Baytown Stings Face Ganders In Key District Clash
Baytown must recover from a rough first round as Galena Park leads the tight race with Pasadena and Ball High. The Stings rely on height and experience to challenge Texas City and push toward a strong finish in the district standings.
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Baytown
Tonin
Texas City
Stings
Galveston
Ball High Tors
Tors
Galena Park
Yellow Jackets
Pasadena
Brazosport
Getton
Pasadéna
Breyton
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Wollown
Ships
Pear Cent
Paign
Fingles
Texas Cityjc
Ganders
iGanders
High
Daytown
Ben Bowen
Galenal
District 12-38 In Review by Benny Moskowitz
District 12-38 standings show a four team chase led by Alvin and Deer Park, with La Marque and Clear Creek close. Deer Park upset Tigers 54-50 in OT, then lost to Alvin, while Clear Creek defeated Alvin 49-48 and La Marque 57-31. Bobby Finger leads scoring, Bruce Williams rebounds.
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Benny
Moskowfts Sun Ares
Marque
Clear Creek
Alvin
Deer Park
la Marque
Tigers
Crannelview
Dickinson O
Ride
Dickinson
la Morava
Channelview
Jrace
Wildcats
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Falcons
la Porte
Bobby Finger
Finger
Bill Howard
Jimmy Dale Lenox
Howard
Lenox
Bruce Williams
Sa Marque
Alvin Lo
Normar.Tobleman
Bobby Hayes
Koy
David King
King
Ceive
Tableman
Ronnie Wolters
Tobieman
Wolters
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
Recap of college basketball results. Creighton beat St Francis 77 to 5, Georgia Tech edged Florida 62 to 54, Southeastern Louisiana defeated Georgia 72 112, Texas Southern 107 over McNeese 63, Northwestern Louisiana 57 over Louisiana College 57, Indiana 78 over Loyola Chicago 70, Michigan State 102 over Ohio State 77, Oklahoma 69 over Bartlesville Oilers 27, Texas Tech 102 over New Mexico State Eastern 4.
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Florida
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Mississippi State
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Georgia
South Carolina
Southern
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McNeese
Northwestern
Louisiana
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Stephen F. Austin
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New Mexico
Texas Tech
Maidwestern & Gramialing
Wiley
Arkansas Amu
Alcorn
Texas
Sam Houston
Texas al
East Tess State
Howard Payne
Sul Rass
Wayland
Auatth
Chi Chi Rodriguez Wins Lucky International Open in Thriller
Chi Chi Rodriguez, 120 pounds, beat Don January by one stroke to capture the Lucky International Open at Harding Park. Rodriguez led by five, carded a 34-36 70, and produced 15 minutes of comedy to entertain the crowd after the round. January bogeyed late on the final hole to fall short by one.
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San Francisco
Chi Chi. Rodriguez
Don January
Rodriguez
Juan
Harding Park
Air Force Base
Woosh
January
Wodd
Baytown Bayou Bears Stifle Highlands In Overtime Duel
In Gulf Coast Junior High District action Fry's 57 point overtime win over Horace Mann, Cedar Bayou rolled 70-51 past Highlands as Baytown and Texas City racked wins to chase playoff spots. Lavenberg sits third in the league with Alto rivals Cedar Bayou dominating early and completing a clean sweep in the B game with a 48-24 victory.
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Texas
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Baytown
Galveston
Louvenberg
Blocker
Eagles
Horace Mann
Bears
Bobby Nelson
Bobby Slack
Nelson
Yew
Thomion
Pussell Hargraves
Gary Burns
Karl Cooper
Charles Court
Manns Dragons Triumph in Overtime Narrow Win
Horace Mann faltered late as Fort Worth Dragons outscored Greenies 5 2 in overtime to clinch a 60 37 victory dropping Texas City to fourth in the league. Jimmy Savell led Mann with 29 points, Jack Derrett 14, Ricky Farmer 10 as Mann hit 38 percent from the field. Fry and Munn contributed unevenly as turnovers and sloppy passing hurt late chances. Mann also won the B game 46 33.
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Eagles
Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Bears
Mike Mantey
Ronnie Garrett
Roger Simmons
Robert Bailey
Cedar Bayott
Texas City
Spi
Horace Mann
Dragons
Greenies
Ory Jed
Jimmy Savell
Jack Derrett
Ricky Farmer
Savell
Munn
Fry
Raiders Wallop Midwestern but Razorbacks Bow Raiders
Southwest Conference action featured Texas Tech overpowering Midwestern 102 86 while Bartlesville Oilers upset Arkansas 87 75 in non league play. Tech led 41 29 at halftime with Glen Hallam scoring 21, and Midwestern’s John Henry Young topped with 30 points. Arkansas’ Jim Jay led his team with 19.
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Associated Press
Texas Tech
Midwestern
Bartlesville
Okla
Oilers
Arkansas
Texas AM
University of Houston
Ted
Baytown Falls to Lovenberg 41-36 in close Regional Showdown
Baytown trailed 3-1 at halftime before a 33-point second half surge by the Red Goslins fell short as Lovenberg closed strong 41-36. Dean Littlepage and Mike Ashley sparked a third quarter rally with 12 points combined while Ashley and Bo Robinson added key boards and late-game pressure. Lovenberg maintained edge despite Baytown’s late push with Lidepage, Scott Liggett each scoring nine and the Goslins missing crucial fourth-quarter chances.
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Galveston
Baytown
Red Goslins
Lovenberg
Dean Littlepage
Mike Ashley
Goslins
Lavenberg
Littlepage
Ashley
Raytown
Laveenberge
Lidepage
Scott Liggett
Bo Jobinson
Johnson
Lovenphere
Wheatshockers climb AP poll to seventh spot
Wichita State University shocks extend to seventh in the Associated Press major college basketball poll after a 76 59 victory over Loyola Chicago. UCLA remains No 1 with 392 points, while Michigan State and Minnesota push into Nos 2 and 3 as the season nears March NCAA play. Davidson rises to No 3 with two first place votes. Vanderbilt and Villanova move to Nos 4 and 5, Kentucky sits No 6, and DePaul remains No 9 with Tennessee at No 10.
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Associated Press
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University of Wichita
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Shockers
Chicago
Loyola
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Rentuel Vanderbilt
Villanova Eoch
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
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Penn
West Chesters
Vandy
DePaul
Maior
Dike
Tennessee
Wnanana
U S and Canada score key pre Olympic wins
United States and Canada reported important pre Olympic victories as winter games prep continued in Innsbruck Austria. Billy Kidd and Bud Werner earned top seedings in downhill while Canada’s hockey team routed Yugoslavia 14 1. IOC withdrew invitation to South Africa until racial policy issues resolved. Calgary leads bid for 1968 winter games with other contenders listed.
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Billy Kidd
Stawe
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
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TOC
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France
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Japan
International Ski Federation
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Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Annibale Orsi
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