godales
Pete
Baytown Hosts Key Tilts In Conference Play
Baytown’s Ganders battle Brazosport at home in a crucial first-week conference game as Baytown aims for a second win despite injuries. Exporters from Galena Park face Baytown in a tough test while Spring Branch eyes an easy win over South Houston and Ball High challenges Pasadena in another district clash.
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Baytown
Robert BE
Lee
Brazosport
Spring Branch
South Houston
Galveston
Baill High
Pasadena
Texas City
Galena Park
Ganders
Yellow Jackets
Winston Baker
Doug Bell
Tommy Phillips
San Antonio
Brandsport
Big Oscar Slows St Louis Bumps Cougars 74 46
Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati to a 76 63 MVC win over Wichita State while St Louis trounced Houston 74 46. Drake beat North Texas State 72 5, and Cincinnati remained unbeaten at 11 0 with Bob Wiesenhahn sidelined by a tooth bone injury.
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Oscar
St. Louis
Cougars
Murray Rose
Associated Press
University of Houston
Drake
North Texas State
Jim Mudd
Oscar Robertson
Vercitile
Gene
Wiley
Ron Heller
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Mo! Valley
Bob Wiesenhahn
Robertson and Co
Tulsa
Tricanes
B Squadders Claim First Round Win Over South Houston
Baytown Galveston Highs edged South Houston 42 37 to reach the district tournament semifinals the Baytown quintet running its win streak to six. Ellis Smith Wayne Bell and Freddy Clark paced the defense, while Bryan Stratton and Jerry Kemplay scored 19 and 11. South Houston trailed 21 13 at halftime but mounted a late rally before Baytown held on. Charles Barnhill returned from injury to join the rotation as coach Lounsberry plans a cautious return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Lounsberry
Ellis Smith
Wayne Bell
Freddy Clark
Baytown
Bryan Stratton
Jerry Kemplay
South Houston
Charles Barnhill
Lounsberry
Barnhill
Galveston — Highlands
Gulf Coast
Lovendors
Gaston
Galveston
Stewarts
Eagles
Lovenberg
South Mouton
PF Putas
Roger Byers
Ram
Bobby Dobson
Byers
Cigituln
Everence Senvilines
Highlands
TP Auaprens
Charles Cross
Manston
Butch Hubbard
Dun
Clevenseer
Dobson
Layendberg
Hull Beats Anahuac in Triple Overtime 38 36
Hull defeats Anahuac 38 to 36 in triple overtime to claim the District 5A win. Beazley led Anahuac with 15 points, Perry 11, while Hull’s Walker and Martin scored in double figures as the teams traded leads through three extra periods.
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Anahuac
Hull-Dassetta
Panthers
Hull
Anamuac
Beazer
Robert Perry
Axnahuac Scor
Beaziey
Edmonds
Perry
Dunn
Simoneaux
Hull-Daisetta
Walker
Martin
Deddry
Odom
Ramwell
Bears Rally to Defeat Mann 57 to 31 in Cobb Bayou Showdown
Cedar Bayou used a fast break to beat Yorice Mann 57 to 31 in Gulf Coast Junior High action at Berea gym. David Mangum scored 11 and Mike Dahlquist 10 for Cedar Bayou, with Buddy Moore leading Mann at 14 points. Rebounds were led by Melvin Alford and Bob Lawless, who combined for 21. The Bears also won the B squad overtime 28-30.
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Cedar Bayou
Iass
Baytown
Yorace Mann
Berea
Bears
Horace Mann
David Mangum
Mike Dahlquist
Buddy Moore
Mann
Lee McDnwell
Bob Lawless
Cedar Basca
Eddie Gray
Techard Hargraves
Hargraves
Gene Peacock
Green Gosling
Mike McKerreghan
Bear
Melvin Alford
Lawless
Threeoars
Alford
McKerrerhan
Gwens
Angleton Beats Channelview 63-49 in District Clash
Angleton edged Channelview 63 to 49 in a District MAA game after a cold final quarter with 11 straight free throws. Key Falcons were Olen Underwood Frankie Pintins and Freddie Russell while Channelview's Don Wilbanks and Raymond LaBoa led with 14 and 18 points respectively.
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Angleton
Channelview
Falcons
Olen Underwood
Frankie Pint Fins
Freddie Russell
Phillips
Sell
Anelmson
Don Wilbanks
Raymond la Boa
Parnell
Jet
Dew
Adams
Unc
Hell ‘Bon
Russell
Sgleton
Druitt
Harris
Felder
MrCiann
Pybarn
Lee
Robinson
Baytown Mann In Tournament At Pasadena Juniors Event
Horace Mann and Baytown junior highs begin play in Pasadena Junior High basketball tournament at 2 30 a m Friday. Mann faces Southmore, Baytown meets Jackson in first round with Blocker Texas City vs South Houston and San Jacinto vs Smiley in other first round games. A win advances Baytown teams to later rounds, a loss falls on the 6 20 p m card. Tournament ends Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Baytown
Pasadena
Southmore
Jackson
Mann
Blocker
Texas City
South Houston
San Jacinto
Smiley
Baytown Schoois
This Week In Sports Schedule And Scores
This Week In Sports lists 8 p.m. Batson at Barbers Hill and 8:30 La Pore at Dayton with junior high and tournament pairings. Scores from Galena Park and Goose season notes include Bay-Tex Hull-Darselta 38 Anahuac 3 triple overtime and Cedar Bayou 57 over Horace Mann 1 in overtime.
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Batson
Barbers Hill
Ted Girlsi
la Pore
Dayton
Houston City
Galena Park
Bay-Tex Hull-Darselta
Anahuac
Angleton
Chalmelview
Cedar Bayou
Hotace Mann
Wilkinson May Quit Grid Scene
At the NCAA convention speculation swirled that Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma may retire from coaching football. Friends say the indefinite probation on Oklahoma’s team this week has him disillusioned, despite his three national championships as head of the Sooners.
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New York
Lee Improved Rebels On Road For Title Game
The Lee College Rebels ride a 70-69 overtime win over Allen Academy into a title bid at Concordia Lutheran in Austin. Freshmen lead scoring with Chili Cauthen at 17 ppg and Troy Woodall at 16 ppg, while J R Blanscett run the offense and Clifford Porter has become a key starter.
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Lee College Rebels
Allen Academy
Concordia Lutheran College
Austin
Temple
San Antonio
Seares Inr Institute
South Te
Houston
Texas Junior College Athletic Hee
Pebels
Concordia
Alrough
Isi
Rebels
Lee
Caniel City
Reds
Suerd Chili Cauthen
Cauthen
Troy Woodall
Woodall
J. R. Blanscett
Mat
Blanseett
Clifford Porin
Porter
Nat Allen
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Clark
Joe Rodriguez
Bowlerett
Sum-Tex
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Colonel Lee
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Harbor St
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North Mein Fe
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Bradley
Braves
Dan Smiths
Chet Walker
Miami
Fla
Hurricanes
I4uy
Iowa
Dick Hickox
Madison Square Garden
St. Joseph's
Madelphia
St. John’s
Hawks
St. John's
the Garden
John Egen
Bobby McNeill
Redmen
Tony Jackson
Air Force
Diwni
Omaha U
Furman
Clemson
Georgia
Georgia Southern
Phil Simpson
Bill Neal
Lamar Tech
Ronnie Burk
Charity
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Southmorr
Tuvasday
Ebastown
Cedar Baye
Gamestom
Lovenberg Highlands
Loy i BI
Wilkinson
A. Chace
James
Oppo
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Ernie Dittman
Dodger
E. Texas
Bayshore Motors
Chevy
Buck Turner
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