Brazosport Ships Down Baytown 63 52 In Freeport
Brazosport Exporters beat Baytown 63 to 52 extending their winning streak to four. Kenneth Copping scored 18 for Brazosport while Baytown’s Byers led with 29 points but was outmatched by Brazosport’s 52 percent shooting and 29 18 rebounding edge. The game dropped Baytown to second in the conference with a loss to a key rival in front of 4400 fans.
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Brazosport JV Swamps Baytown In Freeport Blowout
Brazosport Junior Varsity crushed Baytown 148 to 31 in Freeport. Brazosport jumped to 14-0, led 31-21 at half, and 45-31 entering the final period. Baytown made 34 percent from the floor and 46 percent at the line, with limited offensive rebounding.
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Pasadena Eagles Rout Ball High in 75-49 Victory
Pasadena Eagles crushed Ball High 75-49 as Joe Tolliver led with 17 points on 52 percent shooting. Mickey Holder and Cecil Sellers sparked Pasadena while Galena Park and Texas City chased early league leads in a fast moving district showdown.
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Barbers Hill Tourney Ends In Wide-Field Scores
Local prep action features Barbers Hill tourney results with Barbers Hill girls and boys posting varied scores. Notable boys games include Barbers Hill 74 New Camey 32 and Dayton 39 Barbers Hill 37, while Barbers Hill B and Brzosport squads also appear in the mixed results alongside Baytown and Pasadena matchups.
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Barbers Hill Extends District Lead With New Caney Win
Barbers Hill Eagles dominated New Caney TLS 53 33 after a slow start. Brent Ray Charlie Burgess and Charles Aycock led early while Randy McCollum and Bill Kilgore added late scoring. Kilgore grabbed 15 rebounds as Barbers Hill stayed 5-0 atop district in sole possession.
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Ex Cougars Lead Open as Cupit Tops Rodgers in San Francisco
In a churning San Francisco Open round, 21 year old Jacky Cupit jumped to the lead with a one under 67, edging ex teammate Phil Rodgers by a stroke. Notables like Billy Casper, Art Wall, Jack Burke, Charlie Sifford, and Miller Barber remained within reach as Nicklaus faltered, while Harding Park drew fire from players for its course conditions.
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Billy Goodman Named Manager for Durham Farm Team
Billy Goodman, former Major League infielder and pinch hitter, signed to manage the Durham farm club of the Charlotte 45s in the Class A Carolina League. He replaces Larry Fitzgerald, who advanced to the AA farm club in San Antonio. Goodman, born March 23, 1926 in Concord Washington, played 16 seasons in the majors with the Red Sox Orioles White Sox and others, and led the American League in hits in 1969. He is married to Margaret and has daughter Kathy Jane.
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Highlands Pick To Make Finals Against Eaglets
MONT BELVIEU Texas Highlands meets Barbers Hill in the Barbers Hill Junior High Basketball Tournament final at Mont Belvieu Saturday after edging East Chambers in a morning game. Highlands earlier beat Cedar Bayou B 36 35 as R Jannise and Bruce Wood scored 18 each. Barbers Hill outshot Hamshire Fannett 35 32 to reach the title game with Joe Kilgore scoring 10. Cedar Bayou plays in consolation after a loss to Highlands and will face Anawimier of Dayton’s bracket. The Barbers Hill junior team will face the winner of Clear Creek in the finals.
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Baytown nets trip canceled due to cold weather
REL Netters Miss Year's First Trip called off as Baytown, led by coach Clint Nettleton, scrapped plans for a Corpus Christi Interscholastics trip. Seven players were entered in singles and doubles events but arctic air and freezing practice disrupted preparations and ineligibility for Sherwood Stewart altered the lineup.
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LaPorte Beats Channelview 61 43 in second half rally
La Porte Bulldogs defeated Channelview Falcons 61 to 43 after a tight match up to the third quarter. Channelview played with only four players finish due to a late foul out, as La Porte pulled away in the final period with Echols leading the scoring with 18 points and Wilkenson adding 13.
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Alvin Noses Past Deer Park 45-43 For District Lead
Alvin Yellowjackets claim first place in District 12-34 with a 45-43 win over Deer Park to move to 5-1. Deer Park slides to third as Alvin rallies from behind, aided by King with 28 points and late three-point plays, while Deer Park’s Moke Wand scores 11 in the setback.
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Colt 45s Eye 1963 Improve for Pennant Bid
Houston Colt 45s plan a tougher 1963 NL run focusing on forcing opponents to beat them. Manager Harry Craft and GM Paul Richards outline hopes for Carl Warwick Bob Aspromonte Pete Rumets and Mgr plans plus potential young players and new infield alignment as spring training nears in Apache Junction Arizona.
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May Be Through for Pitcher Fletcher with Tigers
Detroit may place left hander Tom Fletcher on the voluntary retired list after medical exams found chrom venous insufficiency in his pitching arm. The Tigers, who paid about 74500 for his 0.40 ERA Big Ten season, say arm rest is required and express hope he will pitch again someday despite the setback.
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SWC Tries To Improve On Records
Southwest Conference basketball gathers for nonleague tests with Texas Tech dropping to UCLA 83 to 63 in Lubbock. Jack Hirsch scored 25 and grabbed 12 rebounds for UCLA, while Harold Denny led Tech with 20 points. Baylor fell to Oklahoma City University, Texas Tech lost to UCLA, SMU hosts Oklahoma City University and Rice welcomes Trinity University in Houston.
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