Bay-Tex Cage Quints Set For League Play
Bay-Tex area cage teams aim for third wins as 2-A action features Crosby at Humble Road and Hull-Daisetta rallying, with Anahuse and Dayton also in contention. Buffaloes breakout leads by Tom Davenport 31 points, Renny Davenport 25, Jimmy 14 as La Porte and Channelview jockey for position in 2-A and 3-A standings amid tight league tests.
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All Star pace fuels Greer and Beaty clash
Hal Greer shined in the All-Star game earning MVP and carried his form into a 35 point night for Philadelphia in a 123 203 win over Detroit. Beaty posted career highs in the same stars game while struggling in the second half against Boston with 16 of 24 and 11 free throws.
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Highlands Cedar Bayou split in city cage action
Highlands and Cedar Bayou Junior Schools split a Thursday night double header in city cage action. Highlands won the 7th grade game 23 to 25 with Kenneth Battle scoring 10. Cedar Bayou captured the 8th grade game 34 to 33 led by Charles Conder with nine and Pete King added nine in the opener.
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Boston College warmups for UCLA clash in New York
Boston College defeated Le Moyne 50 to 61 in a mystery game arranged after schedules. Bob Cousy coached Eagles posted 18 by Steve Adelman while Jerry Driscoll added 17. UCLA led by Lew Alcindor scored 35 as the Bruins won their ninth of 15 starts at Le Moyne Athletic Center with 2,200 in attendance.
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Baylor Faces TCU in Key Southwest Conference Showdown
Baylor and TCU ready for a pivotal Southwest Conference clash in Fort Worth after Baylor closed non conference play with a 101 67 win over Tarleton and TCU crushed Austin College 118 78. A TCU victory would tie for first with Rice, while a Baylor win preserves an undefeated mark. Brown Idol of St Bonaventure extended his personal win streak to 15 as the Bonnies beat St Francis. Army beat Manhattan 73 68 for sixth straight. Oklahoma City topped Arkansas 90 32 in overtime.
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Rebels, Wharton To Vie In Tough Conference Clash
Blinn upset by Lee 37-35 as Rebels use a slow tempo to restrict shots. McCormick’s defense contained Flinn, holding them to 34 floor attempts and two 10 minute scoreless stretches before overtime. Lee aims at Wharton with similar tactics, while Badeaux and Courtney lead scoring for Lee Roughly two players, Badeaux and Courtney, reached 10 points in the win.
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Sterling Fresh Split With Deer Park Basket Night
Sterling Rangers freshmen split with Deer Park as the B squad lost the opener and the A team won 40 39 in a tight finish. Montie Ramsey led Sterling with 13 points in the loss while David Hudson scored 15 in the A contest. Paul Mulvaney topped Deer with 11 in the second game and David Brogan had 11 for Deer in scoring.
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