Rangers Aim to Trim Gap in 244A Race at Home
Ross Sterling targets an upset over 4-0 Clear Creek at Ranger Gym on Friday to narrow the District 244A standings gap with leader CC and Ball High. Sterling trails by two games unless nearby results shift, as Ball High seeks a 5-0 start and CC eyes a bid for league title glory. Carl Barnett leads scorers with 28.2 APG after posting 39 points in a Ball High clash.
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Rangers face third chance to win big game this Friday
Ross Sterling Baytown basketball eyes a pivotal Friday showdown with Clear Creek after two District 24 4A losses by eight total points. Coach Woody Walker and Marvin Guy have built a 16-7 squad led by Carl Barnett and Leo Haggerty, aiming to upset top rivals Ball High and Clear Creek as the season nears the second round.
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Indiana at Denver Friday scoreboard note
College basketball roundup from AP lists Friday games with Indiana at Denver and other results. Southwest: Hon. Payne 972 over SW Tex 79. Houston 130 over Nev Las Vegas 7. Far West: Air Force 81 over Kearney St 73. Wyoming 74 over NW Missouri 59. W. Tex St 84 over LA Loyola 72. Puget Sound 92 over Portland 68.
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Optimist Pee Wee basketball program deadline announced
Monday is the deadline for applications to join the Optimist Pee Wee basketball program run by the Baytown Noon Optimist Club. Two leagues start, third and fourth graders in one and fifth and sixth in the other, with as many as eight teams and games every Saturday at 9 a.m. at Carver Jones gym, starting January 3. contact Ed Rutledge or Charles Priewe to volunteer.
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Lombardi Award Presented By Agnew Tonight
Vice President Spiro Agnew will present the first Lombardi Award at a Houston dinner honoring college football star finalists from Notre Dame Tennessee Georgia Tech Ohio State. The 49 pound granite tribute memorializes Vince Lombardi, with proceeds to the American Cancer Society research fund. Antiwar groups plan peaceful protests outside the hotel during the $100 plate event.
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Berra and Kiner Nominated for Baseball Hall of Fame
Yogi Berra and Ralph Kiner emerge as leading Hall of Fame candidates as Baseball Writers Association of America voters prepare to announce results. Berra, first time eligible, starred with the Yankees and later coached the Mets, while Kiner, former Pirates star and current Mets broadcaster, dominated home run crowns in seven seasons. Other nominees include Wynn Slaughter Mira Marion Reese Schoendienst Kell.
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