REL Hosts South Park and Sterling Plays Orange Ganders
The piece previews 1968 baseball seasons for Ross Sterling and Robert E. Lee high schools. It notes Rangers at Orange and Ganders hosting South Park, detailing returning players, pitching staff, infield and outfield candidates, and coaches Gary Harrington and Oz Hughes aiming for strong showings after mixed 1967 results.
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Sterling
Rangers
Ross Sterling
Robert ElLee
Orange
Ganders
South Park Basebakers
Beaumont
Gary Harrington
AEL
Oz Hughes
Tickner and Boothe Lead Rel, Sterling Golf Teams in Debut
Robert E. Lee and Ross Sterling golfers begin the 1968 season at the South Park Tournament in Tyrell Park Beaumont. Sterling is led by Randy Tickner and Jack Besperka with Pat Tyler, Ray Johnson and Randy Bobbitt. REL counters with Jimmy Younce, Price Boothe, Fred Phillips, Mike Jerry Coax and Thompson. Nine players aim for medalist honors as both squads seek low scores in par-figure rounds.
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Jerry Acosta
Robert Bullard
Harrington
Hughes
Sterling
Rel
Ganders
Ers
Rangers
Pat Tyler
Ray Johnson
Randy Bobbitt
Jay Bollinger
AEL
Jimmy
Younce
Hon
Rels
Price Boothe
Fred Phillips
Mike Jerry Coax
Thompson
Boothe
Younse
Charles ~l Riley
Bayou Din Country Club
Hayes Heads NBA Coaches Star Squad
Elvin Hayes the 6 foot 9 star of top Houston teams is the only unanimous choice on the NBA coaches annual college All Star team. Lew Alcindor of UCLA and Wes Unseld of Louisville follow with multiple first and second team votes along with Don May of Dayton and Pete Maravich of LSU to complete the first unit.
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New York
Elvin Hayes
Houston
National Basketball Association
Hayes
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Don May
Dayton
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Marquette Coach Praises Thompson Underrated Star
Marquette, 21 4, clinched an NCAA berth behind Thom pson, who scored a Marquette single season record 581 points after intermission as Creighton limited him early. McGuire praised Thompson from Brooklyn as underrated while Creighton’s Bob Portman scored 16. News notes include NCAA tournament seeds, Florida State, Fordham, Davidson, West Virginia, Furman, Richmond results, Loyola records, and NIT field expansion to 16 with new dates.
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Associated Press
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Thompson
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Davidson Wall
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Citadel
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Charley Powell
New Orleans
Loyola
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Ville
Ernie Stover
San Jose State
Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Seattle
Gonzaga
Drake
Memphis State
UC Santa Barbera
Pepperdine
Rhode Island
Boston
Garden
Carrying Power in Bowling Lane Play
The article explains hitting the pocket by carrying for a strike, adjusting angles, and knowing starting position, approach, lay-down, slide, and breaking point. It describes developing and using lanes tracks to guide the ball to the pocket, with alignment tips and adjustments to maintain target relation to stance.
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