REL Travels To DC Faces Clear Creek In District 24-4A
The REL Ganders visit Clear Creek for a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday district game after a 62-55 defeat to Ball High. Clear Creek roared to a 94-53 win over Angleton to run season mark to 22-3. Coach Jay Bollinger eyes a tough test against the Wildcats.
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Marquette Climbs Into Second In Cage Rating
The Associated Press poll shows North Carolina and Maryland upsetting South Carolina, dropping USC-Notre Dame and others in the top twenty. UCLA holds first with 30 of 32 first place votes, Marquette second, Southern California third, Penn fourth, Western Kentucky fifth.
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Brownwood Lions land five on state Class AAA team
Brownwood dominates the Texas Sports Writers Association Class AAA all state football selections with five first team picks on offense and defense. Key Brownwood players include Gary Moore guard, Gary Barron halfback, Gene Day lineman, John Isom linebacker, and Tommie George halfback. First team also features Scott teams from Dumas, Jasper, and Brownwood among backs and linemen with multiple players listed from Cuero, Belton, and Silsbee.
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Lee College Rebels Top Scorers and Rebounds Leaders
Lee College Rebels after 15 games are led by Phearse with 245 points at 19.0 per game. He also has 111 field goals on 257 attempts for 43.0 percent and 63 free throws with 73.0 percent. Lee averaging 12.8 rebounds per game with 180 total.
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Rangers Host Coogs Ross Sterling Clash La Marque
Rangers host La Marque in a 244A district unbeat ens showdown after both teams opened league play with wins. Sterling beat Texas City 73 67 and La Marque defeated Alvin 92 62 as top scorers and key players are highlighted for the matchup.
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Supreme Court clears Ali for Frazier title bid
Muhammad Ali heads to Miami to start training for his March heavyweight title bout with Joe Frazier after the Supreme Court agreed to hear his conscientious objector case. The ruling cleared the way for the match and Ali expressed relief and optimism about proving who is the real champion. Dundee plans camp with sparring partners in place.
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Highlands Bears Win Doubleheader at Junior Schools
Highlands and Cedar Bayou junior schools swept Monday doubleheaders. Highlands beat Baytown 36 to 8 in A and 24 to 23 in B. Cedar Bayou defeated Webster 22 to 20 in A and 23 to 12 in B. Horace Mann fell twice to Seabrook as Keith Bigler led A with 18 points and Kevin Hilgey 10. B team trailed 55-19 with Greg Angel scoring 10.
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Irish Scribe In All His Glory at Sterling Banquet
A pleasant Sterling football banquet drew a hometown crowd on Monday with toastmaster Don Treuhardt and speaker Fred Bednarski sharing humorous and reflective remarks on football's value in business. Last year speakers praised Texas and Notre Dame, but this year the Cotton Bowl topic was avoided, prompting a playful Pennance suggestion for Texas Exes to sing Notre Dame.
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