Humble to Speak at REL Grid Fete Banquet in Houston
Weldon Humble, a Rice All American tackle, is named banquet speaker for the REL grid fete in Houston. The event honors Gander players with awards including Most Valuable Lineman and James Gay. Tickets available at the school athletic office. banquet at REL cafeteria January 27.
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Rice
Roland Kudla
James Gay
SWC
U. S. Marines
South Pacific
Dan Stallworth
i.Kem
Sun
Jimmie WodldStall
George Walmsley
Milt Plum To Call Own Plays In Pro Bowl Tilt
Milt Plum will call his own plays in the Pro Bowl with Y A Tittle sharing signal duties for the Giants. Cleveland’s quarterback values coach Brown’s on field guidance to keep receivers free for options. Allie Sherman’s East squad may see varied signals and a few adjustments in the all star clash.
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Los Angeles
Milt Trail
Brown
Plum
Cleveland
Paul Brown
New York Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Allie Sherman
Tittle
Giants
Andy Robustelli
Ae. Poneat
Norman van Brocklin
Plications
Minnesota Vikings
Barbers Hill Banquet Saturday Honors Eagles Football Team
Barbers Hill Eagle football team to be honored at a banquet Saturday night. The event will recognize athletic achievements and feature community speakers.
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Barbers Hill
Berbers Hill Eagle
Hornung Speaks at Wichita Falls Coyote Rally
Paul Hornung, star of the Green Bay Packers, will be guest speaker at the Wichita Falls Coyotes annual affair in the school cafeteria coached by Bob Barfield of Pasadena. The event honors Eagle players and coaches, with Wooldridge award and Army leave for Hornung.
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Pasadena
Wichita Falls
Paul
Eagies
Hornung
Lloyd Kelley
Crosby Pion
Eagles
Wichita Falls Coyote Booster Club
Chamber of Commerce
Coyotes
Woell
Texas
Jas
Jamba Hornung
Green Bay Pack- Wooldridge
Sting Eyeing 4 Way Tie in District 12-4A Showdown
Baytown heads for Texas City aiming to avoid a four way tie atop District 12-4A as Texas City Stingarees rally with height and experience led by Bodine and Wallace. Galena Park and Pasadena loom as nearby threats while Smiley and Ball High shuffle for position ahead of midterms.
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Texas City
Bill Merritt
Darkhorse
Sting
Avees
Smiley
Pasadena
Ball High
Galena Park
Bobby Bodine
James Wallace
Don Cummings
Letterman
Cecil Sellers
Brazosport
Galveston
Tors
Jay Bollinger
Ball Hieh
NFL Clubs Preview Linemen, backs sought in 1962 draft
Packers rivals seek big linemen and backs as clubs survey needs after the 1961 season. Giants VP Mata jokes about Vinnie Lombardi while teams outline targets by division including Green Bay, Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Minnesota, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Dallas, St. Louis and Washington.
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National Football League
Wellington Mata
New York Giants
Vinnie Lombardi
Green Bay
Lampardi
Detroit
Baltimore
Pele Johnny Unitas
Chicago
Rhot
Los Angeles
Packers
Henry Jordan
San Francisco
Minnesota
New York
Fox
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Chuck Bednarik
Cleveland
Jim Houston
Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
Dallas
Bob Lillt
Jerry Tubbs
Don Bishop
Don Meredith
Don Perkins
St. Louis
Washington
Ron Hatcher
Michigan
State
Bribery Debates Highlight NCAA AAU Tensions
At the Chicago NCAA convention the federation stressed its rift with the Amateur Athletic Union and outlined a program to curb bribery and gambling in amateur sports. Wilbur Johns reviewed past AAU talks as NCAA pushes for independent voice, while plans surfaced for new federations in track, field, and basketball.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Wilbur Johns
UCLA
NCAA
AAU
Johns
Ncaa Council
New York
College Basketball Results From The Associated Press
Thursday reported scores across conferences with Providence edging Rhode Island 68 67 Boston College 70 Connecticut 104 New Hampshire 54 Clemson 65 Georgia Tech 62 Miami 74 The Citadel 58 Louisiana Tech 65 New Mexico 54 Tulsa 61 North Texas 40 Montana 91 New Mexico 79 Arizona State 62 New Mexico State 48 Utah 95 Denver 70 plus NBA results Cincinnati 145 Philadelphia 178 and upcoming schedule St Louis New York Boston Cincinnati Houston Detroit Chicago Cleveland Kansas City rivalry begins first game of best of series today
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Rhode Island
Evertine
Boston College
Boston
New Mexico State
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas Ads
Corpus Christi
Texo
Ouachita
Far
Utah
Denver
Associated Press
NBA
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Bostott
Guston
Detroit
Chicago
Fleveland
Knsas City
Goslins Take Highlands In Only Junior Battle
In a scarce junior clash, Goslins edged Highlands with solid scoring from Oliver and Baytown players. Key contributors included 13 points from Ba a Biehl Baytown and 11 from Oliver, while Shire led Highlands with 10 and Maxwell topped the Eagles with 15.
