Sterling B Team Triumphs as Eagles Edge Pasadena
The Sterling freshmen split with Pasadena in a doubleheader. Sterling B beat Pasadena 30-25 in the first game and lost 42-33 in the finale. Sterling led 12-2 early and held a 20-19 halftime edge in the A game, while Pasadena’s Allen Childers and Ronnie Donoho paced scoring for their squads.
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Pasadenas
Sterling Ap
Pasadena
Allen Childers
Ted Hazelwood
Eaglets
Childers
Gander Freshmen Clinch 57-40 Over South Houston Frosh
Roy Martinez led with 20 points while Ken Adiong and Felix Green added 14 and 13 as the AEL Gander Freshmen beat South Houston Frosh Monday night. The Ganders trailed by one after one quarter but pulled away in the second, with many points coming off the press. The B team fell 37-30 in the earlier game, Johnny Moore and Ted Watson starring for the losers.
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Roy Martinez
Ken Adiong
Felix Green
South Houston
UCLA Unanimous For 1s Coogs Hold Down 3rd Spot In Cage Ratings
UCLA remains number one in The Associated Press major college basketball poll. North Carolina rose to second, Houston third, Louisville fourth, and Princeton fifth. Cincinnati defeated Louisville as the top teams listed continue to jockey for position ahead of Western Kentucky and Vanderbilt joining the top ten.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
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West Coast
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Santa Barbara
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Louisville
Princeton
Western Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Florida
New Mexico
Gators
Tennessee
Utah
Brigham Young
Texas Western
Kansas
Providence
Picadors Brighten Tech Frosh Rise At Lubbock
Texas Tech freshmen known as Picadors remain unbeaten in five games while the varsity slumps to 3-9. Key scorers include Randy Sherrod 16 ppg Nash 14.2 ppg at 72.5 percent from the field. Victories include Lubbock Christian South Plains and McMurry frosh.
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Christian College
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McMurry Frosh
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Robinson Comebacker Of The Year
New York AP Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles, fresh off a knee operation and a celebrated return, secures the AP Comeback of the Year honor. He aims for a 1967 season of $100,000 pay and hopeful to surpass last year’s stats while rebuilding strength in his right leg. Arnold Palmer trails in second.
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Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
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Orioles
Associated Press
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Galfer
Arnold Palmer
Dan
Griffith
Archer
Art Mercante
Joe Bran
Joe Eppy
Griffith May Box Italy's Benvenuti in Garden showdown
Middleweight champion Emile Griffith wins a close 15 round decision over Joey Archer at Madison Square Garden and agrees to a March 22 bout with Italy's Nino Benvenuti pending terms. Griffith earns 75000, Archer 25000, with no knockdowns and judges split in a tense title defense.
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Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
Benvenuti
the Garden
Emile
Gil Clancy
Anderson New Coach At Corsicana
Raymond Anderson 39 principal at Sam Houston Elementary was named Corsicana High School football coach and athletic director on Monday. He succeeds Jim Acree who left to join Southern Methodist University as an assistant coach.
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Sam Houston
Anderson
Jim Acree
Southern Methodist University
Thomas Jefferson High School
San Antonio
Texas Tech
Phillips University
Texas Christian University
East Texas State
Bonham
Acree
Smiley High
Houston
Williams Favors Free Throws in Rice Arkansas Clash
Greg Williams, Rice sophomore guard, eyes more free throws after a 43 of 46 season showing for a .935 percentage. He aims to reach national lists in the Jan 31 game against Arkansas in Houston, following a recent game with SMU where he wasn’t fouled.
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Arkansas
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Willams
Southern Methodist
A's offer $500000 for Conigliaro
Boston learns Kansas City owner Charlie Finley offered $500000 for outfielder Tony Conigliaro after he signed a lucrative 1967 raise. Conigliaro, 22, has 84 homers and 227 RBIs in three seasons with the Red Sox.
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Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Dick O’connell
Conigliaro
Charles 0. Finley
Kansas City Ath
Telles
O'Connell
Charlie
Red Sox
Tony
Panthers Clash as Area Teams Battle for Playoff Spots
Area schedule features Anahuac and C. F. King in a key league clash at Sheldon after Anahuac previously defeated King. La Porte hosts Hitchcock Bulldogs after a loss to Clear Creek. Barbers Hill welcomes Warren. Channelion Falcons travel to Alvin Yellow Jackets to finish area play.
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Hitchcock Bulldogs
Wildcats
Barbers Hill
Warren
Chanelion Falcons
Alvin Yellowjackets
Musial Named Cardinal General Manager In 1967 Shakeup
ST LOUIS AP Stan Musial becomes the St Louis Cardinals general manager and vice president replacing Robert Howsam who moved to the Reds. Musial vows no major changes as he prepares the club for 1967 with 15 signed of 40 man roster. talks Maris and other unsigned players.
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Robert Howsam
Cincinnati Reds
Howsam
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St Petersburg
Fla
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Charlie Smith
Yanks
Nicklaus Wins Bing Crosby Golf Tourney
Jack Nicklaus birdied the final seven holes in a gale to win the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach with a 68 and a 284 total four under par. Arnold Palmer faded, Bill Casper finished second, and Nicklaus earned $16,000 top prize as Casper took $4,600 and Palmer $6,000.
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Crosby
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Frank
Bob Rosburg
Jack Burke Jr
Bill Parker
Joe Carr
Ganders Host Brazosport In North South Showdown Tonight
The REL Ganders, top seed with a 40 0 record, take a breather from zone warfare to face Brazosport in a 7:30 p.m. game as Sterling Rangers host Pasadena Eagles in a North Zone clash. Sterling seeks its first district win while Pasadena aims to stay with ABL in the title chase. Height and outside shooting figure in the matchups as JV games tip at 6 pm.
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South Houston
Robert E. Lee
Sam Rayburn
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Ronnie Garrett
Mike Manley
Richard Chase
Tide Kills State's First-Place Ambitions in SEC Race
In a crowded SEC action, Tennessee forced two overtimes to edge Kentucky while Alabama crushed Mississippi State 91-74. Vanderbilt and Tennessee led at 13-2 in conference play, with State two games back and Florida close behind, as Alabama received 17 points from Tom Jones and Gary Elliot along with contributions from Nordholz and Turner.
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Gary Elliot
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