Time Trials Set Monday- Bellaire Stops Ganders 5 2
Baytown trimmed by Bellaire 5-2 as Ganders struggle with errors and no hitting. Parkhurst leads sprint times with 10.0 in the 100 and 21.8 in the 220 while Bellaire capitalizes on miscues to secure the win.
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Pasadena
Baytown
Hiount
Gan“ids
Laredo
Don Parkhurst
Kenny Earthman
Joe Lee
Virgil McGahee
Melvin Alford
Parkhurst
Brazosport
Bob Moore
Bill Simms
Lee
South Houston
Wayne Hosea
Billy Jackson
Ronnie Yandell
Jackson
Charles Laub
James Johnson
McGahee
Earthman
George Ferguson
Ganders
Barnhill
Joe Avalog
Purvis Outland
David Conway
Alford
Pearerl
Ferguson
Richard Ma
Osborne
Lone
Sidney Mallory
E Krudson
Arthur Whitmer
Ross Winningham
Freddy Clark
Mike Powers
Charles Barnjump
Wilam
Hill
Gene Peacock
Gary Vincent
Larry White
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Berthman
Barnhit
Conway
Paacock
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Powers
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Houston
Steve Cosgrove
Johnny May
Iun
Byrne Kis Rel
Khalee
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Cosgrave
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Jimmy Steed
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Ronnie Claron
Bill Sullivan
Dave Frezier
Sullivan
Rost
Hal London
Kluch
Walker
Jim Sears
Combs
Cosgrove
Sears
James Shelby
Shelby
Bryan Stratton
Jimmy Dodd
Girls Basketball Tournament Opens Thursday in Austin
The 12th annual girls state tournament starts Thursday at Gregory gym in Austin. Sixteen teams across Class AA, A, and B enter, with regional champions Buna Spearman Decatur Devine in AA, Sundown Boyd Moulton Hull-Dassetta in A, and Claude Hawley Henrietta Midway Wells Big Sandy Nueces Canyon Skidmore-Tynan Sands in B. Buna defends in AA. Moulton last year runner-up in A. North Hopkins not returning.
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Gregory
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James Bowie
Frankston
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Spearman
Decatur
Devine
Sundown
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Hull-Dassetta
Cooper
Claude
Hawley
Henrietta
Mid-way
Wells
Big Sandy
Nueces Canyon
Skidmore-Tynan
Sands
Ackerly
North Hopkins
Sulphur Springs
Tech, Cincinnati Clash On March 17
Texas Tech clinched the Southwest Conference title with a 63 60 win over Texas. They will face Cincinnati in the NCAA regional in Lawrence Kansas on March 17 after earning a bye in the first round. Coach Polk Robison plans scrimmage against an AAU team in Lubbock before the tournament.
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Southern Cal
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Ohio
Tech returns all players led by Del Ray Mounts and Harold Hu
Tech will have every player back next season including high scorer Del Ray Mounts with 507 points and Harold Hu with 418 after an injury cut part of the season. Tech posted a 15 9 record for the year, finishing second to Texas A&M and third overall.
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del Ray Mounts
Harold Hu
Texas A&m
Reilly Medalist as South Park Invitational Ends
Mickey Reilly tied Houston Lamar’s Ed Luckel at one over par 73 to share medalist honors and won in sudden death. Lamar shot 301 to win team title, South Park 306, Texas City 315. Ganders led by captain Eddie Chapman and Lee McDowell, with Reilly and teammates among top scorers.
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Mickey Reilly
Houston
Lamar
Ed Luckel
Lucker
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Texas City
Eddie Champman
Reilly
Lee McDowell
Mike LeBlanc
Champman
McDowell
LeBlanc
Jimmy Brown
Tommy King
Both Hold Titles- Cincy Ohio's "Waterloo"
Ohio State carries a 28 game win streak as Cincinnati rises as a strong challenger with 18 straight wins and a top ten ranking. The NCAA and NIT fields tighten with conference champs and at large bids, while Utah, Colorado State, and others vie for the remaining spots in a complex selection scene as March NCAA action nears.
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Associated Press
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Lemmon Seeks $38 000 Per Home Run From Twins
Hard hitting Jim Lemon led Minnesota with 38 homers and 100 RBIs last season. He demands 1 000 per homer as a signing price and 38 000 overall, saying his 1960 salary of about 24 000 does not reflect his slugging. Cal Griffith, president, says no agreement yet on Lemon’s holdout and notes Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison are also key sluggers on the roster.
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Associated Press
Jim Lemon
Minnesota Twins
Cal Griffith
Griffith
Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Anson
Washington
Senatorx
Roanoke
Sanders Breaks Win Drought With New Orleans Victory
Doug Sanders returned to form in New Orleans, winning the Greater New Orleans Open by five strokes after a final round 74. Gay Brewer Jr. and Mac Manus tied for runnerup as Gary Player and Johnny Pott trailed in the 1969 season comeback event.
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Doug Sanders
Woods
Sanders
Gay Brewer Jr
Crystal
River
Fla
Mac Manusgreens
Danville
Main
South Abrica
Gary Player
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Tle
Brewer
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Fullmer Eyes June Bout With Pender for Title
In Las Vegas Utah born middleweight champion Gene Fullmer eyes a June challenge to Paul Pender. Negotiations hinge on Pender agreeing to the fight anywhere with a possible bout on national television. The bout would crown an undisputed middleweight champion amid Robinson’s camp objections.
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