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Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Volace
Jerry Goodson
Mickey Wilkarson
Enthesia
Town Cagers
Retikerson
Sasckathune
Jet Eagier
Baytown
Stanley
Ik Costello
So What Says NMSU to NCAA After Probation
New Mexico State University faces a three year NCAA probation with officials silent pending review. Booster Club president D Ulysses McElyen questions sources of extra financial aid while clarifying the booster committee signs checks. the school was cited for falsified representation by several football players and three violations of the financial assistance code.
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NCAA
New Mexico State
University of Utah
Humboldt State of
Arcata
Calif
Whitmore College
Spokane
Wash
McElyea
Three Texas Boys On All Star Football Squad
Three Texas schoolboy players join a four member all star squad named by Scholastic Magazine. Guard Tom Currie of Houston Lamar quarterback Mike Boxwell of Dumas and back Larry Shields of Wichita Falls are the three Texans on the team.
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Texas
Scholastic Magazine
Tom Currie
Houston
Lamar
Mike Boxwell
Dumas
Larry Shields
Wichita Falls
Goalby Tops First Round of SD Open
SAN DIEGO Calif AP The 30 year old Bob Goalby led the San Diego Open after the first round carding 32 33 65 and a two stroke edge on Mike Souchak who won this event two years ago. A field of 159 started with 42 under par and 21 even par as play continued at Star Dust Country Club.
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Calif
Bob Goalby
Goalby
University of Illinois
Mike Souchak
Stardust Country Club
Lionel Hebert
George Bayer
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Gary Player
Art ‘Wall Jr
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Jerry Berber
Indoor Track Draws 367 In Houston Meet Opens
The first annual Bluebonnet Indoor Track and Field Meet in Houston opens with 367 entrants. Gulf Coast AAU hoped for 5,000 at Sam Houston Coliseum. poor weather may cut attendance. Notables include Styron twins Don and Dave from Louisiana, plus Mutkey, Macy, Istar, Jan Stewart, and Olympian decathlete from Memphis State. Entries span Baylor, Rice, ET State, Howard Payne, Northwestern State, Prairie View A&M, and Texas Southern.
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San Antonio
Danny Roberts
Texas Agm
Ray Cunningham
Texas
Ralph Alspaugh
Richard Menchaca
North Texas
Bill Miller
McMarry
Jackie Upton
Texas Christian
Pat Clohessy
University of Houston
Dexter Elkins
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Rice
East Texas State
Howard Payne
Northwestern
Prairie View A&m
Texas Southern
Trip To Game Could Cost Coan Bolin Eligibility
The NCAA faces potential ineligibility for Mississippi guard Bolin and Kansas halfback Coun after trips to attend an AFL all star game with pro teams. NCAA president Henry Hardt and executive director Walter Byers say excessive entertainment rules may apply. Lamar Hunt notes the trip as a club guest. Coaches from Mississippi and conference officials plan to seek action.
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Mississippi
Bert Coun
Kansas
Henry Hardt
Texas Christian University
NCAA
Walter Byers
Chicago
Byers
Lamar Hunt
Dalias Texans
Texans
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