Pasadena Invades District 124A Race With Texas City Clash
Baytown Brazosport and Al Highes eye a return to form in the 1951 District 124A basketball scramble after losses to Pasadena Galena Park and Texas City in conference openers. Gander coach Bollinger notes rough officiating and looks to Friday’s Texas City showdown to test front runners while Pasadena relies on Gunter and McCarty to rebound.
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Baytown
Brazosport
al Highes
Pasadena
Galena Park
Texas City
Jay Ballinger
Bollinger
Gajena Park
Texas
Hugh’ McGaugh
Roger Gunter
Mickey McCarty
Eagles
Tuessilay
Linden
Baytown Opens 1964 Swim Season at Texas City Relays
Baytown begins its 1964 swimming season Friday at Texas City pool with a seven team field. Gander entries include Joanie Michaiston Ward Rapers Plot Perry Du Bois Williams and Robertson in varsity and sophomore divisions. The meet features 200 and 420 relays, medley relays, and individual events with Baytown, Texas City, Ball High, Brazosport, Pasadena, and others competing. The district schedule runs through February with Baytown cohosting and Lee College pool hosting the last two meets.
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Baytown
Texas City
Joanie Michaiston
Ward and Rapers
Perry du Bois
Williams and Robertson
Freaityin
Pat O'Neal
Roy Heinrich
Parker ‘Devis
Mark Malgs
John McGlintock
Tommy Paulsel
Lynn Loughminans
King
Leach
Seation
Larry Wed
Pac
Saif
Diming
Wilhite
Sophonore
Jun- Mazh Mutterfly
Neber
Iors
Mark
Pennon Wit
Ball High
Brazosport
South Nouston
Pasadena
Learview
Freeport
Texas
City
Lee College
Gander
Ron Kramer
AFL to study raising player limit and draft changes
The American Football League will consider proposals to raise its player limit from 32 and to revise draft regulations at a three day San Diego meeting before the East West All Star game. Commissioner Joe Foss said meetings start Thursday to complete business. Proposals include allowing red shirt players to be drafted before the first round and altering the percentage system in standings. Reports will evaluate the cooperative scouting system by Denver Houston and New York and a TV programming study by Chet Simmons.
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New. York
American, Football League
San Dijego
Calif
Joe Foss
Iby
Denver
Houston
New York
Chet. Simmons
Sports Programs, Inc
Thy Camaeredi College Basketball Scores Recap
The Associated Press lists results across colleges and pro games. Notable college showings include Seton Hall 76 over St Joseph's 83 and Harvard 74 over Dartmouth 52, along with Pittsburgh 75 over Bucknell 60 and Buffalo 82 over Toronto. NBA results include Boston 113 over Baltimore 108 and San Francisco 89 over Detroit 79. Upcoming games feature New York at Detroit and Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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Associated
Jane St
Louisville
Mardin-Simmons
Oklahoma
City
Ohio U
Miami
Ohio
Wichita
Peru
Air Force
New Mex
Montana
Weber
Utah
Oakland Signs Sixth for Top 10 Draftees
Oakland California AP reports the Raiders signed Don Green a 200 pound back from Susquehanna University as the sixth rookie among the top 10 draft choices to sign seven rookies in total. Green age 71 from Harrisburg Pa previously a quarterback in college before potential play as defensive safety or quarterback. The note also references historical Giants Pirates pennant wins from 1971 to 1924.
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Woakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Don Green
Susquehanna, University
American Football ‘League
Green
Raiders
Harrisburg
McGraw
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Who Goofed On Koufax at Houston Baseball Dinner
The Houston Baseball Writers Dinner set for 6 pm next Tuesday at the Shamrock will honor guests including Sandy Koufax and Willie Mays from the National League and Whitey Ford from the American. Due to scheduling goofs Koufax will be replaced by Ron Perranoski, LA relief pitcher, with Whitey Ford and Johnny Keane among other attendees. Tickets are $12.50 with reservations through The Baytown Sun.
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Houston Baseball Writers Dinner
the Shamrock
Sandy Koufax
Willie Mays
National League
Whitey Ford
American
Koufax
Dodger
Houston
Boston
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles
Hal Woodeshick
Gioustan St
Dodger Frontier
Perranoski
Johnny’ Keane
Ccase
St. Louis Cardinals
Associated Press
Morris Frank
Houston Colt
Grate
Jimmy Delmar
Fred
Baytown Hartman
Baytown Sun
Sun
OU Faces Coach Search With Royal Jones and Others in Play
Norman AP – OU’s coaching hunt as Bud Wilkinson’s resignation spurs interest from Darrell Royal, Gomer Jones, Eddie Crowder, Frank Broyles, and Pete Elliott. Most decline comment while Jones garners strong support from players. Northcutt says Royal could be a candidate but favors a younger coach. Forty-six returning Sooners sign a petition backing Jones. several targets deny pursuing the job.
