Collins and Kroll Lead After Record Low Crossley Round
Collins of Baltimore and Kroll of Fort Lauderdale share the Pebble Beach lead at 135 after 36 holes in the Bing Crosby Pro-Am. Collins shot 68 at Cypress Point and Kroll 66 at Monterey Peninsula as scores drop to a historic low. Rod Rostrup and others sit just off the pace while Arnold Palmer and defending champ Ken Venturi also contend. In the pro-am, Don Finsterwald and Fred Kammer lead with 60-64-127.
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Arnold Palmer
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Mexico City
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Crosby Stands Third Loan Loss As Klein Wins
Crosby fell to Klein 33 29 18 halftime lead built on a late press. Robert Stevens scored 10 for the Bulls while John Strawbridge and Don Carter contributed and Strawbridge led in rebounds. Crosby hosts Barbers Hill Tuesday for the Intra area clash in the Inop race.
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South Houston B Caps 47 41 Win Over Baytown B
South Houston defeated Baytown B 47 to 41 in district play, taking the preliminary 47 41 and building a lead with free throws in the first half. Baytown trailed 27 21 at halftime and 30 35 after three periods as three Baytown players reached double figures.
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Two Trojans Lead Scoring For South Houston Victory
South Houston toppled Baytown 54 31 as two Trojan guards Eyseta and Kirkland combined for most outside points. Baytown battled back with a 12 point second period but the Trojans pulled away late, outshooting 58 percent to 10 of 39 from the field.
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Rog Porter
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Jine
Post
Robert Oliver
Sopher Flash Walker
Ellis Smith
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Jerry Eversole
Reggie Wilpitz
Osborne Knudson
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John Durham
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Gander
Jay Bollinrer
Smiley
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Danny Meilhany
South Motston
Loin Oliver
Kemplay
Stratton
Durham
Smith
Houston
Aversole
Gottula Methan
Wennse
Jonnenn
Upsets Highlight Friday Lone Star City Basketball Night
Galena Park saw Smiley Eagles surpass Yellow Jackets 40 31 while Brazosport edged Pasadena 65 63 on a late Canavan field goal. Ball High rallied to beat Texas City as Harrison Syers scored 14 and Ball tied 42 42 in the final moments.
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Brazosport
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Carl Clark
Jeral Rains
Spencer Pickens
Roland Brewer
Bruce Engram
Brewer
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Hinze
Donald Fain
George Fuller
Jackets
Gary Campbell
Jimmy Ashford
Don Cummings
David Blanton
Bill Ivey
Ivey
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Tors
Syers
Syvers
Walter McReynolds
Charles Holminsten
Tommy Bell
Stings
Barbers Hill sweeps High Island for two wins
Barbers Hill defeated High Island 46-32 in the boys game and 46-21 in the girls game. Randy McCollum led scoring with 12 points, Joe Hudee 11, while Glenda Brown and Nelda Driskill paced the girls with strong scores. Eagles build a 15-6 first quarter lead and stay unbeaten in District 26-A heading to Crosby.
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Rozelle Involved in Million Dollar Suit Fight Over Minor League Status
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania AP report Rozelle faces a $1 million defamation suit from Rudolph and the EBL, accusing Rozelle of breaching morals by commenting on players moving between leagues. The piece notes past EBL players tied to gambling and point shaving and references Lipscomb’s brief pro debut halted by snow.
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Ed Warner
Floyd Layne
Wilkes- Barre
Ea Roman
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White
Bill Spivey
Kentucky
Bookmarks Found in Greensboro Books Hold Odd Treasures
AP reports Greensboro Public Library books yielded unusual contents from unpaid bills to photos and even a sock. A $5 bill and a $1,000 insurance policy were found along with a husband’s paycheck later retrieved by its owner.
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Streit Eyes Third Doherty Title In Florida
Fort Lauderdale report says defending champion Marlene Streit of Toronto aims for a third straight title in the Doherty Women's Golf Tour. Semifinals pit Streit against Marge Burns of Greensboro, while Phalis Preuss of Pompano Beach meets Mia Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason City. Streit beat Dor Phillips 2 and 7 in quarterfinals. Burns defeated Barbura Fitton 2 and 1. Preuss eliminated Cookie Swift Berger and Johnstone beat Margo Michaelis. Final holes to be played Sunday.
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La Porte Bulldogs Split With Angleton In District Play
La Porte won the varsity game 49 27 and lost the B game 36 26. Norris Weir scored 11 points while Allen Christenson and Johnny Cruter added 10 each for La Porte. Angleton’s Roy Cook led with five points as Butch Moser and Frank Hitchens boosted defense and rebounding. The victory left La Porte with a 23 district record.
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Jayhawks Beat Kansas State as Utah Loses to BYU
Kansas State, hurt by a slow start, fell 75 66 to Kansas. Utah dropped a Skyline matchup 91 86 at Brigham Young. Cincinnati beat Drake 86 64, Memphis State won 70 60 over Murray State. Stanford edged Washington 61 58 in OT. Oregon and Oregon State won, while Syracuse beat Alfred.
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