Baytown Relays Spotlight Baytown Track Group
Beytown's Gate City squad heads toward LaPorte Gulf Coast Relays as the Gander track unit, missing Day due to illness, seeks momentum. Beytown placed sixth at Beaumont and faded at Laredo but showed signs of upgrade in quarter miler Robert Elswik and the sprint relay quartet at the weekend Border Olympics.
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Exhibition's Monday Basketball Results Across Leagues
Across major college and NAIA events, scores show San Francisco routing Chicago while Cleveland edged Boston. Regional NCAA play features Princeton beat VMI and Villanova topple Providence, with Creighton and Texas achieving wins in the Midwest. Local meets note Baytown performers and relay squads amid stadium construction delays.
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Player wins Pensacola Open playoff by one stroke
South Africa’s Gary Player outduels Arnold Palmer by one stroke in the Pensacola Open playoff at the 6,380 yard Pensacola Country Club. Player’s 12 under par 276 earned $4,000 as Palmer blamed his inconsistency on poor putting and misreads while Barber finished three back. Palmer heads to New York for a golf show before joining Player at the Doral Open in Miami.
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All-Tournament Team Picks From AAAA Meet
Stephen F. Austin of Houston stars Spain and Vasquez headline the AAAA all-tournament team chosen by writers. Ken Spin and Billy Arnold of Fort Worth Haltom join the squad along with Larry Lake of Helotes and John Bullock of Dallas Adamson.
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Ganders Schedule Busy With Three Games This Week
Ganders face Spring Branch Memorial Tuesday at 4 pm in Spring Branch then host a Friday return and travel Saturday for a 2 pm match. Coach Don Treuhardt uses the 18 varsity players as he searches for first win after a 2-2 opener loss to South Houston. Johnny Taylor and Jim Anderson stand out with multiple hits and solid defense while Whaley and Mance share mound duties.
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Houston Colts Strength Down The Middle Is Focus
Houston general manager Paul Richards notes the Colts are stronger down the middle with veteran infielders, a promising rookie catcher, and a strong pitching staff. Names like Bateman Grote Nellie Box Kasko Wynn and Beauchamp anchor the lineup as spring practice continues and Cody Richards evaluates fielding and hitting across positions.
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Abs Varsity Tries Farm Crew Again
COCO Florida AP The Houston Colts plan a third inter squad game as varsity aims to beat the farmhands after two losses including a 2-0 shutout. A midweek game precedes a golf and fishing day, with a Grane fruit League opener versus the Phillies Saturday in Orlando. Third baseman Bob Aspromonte returned to a full workout signaling his leg injury is improving after a delay in conditioning at Spring.
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Optimism for Phillies as Mauch reshapes in spring training
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch projects a fast start for the Phillies this spring as he reshapes the roster. He targets Richie Allen as a possible third baseman after guiding Carl Yastrzemski to an outfield position earlier in his career. Allen, a former shortstop, starred in the minors with Triple Crown numbers and strong bat potential. Mauch notes Allen is fast, switch-hitting, and has long arms with solid speed, comparing him to Yastrzemski. He also recalls trading Dom Demeter to Detroit for Jim Bunning and Gus Triandos to bolster pitching and acquire a right-handed hitting catcher.
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Bouton Faces 3100 A Day Fine If Absent From Camp
The Bulldog Jim Bouton risks a 3100 daily fine for each day away from the Yankee training camp after GM Ralph Houk handed him the ultimatum on his 25th birthday. Houk expects a decision by the deadline while Bouton weighs his recourse. Last season he went 22-1 with a 2.33 ERA and earned 10000. He seeks 20000 for 1964, with the club offering about 16000 to 18000.
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Connecticut Upsets Temple In NCAA First Round
Connecticut scored a major upset in the NCAA tournament opening round in Philadelphia Dallas. Princeton Villanova Texas Western and Creighton also won their first round games to reach regional play. Oklahoma State’s Henry Iba earned his 700th career victory at Stilwater.
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Rice Signs Collins Permian All-State Star End
Odessa Permian standout Jay Collins signed with Rice University as a football letter recipient. The district 2 AAA athlete earned first all-state honors from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and was a second-team all-state end. Collins stood 6 feet 2 inches and weighed 185 pounds and also started on Permian's basketball squad.
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Clay faces mental test and Liston wait for title rematch
Cassius Clay flats himself in Louisville after failing a selective service mental test. He plans a rematch with Sonny Liston while Patterson proposes a no purse fight with a $759000 guarantee. Clay defends his Muslim faith amid debate over religion and sect influence.
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