District 123A In Review Wildcats Deer Lead in Race
In District 123A as the second round begins, the Wildcats and Deer Park sit first with Clear Creek and Deer Park staying strong. Alvin and La Porte rise, with Clear Creek notching wins over La Marque 71-66 and La Porte 16-06 as Coach George Carlisle’s squad extends its district unbeaten streak to 73 games. Bill Doty stars for the Wildcats with 13 points and 18 rebounds against La Marque and La Porte, while Bobby Rule adds 24 and 16. Jay Powell shines for La Porte as Bubba Dozier returns for Alvin, posting 29 points. Channelview remains competitive, with Mike Anderson leading Farr scoring and Alvin’s doubles, Deer Park and Alvin toppling foes as the district ladder shifts.
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George Carlisle
Bill Doty
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Bobby Rule
Feotaur Ceresisy
Jay Powell
Bubba Dozier
Powell
Dogier
Jones
Harry Thomas
Dozier
Channelview
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Bulldogs
Mike Anderson
Farr
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Falcons
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Russell
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John Butler
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Hall Of Fame Names Two Baseball Veterans
Hall of Fame honors veterans Edd Roush and Deacon Bill McKechnie for their careers with Cincinnati and management. The pair, once teammates in the Federal League and later in the Giants and Reds, were elected with votes from veterans writers amid notes on Bradenton spring training and past World Series ties.
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Paul Kerr
Commbine
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Coe Fenly
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Hubba Dozier
Alvin
Richard Watters
Jaim
Zyhe
Cini
Daasne Lenox
Clear Creek
Sean Lawrence
la Maravese
Bobby Rule
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New Mile Champ Targets Half Mile Record in Christchurch
Mark Snell, who clocked 3:54.4 for the mile at Cooks Gardens, hopes to break the half mile record of 1:46.8 held by Tom Courtney. He plans to race in Christchurch on Saturday, aiming to lower the mile mark and challenge Elliott, with coach Arthur Hayward optimistic about sub 3:48. The feat comes on a grass track, while Elliott eyes Sweden and Perth Empire Games.
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Herb Elliott
Cooks Gardens
Near
Joy Wanganui
Tom Courtney
Christchurch
Surveyor Aid
Arthur Aydhard
Muray Halberg
Roger Moens
Belgium
SAT
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Dublin
Cambridge University
Sweden
Perth
Australia
Rome
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Tulloh
Britain
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Habberg
Baytown Ganders seek streak, face tough road trip
The Baytown Ganders aim to extend their eight game win streak in conference play as they head into a two game road run. Pasadena and Galena Park loom as key tests while Brazosport and Freeport challenge Baytown on the road.
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Pasadena
Flash Walker
Ganders
Galena Park
Deer Park
Port Arthur
South Park
West Orange
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Dena
Eagles
Mortis Lisbony
Brooes
Lisbony
Houston
Midterm Doldrums End Top College Cagers In Action
Top 10 teams return to action as Ohio State seeks 15-0 start after beating Purdue. Kentucky and Cincinnati lead Missouri Valley and SEC schedules with multiple games. Duke Bradley Sanities loom as Kansas State and Southern California schedule single tests. Notables include Dischinger’s 50 in a Purdue loss and Rays 56 in Indiana win.
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Hubie White
Rebels
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Jerry Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Takasoute
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Dischinger
Wisconsin
Badgers
Jimmy Rays
Indiana
Minnesota
Seton Hall
Nick Workman
Peter
Jersey City
Jack
Foley
Holy Cross
Niagara
Local prep schedule irregular jumble mentions teams and times
Wordy fragment lists Monday events across Baytown and nearby towns with unclear matchups including Baytown Brazee Ball High Pow Golem Fark Texas City and Alvin at Clear Crank. Many garbled names and stray times follow, preventing a clean card.
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Nayay
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Blocker
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Fry
Hightends
Baytown
Braraepert Mo
Brazee Ball High
Pow Golem Fark
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Clear Crank
Gander Names 1962 Captains Amid Honors and Injuries
Rushing and John Cunningham named captains for the 1962 Gander squad amid injuries. Cezeaux and Kilgore share key awards. Beil earns Most Valuable Back recognition. Banquet honors include James Gay Award and all-America citations as Pete Sultis announces 38 letters and four managers.
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Kellys
Rushing
John Cunningham
Ronnie Clarion
Gene Peacock
Thefense
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Ganders
South Houston
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Kerm
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Cezeaux
Kilgore
Bell
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Pasadena
Men of America
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Gander
Dan Stallworth
Kern
Roland Kudla
Jerry Jackson
KWBA
Sun
Jimmie Woods
Beil
Texas Sportswriters Association
Pete Sultis
Rudy Herrera
Jimmy Dunks
Donnie Stricklin
George Walmsley
Weldon Humble
Rice
National Football Hall of Fame
Dollar Putter Delivers $9,000 Win at San Francisco Open
Gene Littler, using a one dollar putter once mocked as junk, rallied with birdies on the final holes to win the San Francisco Open by two strokes. Knudson finished second at 276, with Casper and Rosburg tied for third after a costly finish.
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Gene jLittler
Milwaukee
Gene
Mttner
San Diego
George Knudson
Billy Casper
Bob Rosburg
Knudson
Casper
Kurg
Littler
Knodser
Ennis
Palm Springs
Don Finsterwald
Dow Cams
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Knudsa
Ae Wif Casper
Rosburg
Pree Gene
Moose Skowron Signs 1962 Yankees Pact
New York Yankees first baseman Bill Skowron, nicknamed Moose, signed a 1962 contract worth 35000. The 31-year-old slugger, key in 1954 onward, posted 267 with 28 homers and 9 RBIs in 1961 and hit 253 in the World Series against the Reds. He credits regular back stretching routines learned after Mayo Clinic advice for improved elasticity.
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Mie Rathet
Associated Press
Moose
Bill
Cincinnati Reds
Mayo Clinic
Skowron
SWC Basketball Race Still In Three Way Tie
The Southwest Conference standings stay tight with Rice SMU and Texas Tech at 3-1 after wins by SMU over Oklahoma City University 87-66 Rice over Trinity 74-77 and Arkansas over Tulsa 93-77. Texas Tech dropped two to UCLA while Houston beat Texas Christian 61-56. Arkansas leads overall at 11-3. various games set for Tuesday and Saturday with several key matchups shaping the race.
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Associated Press
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Oklahoma City University
Arkansas
Tulsa
Rice
Trinity
Texas Tech
UCLA
University of Houston
Texas Christian
Texas A&m
Texas
TCU
Baylor
SMU
Fayetteville
Waco
A&m
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