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Norman
Okla
Darrell Royal
Eddie Crowder
Jim
Owens
Frank Broyles
Pete Elliott
Buck McPhail
Gomer Jones
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Jones
Wilkinson
Board of Regents
Royal
Regents
Iee
Broyles
Texas
Duncan
Sooner
Oklahoma
Justin
Reval
Buz Broyles
Arkansas Ulinnis
Arkansas
Glenn Northcutt
Crowder
Colorado
Washington
Seattle
Elliott
Djinois
Big Ten
Rose Bow
Northcutt
Bud
Crosby Weather Sets Stage for Record Crosby Score
Pebble Beach area opens the Bing Crosby National Pro Am with ideal conditions and a 474-player field, pairing pros with amateurs for the $60,000 event. Predictions of good weather through Saturday raise hopes of a record score as top names like Casper, Geiberger, and Lans gear up across Cypress Point, Pebble Beach, and Monterey Peninsula layouts.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Goodsweather
Billy
Casper
Asfield
Golf
al Geiberger
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula
Kiwanis To Host Colt .45 Group
The Baytown Kiwanis Club plans a noon luncheon next Thursday with the traveling Houston Colt .45s crew. Attendees include Turk Ferrell Hal Woodeshick Al Spangler Fi Staub Carl Wanvick and other club and Colt officials. Bill Giles George Kirksey Pete Sullis and Jack son are linked to the event and program.
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Baytown
Kiwanis
Houston Colt 45
Kiveanis
Turk) Ferrell
Hal Woodeshick
AL Spangier
Fi Staub
Carl Wanvick
Wanvick
Houston
Bill Giles
Will
George
Kirksey
Baylin
Pete Sullis
Robert E. Lee
Jackson
Eagles Set Grid Banquet At Barbers Hill High
Barbers Hill High School will host its annual football banquet at 330 pm Saturday May 18. UH coach will be principal speaker. All-district selections and year’s cantatas will be announced. Violet Wooldridge of Anaheim will present the Wooldridge award for sportsmanship and leadership to the Imoy r Me squad, noted for leadership and teamwork at season end. The event will be held in the school cafeteria.
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Barbers Hill High School
Pan
Satur
Tan
RM Yor
University of Houston
Eagles
Wen
Frei
Song
Vimiba Wooldridge
Anahua
Tinto Wooldridge
Imoy R Me
Tip
Xpason
Evfeteria
Epi
TSWA Debates All-State Awards Eligibility
TSWA seeks guidance from UIL officials on mailing 132 all-state certificates to 33 boys in each of four divisions. The issue centers on UIL rules capping awards at $15 and whether certificates or MVP framed photos violate eligibility. Officials will consult Dr. Ithea Williams before proceeding.
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Nouston
Spl
Jim McLeimore
Texas Sportswriters. Association
Ithea Williams
University Interscholastic Lea
Ibas
McLemore
TSWA
The
Interscholastic Leaguer
ULL
Williams
USI
Texas
Tswal
USL
UIL
Baytown Sun
the Sun
Robert E. Lee Athlees
Baytown
Veto of Finley shift expected from AL today
New York AP report on American League owners meeting to deny Charles O. Finley permission to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville. Items include fining Finley for a Kentucky deal, renegotiating a lease with Kansas City officials, and arbitration to set lease terms. Voting expected unanimous against Finley. six votes needed to move.
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New York
Charles
Kansas City Athletics
Louisville
Associated Press
Finley
Kentucky
Kansas City
Joe Cronin
American League
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Lampasas Basketball Abuse Claims Move to League Review
Inter scholastic League District 13 AAA superintendents plan to meet to decide action after Lampasas School alleges threats and abusive language at Friday's Lanier High School game in Austin. Lampasas says a window was broken. Lanier investigates and denies the charges as Lampasas won 80 to ?. The panel will draft recommendations for the Texas Interscholastic League.
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Gatesville
AAA
Lampasas School
Lanier High School
Austin
eKamie
The
Texas Interscholastic League
Norman Hall
Lampasas
McKamie
MeKamie
Lanier
Fred A. Matthys
Matt
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