Sterling Falls to Rayburn 62 49 in hard fought road loss
Sterling shot 29 percent while Rayburn surged to 62 points on a strong backboard effort led by Sam Teague and Joe Cama. Garrett led Sterling with 17 points as the Rangers fell to 3 in district play and prepare to host Pasadena next Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Hitchcock Blue Devils Down Channelview Falcons 65 59
Hitchcock Blue Devils win their tenth straight by rallying past Channelview 65 59 as Ray Mathews leads the Falcons with 18 points. Jimmy Carner and James Hanks spark the visitors inside and outside while Channelview faltered with shooting woes and late mistakes. Sterling Blue Devils beat Rayburn JV 51 42 as Darden and Hargraves lift the champions.
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Nicklaus Leads Crosby Golf With Two Stroke Edge
Jack Nicklaus, winner of the U S Open Masters and PGA, forged a two stroke lead at Cypress Point in the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament despite three consecutive double bogeys. He shot 73 to stand 342 after 36 holes as gale winds battered the Monterey Peninsula. Arnold Palmer climbed to 149 with a 75, while Billy Casper stood tied for fourth at 346. Joe Carr faded after opening 68.
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Eighth Grade Tourney Opens With Narrow Wins By Horace Mann Baytown Carver
Horace Mann edged Cedar Bayou 26 21 with Wendell Lyons and Rey Williams starring on offense and Jerry Frazier and Mitchell Hawks fueling defense. Baytown defeated Highlands 46 32 led by Anderson Goony and a strong second unit. Carver beat La Porte 33 32 after jumping ahead early and then tightening the final period.
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Panthers Roll On Wax Dayton 53-24
The Ant duac Panthers dominated Dayton 53-24, pushing their loop record to 3-0 and 17-3 overall. They face Co. E. King at Sheldon next Tuesday, with Humble remaining a strong upcoming foe. Anahuac surged early but faded as Dayton was outmatched.
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Packers Cowboys title game lore and Lombardi anecdotes
In a Dallas dispatch from NEA, Paul Hornung recalls a chilly Green Bay welcome after the Packers season end. Vince Lombardi’s wife Marie jokes about calling him Vinnie as fans and tension rise before the NFL title clash with the Cowboys. Don Meredith’s cheek gash story and the late game near miss frame a tense scene with quotes from players and coaches.
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Barbers Hill Dominates Hardin In 72 26 Victory
Barbers Hill Eagles crushed Hardin Hornets 72 to 26 behind 26 points from Mark Blythe and 16 by Dwayne Elliott including 13 rebounds and eight blocks. Keith Ray added 19 points and 15 rebounds as Barbers Hill moved to 4 district wins. JVs won 31 27 and girls fell 47 37. next up Warrenton on Tuesday.
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United States players advance in Australian Nationals
ADELAIDE AP All four US players on day one moved into the second round led by Cliff Richey of Dallas Texas. MONTE CARLO AP A Mini Cooper edged a Lancia in the 36th Monte Carlo Rally, prompting British celebrations in streets and cafes. BALTIMORE AP The three way trade involving Rudy LaRusso with Lakers and Bullets was canceled as Detroit could not persuade LaRusso to rein.
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