Ball High Tors Eye Unbeaten District Run Says Coach
Don McDonald of Ball High says the Tors should be undefeated in District 124A as the first round nears end. They recently lost 55-42 to Galena Park after earlier 55-52 Pasadena defeat, with key players Lisbethy Syers and Walter Lisbony leading scoring and rebounding efforts.
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Don McDonald
McDonald's Ball High Tors
Galena Park
Tors
Pasadena
McDonald
3Rycesnort
Smiley
Baytown
Brazosport
Texas City
Galena
Forina
Ball
Syers
Lisbony
Lisbong
Hargraves
Vuckovitch
Greenies win Baytown Junior High tourney in thriller
Horace Mann Greenies beat Highlands 40 to 37 to capture the Baytown Junior High Basketball Tournament. Jimmy Ammons led Mann with 18 points, Claude Lowery added 21, while Highlands were limited by a 14-3 second period run by the Greenies. Southmore beat Cedar Bayou 44-30 for consolation and San Jacinto edged Baytown 30-28 for third.
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Horace Mann
Greenies
Highlands
Baytown
Southmore
Pasadena
Cedar Bayou
San Jacinto
Jimmy Ammons
Robert Maxwell
Eagle
Eagles
Mann
Greenie
Ammons
Claude Lowery
Maxwell
Highlands - Past
Tommy Reagan
Johnny Wright
Bears
Hambrick
Aldine
Freeport
Reagan
Tommy Sooy
Tolpace
Tourney
Baytown hunters set seven Boone and Crockett entries
Outdoors notes celebrate Baytown’s seven big game heads listed by the Boone and Crockett Club. Abe Badgley owns an Alaska Caribou, Johnny Rowe a Colorado Elk, Mrs. George Spanger a Wyoming antelope, Walter Harvey a 1905 black bear skull, J C Harrison a Colorado muley, and Gene Tennie Reddell with two Colorado mule deer.
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Beytown
Boone and Crockett Club
Baytown
Abe Badgley
Johnny Rowe
George Spanger
Wyoming
Walter Harvey
Big
J. C. Harrison
Colorado
Gene (Tennie} Reddell
Tennie
Jim Nelson
Texas League Adopts 140-Game Schedule For '62
The Texas League approved a 14 game schedule for 1962 amid talk of interlocking play with the Southern Association. President Dick Butler touted a six team circuit with strong attendance projections and planned July 17 all-star games in Tulsa if interleague talks succeed. North Texas teams would face the South in the Texas league showcase with Tulsa hosting. Openers start April 13 and the season ends September 3, with travel mileage forecast around 14,000 per team.
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Albuquerque
Texas League
Southern Association
Dick Butler
Buller
Austin
Butler
Fl Paso
Tulsa
San Antonio
Amarillo
Hearne
Sdate
Texas
Fame
Amaritol
el Paso
Salt Water Intrusion Aims Up River Water Supply
Salt water from oceans, heavier than fresh water, occasionally travels far upstream along river bottoms to contaminate city water drawn from the river.
Jacobs Wins San Diego Open In Sudden-Death
Tommy Jacobs of Bermuda Dunes California won the San Diego Open in a dramatic playoff against Johnny Pott of Ocean Springs Mississippi after both tied at 277. Jacobs earned 3500 dollars for the victory, with Pott taking 2200.
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Jacobs Nips Pott
San Diego
Calif
Johnny Poli
Ocean Springs
Miss
Jacobs
California
Pott
Louisiana State
Tommy
Michael
Jess
S Jacobs
Yelow
Patt
Mike Souchak
Bob Goalby
Art Wall Dr
Gary Player
Jay Hebert
Starr ‘Dust Country Club
George Bayer
Art Wall
Souchak
Hebert
Goalby
Player
Arnold Palmer
Gene Lytler
Jack Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
xTommy Jacobs
Johnny Pott
Art Wall Jr
Only Two SWC Games On Tap Until Exams Over
Only two Southwest Conference basketball games are on the slate before midyear exams. Texas ARM visits Austin Monday night to face Texas, while Texas Tech hosts the Bartlesville Oilers at Lubbock Saturday. The Aggies share a four way lead with SMU, Rice, Texas Tech and Texas A&M, all at 1-1 in league play. Texas A&M beat Baylor 54-52 and SMU 77-70. Tech beat Rice 85-66 and Baylor 55-51. SMU beat Arkansas 77-70, while Arkansas topped TCU 64-61. The Texas Christian game at Fort Worth was postponed due to weather. Leading scorers include Harold Hudgens 73, Kendall Rhine 71, and Jan Laudermilk 68. Laudermilk tops season with 931 points.
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Ron
Associated Press
Texas
Austin
Texas Tech
Bartlesville Oilers
A&m
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Texas ‘Tech
Rice
SMU
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Texasee
Texas-Texas Christian
Kendall Rhine
Jan Laudermilk
Laudermilk
NCAA Plan Drafted Sunday Aimed At AAU Control
The NCAA drafted a plan to form a new U S track and field federation to contest AAU control and possibly stage a summer outdoor championship, as part of a three way dispute. The plan was prepared by the NCTCA executive committee and could lead to federal action if needed.
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Letel
United States
Russia
Stanford University
Ncaa Council
Chicago
National ‘Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Track and Field Federation
Amatuer Athletic Union
National Collegiate” Track “Coaches Association
AAU
Boston
Wilt Chamber
NCAA
Lain
Uthanunous
Philadelphia Warrior
NCTCA
Chick
Celtics
Werner
Weber Garms All Star Champs In Miami Beach
Weber of St Louis and Mrs Shirley Garms of Chicago won the national bowling titles in Miami Beach. Weber rolled a 248 final game with a 19 pin margin after a 4 20th frame strike and joined a program where five bowlers scored perfect 300 during the 21st annual event. Lown, Relatively unknown before the tournament, reached the finals by one pin. Mrs Garms, 37, beat Joy Abel in three games to win the women’s title.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Ae Bovilling
Dick ‘Weber
St.Louigate
Shirley Garms
Chicago
Weber
Roy’ Lows
Paso
Tex
Lown
Ms. Garris
Joy Abel
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Carl Hagglund
Gene ‘Lossow
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Fred Hassilmeier
Vidal Carlin
Gene Tales
Gorizales
Bal Haning
Waller
Syurs
Morris Stebony
Carl Hagelind
Lous Gulati
Waller Hargraves
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Uhler
Hassikneler
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Tiviahed
Tle
Houston
Ernest Smith
E. Sterling
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