Baytown Ganders sweep three All-State spots in 1960
Baytown Gan ders achieved a historic three first team All-State selections as End Osborne Knudson guard Wayne Bertsch and center Vernon McManus earned first team honors in the Texas Sportswriters Association list. Fullback Arthur Rincon received honorable mention. District 12 4A and Gulf Coast area fared well with 71 players earning berths overall.
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Pete Sultis
Bertsch
Eud Knudson
Fullback Rincon
Sultis
McManus
Gander
Osborne Knudson
Wayne Bertsch
Vernon McManus
Texas Sportswriters Association
Arthur Rincon
Ganders
Gulf Coast
Houston - Port Arthur
Galveston
Walter McReynolds
Pasadena
Danny Barfield
Wichita Falls
Mike Ely
Koudson
Waco
George Sauer Jr
Sanders
Leonard Jeter
Dennis Medley
Houston Austin
Bellaire
Tony Duryea
Spring Branch
Don Viasek
Port Arthur
Kyle Haines
Hilly McBay
Jim Guarino
Houston
Davis
Jimmy Johnson
Ronnie Landry
Blair, Reber
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Spencer White
Beaumont French
Bobby Woodson
Jim,Fauver
Bragosport
Galena Park
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Kelly
McReynolds
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Beys
Whie Sanders
Fon Barfield
Cement
Dan Stallworth
Texas
Tar Heels Face Notre Dame Then A Westward NCAA Probe
North Carolina coach Frank McGuire leads the sixth ranked Tar Heels against Notre Dame then travels to Pittsburgh for a side showdown as the NCAA probes recruiting practices. The council questions center on whether UNC recruited players beyond limits. McGuire, Chan, and Athletic Director Eram were to appear as the convention opened. The report also notes football recruiting issues involving Oklahoma and a related probationary status.
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Neel Yokodia
Trish
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Sig
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Willi Axecock
Charel Eram
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NCAA
Walt Byers
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Oklahoma City
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Sooners
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Howe
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Byers
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Football TV
B Squad Suffers Third Loss to Storm Squad
Freeport Brazosport swept Friday night action defeating Baytown in a 52 to 26 game. Brazosport led 26 28 at halftime, then pushed to a 36 22 third period margin. Melvin Anders scored 37 for Brazosport while Bobby Cryer and Melvin Alford led Baytown with 13 and 11 points respectively.
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Freeport
Brazosport
Ean
Town
Storm
Bastown
Athough Baytown
Kevin Lounsberry
Bobby Cryer
Melvin Alford
Baytown
Melvin Anders
Browns Lions bid for third in NFL with payoffs
Miami match between the Cleveland Browns and Detroit Lions serves as a de facto playoff for third place in the NFL. Winners receive 400 dollars per player with losers also earning 400, and a share of net proceeds funds players pension. Game slated for 2 p.m. EST and to be nationally televised.
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Miami
Fla
Clevewind Browns
Detroit Lions
CRS
Barbers Hill Team Ready For Final Run In Tourney
Barbers Hill reaches the consolation finals after tough, high scoring games in the two day Barbers Hill boys and girls basketball tournament. Deer Park defeated Barbers Hill 43 30 to reach the finals, Tarkington and High Island won in earlier rounds, with Tarkington meeting Barbers Hill in the girls semifinal at 7 p.m. Saturday and Anahune facing Shepherd for third place at 2:30 p.m. The all tournament team will be named after the finals.
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Deer Park
Giehedt
Barbers
Tofe
Barshers
Bat Ison
Eagles
Ville Crosby
Sara Noga
Consckation
Satuday
Batson
Barbell
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Tarkington
Saratoga
High
Island
Crosby Oh
Palme
Barbers Pik
Panurday
Anahune
Shepherd
Apuhue
High Island
Markington
South Shepherd Walloped
Bub
Barbers Hall
Watton
Sarawith
Heaviinai
Anehua
Silo Sarmtaga
Haroldicoqipe
South Is Slim Senior Bowl Pick
The South is slight favorite over the North in the Eth annual Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama. Thirty college seniors debut as pros, with many already under contract. Key players include Dirk Norman Stanford and Roger Hagberg Minnesota for the North, while South weapons include Normian Siesta Willie Povest and others.
