Barbers Hill Relays Meet Draws Crosby Anahuac Contenders
The Barbers Hill Lions Relays feature Anahuac Crosby and Barbers Hill squads as local stars compete Saturday at 57301. Entries include Ferguson and Kilgore in high jump and sprints, McCollum and Follett in field events, and a sprint medley relay standout lineup.
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Anahuac
Crosby
Hill
Barbers Hill Lions
Aind
Sid Campbell
Livingston
Panthers
Gilbert Ferguson
Ferguson
Ron
Jeg
Russell Fer
Ezer
Lincoln Kilgore
Kilgore
Robert Stevens
Stevens
Ronnie Nelson
Rocky Keene
Buffs
Willis Keene
Robert Sebesta
Barbers Hill
Tex Follett
Follett
Randy McCollum
McCallum
Eagles
Bill Kilgore
Larry Roebuck
Charlie Burgus
Bay-Tex
Russell Ezer
Danny Peddy
Doyle Johnston
Michael Hargraves
Walter Balinsiki
Peddy
Jerry DiCarlo
Deaton
Willis Beene
Johnston
Jack Pennick
la Hudile
Peers Bettec
Es — Lincoln
Lugie Naiver
Stanley
Rubin
Terry Fitle
Hates
Bery Hill
Elton Forbus
J. W. Jernigan
Pat Yates
Johnny Peska
Robert Wilson
Ralph Lagaw
Donald Haddon
Winefred Massey
JJ Wilson
Gerald Michalsky
Don Martin
Ed Aatin
Eitle
J. Ever
Carroll Harvey
Port Arthur On Tap Falcons Enter Cy-Fair Relays
Port Arthur on Tap Falcons and Channelview and La Porte will compete in the Cy-Fair Relays at Cypress-Fairbanks with Port Arthur hosts Friday. Prelims start at 10 a.m. in Port Arthur, finals at 1 p.m., Cypress-Fairbanks events begin at 1 p.m. with finals at 7 p.m. Falcons captain John Butler, the defending state high jump champion, leads a strong squad though not at peak form yet. Other key performers include Mike McManus, Richard Young, Norris Weir, Paul Piczynski, Harry Faulkner, and coaches Charlie Jones and James. Event entries cover shot put, discus, high jump, broad jump, pole vault, sprints, distances, and hurdles for Channelview, La Porte, and Port Arthur.
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Channelview
la Porte
Cypress-Fairbanks
Falcons
Port Arthur
Stephen F. Austin
Cypress Fairbanks
Charlie Jones
John Butler
Butler
James
Mike McManus
McManus
Richard Young
Young
Norris Weir
Paul Jus
Jack
Otis
A Porte
Lynn Sharnton
Roy Oggara
W. C. Childs
Bo McManus
Jerry Nunley
Dan Iwint
Ronnie Owens
la Porte — Weir
Ae Dale Chain
Ronnie Herrington
Harry Faulkner
David Moore
Weir
Dudley Suggs
Tommy Clark
Dick Boyah
Carson Heatley
Buster Dems
Macolm McEachern
Robert Marin
Paul Piccynski
Mike Griffith
Robert Perkins
Mie Run — Channahan
Faulkner
Tim McKey
Russell
Suggs
B. McManus
DeLeon
Piceytski
Allen Christensen
Griffith
M. McManus
McEachern
de- Leon
Carroll
D. Moore
Steven Harkness
Raytown Aims to Defend 11 Events at Border Olympics
Raytown high school track and field team travels to Laredo for the Border Olympics aiming to defend the 1961 high school division title. Coach Beverly Rockhard hopes points in field events with five entries and two relay squads, though no flashy relays. Key athletes include Ferguson, Conway, Vincent, Gazaway, Parkhurst, Clark, Hosea, Vegas, Lee, and Elswick in sprints, jumps, throws, and distance events. Prelims begin Friday at 1 p.m., finals Saturday after 1 p.m.
