Pasadena Opens Last Round in Tight District Race
Pasadena enters the second round tied atop District 1 with Baytown as Baytown hosts the Eagles in a pivotal clash. Star scorers Mickey McCarty and Roger Gunter lead Pasadena while Baytown counters with rebounds and a balanced lineup. The outcome could reshape the battle for top spots with Brazosport Galena Park Texas City and Galveston looming in the upcoming five games.
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Dena
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Stingarees
Highlands and Fry pace tight district basketball race
In junior high boys action Highlands beat Austin 48-43 and Fry topped Cedar Bayou 50-45 to tighten the district standings. Mann led Galveston Lovenberg 69-54 as Baytown and Cedar Bayou split, while Texas City Blocker crushed Baytown 62-24 and held a strong position in the race.
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Thur
Action
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Highlands
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Blacker
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Lovenberg
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Goodrich
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Ann
Blocker
Boytown
Highlands Galaxy Eagles top Austin 48 to 43 set scoring mark
Highlands Galveston won its second conference game Thursday night, defeating Galveston Austin 48 43. Karl Cooper led with 28 points, breaking the school single game scoring record, after a 25 20 halftime edge. Charles Courtney 7, Bitty Caughman 6, and Ronnie Smith 5 added. The Eagles led 42 26 early in the fourth before Austin narrowed to five at the end.
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West Orange
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Galveston
Doug Wagner
Highlands
Galveston Austin
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Roger Byers
Charles Courtney
L Bitty Caughman
Ronnie Smith
Apgles
Jacobs Ties Sifford For Desert Lead
Palm Springs Calif AP After the first round of the $50 000 Palm Springs Golf Classic Charlie Sifford was in a first place tie with Tommy Jacobs After the second round Sifford was tied for the lead with Jongh Sanders Sifford announced he did not feel fit to be tied in the back by myself tomorrow He reviewed his one under par 71 in round two Sanders led with 66 69 As the four course event continued several players remained within striking distance with a 189 four way tie among Bob Goalby Bob Charles Dean Refram and Gene Littler Littler shot 68 Refram 69 Goalby and Charles 72 Jacobs Zell Eaton Don January tied at 146 plus other contenders Palmer 71 Thursday after 278 Wednesday trailed leaders by 12 going into today Nicklaus 73 72 145
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Bob Adamson
Dick Hart
Dave Marr
George Knudson
Art Wall Sr
Arnold Palmer
Jack
Nicklaus
Indians Ready To Improve For 1964 Pennant Chase
Cleveland Indians manager says the team has rounded the corner toward contention in the AL pennant race. He cites 1963 injuries to Howser Davilio Romano and Held, notes promising youngsters infield and outfield, and predicts continued improvement from players like Williams Davalillo and Agee. The pitching staff is strong and deep, with veterans and young arms, and defense and left-handed pitching must be improved to win.
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Larry Brown
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Leon Wagner
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al Smith
Terry Kindall
Bob Chance
Ruthford
Chico Salmon
Tommie Agee
Donavan
Jim Grant
Jack Stalick
Pete Ramos
Gary Bell
Jerry Walker
Don McMah Ion
Tammy John
Sam McDowell
Gorton Sevtried
Sonny Siebert
Floyd Weaver
Mivis
Davalille
John
Chance
Salmon
Agee
Pas
Bench Keys Win By Barbers Hill Girls Keep Pace
Barbers Hill led 11-3 early but Goodrich surged ahead then pulled away 66-28 as Eagles reserve spark led to seventh straight conference win. Girls held pace 59-37 to stay within a share of league lead led by Kilgore 21 points and Lennani 13 points.
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Eagle
Barbers-Hill
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Ronnie Captlen
Eagles
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Cotten
Ikisore
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Charles Aycock
Elton Forbus
Steach
Dale Hatfield
Ted
Charles Avant
Jean Gilbert
Carvelene Lennani
Sherry Wall
Kay Whitney
Bessie Daves
Barbers Mill
Russians Sweep Medals at Innsbruck Winter Games
United States faces disappointment as USSR dominates early events in Innsbruck. Russia leads with two golds two bronzes after two days, while figures skaters Protopopov Belousova win pairs. Egon Zimmler, Lidia Skoblikova, and Eero Mäntyranta set records as Russia stacks medals and the US struggles in downhill and speed skating events. Jeanne Ashworth and Janice Smith miss podiums in speed skating trials.
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Zimmerman
Austria
Lidia Skoblikova
Russia
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Eero Maetyranta
Finland
Oleg, Proptopopov
Ludmilla Belousova
United States
Orsi
Stockton
Metcalf Turns Humor Into A&M Basketball Comeback
Shelby Metcalf, Texas A&M basketball coach, is praised for wit and sharp coaching. He replaced Bob Rogers, reshaped recruiting and team play, lifting the Aggies to the SWC summit by midterm break, with Lenox thriving and key support from Robinette, Galway, Timmins, Stringfellow, Beasley, and Timmerman fueling a potential title run.
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Metcalf
Aggies
Brazos
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Bear Bryant
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Rogers
Carroll Broussard
Bennie Lenox
Lenox
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Bill Galway
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Tim Timmerman
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Houston
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University Station
Baytown Boxers Shine In Golden Gloves Semis
Serrano of Baytown knocked out David Purser of Houston in 43 seconds in the first round. Del Toro won a unanimous decision over Robert Garcia and will fight Friday night. Other Baytown winners advancing to semifinals include Delgado Williams Phillips Ramirez as the Downtown Exchange Club Gulf AAU event continues.
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Baytown
David Purser
Houston
Tino de Toro
Serrano
LULAC
Serrang
Pursér
del Toro
Jce
Robert’ Garcia
Harris ‘County
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Fred Williams
Norville Phillips
Jose Ramirez
Downtown Exchange Club
Gulf Aau
Ainsworths announce birth of son Michael Shawn
Mr and Mrs James R. Ainsworth of 114 Long Drive announce the birth of a son, Michael Shawn, born January 25 at Gulf Coast Hospital. He weighed five pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J Ainsworth of We Labit and Mr and Mrs Flay T Vick of Wroxville Tennessee.
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Jim) Ainsworth
Long Drive
Michael Shawn
Gulf Coast Hospital
Ainsworth
Labit
Flay. T
Vick
Wroxville
Tenn
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