Almost Half Of Tickets Still Left For Baytown Oilers
Baytown Oilers miss a March 15 deadline to sell season tickets amid optimism for 25 to 35 home games. Melvin Berry reports 110 of 203 season tickets sold, Humble Club purchasing 50, with adults 60 cents and children 30 for single tickets. If team folds, money refunded. tickets can be delivered or sold via Berry at 4154 Raytown or 622 Plant.
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Channelview Stock Car Race Featured at Speed Track
George Armstrong, famed midget and stock car racer, will headline Sunday's Channelview Speed Race Track event. Armstrong, a local resident, has faced top drivers nationwide. Races start at 2:30 p.m., with new management at the Channelview track. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Milby ousted as Galena Park advances to AAA finals
Crozier Tech of Dallas and Pampa reach the state Class AAAA final in Austin, with Crozier Tech defeating Milby 63 to 48 and Pampa beating Wichita Falls 55 to 47. Galena Park advances to AAA title game after a 75 to 62 semifinal win over Sherman. Alamo Heights, Plainview battle for AAA crown.
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Freddie Kaas Leads By One At Houston Open
Freddie Kaas of New Orleans holds a one stroke lead over Jim Turnesa of Briarcliff after the third round of the $30,000 Houston Open golf tournament. Wet, cold conditions at Memorial Park produced tough scoring with Cary Middlecoff slipping to third as Lloyd Mangrum surged into contention.
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Grand Rapids
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Dayton and Louisville Favored In NIT Opener At MSG
New York March 6 Dayton and Louisville are chosen to beat Manhattan and St Francis of Brooklyn as the 17th annual National Invitation Tournament opens with a triple header at Madison Square Garden. Louisville rides a five game win streak with two veterans back while Dayton seeks momentum after a regular season setback. Wichita State meets Bowling Green in the final game as Missouri Valley title stakes loom.
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Rice Presses Full Court To Defeat Texas
Rice Owls dominate with full court pressure to beat Texas 70 to 62 in the opening playoff game at Rice Fieldhouse. Gene Sehwitger scored 25 as Texas managed only 15 by their centers. Popeye Beavers sparked a late surge and Rice led by eight at the close, with a Monday rematch in Austin.
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College Basketball Scores From Friday Schedule
Results across conferences include Buffalo Tehrs topping Brockport Tehrs 77 to 69, Brooklyn Poly 96 over Pratt 69, Philadelphia Pharmacy 75 to 57 over Brooklyn Pharmacy, Loyola Maryland 67 over Johns Hopkins 6, St Francis Pennsylvania 109 beat Georgetown Washington DC 80, Bridgeport 67 over American International 61, Wake Forest over Maryland in overtime 66 to 56, North Carolina State 79 over Duke 75, George Washington 83 over West Virginia 74, Richmond 85 over Furman 41, Mount St Marys 69 over Roanoke 52, Auburn 57 over Alabama 55, Clark 81 over Navier Louisiana 76, Carleton 63 over Lawrence 62, Missouri 72 over Iowa State 57, Ripon 77 over St Olaf 75 in overtime, Rice 70 over Texas 62, Utah State 85 over Montana 56, Wyoming 52 over Colorado A&M 44, Washington Seattle 56 over Washington State 48, USC 53 over Oregon State 48.
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Leahy and Hogan Hold Private Fort Worth Conference
In Fort Worth on Friday former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy and golf star Ben Hogan met for a private discussion on a business deal. The meeting drew interest from sports circles as Leahy described the talks as private. Nearby in New York the International Boxing Club announced Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn will face Artist of New York next Tuesday at St Nicholas Arena in a non televised bout.
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Baseball Briefs Consolo Goodman Vie For Top Spot
United Press reports from multiple spring camps: Bill Consolo of the Boston Red Sox, a $65,000 bonus rookie, is favored for second base. Billy Goodman may shift positions. Wally Moon competes for the Cardinals No. 4 outfield spot after reporting to camp by mistake. Duke Markell to start for the Phillies. Ray Noble sold to the Cuba Sugar Kings. Ernie Banks sidelined with a head injury while Cubs pursue winter acquisitions. Ray Sievers slated as cleanup man for the Senators. Joe Black among Dodgers mound candidates. Irv Noren eyed by the Yankees as Mantle knee recovery looms May 1. Vinicio Garcia competes with Bobby Young for Orioles second base.
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Otto Graham Tops Pro Football League Passers Again
Philadelphia report notes Otto Graham led the NFL in passing yards per attempt with 10.55 yards per completion, guiding the Cleveland Browns to the team passing title. He completed 167 of 258 attempts for 2,722 yards and 11 touchdowns, with a 64.7% rate and nine interceptions. Van Brocklin, Tittle, Thomason, and Layne followed in the top ranks.
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Ancient Swiss Lake Dwellers Reveal Combs Among Remains
Archaeologists report finding combs within the remains of ancient peoples, noting a notable occurrence among the Swiss Lake Dwellers and suggesting daily life practices and material culture from this period.
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