Ganders edge Angleton as Anderson breaks 200 season points
Robert E. Lee rallied for a 52-50 District 24-4A win over Angleton in Gander gym as Alton Anderson's late 20-foot jumper with 35 seconds left sparked the Ganders. Anderson finished with 10 points and 207 on the season, breaking the 200-point mark and sealing the first league victory after a four-game skid.
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Anderson
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Mike Whitmire
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John Wright
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Charles le Blue
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Bob Easley
Alvin
Reg
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Savell
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Thompson
James
Thomas
Whitmire
Hall & A Adamson
Wright
Lelexacs
Perinds
Roundup Creek Leads District 244A After Friday Wins
Three unbeaten teams CC Ball and La Marque stayed atop District 244A after Friday games Ball beat La Marque 69-67 on final four seconds free throws by Ronnie Rittenhouse Ball moved to 3-0 while Clear Creek defeated Texas City 80-62 Hank Bauer Schlag scored 27 for Clear Creek Craig Pence 19 Roy Felder 13 for Ball High Eddie Evans 18 led La Marque KO wins Sterling 54-32 over Alvin and RBL 52-50 over Angleton in other results.
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Craig Pence
Marvin Tolden
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Bo Quiroga
Barry Davis
Roy Felder
Roy Wilson
Eddie Evans
Sterling
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Hooper son pushes Hall of Fame bid for Harry Hooper
John Hooper, now 49 and living in Bay town, has spent two years compiling charts tapes and memorabilia to persuade the Veterans Committee to elect his father Harry Hooper a Boston Red Sox great. He argues for a Harry Hooper Award for top leadoff hitters while acknowledging slim chances.
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Cooperstown
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Lefty Gomez
Binghampton
N.Y
Ken Smith
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Joe Cronin
Paul Kerr
Fred Lieb
Will Harridge
Cliff Kachline
La Porte Edges Hitchcock in District 12-3A Tilt
La Porte defeated Hitchcock 53 to 48 to move into a second place tie in the District 12-3A east zone. Hughes led La Porte with 16 points and Marsh added 15 as Santa Fe beat Channelview 79 to 51 to lead the league at 2-0.
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Nvary
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REL Girls Are 2nd in Season Opener at Pasadena
Robert E. Lee girls swim team lost 44 to 41 to Alvin in the opener. REL claimed five firsts including Anne Rice in 100 free 1.04.2 and Susan Ziegler in 50 free 29.8. Relay wins came from Urban, Ziegler, Rice in 200 medley and Nichols, Towns, Nichols, Guy in 400 free. Other top finishes included Farmer second in 200 IM and Guy second in 100 breaststroke.
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Robert E. Lee
Alvin
REL
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Susan Ziegler
Teresa Urban
Mickie Farmer
Urban
Ziegler
Rice
Jo Ann Nichols
Emily Towns
Anita Nichols
Beverly Guy
Farmer
Terry Guy
Jo Anne Nichols
Jo Lynn Braswell
Four Win Openers In Cedar Bayou JH Tournament
Baytown beat Barbers Hill 34 18 Highlands defeated Channelview 31 25 Horace Mann beat Baker Pasadena 32 20 Cedar Bayou edged Deepwater 29 28 in double overtime Four teams advance to finals set for 7 p m Saturday at Cedar Bayou gym
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Highlands
Horace
Cowboys and Colts Set For Super Bowl V Clash
Johnny Unitas leads the Baltimore Colts against a formidable Dallas Cowboys defense in Super Bowl V at the Orange Bowl. An expected capacity crowd of 80,000 plus 64 million TV viewers will see the NFL title game with a $15,000 per man prize and the Vince Lombardi Trophy at stake. The Cowboys, riding a seven game win streak and a stifling defense, seek their first league crown, while the Colts boast Unitas’s passing mastery in a rare pre AFL NFL rivalry era showdown.
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Dallas Cowboys
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Cowboys
NBC
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Dallas
Ralph Neely
San Francisco
Rangers Subdue Alvin In District 24-4A Showdown
Rangers edge Alvin 54 32 at Ranger gym to improve to 2 1 in district play while Alvin drops to 0 3. Carl Barnett leads Sterling with 22 points, Tony Barnett adds 11, and Marberger scores 20 as Alvin stalls but cannot keep pace. Sterling heads to Galveston Tuesday for a league clash with the Tors.
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Sun Sports
Sterling
Alvin
Rangers
Ranger Gym
la Marque
Ball High
Clear Creek
Tors
Yellow Jackets
Tony Barnett
Ranger
Tommy Crook
Jimmy Marberger
Carl Barnett
Carl
Tony
Marberger
Eagles Beat Shepherd 67 48 In District 22 A Clash
Barbers Hill earned a 67 48 win over Shepherd as Keith Elliott scored 19 points to pace the Eagles, lifting their district record to 3 2 while Barbers Hill stood 9 7 on the season. The BH girls also won 48 28.
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Eagles
Barbers Hill
In San Jac Tourney Rebs Lose 69 68
Angelina defeated Lee College 69 to 68 in the San Jacinto junior college tournament first round. Rebels face University of Corpus Christi in the loser's bracket at 5 30 p m Saturday. Robert Lee and Joe Guillory each scored 18 for Lee College, Richard Perez had 10 for Angelina, with Angelina leading 39 32 at halftime before Lee clawed back yet turnovers doomed the Reds.
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Fresh
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Joe Guillory
Baytown
Richard Perez
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