Churray Go Round By Tom Murray
Aggie basketball buzz and season outlook with notes on players and teams across Texas. Mentions Bob Rogers, Jose Minor, Lee Walker, Jerry Windham, Paul Timmons, and others while weighing Aggie prospects and rival observations from SWC circles.
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Tom Murray
AGGIE
Bob Rogers
Chaymal
Aggieland
Texas Aggie
SMU
Clear Creek
Renny Lennox
Jerry Windham
Three Rivers
Lee Walker
Hawk
Walker
Jack Gallagher
Funnyman
Rogers
Cuarlie Minor
Bill Robinette
Lewis Qualls
Bailey Timmerman
Soph
Houston
Austin
Paul Timmons
Farmer
Honest
Packers' Taylor Stricken by Hepatitis in Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge report states Green Bay Packers fullback Jim Taylor, a former LSU star, suffers hepatitis and rests at home after returning from a visit with his physician. He weighs 211 pounds and is reported to be showing good signs of recovery.
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Baton Rouge
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Taylor
Louisiana State
Money Slows Liston Patterson Title Bout Settlement
MIAMI BEACH Fla AP formal contracts drawn may be signed today to set Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson return heavyweight championship bout at Convention Hall April 4. Promoter Al Bolan says he seeks $207000 from Liston in New York escrow. Liston adviser Niton demands cash now and threatens delay. Liston lawyer Garland Cherry to arrive for signing as Miami Beach Boxing Commission outlines fight rules.
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Miame Beach
Fla
Sonny Liston-Floyd
Patterson
Convention Hall
al Bolan
Sports, Inc
New York
Liston
Chicago
Jack Niton
Sonny
Nilon
Bolan
Garland
Bill) Cherry
Philadelphia
Cherry
Miami Beach Boxing Commission
Belinsky Signs With Angels Guarded Hopes For 1953
Los Angeles Angels sign Bo Belinsky amid guardful praise from GM Fred Haney as he seeks a front line role in 1953. Belinsky, famed rookie with off field antics, pledges to leave bright lights behind and concentrate on baseball. The trade talk and past legal issues are noted, with other signings from various clubs mentioned in a broader recap.
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Mire
Rathet
Associated Press
Belinsky
Napoleon
Waterloo
Los Angeles Angels
Fred Haney
Haney
Kansas City
Angels
Dan Osinski
Ford Frick
Mma
Bill Rigney
Minnesota
Vic Power
Twins
AFL Antitrust Appeal Eyes Court Of Appeals
The American Football League appeals a $10.8 million antitrust suit against the National Football League in the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Alexandria Virginia. Judge Thomson ruled AFL damage insufficient over NFL expansion into Dallas and Minneapolis St Paul and said there were openings for new franchises in other cities. The AFL challenged NFL monopoly claims while NFL officials argued expansion had been planned for years prior to the AFL’s founding.
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Alexandria
American Football League
National Football League
U.S
Jose C. Thomson
AFL
NFL
Dallas
Minneapolis St. Paul
Toop
United States
Sudge Thomson
Minnesota
Oakland
Calif
Minneapolis
Lamar Hunt
Red Goslins Bears Win As League Play Resumes
Baytown and Cedar Bayou junior high teams returned to conference play after a layoff. Cedar Bayou lost 50-48 to Freeport in the Freeport tournament final. Baytown and Cedar Bayou led Gulf Coast District at 10-5 and 0-0 in conference play. Oliver scored 21, Acosta 14, Warren 11 for Baytown. Mann’s Lavell 10 and Orchin 9. Cedar Bayou’s first loss in 22 games.
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Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Freeport
Freeports Junior High
Yship
Horace Mann
Cham
Pion
Greenies
Highlands
Mann
Bears
Gulf Coast
Red Goblins
Galena
Brazosport
Hugh McGaugh
Eagles
Texas City
District 12-34 standings and scores snippet
District 12-34 standings show teams like Clear Creek and LeMorque with points listed, alongside late night box scores and scattered notes. The Associated Press coverage includes wagourt scores for games involving Loyola, Notre Dame, Purdue, Michigan State and others, plus upcoming matchups like St Louis versus Syracuse and Boston versus New York.
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Aytown
Horace Monn
Ceder Bayow
Lavenberg
Blocker
Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Horace Mon
Boytown
Clear Creek
Alvin
Deer Poi
LeMorque Dickinson
la Porte Chanieivs
Associated Press
Pieicn & Murray
East Tennessee
Midwest
Chicago
Loyola
Ohio
Univ
Notre Dame
Purdue
Lowe
Aiichigan State
New Mexico Western
Wayland
Los Angeles
Detroit
St Louis
Syracuse
New York
San Frosriece
Baytown Junior High Defeats Horace Mann In Narrow Win
Baytown Junior High beat Horace Mann 54-27 as Goslins fronted by Richard Oliver and Alan Acosta led 27-9 at halftime while Mann Shot poorly. The Greenies struggled to convert with only 11 field goals and five free throws, including five of 26 at the line.
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Oliver
Acosta
Bobby Warren
Baytown
Jimmy Lavell
Horace Mann
Bobby Moore
Jackie Derrett
Derrett
Joe Justice
Rickiel Farmer
Mann
Pat Orchin
Dean Liltlepage
Corkie Garcia
Baytown Junior High
Goslins
Richard Oliver
Alan Acosta
Red Goslins
Greenies
Red Goblins
Texas City Brazosport Clashes Highlight Ganders District Move
Texas City and Brazosport face a pivotal stretch as the Ganders eye a place in the District 124A race. Baytown Pasadena and Galena Park loom as top threats while Galveston and Ball High test the schedule. Key players include Vuckovitch Byers Olivertier and Hasselmeier as Ganders seek to climb into serious contention.
