Fagen Calls for Limits on High School Recruiting Visits
Washington AP Fagen executive director of the NFHS urges NCAA steps to curb high pressure recruiting. Proposals would cap expense paid campus visits at four, restrict coach visits to athletes' hometowns, and ban contact at competition sites. He argues limits save time and money and reduce pre event pressure.
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Highlands and Cedar Bayou sweep junior high games
Highlands swept Baytown with an 66-50 eighth grade win led by Nelson Antoine with 17 points and David Cummings 16. They added a 46-8 seventh grade victory with Darrell Singleton and Darrell Neal nine. Cedar Bayou beat Horace Mann 42-4 in seventh grade behind Lee Bethel 15 and Jimmy Crouse 14, and won the eighth grade 42-? with Baytown held to 0 after first period. Horace Mann’s Tim Hazelwood and Harry Johnson had 12 each.
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Harry Johnson
David Haney
Kenney Way
Higginbotham Named All State Fullback for Dayton
Dayton senior fullback Marshall Higginbotham, a 180 pound 5 10 back, was named to the Class 2 A All State first team after rushing 1 342 yards and 16 touchdowns on 215 carries. He helped Dayton to the district title and a 10 1 record while also contributing on defense as a tackle. Higginbotham is the son of Mr and Mrs Hi L Higginbotham.
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Sterling Sweeps Deer Park In Freshmen Action
Sterling swept two freshmen games against Deer Park as A team won 51 45 led by Greg Matthews 19 Lionel Destin 14 and Joe Antie 1 Des tin 10 rebounds while Deer Park's Jeff Will Coxon had 20 and Gary Turner 13 Sterling A edged ahead 37 35 in the third. B game Sterling 42 39 with Randall Craig 13 and George Ripple eight. Pasadena defeated Robert E Lee 73 49 in A game as Clifford Blake 11 led Pasadena and Bill Osina 28 for Pasadena in B 48 43 with Bill Rogers 18.
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Dale White
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Clifford Blake
Bill Osina
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Don Davis
UCLA Tops AP Poll Again as Bruins Dominate No. 1
The Associated Press panel kept UCLA at No. 1 in the college basketball rankings. Kentucky and South Carolina held second and third, with St. Bonaventure fourth and New Mexico State fifth as Jacksonville rose to sixth and North Carolina fell to seventh. Duke and Southern California also among the top twenty. UCLA, 10-0 this season, has two narrow wins that stood out, including a 76-75 victory over Princeton and a 72-71 win at Oregon State.
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UCLA and Rice pace tough SWC action on Monday night
UCLA held by tough defense as Alcindor led the Bruins in a 67-80 loss to Tulane in New Orleans while Rice rolled past Texas Christian 80-76. Doug Alt led Xavier with 25 as the Musketeers snapped a five game skid. TCU’s Ricky Hall led with 23 in a narrow defeat.
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Meyer Is Top Female Athlete of the Year
New York AP reports Debbie Meyer, 17, of Sacramento Calif, the 1968 Olympic triple gold medalist, named Female Athlete of the Year in the AP poll for 1969. She set another world free style mark and emerged as a dominant novice medley swimmer with 219 votes.
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City Area Cage Calendar Week Schedule
Televised high school basketball calendar lists games Tuesday through Saturday across Pasadena Sterling Deer Park Barbers Hill Dayton New Caney and others with varsity junior varsity and freshman/7th grade matchups. Notable Friday matchups include REL at Rayburn Pasadena at Sterling Tarkington at Barbers Hill and Pearland at La Porte.
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Baytown YMCA weightlifting youths lead in meet
In the first Baytown YMCA novice weightlifting meet three Baytown youths won events with Ricky Stroud 95 pounds Chuck Antonini 123 pounds and Dudley Nash 122 pounds leading the way. Baytown finished second to M D Anderson with Terry Tillman Tug McAnally Greg Angel Tommy Claude and George noted among placers.
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Joe Marino
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Pro Cage Scores Monday Night NBA Results Highlight
Detroit 113 over Atlanta 100 Chicago 117 over Philadelphia 113 New York 130 over Phoenix 114 ABA Today New York at New Orleans Pittsburgh at Denver Dallas at Washington reflects scoring outcomes and upcoming games.
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REL and Sterling prepare for district league games
REL hosts Pasadena at REL gym in a Tuesday clash while Sterling aims for a win at Deer Park to complete a two game swing. Ganders feature Anderson McClendon Wells inside with Le Blue. Pasadena leans Hull McGrew O Neal Bezdek Trick. Sterling relies Hazlewood Hurtell Ocker Beauchamp Osterhus. Deer Park pins hopes on Watkins Bo nnet Mulvaney Sullivan Stevens.
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