Trojans Rally For 60 50 Victory Over Tors In Grudge
South Houston and Ball High opened the final first round game as Trojan guards Kirkland with 24 and Johnson 19 keyed a 60 50 win. Ball’s Mike Cowan led with 14, while Walter Syers and Walter Reynolds each added nine. Kirkland sparked 24 points and Johnson added 6 as the Trojans surged past the Tors, pulling Ball out of a third place tie.
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Galveston
South Houston
Ball High
Trojans
Baytown
Pan
Bill Engle
Larry Johnson
Charles Kirkland
Kirkland
Johnson
Jerry Eversole
Regie Wirpitz
Denny Meihung
Mike Cowan
Frank Howard
Walter Syers
Gene Lossow
Bil and
Syers
Walter Mel Reynolds
Galena Park
Tors
NFL Meet Underway
New York AP reports the National Football League meeting began with members split over how to stock the Minnesota Vikings. One faction seeks limits on players available for the Vikings by coach Norm Van Brocklin, noting the team has already drafted 20 players and signed quarterback George Shaw.
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NEW York
National Football League
Osnercs
Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Vikings
George Shaw
Gander grid notes record figures from Stallworth banquet
Dan Stallworth outlined Ganders football honors from last season at a Gander banquet noting 16 players since 140 Baytown years earned all district berths, five named to all-state, six to all-America teams, with seven periods yielding high totals and one misaddressed ballot incident.
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Stallworth
Baytown
Haing
Texas
TCU Star Player Suspended For Secret Marriage
Jerry Cobb, TCU top scorer and rebounder, has been suspended for violating the university rule against secret marriages. Cobb, 22, of Dallas, reportedly wed Sandra Hines of Wyckoff, New Jersey, in November. she is suspended as well.
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Team
Fort Worth
Jerry Cobb
Texas Christian University
Laurence C. Smith
Cobb
Dallas
Sandra Hines F
Wycoff, NJ
Ohio State Dominates AP Poll Unanimously for Sixth Straight Week
Ohio State remains the nation’s lone unbeaten and top ranked team, receiving all 36 first place votes in the weekly AP poll. Purdue visits after Ohio State’s 75-56 win over Minnesota. St Bonaventure and Bradley follow in the rankings with North Carolina Duke and others also noted.
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Associated Press
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Jerry Lucas
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Bradley
Bonnies
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New York
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Louisville
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California
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Utah
West Virginia
XaVier
Ohio
Wichita
Auburn
Kentucky
Wake Forest
Ganders confront Smiley as Baytown tops big tally
Baytown hosts Smiley High as the Ganders seek a string of wins after a second place in district rebounding. Knudson leads Baytown scorers while Byers dominates the boards, with Smiley showing strong defense and Press to stem their fast break. Baytown eyes a top finish in 12-4A via a key Tuesday night clash.
Palmer Seeks Grand Slam in 1960 Golf Season
Arnold Palmer aims for golf's grand slam in 1960, planning to play the British Open and Ryder Cup after a dominant year that saw him win the Masters and U.S. Open, lead money winners with 80,378, and be named Athlete of the Year. He notes his goal to sweep the four majors remains ambitious but possible.
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King
U.S
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Pallmer
Rae Hickok Pray
Liutrobe
Floyd Patterson
Norm van Brocklin
Philadephia Eagles
Bill Mazeroski
Vernon Tan
Patterson
van Brocklin
Mazeroski
Law
Rochester Press and Radio Club
Ben Hasan
Northwestern Stuns Purdue In Two Big Ten Night Games
Northwestern used a four man zone to limit Ter ry Dischinger as Purdue fell 4 62 to Northwestern. Ralph Wells led the Wildcats with 21 points while Jerry Berkshire scored 20 for Purdue. Minnesota beat Michigan State 9 10, keeping Purdue tied with Ohio State for the conference lead.
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Associated Press
Northwestern
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan State
Terry Dischinger
Boilermakers
Ohio State
Dischinger
Wildcats
Big Yen
Jerry Berkshire
Perdue
Ralph Wells
Wells
Rec
Chiea State
Columbug
Jerry Lucas
Another Dahn Hits 700 Series In Bowling League Night
Johnny Dahn rolled a 723 series to top the Ter race Class League Monday night, ahead of Willis Dahn who posted a 701. Baytown and Texas City figures led scoring as Goslin, Mann, Rincon, and Stewart contributed strong performances in a closely contested meet.
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Willis
Doowling
Johnny
Dohning
Strom
Hig Strek
Ao Sore
Turkey
Baytown
Bob Whaley
Lover Blocker
Texas City
Mony
George Rincon
Frank Terry
Goslin
Sherwood Stewart
Red Goslins Take Only Win On Monday Circuit
Lovenburg trailed at halftime 18 12 then surged to a 26 20 edge as the Goslins rallied for a win on the Monday circuit. Cedar Bayou’s Try of Texas City opened strong, shooting seven of eight early to lead 61 60. Jim Puckett led the Bears with 16 points and Tony Sooy added 13 as they pulled within 34 16 at halftime, then narrowed the gap after a 41 point third quarter. Mickey Walker scored 10 and Dickie Dixon added points for the Eagles. Kenny Rupp poured in 42 to pace the B team, while Loyenburg and the Baytown Goslins kept the race tight.
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Neil Cube
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Rue
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Gore
Catene Park
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Faleia
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Tony Sooy
Periol
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Dickie Dixon
Robert Maxwell
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Bennie Shirey
Ubahtands
Kenny Rupp
Nets
Kinid Johnson
Bear Bees
Pommy Reagan
Hoth
Hanes
Chane
Vane Loyenburg
Baytown Gosims
Blue
Richard Oliver
Mississippi Southern Coach Resigns to Join Texas A&M Staff
HATTIESBURG Miss AP coach Jack Thomas of Mississippi Southern resigns to become an assistant football coach at Texas A&M. The resignation takes effect in January.
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Miss
Mississippi Southern
Jack Thomas
Texas Agm
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Highlands Cops Tf Cane Tourney Champions in Texas City
Highlands won the Texas City eighth grade tournament title 32 27 over Fry after beating Jackson Pasadena 28 21 Northshore 38 25 and Southmore Pasadena 34 23 Jackson won the consolation bracket Robert Maxwell and Mickey Wilkerson made the all tournament team Maxwell scored 38 points over four games Wilkerson 26 Dixon 23 points and defensive help from Dixon and Wilkerson led Highlands to top game totals and its first tournament championship.
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Texas City
Highlands
Baytown
Horace Mann
Fry
Jackson
Pasadena
Northshore
Southmore
Yorace Mann
Robert Maxwell
Mickey Wilkerson
Maxwell
Wilkerson
Bennie Shirey
Dicky Dixon
Roger Wunch
Buddy Kuch
Arthur Maxwell
Bobby Bob 1Alik
Dixon
4Lands
Galena Park honors Curtis MVP at football banquet
Curtis named Most Valuable Player for the 1960 Galena Park football team during Monday night’s banquet. Nathan Isenberg presented the award. Coach Paul Smith led 12-4A co champions Baytown and Brazosport to district play, praising his season as his best in five years.
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Galena Park
Kenny Curtis
Nathan Isenberg
Curtis
Paul Smith
Baytown
Brazosport
John Hoke
Smith
Harlan Baldridge
Ben Bowen
Jess Sadler
Bill Wilson
Julian Kuehl
Claude R
Chena) Gilstrap
Arlington State College
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