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Ala
Dirk Norman
Stanford
Roger Hagberg
Minnesota
Normian Siesta
Willie Povest
Bob Cyrus Auchan
Reba Coteh Wee
Baltinime
Was Te Woond Dust Lanuary
Jim Dee
Ted Krall_Hits Lead in Los Angeles Open Round Two
Ted Krall holds a one stroke lead at the Los Angeles Open after a 66 in round two, with Arnold Palmer suffering a shocking 12 on the final hole. The $45,080 event at Rancho Gall features Krall ahead of Bob Goby Bill Collins Evie Manthover and others as the field tightens behind him. Palmer, the 1960 Masters and National Open champion, endured a brutal finish with multiple out of bounds shots and penalties.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Ted Krall
Arnold Palmer
Krall Aso
Kroll
Palmer
PGA
Spose
Chicago
Rancho Gall
Bob Goby
Bill Collins
Evie Mant
Moni
Phive Pedi Jervison
Tong
Paul Hierney
Bol Garcia
Lacnel Hebert
Genere Pager Weer
Geen
Ken Venyam
Gardner Trekinsen
Dutty McMilin
Lifey Quick
Felice Torza
Ships Stop Ganders 74-60 In Freeport Showdown
Brazosport sharp and balanced defeat Baytown Ganders 74 to 60 as Freddy Beene and Bob Walker spark a late push. Ganders rebound well with 34 boards led by Postman Os borne Knudson nine rebounds, while Baytown struggles with offensive rebounding and late-game drama. Durham shines in field goals and charity tosses as Smith misses just once.
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Sun Sports
Freeport
Baytown
Green Gang
Ganders
Brazosport
Osborne Knudson
Jed Here
Roger Byers
Robert Oliver
Knudson
Freddy Beene
Bob Walker
John Ourham
Gailand Smith
Durham
Charty
Smith
Flash Walker
3Razosport
Jerry Kemplay
Oliver
Ray Goehring
Beene
Prince
Goehring
Walker
Frince
Ellis Smith
Jay Bollinger
Buckalew earns second team spot on 3A all state list
Channelview's Charles Buckalew is the Bay-Tex rep on the Texas Sportswriters Association Class 3A All-State team, placing on the second team as LaMarque and Brownwood each place multiple players. Buckalew helped the Falcons reach key district battles, nearly upsetting the 12-3A titlists. Several Gulf Coast players receive honorable mentions across backfield and lines, with Buckalew beaten to first team by four players.
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Channelview
Charles Buckalew
Texas Sportswriters Association
Buckalew
LaMarque
Larry Bulaich
Jim Batton
Brownwood
Lawrence Elkins
Bonnie Moore
Farkle
Lanan
Tommy Doerr
Cleburne
Clint Mitchell
Carrollton
Robby Robbins
Jacksonville
Mike Piper
Kingsville
Falcon
Falcons
Gulf Coast
Marvin Krystynik
Bay City
Marvin, Myska
Lamar Consolidated
Tom Richards
Campo
Dickie Mankie
Brownwool
Tommy Doyle
Laesa
Larry Franks
Charles Knight
San Benito
Dovie Shavion
Pharr
Larry Caris
Edward Kurenek
el Sand Best Freeman
Sonela Takeview
Jedo Petty
Waxahachie
Pith
Monaslew
Chaneadie
Pharr Xai Juan Alamo
Jeba McMikin
Rey City
Don West
Colorado City
Sotinean
Ganders honored as Class 4A all stater team picks
Texas Sportswriters Association named Knudson center Vernon McManus and guard Wayne Bertsch to the Class 4A all state team. Baytown Ganders, led by Knudson and McManus, were lauded for their standout season and dramatic Memorial Stadium finale against Brazosport.
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Osborne Knudson
Cooper
Texas Sportswriters Association
Knudson
Vernon McManus
Wayne Bertsch
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