Sixth Time Out Almost Key To Gander Win
LaMarque Tigers rally late in a 53 52 loss to the Ganders as a sixth timeout becomes pivotal. Mike Lawdon hits a late free throw to tie and Larry Pitre's inbounds pass keeps the Ganders alive, with a dramatic finish in Texas City.
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Waller Bulldogs Fall Short to Barbers Hill in Tight Clash
In a defensive duel at home the Waller Bulldogs lost 42 to 20 as Barbers Hill shocked them with a fast start and late rally. Richard Perry led Waller with 15 points, while Barbers Hill’s Kilgore and Flowers starred with 28 and 10 rebounds respectively as the Eagles exploited a smaller court and steady ball handling.
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Gander JVs Romp 77-39 in district play
Gander JVs improved to 7-0 in Loop L44A after a 77-39 win at La Marque over the Tigers. Led by Jack Derrett 16, Tom Sink 12, and Terry Stanley 18 rebounds, the visitors built a strong 45 percent shooting edge while La Marque managed only 22 percent. The win extended Gander’s nine-game streak and sets up a home date with Pasadena Eagles Tuesday to start the second round of district play.
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Namath Returns to Hospital for Knee Operation
Joe Namath, Jets quarterback, is in Lenox Hill Hospital for knee surgery to repair damaged cartilage. He insists the $400,000 contract and high salary won’t dampen his drive to prove his worth to the American Football League club.
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Clear Creek Leads 12-3A Wildcats in tight district clash
Clear Creek held top spot after a 27 point victory over La Porte as Deer Park dominated Channelview 97-68. Deer Park moved to 21- league record behind a balanced attack led by Roy Whitley 17 and Rodney White 23, while La Porte’s Boboy Hayes top scored with 12.
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Scoring leaders and team totals in district basketball action
Roberto La Pone leads Jeene iual scoring with 50 points over three games, 22 field goals and 12 free throws, while Johnny Valentino of Cleir Creek is second with 47 and David Wing of Alvin third with 45. Deer Park leads team scoring with 207 points, and Deer Park also tops field goals with 81. First night action features Alvin hosting Channelview and Clear Creek at Dickinson with games at 7:30 p.m.
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Baytown Boxers Claim Golden Gloves Wins in Houston
Baytown Boxing Club earned Golden Gloves titles at the Houston Eli's Club event. Mike Ramirez defeated Kenneth Turheylles in the 8 pound division and Tony Garcia, 13, delivered a strong first-tournament win. Robert Zimbro from the Astros was mentioned in coverage. The Baytown team plans to compete February in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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Tittle Retires After 17 Pro Seasons With Giants
New York AP reports A. Tittle retires after 17 years in pro football. A Giants quarterback, he will stay with the team as public relations man and scout, not at quarterback. Tittle holds multiple NFL records including most touchdown passes in a season and most passes completed, while retiring after leading New York to division titles and finishing among top passers.
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Crosby Buffaloes crush Hempstead in 57 29 win
Crosby Buffaloes led wire to wire in the boys game beating Hempstead 57 29 as Johnny Peska poured in 30 points and Rocky Keene added 30. Crosby also beat Hempstead B 80 20 while Crosby girls fell 46 36 to Hempstead. Spring visits Crosby Tuesday as standings shift.
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Timberlake to Sign with New York Giants
Muskegon Michigan AP reports quarterback Bob Timberlake from Franklin Ohio announced plans to sign with the New York Giants of the NFL. Timberlake, 21, said he will travel with his attorney for the formal signing next Friday. He praised Giants owners and coach Sherman and denied influence from Y. Tittle’s retirement.
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