Top Team Effort Lifts Rangers Over South Houston
Ross Sterling powered the Rangers to a 90-60 victory in District 12-4A action. Johnny Coleman and Lavoy Darden led with 22 and 21 points respectively as Sterling shot 61 percent and dominated the Trojans with strong defense and 12 team rebounds. Broussard and Garrett also contributed, while the squad showcased depth with most players scoring in the second half.
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Rick Anderson
Ross Sterling
Sterling
South Houston
Rangers
Johnny Coleman
Lavoy Darden
Woody Walker
Ken Alderson
James Broussard
Floyd Ciruti
Coleman
Darden
Richard Chase
Mike Manley
Ronnie Garrett
Jerry Acosta
Cager
Chase
Garrett
Trojans
Broussard
Milo Vtantey
Rex Fisher
Robert
Elf Davis
Percy Lacosta
Floyd Circus
Lavor Darden
Johnny
Pasadena Hands REL Second N. Zone Loss
Pasadena upset the Ganders 61 49 as REL and the varsity fall in District 12 4A action. Pasadena star Parker scores 24 and Clark adds 16 while Thomas McClendon leads Ganders with 16 points and 16 rebounds. The loss leaves Gander 0 2 in district and looks toward next week against Sterling before a South Houston trip.
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Dennis Williams
Sun Sports
Pasadena
Texans
Sam Rayburn
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Ganders
Cager
Jay Bollinger
Thomas
Ellis
McClendon
Larry Clark
Jimmy Parker
AEL
Parker
Eagles
Clark
Nets
Calvin Land
Clayton Sowell
Sterling Rangers
South Houston
Jvs
Roy Martinez
Joe Parker
Bent Adlong
Deer Park Deer
Texas City
Deer
Justin Kollsweyer
Wells
Charles Flits
Ace Thomas
Thomas McGlendon
Clayton
Lowell
Fen Thompons
Jim Parker
Varcy Clark
Larry White
Ricky Nicholson
Today Triplett
Gary Boeger
Robert E. Lee
Falcons and Eagles win in District 12-3A action
The Falcons rallied to beat La Porte 66 61 in overtime as Barbers Hill topped Lumberton 72 55. Channelview and La Porte faded, with Barbers Hill rising to 4-1 in league play and Channelview at 1-7 in 12-34 competition.
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Channel View
la Porte
Barbers Hill
Lumberston
Falcons
Doyle McElvaney
Bulldogs
McElvaney
Russel Hensen
Lumberton
Eagles
Johen ‘Malone
Barbers
Mill
Raiders
Channelview
Buffaloes and Broncos Fall in District Tilt Pairings
C E King held Crosby to a late surge as they beat the Buffaloes 55 46 while Hull Daisetta edged Dayton 51 48. Crosby's Davenport led Crosby with 11, King’s Parker led all scorers with 15, Dayton’s Dates totaled 16, Segles topped Hull Daisetta with 20, and free throw gaps influenced the results as the season district records shifted to 3 1 in favor of King and Hull Daisetta posted 2 0.
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Dayton
C. E. King
Hull Daisetta
King
Buffaloes
Hulk Daisetta
Buffs
Ronnie Davenport
Davenport
Parthers
Ormsby
Dassetta
Bobcats
Broncos
Parker
Sam Dates
George Segles
Hulk Dassetta
Seonn
Panthers
Huill- Daisetta
Hull-Daisetta Said
Daytown
David Arnold
Ron Buller
Jones Alfred
Bob Taussal
Kenty Roberts
Hull-Daisetta
Morgan
Madhim
Reet
Segles
Knight
Dechert
Lee College edges Blinn in overtime 37 35
Lee College Rebels pull off an 85 35 overtime win over Blinn, using defense to limit shots. Bobby Badeaux's clutch layup and a steady free throw rate lift Lee after a 35 35 tie. Courtney leads Lee with 10 points. Kopetsky held to 11 for Blinn.
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Brenham
Lee College Rebels
TJCAC
Lee
Blinn
Rebels
Brenham Cagers
Harlan Guinn
Guinn
Bob Kopetsky
Jim Courtney
Buccaneers
Jim McCormick
Bobby Badeaux
Roy Gray
Badeaux
Bucs
Courtney
Steve Welch
Kopetsky
Les
Steve Weich
Bobby Bedeaux
Ronnie Browder
Lafayette Spivey
Jon Guinn
Mike Hillhouse
Ray Gray
Rob Kowetsky
Forty Niners hire Dallas assistant Dick Nolan as coach
Dallas Cowboys defensive specialist Dick Nolan becomes San Francisco 49ers head coach with a five year contract and full control over players and staff. He succeeds Jack Christiansen after a 7 7 season. Nolan, 35, played college football at Maryland and eight NFL seasons with the Giants aiding championship runs.
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San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Dick Nolan
Dallas Cowboys
Lou Spadia
Nolan
Jack Christiansen
University, of Maryland
New York Giants
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Charles Ellis
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Prip Chotarn
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Dan Baker
Peer Park
Gary Fridge
Gary Forter
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Doug Newell
Tso
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