Baytown Texas City Fight For Slim Conference Lead
Baytown and Texas City clash in a pivotal 124A game as Baytown eyes a win to stay in the title chase. The Stingarees, led by persistently steady defense, look to flex their edge over the Brazosport and Galena City squads. Baytown hosts the Tuesday thriller at 7 20 p m with Merritt and Oliver among the key players aiming to keep pace.
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Ganders
Stingarees
Brazosport
Hugh al Gan H
privi-Ganders
Eagles
Merritt
Ball Read
Jay Bolt
Roger Byers
Bled
Robert Oliver
Robert E. Leeey
Texas City
Stings
Ester
Yeas
City Silngarees
Pagadena
Baytown
Davis Blanton
Red Bale Recall Highlights Half Century Of Robert E. Lee Football
Forrest High in Dallas hosted a nostalgia banquet recalling Red Bale’s long era at Robert E. Lee and his wartime service. The program covered Bale’s 32 or 33 seasons, his 1941 era, and Dan Stallworth’s 1966 arrival, noting Bale’s influence on the revived program and key games against Port Arthur.
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Forrest High
Dallas
A. M.J
Rice
Rob
Red) Bale
E. Lee
Robert
Lee Foot
Arthur
Bale
Robert E. Lee
Jlanders
Red Bale
Uncle Sam
Lury
Dan Stallworth
Rive
Stallworth
Ganders
Port Ar
Oach Bale
Texas
Baytown
Red
Bay
Town
Austin
Ashley
Bayfawn
Scnoo
Robert E, Lee
Port Arthur
Baytown Beats Austin 44-35 in Gulf Coast District
Baytown's Red Goslins overcame a late Austin surge to win 44-35, moving to five wins in six games and narrowing the gap behind conference leader Cedar Bayou. Key scorers included Bobby Warren and Alan Acosta, with Liz Herrera and Mark Kirkland contributing on the boards.
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Galveston
Baytown
Red Goslins
F. Austin
Goslins
Cedar Bayou
Richard Oliver
Bobby Warren
Alan Acosta
Liz Herrera
Mark Kirkland
Bears Rally Fails To Beat Greenies In 59 53 Win
The Cedar Bayou Bears shrugged off a 19 point lead slipping to six late but defeated Crosstown rival Horace Mann 42 0. Fred Hand led with 21 points and Charlie Hendricks 11 as four Bears hit double figures while grabbing 39 rebounds. Baker led Mann with 38 and Lavell added 16 as the Greenies were outworked on the boards.
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Cedar Bayou Bears
Horace Mann
Bears
Kurry Nettles
Green Goblins
Jerry Baker
Fred Hand
Hand
Larry Pitre
Pitre
Hands
Charlie Hendricks
Carl Greene
Baker
Jimmy Lavell
Tommy Pull
NFL Owners Discuss Investigations After Briefing in Florida
NFL club owners moved into a regular business session in Miami Beach after a briefing by Commissioner Pete Rozelle on the ongoing probe into possible gambling by players and ties to gamblers. No names or teams were disclosed, and no final report was promised. the committee headed by Senator McClellan is also reviewing related matters.
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Miame Beach
Fla
National Football’ League
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Jim Kensil
Kensil
San Francisco
United States Senate Investigation Subcommittee
Vic Morabito
49Ers
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Washington
McClelan
West Virginia Falls as Furman Edges Mountaineers in Upset
Furman shocked West Virginia 59-58 in a Southern Conference upset as West Virginia squandered a late lead. Gerald Glur led Furman with 18 points while Jim McCormick paced WVU with 18. Georgia Tech topped Kentucky to seize SEC lead and Indiana beat Purdue 74-73 on Purdue’s floor for its first Big Ten win in nine years.
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Furman
Trond
Jerry Smith
Jim McCormick
West Virginia
Ronnie Scharf
Jim Caldwell
R. D B. Craddock
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Scharf
Upkel
Tech
Mississippi State
Kentuck
Duke Encroaches- Cincinnati Skids, Keeps No. 1 Slot
The Cincinnati Bearcats hold the No. 1 ranking for the ninth straight week, despite a narrow AP poll victory and one first place vote for Duke. Chicago Loyola remains No. 2, Illinois falls to fourth after losing to Cincinnati, and Duke moves up after defeating West Virginia. Highlands Eagles beat Lovenberg 61 37 to improve to 9-3, with strong forward play and a 24-14 halftime edge.
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Cincinnati
Ted Meier
Associated Press
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Chicago
Loyola
Illinois
West Virginia
Blue Devils
NFL Hall of Fame Inauguration Names 17 Charter Members
In Canton Ohio the National Professional Football Hall of Fame announces 17 charter members from teams including the Canton Bulldogs Akron Indians New York Giants Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears. The class led by Sammy Baugh and Red Grange spans players coaches and founders with selections finalized by a board in Mexico City and Cleveland Indy region. A future induction will occur next summer or fall with no fixed annual count.
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Ohio
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Canton Bulldogs
Tgen
Akron Indians
New York Giants
Pottsville Maroons
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Cal Hubbard
Green Bay Packers
Don Hutson
Aman
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Eski
Bay
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Bronko Nagurski
Chicago Bears
Sammy Baugh
Mexico City
Washington Redskins
Bert Bell
NEL
Joe Carr
Dutch Clark
Chambers
Portstouth
Spartans
Detroit Lions
Red Grange
Chif
Vovcago Bears
Mel Hein
New
Ernie Meyers
Duluth Eskimos
Chicago Cardinals
Jim Thorpe
Oorang Indians
Cleveland Indians
Toledo Maroons
Rock Island Independents
Dick McCann
Hall of Fame
Dan
NFL
College Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
South Georgia Tech 64 Kentucky 42. West Virginia 58 Mississippi State 62. Florida State 63 Alabama 41 in overtime. Citadel 75 Florida 57. New Orleans Loyola 68 James Madison 68. Virginia Military 52 Oklahoma 52. Southwestern Louisiana 69 Louisiana College 48. Ohio State 72 Northwestern 70. Indiana 74 Purdue 72. DePaul 75 Bowling Green 53. Texas Western 72 West Texas State 52. Sam Houston State 76 Texas Lutheran 45. Jackson State 44. San Jose State 107 Western New Mexico 94. New Mexico Highlands 65. Grand Canyon 113 Arkansas Tech 113 Southern Arkansas 66. Seattle 102 Los Angeles Loyola 53. Nevada 76 San Francisco 71.
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Associated Press
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West Texas
Sam Houston State
Teass Lutheran
Prairie View
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