Ganders Upset Second Place Exporters 54 52
Galena Park Jack late Twacdaw era game reports the Robert E. Lee Ganders defeating Bra zspsport Exporters 54 to 52 on Friday. Fred Hand led with 20 points, Larry Pitre added 13, and Hand posted 13 rebounds as the Ganders rallied from an early deficit to seize control in the second half.
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Texas City Stings Roll Past Galena to Extend District Lead
Texas City’s Stingers dominated Galena Park 85 54 to extend their District 12-4A lead as Brazosport fell to Robert E. Lee 33 52. Norman Tobleman led Pasadena’s Tobleman scored 26 to bolster the Tigers’ late push. Robert E. Lee’s Fred Mand tallied 21, while Ball High’s Bill Brown topped Ball with 14. Galena's Russell Serafin missed action, and Don Howell scored 20 for Texas City. The night also saw Sam Rayburn defeating La Marque 54 52 with Rayburn’s Kenny Friday scoring 22.
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Barbers Hill Eagles rout Hempstead in ninth district win
Barbers Hill Eagles dominated Hempstead Bobcats 72 to 54 as Joe Kilgore scored 28, Bill Burns 16, and Jerry Flewell 12. The win keeps Barbers Hill on track for a showdown with Spring while the girls and junior varsity also posted wins. The Eagles shot 32 of 77 from the floor and sank 21 free throws.
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Crosby Eagles Fall To Willis Wildcats In Double OT
Crosby suffers a double overtime loss to Willis after leading through three quarters. Sophomore Jimmy Davenport tops Crosby with 29 points while Svoboda leads rebounding. Crosby's B team beats Willis B 59-50. Next, Crosby travels to New Caney for an 8 p.m. game with the Eagles, with preliminary action at 3:30 p.m. and girls’ game at 6:45 p.m.
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Eighth Loop Win Junior Varsity Beats Brazosport 35 34
The Robert E. Lee Juniors edged Brazosport JV 35 34 as Ira Thompson and Lavell led with seven and nine points respectively. REL outshot 44 to 28 percent and pulled down 24 rebounds, with Thomas six and Manley five leading the boards. Next, REL hosts Galena Park at 6 p.m. for the district crown bid.
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Lemm Returns to Houston Oilers as Foreman
Wally Lemm, former Bud Adams ranch hand and 1961 AFL record holder, arrives in Houston to again manage the Oilers. He aims to rebuild by selecting and retaining the right assistant coaches, with only Walt Schlinkman likely to remain from the 1965 staff. Contract details for Lemm and Bones Taylor remain unsettled amid team restructuring.
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Shorty Altwein Retires After Half a Century at REL Gym
Sun Sports Editor notes Shorty Altwein ends a 63 year athletic association at Robert E. Lee High School. He staffed the gym, assisted football, track, and more, earning lasting respect. A breakfast honored him with a money tree gift and stories recalled from wartime travel and daily duties.
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NL Tells Braves To Honor Contract Made In Atlanta
The National League orders the Braves to play in Atlanta, citing a Wisconsin court order. The dispute over whether the team should stay in Atlanta or move to Milwaukee risks a landmark franchise shift and may reach the U.S. Supreme Court. No timeline for resolution. season opens April 12 looms.
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