Last Place Ganders Rank Fourth In Scoring Rebounding
In four District 124A games Mick ey McCarty leads in scoring and rebounds as Pasadena tops the league. Baytown Ganders sit last yet show strong individual totals from Hand Lowery Newsome and Linder with Baytown posting several top 21 rankings in points and rebounds through the opening two weeks.
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Ganders
McCarty
Isce
Mickey McCarty
Ruth
Pasadena
Richard Jones
George Ferguson
Brazosport
Galena Park
Ferguson
Yellow Jackets
Baytown
Heseliner
Fred Wand
Gander Cocaptain
Joe Ed Newsome
Claude Lowery
Hand
Hoya Ash
Lowery
Jerry Linder
Newsome
John Paylas
Jerry Goodson
Ball High
Texas City
Fish
Téall High
Linder
Shippers
Seiu Wim
Ash
Stingarees
Hada Cage
Ball
Gunter
Pasadero
Jones
Gonzales
iHagler
Brazosport Brazos
Maentyranta wins 30-kilometer in Innsbruck
Eero Maentyranta, a 26-year-old border customs employee, claimed Finland’s second gold of the ninth Winter Games with a 1 hour 20 minute 50.7 second 30-kilometer ski race. Harald Groenningen of Norway took silver, Igor Voronchikhin of the Soviet Union placed third, and Sixten Jernberg finished fifth as the two-loop course near Seefeld produced ideal conditions.
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Innsbruck
Austria
APJ
Finland
Eero- Maentyranta
Pion
Harald Groenningen
Groenningen
Igor Voronchikhin
Soviet Union
Janne Stefansson
Sweden
Sixten Jernberg
Squaw Valley
Calif
Seefeld
Pachines
Ametistake
Olympic
Mt. Patscherkofel
Patacherkofel
Ludmilla Belousova
Oleg Protopopov
Longhorns Rip Trinity in non conference rout
Texas improved to eight wins and five losses with a 102-59 victory over Trinity, tying the all time Texas scoring record. Larry Franks led Texas with 24 points while Dale Fincke topped Trinity with 13 as Texas closed non conference play before conference showdowns.
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Associated Press
Texas
Trinity
Longhorns
North Texas State
Larry Franks
Dale Fincke
Texas-Trinity
Texas A&m
Rice
Houston
Texas Tech
Phost
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Baylor
Baytown boxers win four bouts at Houston Golden Gloves
Four Baytown boxers won decisions in the Houston Regional Golden Gloves tournament opener. Mario Delgado Fred Williams Norville Phillips and Jose Ramirez claimed wins while Linden Leslie and Mil Johnson dropped close decisions. Williams weighed 326 pounds and fought for Haytown LULAC Boxing Club. Delgado led the LULAC contingent with three Wednesday night wins. The event is organized by Downtown Exchange Club and Gulf AAU with other bouts scheduled Friday.
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Houston
Baytown
Mario Delgado
Fred Williams
Norville Phillips
Jose Ramirez
Mil
Johnson
Frank Reyes
Comet Club
Linden Leslie
Mike Elliott
Golden M
Armando Serrano
Tino. del Toro
AL Juarez
Manuel
Rios
Williams
Harris County Boys Club
Haytown
LULAC
Ronald Stockton
Harris County
Delgado
Richard Canada
Red Shields
Phillips
Joe. McKeown
Ford Frick Backs Antitrust Bill for Major Sports
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick urged a Senate subcommittee to back a uniform antitrust exemption for professional football basketball hockey and baseball. He argued self regulation has served the public and the game, while noting ongoing tensions over franchise moves and competitive balance among leagues and teams.
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Washington
Ford Frick
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Frick
Supreme Court
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Louisville
Oakland
Finley
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Finley J
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Congress
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Ers
Goodson
Larry
Jone
Riis
Gomee
Gotders
Pasadena Baytowning At 7:45 P.m. Tuesday At Texas City
John's Trim Shop
IL We Main
Russia
Aseunamious
Foot Cord
Gos Hester
Han
Gio
Adiat
Baytown Hardware
A&m
West Virginia
Davidson
UCLA
DePaul
Georgian
Virginia Tech
HBT
Penn
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
New York University
Santa Clara
Florida State
Alabama
Tulsa
Missouri
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Loyola
Randy Cross
Boston
Holy Cross
Vic Rouse
Chicago Loyola
Western Michigan
Associated: Press
Davidson Wildcats
West Virginia Mountainers
Wildcats
St. John’s
New York
Creighton
Boston University
Michigan
Marty Lentz
Fred Hetzel
Otis Almond
Charleston
W.va
Charlie’ Marcon
Lentz
Fred. Hetzel
Fmend
Hetzel
Tobin
Frank Ryan
Iing
Katribe
Michaels Stern & Cloth Craft
Alu
Marker St
Old Baytown
Thad Felton
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