Ganders Triumph In 69 58 Victory Over Tigers
Ganders press and rebounding power overcome Grange as Tommy Parris scores 22 for the Ganders. Baytown Tigers led by Joe Bill Bolton with 17 points while Edwin Denny adds 14 for the Ganders. Orange hits 46 percent from the floor to Baytown’s 36 percent. Ganders pull ahead to a 49-85 margin entering the final period and set up a showdown with Freeport.
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Tom Murray
ONBH
Tigers
Orange Tiger
Frank James
James MacGill
Grange
Tommy Parris
Joe Bill Bolton
Edwin Denny
Ganders
Parris
Jerry Don Smith
Richard Walle
Wolfe
Smith
James’ Lads
Lee
Orange
Bolton
Baytown
James’ Crew
Denny
Sonny Morgan
Morgan
Jayuay
Hechler
Sah Oe
Samak
Terps Tatum Calls SWC Stronger Than Big Ten
Maryland coach Jin Tatum says the Southwest Conference is stronger overall than the Big Ten, challenging midwestern writers and coaches who rank top teams. He argues top-to-bottom power favors the SWC despite Big Ten pro alums and all-star showings.
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Treaans
Maryland
Jin Tatum
SWC
Texas
Big Ten
Midwest
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Tatum
Fox
Jim
Hippen
Phen
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Havey Robinson
SWC Edge Over Big Ten Spurs Debate On Power
The piece argues the Southwest Conference holds the edge over the Big Ten, noting SWC claims a 1 win 5 tie 0 loss record against the conference and questions Big Ten strength. It cites Ohio State Michigan Purdue Illinois Michigan State and Notre Dame in critiquing Big Ten power and year to year performance.
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Maryland
Big 10
Big Ten
Ohio State
SWC
SMU
Teague
Tnediana
Northwestern
Hingis
Towa
Purdue
Wo Powers
Dutois
Buddy Young
UAT
J.C. Caroline
Notre Dame
Texas
Longhorns
Michigan State
Ilinois
Melien
Dres
Army
Navy
Michig
Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota Gophers in the Power Talks and Midwest Echoes
A critical look at Minnesota's era under Bernie Bierman and the Gophers firing a 1954 revival in their yard, Wisconsin’s shaky win over Rice on national TV, and questions about Big Ten power and cross-sectional play versus the South and Southwest.
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Minnesota
Apardmount
Bernie Bierman
Gophers
Wisconsin
Alan
Amethe
Neeking
Dakinee
Salute Out? Foothill Reserve Confusion Over Tradition
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a story about a disrupted salute or respectful mark connected to a national tradition. It mentions Foothill reserves and a boy, with unclear details on the incident and its context or outcome.
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CLARA
Barly Wont
Badions
Eynods
Yankers
Acehanive
Wann
Dhernyphonia
Beaumont Triumphs In District Showdown Over Freeport
Ervin Turner leads Beaumont to a 70-41 win over Freeport as Beaumont strengthens its district grip and moves to a 4-1 record. Galena Park edges Fasadeng 62-32 to push into second place alongside Jackets. Baytown stays fourth after beating Orange 69-58. Orange remains last at 0-7. Friday slate features Baytown vs Freeport, Galena Park at Port Arthur, Beaumont at Galveston, Orange at Pasadena.
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Ervin Turner
Beaumont
Stalinas
Freeport
Galena Park
Fasadeng
Jackets
Port
Baytown
Orange
Port Arthur
Galveston
Ganders
Pasadena
Beaumont Bjalela
Baytow
Deer Park Dominates Santa Fe to Open District Play
Deer Park blitzed Santa Fe 67 to 25 in the first round of district 28-AL action at Deer gym. Jimmy Carpenter scored 16 in the first half, Wilbert Biggott added 12, and Deer Park led 26-4 after one quarter and 44-1 at halftime before reserves closed the game.
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Canton Watkins Lady Mercy
Santa Fe
Weals Indians
Deer Gymnasium
AL Watkins
Shem
Slick Deer
Deer
Deer Park
Jimmy Carpenter
Wilbert Biggott
Sonny Moor
Missouri City
Migs Ache
Crosby Bulls Fall Short at Smiley in Close Loss
Crosby Bulls lost to Smiley 43 40 in a tight game as they evened their season record and kept the district record at two wins. Richard Keene led Crosby with 11 points in the defeat. Crosby girls, however, beat Smiley 47 41 with Carol Jo Poika scoring 22.
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Crosby Bulls
Smiley
Danale Crosby
Bulls
Cros
Richard Keene
Los
Crosby Girls
Carol Jo Poika
Webster Wildcats Triumph Over La Porte 62-42
Webster High School defeated La Porte 62 to 42 as Frank Akins led the Bulldogs with 18 points. Webster shot 42 percent from the floor while La Porte struggled, with 67 percent of Webster’s field goals coming in the first half and La Porte scoring at a low rate throughout the game.
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Bulldogs
Webster
Wildcats
la Porte
Deny
Frank Akins
Tay Porte
Angleton Apset
Borle
David Taek
Bulldog
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