REL Sterling Ready Cinder Season Nearing Opener
Baytown previews REL and Sterling track teams ahead of the Feb 13 15 meet at the Astrodome National Indoor Championship. REL coach Beverly Rockhold lists sprint relay stars Leslie Jenkins Tommy Clark John Moseley Kevin Rogers and weight men Ted Watson Ken Adlong with hopes for wins. Sterling touts seniors David Barker Ronnie Webb Pat Way Phil Elara Dan McClure plus distance runners Ricky Sealy Rick Sherland and others as potential point scorers.
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Baylor To Host Coaching Clinic
Baylor hosts May 1-2 coaching clinic with Football champions from Texas high school classes A to AAAA. Speakers include Edd Burleson Tommy Watkins Gordon Wood and Don Crастin with Baylor staff also presenting.
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Nicklaus Leads After Torrey Pines Round at San Diego Open
Jack Nicklaus, defending champion, carded a 65 at Torrey Pines in ideal scoring conditions to lead the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open second round. Tony Jacklin, Al Baldwin, Gay Brewer, Julius Boros, and Joel Goldstrand follow at 67. Nicklaus noted swing work after a temporary hiccup on his fourth hole.
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Houston Holds Lead In Meet Atascocita Intercollegiate Golf
Houston built a 20 stroke team lead as Dean Overturf of Houston holds a one stroke edge after opening day. Overturf shot 68 35 103 with five under par on the par 72 course. John Mahaffey trails by one stroke. Texas and Texas Tech trail Houston by wide margins.
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Channelview Girls Volleyball Set For Strong Opener
Channelview High School coaches Cynthia Parker and Judy French expect a good solid season for both varsity and junior varsity girls volleyball. The teams feature skilled players like Connie Matera and Kay Jackson with scrimmages starting February against Clear Creek, Texas City, and Westchester. Home district games begin February 24 with Pearland at Channelview and include matchups against Dieckingen Hitchcock Alvin Pearland Dickinson through March.
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Winter Baseball Fever Fuels Mets Cubs Trade Talk
ASSOCIATED PRESS reports a busy winter as hot stove chatter rises. Ful Kranepool of the Mets criticizes Carl Yastrzemski as a yo-yo amid Flood suit support, while Cubs owner Phil Wrigley cites a 1969 profit of 904089. Wrigley defends daylight baseball at Wrigley Field as Boston and New York hosts banquet stops. Harmon Killebrew to receive Tris Speaker Award at Houston dinner.
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Reed Reaches 9000 Points As Knicks Rout Pistons
Reed surpassed the 9000-point mark for the New York Knicks in a 127-106 win over Detroit. He downplayed career totals, stressing seasons played as the true measure. Other NBA and ABA results included Phoenix over Atlanta and Seattle over San Francisco, with Kentucky and Indiana also winning.
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Michigan State Freshmen All Played Prep Ball in Michigan
Every member of Michigan State's freshman basketball team played prep basketball in Michigan. The roster shows players developed in Michigan high school circuits, highlighting local pipelines to the Spartans.
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Ganders and Rangers Set for District 23-4 Clash Night
District 23-4 action sees Ganders 3-2 facing Deer Park 5-0 at 7 30 pm Friday while Rangers 3-2 host Sam Rayburn. Doble visits Pasadena as South Houston sits idle. Probable Ganders lineup includes Wells Anderson McClendon LeBlue Pléez with TM inside. Deer Park starts Watkins Bannette Mulviney Sullivan Stephens outside and inside. Sterling fields Hance Ocker Beauchamp outside with Hazlewood Barnett inside. Rayburn likely starts Schroeder O Keefe and Richardson with Jody Coromeens inside. JV games begin at 6 pm.
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Highlands top HM cage team in balanced 68 68 win
Highlands used a balanced attack to down Horace Mann 68 to 68 with four players in double figures. Nelson Antwine and Martin Lemond led with 18 points each, Joseph Wheadall and Archie Lawrence added 15 apiece. Horace Mann's Fete Cooper led all scorers with 26 as Mann fell to 10-7.
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Coogs Fall To Creighton In Cage Upset Spoilers
Creighton junior Taylor sparked a late rally to edge New Mexico 68 , as the Bluejays spoiled the fifth ranked Lobos and notched their sixth straight win. Memphis State beat Wichita State 85 81 snapping Missouri Valley’s long losing streak. Drake topped North Texas State 95 4 as Utah and Wyoming stayed tight in the Western race. Princeton beat Cornell 75 58 to stay alive in the Ivy standings.
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