Seahawks Beat Rebels 100 71 To Secure Zone I Title Lead
South Texas Seahawks crushed Lee Rebels 100-71 as Rebels fouled out key players Holmes and Woodall. Seahawks extend conference record to 50 wins in 51 starts since 1954 while Rebels drop to 13 and Lee faces Blinn next. Holmes led Lee with 16 points. Cauthen 14, Bell 14, Woodall 13.
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South Texas Seahawks
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Lita Holmes
Alton Laird
Jimmy Salmeron
Kenneth Boston
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Th Rebels
Chili Cauthen
Doug Bell
Woodall
Leonard Gailey
Lee
Reds
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Brenham
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Texas
Records Fall In Senior Bowl Clash
MOBILE Ma AP Records fell in the 1th annual Senior Bowl as the South outscored the North 83 26 in a frenzied windup. Key plays included Dick Norman of Stanford to Fred Arkanas of Michigan State for 20 yards and Don Smith of Missouri finishing a 15 yard drive. Fred Brown of Georgia starred with 44 yards rushing and a first quarter TD. Duas of Auburn added three extra points as the South surged late.
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Dick Norman
Stanford
Fred Arkanas
Michigan State
Norman
Don Smith
Missouri
Bobby Lauder
Auburn
Skip Face
Bobby Walden
Georgia
Jeff
North
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Ed Dyas
Dyas
Fred Brown
South
Duas
Brown
Big Games Set Tuesday Tie Tech A M Lead SWC
The Southwest Conference race tightens as Texas Tech and Texas A M lead after week two. Texas A M hosts Arkansas while Texas Tech meets Texas, with a potential head to head clash Friday in Lubbock. Steve Strange of Southern Methodist leads scorers with 247 points in 11 games as Del Ray Mounts of Texas Tech sits second with 236.
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Arkansas
Texas
Aggies
Red Raiders
Lubbock
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Baylor
Southern Methodist
Rice
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Longhorns
Houston
Dallas
Waco
Fayetteville
Steve Strange
del Ray Mounts
Tens Tech
Tar Heel Case Pends as NCAA Probes Staff and Ad Colleague
PITTSBURGH AP Frank McGuire defended North Carolina saying the school is innocent amid NCAA investigations of its basketball recruiting. Bud Wilkinson hoped Oklahoma would be cleared. Tulsa and Southern California awaited decisions as the 18 member council weighed reported violations. Executive Director Walt Byers noted progress, with North Carolina’s presentation led by Chancellor William Aycock and McGuire alongside Erickson and Dean Smith.
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Bud Wilkinson
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Ing Fund
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Trojans
Walt Byers
Associated Press
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Dean Smith
Harney Leads LA Open by Stroke in Final Round
Paul Harney holds a one stroke lead entering the final 18 holes of the Los Angeles Open at Angeles, aiming for the $7,500 winner’s share. His 136 total after two rounds included back-to-back 63s, with challengers including Leonel Hebert, Bob Rosburg, Bob Goalby, Billy Casper Jr, and Bob Gajcia among others within five strokes.
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Paul Harney
Harney
Worcester
Mass
Leonel Hebert
Jay
Bob Rosburg
Bob Goalby
Coral Gables
Fla
Billy Casper Jr
Bob Gajcia
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Palm Springs
Hirney
Art Wall Jr
Ken Venturi
Ted Kroll
Gary Player
Evie Monti
Jim Ferree
Tom Aaron
Eric Brown
England
Dutch Harrison
Thomas May Gets Rare Chance At Soviet Meet Calls
Boston University junior John Thomas the standout high jumper that cleared seven feet plus in recent meets may soon face a Soviet challenge. Moscow has been calling twice daily as AAU seeks to bring top Americans to winter meets. Thomas hopes to talk with officials and perhaps invite jumpers to U.S. indoor events, aiming to qualify for the Moscow summer meet against the USSR.
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John Thomas
Boston University
Moscow
BO Miley
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Jesg
Dartmouth
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Huevles
Thoman
Nne
Robert
John Ar-Shayladkadze
Valeriy Brum
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Reds
Soviet Union
John
America
United States
Barbers Hill and Deer Park Share Barbers Hill Tourney Honors
In the fifth annual Barbers Hill basketball tournament Barbers Hill and Deer Park shared honors. Deer Park won the boys championship 59-57 in overtime over Tarkington while Barbers Hill’s girls beat Tarkington 27-95. Crosby won the boys consolation 43-21 over Batson and High Island beat Barbers Hill for third 48-33.
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the Deer
Tarkington
Tarkington Girls
High Island
Crosby
Batson
High Stand
Anahuac
Shepherd
Saratoga
Hardin
Barbers Hill Gyme
Nets
Randy McCollum
Bobe Williams
Mike Sharp
Deer
Lloyd Kirkham
Richard Walston
Bor Leonard White
Joe Hadre
Rarhers Hill
John Dillard
Dick Walker
Saratowa
Wayne York
Diarienne Leonard
Sharon¢ Callahan
Tarkineton
June Fiandro
Beth Locke
Tram
Nancy Harvey
Tricy Harvey
Carin Presnall
Pucird
Gyn Brazel
Barders Hill
Sharon Jones v
Joyce Davis
Shirley Al‘Jen
Edna Burwick
Shepherd Girls
High Island Boys
Brazosport Pasadena Top First Week Upset Risks
Brazosport and Pasadena lead the race after week one as Baytown and Smiley stumble. Baytown’s Ganders fall at home to passers Brazosport and Pasadena, while Smiley drops to two losses. Ball High and Texas City show improvement. top clashes include Brazosport vs Ball High and Smiley vs Texas City as Friday’s slate unfolds.
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Ganders
Jay Bollinger
Eagles
Bill Banks
Hall High
South Houston
Brazosport
Pasadena
Ball High
Texas City
Loop
Smiley Quint
Galera Park
Yellow Jackets
Iastear
Ball
Galveston
Galena Park
Lord
Smiley South Houston
Greenies Win Freeport Junior High Tourney
Greenies defeat Fry 44 43 in the Freeport junior high tournament final after West Columbia forfeited. Jimmy Ammons iced the win with two one and one foul shots with eight seconds left. Hoya Ash led Greenies with 11 points. Buddy Moore and Ammons added nine each, Lowery strong on the boards. In semifinals Ammons scored 12, Lowery 11. West Columbia pulled from the tourney over two technical fouls. Mann had 29 16 lead early in the third.
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Freeport
Horace Munn
Greenies
Fry
West Columbia
Santa Fe
Jimmy Ammons
Slay
Hoya Ash
Buddy Moore
Ammons
Claude Lowery
Lowery
Mann
Moore
Ditka Tops Hula Bowl as East Edges West 14-7
In Honolulu the East defeated the West 14-7 as Mike Ditka earned outstanding lineman honors. Notre Dame coach Joe Kuharich hailed Ditka as a top pro prospect, praising his punting and defense after he caught a 1 yard TD pass from Fran Tarkenton in the fourth quarter.
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Mike Ditka
Joe Kuharich
Notre Dame
Ditka
Kuhirich
Tad Inowse
Hing Bor Vis
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