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Baytown
Consentith
Pasadena
Mitchell Vucko
Fred Hasselmeier
Bill Merritt
Freeport
Walker
Brazosport
Texas City
Tacl
Stings
Pasun
Theadena
Garace
Jena Park
Ball Highland
Ben Bowen
Galveston
Brazos
Ganders
Ckouit
Golventeet
Watt Sahler
Byers
Oliver
Galena|atch
Ball High
Tors
Mike Bonnee
James Wallace Ana
Gers
Vuckovitch
Jerry
Ee Artaio
Galena Park
Subler
Hasselmeier
Billy Ste. Statespott
Jens
Jackets
Bob Law
Robert Olivers
Ball
Suhler
Yuckovitch
Tde
Rog Llog
Suh-I
Withitn DA
Loyola Second Cincinnati Keeps Lead In Cage Poll
Cincinnati Bearcats remain undisputed No 1 in the AP college basketball poll with a 14 0 record after defeating Bradley and maintaining a 32nd straight victory span over two seasons Loyola Chicago and Illinois follow in Nos 2 and 3 Arizona State drops to fifth Ohio State exits top ten Mississippi State returns Duke rises to fourth Georgia Tech Wichita Stanford round out the top ten Loyola Chicago’s Ramblers roll to 16th win and a 1 0 season lead while Loyola coach George Ireland highlights youth and depth with four sophomores among the starters and only one senior Jerry Harkness remains the lone senior on the lineup.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cals
Mighty
Bearcats
Bradley
Peoria
Cats
Loyola of Chicago
Ilinois
Arizona State
Ohio State
Mississippi State
Duke
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Wichita
Stanford
Ramblers
Lauolla
Kent State
Mint
Holden
Northwestern
Harkness
Loyola
Chicago Loyola
Tinois
Ohio University
Iowa
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Purdue
Georgia
Stanford St
Stetson
Jum Hackleman
Nate
Fuure
Rambler
George Ireland
Jerry Harkness
John Egan
Les Hunter
Vic Rouse
Ron Miller
Billy Smith
Tribute From Home Savage Gets His Name On Pencils
In Detroit Texas a small schoolhouse town marks its pride on pencils reading Detroit High home of John Savage. John began as a 13 year old with a rubber basketball and a dribble down the court behind the school. Now his fame reaches wide, and a tribute from Detroit High means a great deal to him, say close friends.
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Detroit
Tex
Red River
Texas
Detroit High
John Savage
E d Jucker
Cincinnati
Savage
North Texas
Fred Graham
Texa
Michigan
Wyoming
Idaho
Deoi
Denny Rundles
Charlie Jonson
Eagles
Missouri Valley
Eimon
Houston Annual Major League Banquet Tonight
Houston hosts the annual Major League Banquet tonight with local executives and sports figures expected to attend. Organizers say the event will honor notable community contributors and offer updates on upcoming city sports initiatives.
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Houston
Highlands Bowl To Blocker 53-47
The report outlines a slate of honors and awards at a major dinner and athletic events. It highlights Loyola's 98-point average, mentions Ohio University and Baytown connections, and lists multiple award recognitions such as the Jimmy Delmar and Bill Klem trophies. Notable player performances include Harkness with 20 points and Dusty as an award recipient, with various college and minor league mentions throughout.
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Houston
Hilton
Ohio University
Baytown Fang
Harkness
Rouse
Egan
Ohio State
Michigan State
Joel Redington
Bill Klem
I Prggess
Pire
Addi Gena
Walt Sahm
Dickie Kerr
Purdue
Drysdale
Dodgers
Iristt
Tras
Maldis Ts
Boilermakers
Bob Purkhiser
Foe
Berra
Org Sear
Bob Lillis
Joe Brown Seeks Comeback Bout in Third Fight Return
Joe Brown trains for a second comeback bout and facing Tony Soriega in the main event at the City Auditorium. The program includes Runnels first public appearance, with UT basketball notes and a close Eagles battle against Noriega as Brown eyes another shot at Molina.
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Houston
Joe Brown
Pleig
Treas
Uter
National League
Warhig
Ted Giles
Nnbecis
Frank
Tony
Jed
Soriega
Banecceeld
Calin
Bat Ieeee Brown
Cartes Field
Ise Ng
Hae Wees
Johnny Keane
Luis Motina
Ife Dvine
Cardinals
Fis
Howie Pollett
Sally He
Mus
New York Mets
Terry Stanley
Brown
Eagles
Noriega
Molina
Deamons
Ortiz
Mickey Tiner
R. C. Jannice
Cardle
Stanley
Jannice
Blacker
Highlands
Rickey Burch
QU. Highlands - Blacker
Cedar Bayou Bears top Lovenberg 49 35 in Galveston
Cedar Bayou Bears defeat Lovenberg Junior High of Galveston 49 to 35 after a slow start. Fred Hand scores in second quarter to spark a 22 point halftime lead, with Hand 14 and Larry Pitre 14, Carl Greene 10. Hand grabs 15 rebounds. Hendricks adds 10. In B game, Bears win 32-28 as Ira Thompson adds 12.
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Cedar Bayou Bears
Lovenberg Junior High
Galveston
Boyday
Fred Hand
Bears
Larry Pi‘tre
Carl Greene
Hand
Pitre
Greene
Charlie Hendricks
Hendricks
Harris County to honor two figures for bond stadium drive
William A. Smith and Gus Wortham will receive service awards for their roles supporting the bond issue to fund Harris County’s domed stadium project. The recognition highlights their efforts beyond baseball, backing community infrastructure.
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William A A. Smith
Gus Wortham
Harris County
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