Stings Top Sterling 68 60 In Tight District Tilt
Texas City Stings edged Ross Sterling 68 to 60 in a close non district clash. Sammy Hyde poured in 31 points to pace Texas City as the South Zone contender built a late lead after a close first half. Sterling led early but faltered in the third and final periods amid key injuries and scoring runs.
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Texas City
Ross Sterling
Sterling
Sammy Hyde
Rangers
Hyde
Mike Manley
Deer Park Tops LM In South Zone Opener
Deer Park beat La Marque 93 to 33 as Gary Fridge scoring 27 and Gary Porter 24 lead a 52 point team total. Deer Park jumped to a 27-1 start and built a 45-31 halftime lead, then dominated the third quarter. La Marque was held to 12 points in each of the final two periods.
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Deer Park
Gary Fridge
Gary Porter
la Marque
Fridge
Porter
Deer
Tigers
la’ Marque
Crown Agin
Freddie Herauf
Mike Clark
Terry Goodlow
Texa8 City
Stings
Sammy Hyde
Ae Marque
Rotend Clompit
Terry Gannon
David Reid
Bob Baruk
Osug Neaveil
Jim Green
Joe Anderson
Ben Wilson
Totels
Marque
Terry” Geatisw
James Hirsch
Kenneth Goodlow
Freddie Herous
Dennis Jackson
John Pesek
Charles Smiley
Starr Confesses He Is A Football TV Fanatic
NEW YORK ary-Kart Starr, star quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, says he loves football on TV and watches any game from high school to pro. In town to receive Sport Magazine's second straight sports car, Starr names Johnny Unitas Joe Namath and Gale Sayers as his three favorites.
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New York
Kart Starr
Ima
Green Bay Packers
Starr
Sport Magazine
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Speed
Ravens Top Lee 84 43 as San Jacinto dominates
San Jacinto Ravens crushed Lee College 84 43 led by Bruce Halliburton 24 and Oliver Taylor 23. Lee fought early with Bobby Badeaux and Spa Welch outside shooting but fell behind as San Jacinto extended a 23 14 halftime edge. Spivey and Courtney led rebounds for the Rebels while Taylor and Lake paced the Ravens on the boards.
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Dennis Williams
Sun Sports
Lee College
San Jacino
Rebels
John McCormick
Ravens
San Jacinto
Lee College Um Re Sor
Jacinto Me Sees Lee
Steve Welch
Bobby Bodeaux
Ronnie Browder
Lazayette Spivey
Kim Courtney
Jesse Adams
SAN Ae
Oliver Tayor
Hallibictor
GP Pure
Terry Dautlir
Jeh Lake
Bruce
McCormick
Raven
Oliver Taylor
Taylor
Jim Courtney
Lee
Bobby Badeaux
Spa Welch
Jeff
Jeff Halliburton
Jef Lake
Halliburton
Badeaux
Oliver
Lake
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San Jac
Larry Pitre
Terry Mullin
Spivey
Courtney
Barbers Hill Eagles Rout Orangefield in Bay-Tex Tilt
Barbers Hill upped its 2A record to 31 by whipping Orangefield 7-4 as Channelview fell to Hitchcock 60-36. Coach John Malone’s first unit led 18-4 early. Elliot 13 and Blythe 11 powered Barbers Hill, while Orangefield’s Forman 12 and Welch 7 led scoring for the visitors. Channelview showed fight but allowed Hitchcock’s John Hanks 23 and James Hanks 13 as Hitchcock pulled away after halftime.
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Barbers Hill
Orangefield
Channelview
Hitchcock
Bay-Tex
Barbers
John Malone
Jeff Coward
Keith Ray
Mark Blythe
James Clark
Dwain Eliot
Eagles
Barber
Elliot
Dunlap
Blythe
Clark
Coward
Hichcock
John Hanks
Falcons
James
Big John Pour
Dogs
Chenelview
Doyle McElvoney
Russel Hensen
Lowell
Cate Bohannon
James Hanks
Glen Bellesandria
Jeff Owens
Don Adams
George Pring
David Fields
Barber's Hill
Jel Coward
Keith Roy
Mark Bigins
ODV
Tucker Johnson
Lewis Foust
Steve Williams
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Steve Cotham
TomAiteheli
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Semmy Hydete
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Richard Chase
Johnny Col Fm
Mike Maniey
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Ronnie Garrett
Jerry Acosto
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