Ganders Pin 67-49 Win Over La Marque Tigers
Ganders beat La Marque 67 to 49 to halt a two game slide and move to 7-3. Key players include Bob Nelson Richard Oliver Pat Urchin Lanny Pitre and Fred Hand with Hand scoring 22 points. Tableman led La Marque with 34 points as Ganders prepare to face Pasadena Eagles Tuesday in Pasadena.
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Gene Washington Named Spartan Track Captain
Eugene Washington son of Mr and Mrs Henry Washington of La Porte has been elected a co captain of the Michigan State varsity track squad this year He is a junior physical education major and was an All American end for the Spartan football team this year As a sophomore he won the Big 10 indoor hurdles title in record time and also led NCAA indoor hurdles and Big 10 indoor hurdles He is a former four sport all state performer for Baytown Carver.
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Judge Holds Key To Brave Future
Milwaukee judge prepared a written decision on Monday in Wisconsin's antitrust suit against baseball. The case seeks to keep the Braves in Milwaukee by denying a replacement franchise and asks for a temporary injunction to force baseball to stay.
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Crosby Buffs Rally Past Hempstead 53 38 in 27A clash
Crosby Buffs improved to 3 0 in district play with a 53 38 win over Hempstead Bobcats. Johnny Clifton led Crosby with 12 points while Loftin added 12 and Immy Davenport 10. Crosby hit 40 percent from the field and 60 percent at the line, grabbing 47 rebounds as they pulled away in the final period. The Crosby B team beat Hempstead 44 31 and the Crosby girls lost 48 41 to Hempstead. The Buffs travel to Spring next Tuesday to face the Lions.
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Cowboys Hire Stautner as Defensive Line Coach
DALLAS AP Ermie Stautner, 40, has been hired as defensive line coach for the Dallas Cowboys. Jim Myers will focus on the offensive line, announced Saturday. Stautner, a 1950 Boston College graduate, played 14 years with the Pittsburgh Steelers and was a player coach in 1963 and 1964. he coached the Washington Redskins last season.
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Halt La Marque JVs Rally For Victory Over Tigers
The Robert E. Lee JV upset La Marque 37 0 in the ABL gym Friday to reclaim a share of the district lead. Ricky Chase led Ganders with 19 points and eight rebounds while Sidney Thomas added 17. La Marque’s Burdette topped the Tigers with 13 as Baytown maintains first in the 12 4 four junior division. The JVs travel to Pasadena next to defend the top spot.
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Barbers Hill Eagles Triumph Over Waller Bulldogs in District Clash
Barbers Hill opened the second round by defeating Waller 58 to 36 as the Eagles stay within one game of the leading Spring Lions. Jerry Flewelien led scoring with 18, Kilgore 14, Burns 11, while Waller’s Epton had 10. Barbers Hill shot 35 percent, Waller 34 percent. Eagles made 10 of 18 free throws. The junior varsity and girls teams also played, with Barbers Hill JV winning 43-45 and the girls losing 46-29. Barbers Hill sits 7-1 in district, second to Spring.
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Counts Counts as Celtics on Move Counts Counts
The Boston Celtics beat the Cincinnati Royals 113-96 as Mel Counts shined with 13 points and 11 rebounds aiding a key second quarter burst. Philadelphia downed New York 169-95, Detroit defeated St. Louis 417-108, and San Francisco topped Los Angeles 120-109 in other NBA action.
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Mantle to Undergo Shoulder Surgery at Mayo Clinic
Mickey Mantle will have surgery next Tuesday at Mayo Clinic to remove a bone chip from his right shoulder. He expects to be ready for spring training on March 1, five weeks after the operation, and the decision was announced by Ralph Houk. Mantle, 34, arrived in Rochester for tests after doctors in Dallas could not diagnose the mystery ailment that began during Christmas 1964.
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Devaney Proposes Skipping Bowl Games for Home Time
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney, arriving in Dallas for a coaching clinic, says it might help the team stay home on New Year’s Day rather than accept a bowl bid. He notes fans and players’ preferences but says Nebraska wouldn’t rule out a bowl. He recalls the Orange Bowl setback and reflects on missed national title opportunity with Alabama.
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Stingarees Take District Lead With 40 38 Victory Over Brazosport
Texas City’s Stingarees upset Brazosport 40 to 38 to seize sole leadership in District 124A after seven games. Bill Brown of Ball High led scorers before flu limited him to five, while Texas City’s Cullen and Hyde paced the Stings with 11 and 14 points respectively as Brazosport fought back late but fell short. Pasadena beat Galena Park 63 50, and La Marque’s Norman Tobleman closed within three of Brown after a 67 9 loss to Robert E. Lee. The district’s second round opens with Texas City hosting Rayburn and Brazosport facing Galena Park.
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Baytown Junior Highs Sweep In Baytown Cage Meet
Four Baytown schools advanced as Cedar Bayou and Baytown Horace Mann led in early rounds. Cedar Bayou, Gosling and La Porte tied early roughs, with Gilman and McCullough pacing scoring. Baytown’s Horace Mann Green Gosling and C E King opened strong as four trophies and an all tournament team were planned for the event.
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SMU Battles Tech in Only SEC Tilt
The sole Southwest Conference basketball game on today’s schedule pitted Southern Methodist against Texas Tech in Lubbock. Next week Tech faces Rice in Houston, and TCU meets SMU in Dallas as SWC non conference play continues. Texas A&M led the conference with a 30 record and rested this weekend as results couldn’t affect their top status.
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Palmer Hanging Tough At Crosby's Annual Golf Gala
Palmer trails in pursuit at Pebble Beach as Bing Crosby’s tournament moves into the third round. Don Massengale leads with 167 157, Bert Yancey sits 1359, while Arnold Palmer compiles a 140 after a late challenge.
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Rozelle For College Bonuses Seeks Long Run Payment Controversy
Atlanta AP report cites NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle saying no immediate end to large college player bonuses. He notes bonuses helped quality of play, but doubts some reports of inflated deals, with estimates for 1965 top college players reaching over half a million dollars from pro teams.
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