Humble and Hilliard Open Title Series in Baytown
Humble and Hilliard's Cafe of Crosby clash at 7:30 p.m. Monday in a best of three for the Recreation League basketball crown at Baytown Junior High gym. Humble edged Hilliard 39-34 to take the second half title as Cotton Watkins led with 16 points and Robert Parker added eight for the winners.
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Crosby
Baytown Junior High
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Humbles
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Cabs Callaway
Hussie
Humble Five
Beott
Rizzuto holds out as deadline nears at Yankees camp
New York shortstop Phil Rizzuto becomes a holdout as the March 1 signing deadline arrives with talks about a $5,000 raise still short of his $40,000 previous salary. He suggested a first-week training miss might help, after a lengthy discussion with GM George Weiss.
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College Scores Report From Vague Mixed Results
A compiled list shows multiple basketball and college sports results with teams such as Columbia, Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard, Rhode Island, Providence, New Britain, and many others scoring varied totals. The record also notes a historical line about the first steam-powered cars used on a railroad between Baltimore and Philadelphia in 1857.
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Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Rhode Island
Procidence
New Britain
New Raven
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bolt Leads In Baton Rouge Open Final Day
Houston golfer Tommy Bolt, 35 laps into the Baton Rouge Open, stands four under par after rounds of 36 and 33, leading Jack Burke Jr of Houston by one stroke. The 1UP-Only field features a trimmed 10 entrants as Bolt eyes the Sunday headline with Burke close behind.
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Burke
Baton Rouge
Tommy Bolt
Durham
N.C
Pinehurst
Jack Burke
Houston
Bol
Ernst Orten Spark Whites To 13-6 Win Over Maroons
Halfback Fred Ernst and veteran Ort on sparked the White team to a 13-6 scrimmage victory at Memorial Stadium. Co Captain Brest scored for the Whites, Ers t n t s extra point failed. Quarterback J W Gantmel slipped in for the Maroons. Notable standouts included Tommy Gentry Eddie Grey Nor man Adams Mike Hensley Joe Schiraldi Lewis Conant Nick Coske and others showing solid play throughout the intra squad scrimmage.
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Evereeitor
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Phillip Lea
Jimmy Richards
Jimmy Morris
Morris
James Hollister
Tommy Gentry
Eddie Grey
Norpman Adams
Mike Hensley
Joe Schiraldi
Matic
Lewis Conant
Canant
Nick Coske
Curtain Falls On SWC Cage Chase Tonight
SWC basketball wrapup previews three weekend games as Texas Christian University, Texas Christian, and others end their seasons. Conference champion Texas Christian University faces SMU in Dallas while Arkansas, A and M, and Rice play in Houston and Fayetteville. Brannan seeks extra games to preserve NCAA bid. local scheduling hurdles include Bartlesville and Oklahoma City Chiefs. A separate police report in Canaan, Conn., notes a wife arrested after a domestic dispute at the Heverly home.
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Phillips 66 Ofiers
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Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Port Arihuy Bows To Sam Houston in Bi-District Series
Borger, Poly and Alamo Heights earned state tournament berths in the big Saturday round. Borger beat El Paso Bowie 61 to 23, El Paso and Poly edged Dallas Sunset 40 to 38, and Sam Houston defeated Port Arthur 32 to 24 in best two of three. Alamo Heights swept San Benito 48 to 28 at Harlingen to join the field.
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Brownwoo
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Wharton
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Lotke Leads Mexican Open With Three Stroke Margin
Lotke holds a three stroke lead entering the third round of the $10,000 Mexican Open at Churchuses Country Club in Mexico City. South African player Lacko plans bold play as conditions tempt risk.
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Mexico City
Lacko
Oath
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