Ganders Eye Last Conference Hurdle In Baytown Opener
Ganders seek a final conference hurdle tonight at Baytown to salvage their season. Coach Bollinger reinserts veteran guard Garland and adds a limited practice after key injuries. Port Neches game notes reflect lineup changes as they aim for a 16th Baytown win and 20th overall.
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Cubs Hire Athletic Director Amid Military Echoes
The Chicago Cubs appoint Whitlow, a 43 year old military veteran, as athletic director to coordinate player personnel and coaching across majors and minors. He emphasizes discipline and systems, plans to travel with the team and may be on-field in uniform. The move follows a broader restructuring as the Cubs seek institutional stability and sustained performance.
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West Point
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Galena Park Jackets Aim to Spoil The Season
Galena Park coaches expect the Yellow Jackets to spoil title chances again this year. With two lettermen back and nine newcomers, coach J Ben Bowen believes the club can rise, led by Tolliver Craver Sewell and Mayer, while Bonner remains the scoring key. The team has shown steady improvement and could finish in the top half of the 12-4A.
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In & Foot
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Gordon Sewell
Hubert Mayer
Kenneth Craver
Dean Haughland
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GCCC Announces Sunday Scramble Golf Tournament
Goose Creek Country Club will hold a scramble golf tournament this Sunday. Club pro Jack Shelton announced the event which starts at 12 30 p m with a shotgun start. Entry is 82 dollars and the deadline is 5 p m Saturday. Players may register at the pro shop.
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Plymouths New Warranty Covers Major Powertrain
Plymouths new warranty includes the engine block and internal parts, the automatic transmission and internal parts, and the rear axle. These components typically carry high replacement or repair costs, reflecting comprehensive coverage.
Transferable warranty boosts Plymouth resale value
Yes. The warranty can be passed to the new owner if the car has been serviced at reasonable intervals per the Plymouth-Valiant Certified Car Care schedules. Think what that will do to the resale value of your Plymouth.
Baytown Grid Banquet Honors 6-3-1 Co-Champs at REL High
Baytown's co champion football team with a 6-3-1 record and seven top ten 4A opponents will be honored January 26 at Robert E. Lee High School cafeteria. Awards include Pi-Yi Kern, James Gay scholastic, and District 114A MVP Allstate end Robert Oliver. Tickets are $3. The event starts at 7 p.m. and is open to the public.
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Casper Leads San Diego Open After First Round
Casper Jr led the San Diego Open by one stroke with a 64 at Stardust Country Club. Gary Player Tony Lema and Stan Leonard trailed, while local favorite Gena Littler posted 75 and defending winner Tom Jacobs opened with 76.
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Tommy Bolt
Phil Rodgers
Gardner Dickinson
Charles Sifford
Bud Holscher
Gena Littler
Casper
Tom Jacobs
Johnny ‘Pott
Pott
Cedar Bayou Bears stay unbeaten with 46 30 win over Fry
Cedar Bayou used rebounding and balanced scoring to overpower Fry 46-30, moving to the top of the Gulf Coast Junior High District. Charlie Hendricks led with 13 points, Fred Hand added 13, Ronnie Marsh 12, and Larry Pitre 9 as Cedar Bayou built a commanding first-half lead. Fry claimed the B game 33-30 in overtime after Cedar Bayou tied 30-30 at regulation.
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Fred Hand
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Hendricks
Ronnie Marsh
Larry Pitre
Fry
Hirst
Pitre
Marsh
Carl Greene
Russell Hargraves
Greenies and Bears Meet in Brazosport Tourney Opener
Horace Mann defending champion faces Lake Jackson at 6 p.m. Friday in the first round of Brazosport Junior High tournament. The Greenies have won the event the last two years. Cedar Bayou, unbeaten this season, also competes in this year’s Brazosport event.
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Bearcats and Ramblers Maintain Unbeaten Records in Wide-Open Week
Cincinnati’s Bearcats, led by Ron Bonham’s 29 points, defeated North Texas State 75-58 to stay unbeaten in Missouri Valley play. Loyola’s Ramblers, paced by Jerry Harkness with 26, beat Western Michigan 107-69 to keep their national scoring lead and extend their win streak. Other MVC results saw Wichita State, Tulsa, and independent games featuring Virginia Tech, Furman, and Providence among key outcomes.
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Ernie Moore
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Miami
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Holy Cross
Massachusetts
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Memphis State
Gonzaga
Washington State
Pepperdine
Hawaii
Congress AAU Official Demands Congressional Probe
AAU executive director Col Don Hull blasts NCAA four point policy as a power grab and calls for a US Congress inquiry into NCAA activities. He accuses the NCAA of seeking to sabotage AAU events and questions scholarships and federation shifts impacting Olympic and Pan American teams. Hull cites IOC concerns and notes Kennedy urged mediation with General Douglas MacArthur.
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Highlands Press Befuddies Austin in 52-29 Rampage
Highlands opened with a full court press that produced a 17-8 first period lead and cruised past Stephen F. Austin 52-29. Mickey Tiner led with 14 points, Castillo and Jannice added 10 each, as Highlands cemented their first district win while using a deep rotation in the late third. Austin made 16 of 19 free throws in a separate B game win.
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Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
Eagle
Karl Cooper
Ricky Burch
Greenies Edge Lovenberg 47 43 In Rough Scrap
Horace Mann's Greenies overcame a physical game to defeat Galveston Lovenberg 47 to 43. Jackie Derrett led Mann's with 17 points, Bobby Moore 10, while Lovenberg suffered early fouls and losses from the foul line. The victory boosts Mann's conference record to 7-7 and places them in the race behind Baytown and Cedar Bayou.
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Galveston Lovenberg
Lovenberg
Mann
Seagulls
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Bobby Moore
Jerry Baker
Justice
Savell
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Baker
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Cedar Bayou
Kenny Fenelon
Ricky Fanner
Peach Scared & Paints
College basketball scores and results roundup
Thursday college games feature William Mary 78 over Virginia Tech 63 and Transylvania 57 over Moreneag 60. Numerous regional results follow with scores for Knoxville, Memphis State, Campbell, Western Carolina, William Carey, and more. Today’s pro result lists include Cincinnati 130 over Boston, with upcoming games Syracuse versus Boston and Chicago versus Detroit among others.
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Raytown Shatters Becker with Last-Half Press 46-26
Raytown exploded on Texas City Blockers with a third quarter press holding them to one point and the Red Goblins rolled to a 46-26 victory. Richard Oliver led with 18 points aided by Alan Acosta and Bob Warren as Baytown's defense disrupted the Deemons’ offense and tied Cedar Bayou for the Gulf Coast Junior High District lead with a 95 season.
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Demons
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Alan Acosta
Bobby Warren
Oliver
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Henry Stewart
Lisandri Herrera
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Mike Ashley
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