Expected Close- BJH Tops Austin
Baytown's BJH Panthers crushed Austin 61-26 with strong second half shutout after a close first half. Goslins led with 12 points by Tino Garcia while Baytown's Ploeger and others paced zone 1 scoring as Cedar Bayou's defense limited Austin to six in the third period.
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Galveston
Baytown
Goslins
Tony Garcia
Junior High
Alfonso Nava
Nava
Galveston Austin
Ploe
Alfred Lewter
Seallers
Don Ploeger
Cedar Bayou
Scoribig
la Marque
Ling
Othe
Texas City
Baylor Goslins
Tino Garcia
Horace Mann Routs Nava Greenies In Non-District Tilt
Horace Mann improved to 17-5 with a 67-36 win as Fisher led the Greenies with 20 points and 13 rebounds. Kirwin and Moore contributed for Horace Mann while Bayteen paced the eighth graders 16 points in the loss.
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Tino Garcia
Horace Mann
Nava
Bojton Kirwin
Brunson O
Simpson
Greenies
Bereta
Feady
Pullick
Austin
Greenies Anderson
Saucedo
Moore
Evens
Green Goblins
Gaona
Bayteen
Bulls Eye
Rex Fish
Jeve Thorpe
Jerry Hance
Fisher
Brice Martin
Bruce Harris
Hirwit
Pat Way
Billy Traywick
Texas
Highlands Fishered by Blocker in Zone Battle
Highlands Eagles lost 61 to 35 at Tex as City Blocker in a crucial district playoff race. Highlands shot 16 percent, led by Johnnie Coleman with 10, Ray Sonnier 7, and Dwayne Creel 6. They travel to Galveston next Thursday to face Lovenberg in a zone AT game.
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Highlands
Highlands Eagles
Texas
Eagles
Horace Mann
Blocker
Texas Citians
Charles Freeman
Johnnie Coleman
Eagle
Coleman
Ray Sonnier
Dwayne Creel
Coleman l
Sonnier
Lovenberg
Whitey Nichols
Galveston
REL Grid Banquet To Feature Radio Sportscaster
Paul Orseck Houston radio sportscaster will speak at the annual Robert Lee football banquet at 7 p.m. January 23 at the REL cafeteria. Tickets are $30 per person. New Sterling High head coach Roland Kudin will be master of ceremonies and Dan Stallworth athletic director will present awards. Head Coach Fete Sultis will recognize all lettermen and all district and all state selections.
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Paul Orseck
Houston
Robert Lee
Cafeteri
Sterling High
Roland Kudin
Dan Stallworth
Ron Kramer
James Gay
Fete Sultis
Dolphins seek public hearing on Orange Bowl use
ASAMI Fla AP The Orange Bowl festival and University of Miami ask for a public hearing before Feb 2 on a contract allowing the Miami Dolphins AFL team to use Orange Bowl facilities. University officials note desire to protect festival rights while granting access to the Dolphins.
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Dolphins
ASAMI
Fla
University of Miami
Miami Dolphins
Miami
Robert King High
University
Henry King Stanford
Horace Mann University of Miami
Ciruti
Robert Hector
Molaison
Baker
Brown
Melvin Reese Fisher
AFL
Harris
Birwin
Dean
Morales
Eggleston
Anonson
Walters
Horace Mann
Mudcat Grant Seeks $50,000 Salary to Pitch in 1966
Mudcat Grant told reporters he will not sign with the Minnesota Twins for less than $50,000, urging a raise from $29,000 to pitch in 1966. He contrasted talk of a show business career with his baseball future, while also trading barbs with Twins President Calvin Griffith at the Baseball Writers Dinner.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Jim
Mudcat
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota Twins
Calvin
Fred
Griffith
Pitts
Hart
Adams
Grant
Coleman
Olifer
Nichols
Sonnier
Nelson G
Olhaven
Blocker Grant
Buz
Orisins
Davis
Hutchins
McaAninah
Kit McDonald
Ramos
New York
Staggs
Quebec
Seney
Highlands
Baseball Writers
Wisconsin Braves antitrust case moves toward trial
Circuit Judge Elmer W. Roller ruled that Wisconsin has a sufficient basis to file an antitrust suit against the Braves and related parties over the team’s planned move to Atlanta. He set a seven day period for the defendants to answer, while a temporary injunction case remains on hold.
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Milwaukee
Wis
iCircuit
Elmer W. Roller
Wisconsin
Ita
Itis
Snudge Roller
National League
The
Braves
Grubs
Atlanta
Milwaukee County Stadium
Roller
Congress
Milwaukee County
Roker’s Court
U.S. District Court
Bears stun La Marque in OT thriller
Cedar Bayou upset La Marque 59 57 in an overtime clash. Bullard and Rougeau led Cedar Bayou while Davis nailed the deciding 18 foot shot. Cedar Bayou improves to 15 7 heading to Galveston for the next game against the Weis Owls.
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LA Marque
Cedar Bayou
la Marne Tigers
Jeff Davis
Bears
Sonny Rougeau
Mike Stevens
Joe Conway
Mergin
Robert Bullard
Bullard
Rougeau
Burt
Ory
Davis
McGown
Bril
Tigers
Nant
Coachi
Farry Nettles
Sermy
Feild
Theloor
Edes Cos IV
David Hudson
Theeini
Weis Owls
Galvestton
Conway
Wwe Bougeau
Ben Olan Suget O
LA Associated Press
Duke
Kentucky
Piciatec Press
Bas
Clark
St. Jones
Joseph's
Pennsylvania
Kan- Leonard
Iilas
Bradley
Hall T
St Joseph's
Ichn
New York
Nwo
Silpiaces
Kansas
Los Cedar Bayou
Nebraska
Duke And Kentucky Still Head Of The Cage Class
Duke leads with 39 2 record while Kentucky posts 12 0 as NCAA cage rankings show top ten through January 22. Cincinnati climbs after a win over Peoria and moves into the list. Providence Vanderbilt St Joseph's and others follow with mixed records and totals.
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Duke
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Peoria
Braves
Totel
Providence
Vanderbilt
St. Joseph's
Texas Western
T. Chicago
Loyola
Kansas
UCLA
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REL Grid
Thad Felton
John M. Kilgore
NASA
LAW Center
Lanteary
Harris County
Whch
Jetero
Baytown Area
Louie Welch
S. B. Bruce
Bill Elliott
Harris County Committee For Growth
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