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Raytown
Laredo
Beverly Rockhard
George Ferguson
David Conway
Gary ‘Vincent
Gary Gazaway
Beaumont
Ferguson
Conway
Vincent
Gazaway
Don Parkhurst
Freddy Clark
Wayne Hosea
James Vegas
Joe Lee
Robert Elswick
Rockhold
Parkhurst
Vegas
Lee
Clark
Elswick
Hosea
Six-Man AI-SWC Lineup Draws Debate and Tops
The 1962 all Southwest Conference basketball team was a six man outfit as coaches split on the fifth spot. Jan Loudermilk of SMU and Del Ray Mounts of Texas Tech were unanimous selections with other votes split among Harold Hudgens Texas Tech Carroll Broussard Texas A M Phil Reynolds Texas Christian and Jerry Carlton Arkansas. Loudermilk led the league with 493 points and Reynolds was second with 428.
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Dallas
Jan Loudermilk
Southern Methodist
del Ray Mounts
Harold Hudgens
Texas Tech
Carroll Broussard
Texas A&m
Phil Reynolds
Texas Christian
Jerry Carlton
Arkansas
Loudermilk
SMU
Mounts
Red Raiders
Broussard
A&m
Hudgens
Tech
Austin Inks Second Eagle in Roebuck
Stephen F. Austin Lampbattacks signs Larry Roebuck, a 6 foot 3, 197 pound linebacker, to a pre enrollment agreement. Roebuck, an All District player, joins Wayne Barrow as incoming Lumberjacks. He is expected to play end this season.
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Mont Belvieu
Stephen F. Austin Lampbattacks
Barbers Hill Eagle
Travis (Shorty) Hughes
Larry Roebuck
Roebuck
Eagles
Austin
Wayne Barrow
Freeman Loses Bid For 125-Pound Title
CHICAGO AP Steve Freeman of Houston the lone Texan in the finals in the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions lost his bid for the 125 pound title Wednesday night. Freeman bowed to George Foster of Cincinnati after beating Zack Smith of Lowell in the semifinals. Ronnie Morgan of Amarillo exited in the 135 pound semifinals losing to Edward Falls of Toledo who then defeated Sammy Ortega of Denver.
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Freeman
Chicago
Steve Freeman
Houston
George Foster
Cincinnati
Zack Smith
Lowell
Mass
Ronnie Morgan
Amarillo
Edward Falls
Toledo
Sammy Ortega
Denver
Giants Aim To Pierce By Pierce And Larsen Deal
The Giants seek depth and stability for their pitching staff after a trade with the White Sox brought Billy Pierce and Don Larsen. Pierce, 35, showed his power in camp while Larsen’s presence could bolster San Francisco’s rotation as manager Alvin Dark weighs spot starts and long relief.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Chicago White Sox
Billy Pierce
Sox
Pierce
Giants
Harvey Kien
Don Larsen
San Francisco
Bob
Farley
Zanni
Eddie Fischer
Alvin Dark
Donn Clendenon
Pittsburgh
al Lopez
White Sox
Two Ager
Sev
Dark
Jon Rbi
Pirates
Joel Horlen
Oet
Bkeline
Diego
Chicago White
Carver Bucs Host Home Baseball Opener Thursday
Carver’s first baseball team plays its home game Thursday at 7 p.m. against Houston Wheatley at the ABL diamond. Coach Richard Lewis’ squad lost 4-2 to Wheatley in the opener as Wheatley rallied in the seventh to erase a 4-2 Carver lead. Frederick Kelley will start on the mound with Clarence Matthews catching as Carver seeks the comeback.
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Carver
Buccaneers
Houston Wheatley
Richard Lewis
HW Keatey
Wheatley
Bucs
Frederick Kelley
Clarence Matthews
Tal
Onic
Lewis
Jimmy Anderson
Spencer
Charles Hebert
Jesse Hodges
Eugene Cartwright
Kelley
Lawrence
Herbert Bernard
Franks
Calvin Jenkins
Bue
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