Anahuac Fishing Buzz Hits Peak This Winter
Local anglers report strong catches at Lake Anahuac spillway and canal, with white perch, striped bass, and channel cats. Mrs. Dickey and S. W. Fox highlight good action as Baytown readers note rising fishing activity, despite swift currents and recent water levels.
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Largo
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Anahuac
Lake Anahuac
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Trinity
Hayven
M. B. Dickey
South Spooner
Dickey
J. J. Holder
Jefferson
H. A. Kelso
Ruth
Mrs. Corbit Green
Gran
Horace Mann
Gulf
Highlands
Eddie Mack
Galveston Austin
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Highlands Misses Thursday Night Victory
Baytown 54, Highlands 37. Cedar Bayou 26, Blocker 19. Highlands 40 39 Austin. Baytown B squads beat out-of-town rivals. Johnny Taylor opened Cedar Bayou lead. Blocker surged early Q2 then Pat Pest tied 30 10 at half. Mangum and Pest pushed Bears ahead late. 32 rebounds. Baytown defense led by Rincon Stewart. Hubbard fouled out for Highlands. Newsome scored for Goslings.
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Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Blocker
Horace Mann
Austin
al Baytown
Johnny Taylor
Pat Pest
David Mangum
Pest
Bears
Taylor
Manguin
Jimmy Puckett
Tommy Sooy
Mike Dahlquist
Jimmy Anderson
Alex Castillo
George Rincon
Sherwood Stewart
Bobby Whaley
Frank ‘Terry
Joe Newsome
Becuse
Honess
Goslins
Rincon
Stewart
Jim Lyon
Gilbert Lakuentos
Randy Calhoun
Mann
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Greeme
Knudson Tops Gander Scorers In Baytown Clash
Baytown's Knudson led scoring with 38 points as Gander boosted by Byers Oliver and Kemplay pushed Texas City in a high pace ABL matchup. The Ganders, paced by strong rebounding from Byers and solid shooting, eye a 6 p.m. start with B squad before a 7:30 p.m. varsity game.
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Letterman Osborne Knudson
Baytown
Jim Jor
Roger Byers
Knudson
Robert Oliver
Sac
Jerry Kemplay
Oliver
Kemplay
Ganders
Texas City
Sting
Bill Merritt
Merritt
Galena Park
South Houston
Smiley
Tommy Bell
Bill Ivey
Jay Bollinger
Ellinger
Brazosport
Ellis Smith
Byers
Kenudson
Kem
Cubs Add Two More Coaches Amid Hazy Box Score
chaotic report details Chicago Cubs hiring two more coaches while a jumble of names, points, and team notes floods the page. It mentions Charlie Buc Moore and Jim Ammons among staff, with scattered player tallies and unrelated notes across multiple clubs and leagues.
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Timie
Jimmy Ammons
Verlop Walker
Cub
Douglas Huddle
Jimelsinge
McLaren
Austin
Carlsbad
Johny Wricht
Cubs
Cea Bayon
Vimiere
Fel Stalt
Donahd Tangster
Mann Vunder
PK. Wrigley
Declian
Tery Linen
Bagtown
Denice Mannhea
Sooth Houston
Grenies
Lothmere
Monti Leads In San Diego Golf Round
Eric Monti of Los Angeles shot 66 to lead the San Diego tournament into the second round at Mission Valley CC. A three way tie for second at 7 included Gary Player and veterans Jerry Barber and Marty Furgol. Notables such as Arnold Palmer posted a 68 despite a rough stretch, while Mike Souchak and Jay Hebert also contended.
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Calif
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Mission Valley County Club
Gary Players
South Africa
Jerry Barber
Marty Furgol
Monti
Bob Goalby
Lionel Hebert
Bo Wininger
Don January
Frank Boynton
Darrell
Hickock
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Billy Casper Jr
Mike Souchak
Art Wall Jr
Don Finsterwald
Jay Hebert
Lionel
Doug Ford
Texas sports year highlights across football golf and more
The Texas sports year showcased Lamar Tech and other Texas teams in NAIA and AAU events while Houston and Dallas clubs pursued pro football bids. Notable items include Jimmie Demaret and Rafer Davis Cup links, a Texas owned Indy car setting a record with Rathmann driving. Detailing shows mixed success and key personalities shaping Texas athletics.
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Houston
Warren Jacques
Texas
Fitlist
Reginald Bennett
al Driscole
Lastate
Mar Tech
Oilers
al Lawrence
University
Texans
Dal J
NCAA
Cowboys
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Paris
Senorneno
Mipre
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Abney
Baynes
Dallas
Avil Fe
Dallas Fort Worth
Patto Anc
Bernard Tut
Bartzen
Cal
Las
United
Three Yankees Ask For More Money From Yankees
New York Yankees players headlined by Mickey Mantle Maris and Bill Skowron demand higher salaries after first offers. Yanks report three top stars opened holdout talks while others like Berra accepted modest raises. discussions continue as Roy Hamey states no widespread cuts or offers.
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Mickey Mantle
Yorer Maris
Bill Skowron
Zach
Cary
Rach
Yor Berra
DeMaestri
Little Rock Riot Sparks Downtown Scuffle
A chaotic incident in Little Rock's downtown involved people shouting and a brief disturbance as police and bystanders watched. Chief Tommy Seal commented on the scene amid chaotic noise and flashing lights at the blocked street corner.
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Little Rock
Ark Yan
Tommy Seal
Questions and feats of sports figures and records
By Frank Watson prose writer poses questions about Tom Matte and Florence Chadwick English Channel swims both directions. It notes Floyd Patterson beating Archie Moore year and praises Ohio State under Hayes system with multiple All American selections.
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Frank Watson
Tom Matte
Florence Chadwick
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Ohio State
Wooty Hayes
Gorse
NCAA rules compliance program highlights meeting
FITISBURGH AP The NCAA adopted a yearly certification plan for member schools to confirm adherence to NCAA rules. The convention also focused on the initiation of a hockey investigation as a major agenda item. HOUSTON AP Three AFL franchise applications were presented, while two AFL owners signaled opposition to league expansion for the 1961 season.
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Fitisburgh
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Houston
McManus among seven Texans named to All American school boy squad
Vernon McManus of Baytown is one of seven Texans among 78 players named to Scholastic Magazines All American school boy football squad. The group includes 46 states and D C. California and Pennsylvania tie for second with six Texans. Texans named include center McManus, halfbacks Budgis Ford of Taylor Bert Gravett of Denver City fullback Ernie Keydy of Bellville end Lawrence Elkins of Brownwood tackles Bill Belew of Sweetwater and Bobby Smith of San Antonio.
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Vernon McManus
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District of Columbia
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
McManus
Budgis Ford
Taylor
Bert Gravett
Denver City
Ernie Keydy
Bellville
Lawrence Elkins
Brownwood
Bill Belew
Sweetwater
Bobby Smith
San Antonio
Houston Clamps Down Bradley Upset Win
Houston University defeated Bradley 60 to 53 in an intersectional game, snapping Bradley's 18 game winning streak. Dim Lemmon made the decisive free throw with 35 seconds left after Bradley had led by 10 at halftime. Gary Phillips limited Bradley star Tim Robinson to two points in the second half as Houston spoiled the Braves undefeated run.
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Associated Press
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Suk
Bradley
Braves
University of Houston
Sam Big
Wood River
Peoria
Houston
Dim Lemmon
Ohio State
Louisville
DePaul
Vanderbilt
Buckeyes
Tim Robinson
Lemmon
Gary’ Phillips
Oscar Robertson
Robinson
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