Winless Ganders Face Tough Road in Conference Play
Baytown's Ganders cling to hope after a 63-57 loss to Exporters as they battle a slump with no clear cure. Coach Bollinger rues consistent errors, turnovers, and fouls that derail fast breaks while noting the team has shown sparks in rebounding and field shooting at times. The looming question: can they win one more game or risk an 0-10 fate that would haunt future squads.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Don’ Notlebart
Phils
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Tors
Pratosport
Bollinger
Tnger
Baytown
Jane
UH Gets First Shot In Aggie-Owl SWC Showdown
The Associated Press reports Texas A&M visits Houston Tuesday for a key conference clash with Houston aiming to challenge top contenders Rice and SMU. Rice hammered Trinity 94-74 as Kendall Rhine scored 28, while SMU edged Oklahoma City 79-73. Wichita beat Loyola Chicago, extending its Missouri Valley climb as Cincinnati battles Tulsa with a televised tilt looming.
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Rice
Kendall Rhine
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma City
Gene Elmore
Mustangs
Arkansas
Tulsa
Rick Park
Wichita
Chicago
Loyola
Cincinnat
Missouri
Dave Stallworth
Cincy
St. Louis
Chicago Stadium
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Vicwry
Tjew
Drake
Bradley
Peoria
Fox joins Colt Stadium lineup in 1964 season
Nellie Fox, traded from the White Sox to the Colts, arrives in Houston to join Colt Stadium. Fox discusses slotting at second base, adjusts to the move from American to National League, and notes his 1963 AL batting average of .587 in his outfield and infield experiences.
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Nelle Fox
iHouston
Paul Richards
al Ticans
Comiskey Park
Colt Stadium
Fox
Colts
Jim Goldenland
Danny Murphy
Ue Fox
Chicago
Highlands Tourname Declared Incomplete From Fragments
Fragmented OCR yields a high school style sports snippet listing teams such as Highlands and Kirwin with scores like Kirwin 83 and 77, plus references to a Bayou event, a $5 and $7 stakes, and a Freeport 36 result. The text is garbled but centers on a regional tournament with unclear dates and multiple small teams.
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Highlands
Aviown
Chasterview
Kirwin
Liberty
Hightoras
Dayren
Bevlawn
Hightones
Peat Mann
Bears win fifth Highlands Rotary tourney title in drama
Cedar Bayou defeated host Highlands 66-52 to claim the championship as Baytown captured the consolation trophy 28-27 over Galvester Kirwin. Baytown earlier edged Channelview 47-46 and Kirwin beat Highlands 50-47 in consolation play. Cedar Bayou led with three players in double figures and 65 percent free throw shooting. Bobby Slack totaled 58 points across three games.
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Highlands Rotary Club
Trent
Baytown
Galvester
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Channelview
Kirwin
Highlands
Liberty
Dayton
Bobby Slack
Ir Thompson
Norman Montgomery
Bobby Nelson
Slack
Mont.gomery
Ricky Burch
Karl Cooper
Bears
Burch
Cooper
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Cedar Bayiou
Clear Creek
Isis Highlands
Days
Darton
Eagles
Ronnie Smith
Smith
Charles Courtney
Strampe Wins All-Star Bowling Title and Turns Pro
Bob Strampe, 27, newly married, won the $15,000 All-Star men's championship in St. Louis 1959 and, after being fired as an aeronautical engineer, became a top pro based in Detroit with an estimated $15,000 annual income. He defeated Tommy Tuttle 685 series, 257 225 203, while Laverne Carter claimed the $5,000 women's title, beating Evelyn Teal as Teal earned $3,000.
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Bob Strampe
Strampe
Detroit
Minneapolis
Tommy Tuttle
Hall
N.C
Tuttle
Don Carter
St. Louis
Laverne Carter
Carter
Evelyn Teal
Miami
Fila
Teal
University of Florida
Rodriguez Meets January In Lucky International Open Playoff
In San FranciscoRodriguez and January Berg faced a final playoff for $3 500 after both posted 272 in the Lucky International Open The event offered 7 500 to the winner with Palmer Floyd Littler Rudolph Casper Jacobs Gustin Ragan Boros Nicklaus Ferrier among those close in a tightly bunched field on a day of feathered greens and late drama
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San Francisco
Juan Rodriguez
Janky Bon January
January Berg
Park
Rodriguez
Arnold Palmer
Ray Floyd
Mason Rudolph
Gene Littler
Bil Casper
Tommy Jacobs
Jon
Gustin
Art
Wall
Dave Ragan
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Jim Ferrier
Greenies Grab La Marque Trophy With Two Wins
Horace Mann led the Greenies to the LaMarque Junior High title with a 26-? victory over Freeport after routing Galveston Loveneberg 64-42 in the semifinals. Savell and Derrett earned all tournament honors with strong scoring and rebounding, backed by Zierlein and a strong bench effort.
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Lovenberg
Derrett
Freeport
Lavell
Zierlein
Ricky Farmer
Pat Orchin
Mann
Greenies
Winter Games Open Wednesday at Innsbruck
Athletes from 35 countries prepare for the ninth Winter Olympics in Innsbruck Austria with about 1270 entrants. The opening ceremony and flame arrival are set as snow shortages prompt some event adjustments. Americans aim for gold with top skiers Saubert and Wermer leading Alpine events.
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Austria
Olympic Village
Innsbruck
Greece
Innschnuck
Jbut
United States
Norway
Sweden
U.S
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Bud Wermer
Steamboat Springs
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