Murray-Go-Round sports feature on Deer Park and regional teams
The piece analyzes district 26-A with Deer Park as a standout in football and Sweeny and Dickinson in basketball. It notes Deer Park’s near state finals runs, a recent state title for Dickinson, and Sealy’s strong bi district showing. The column contemplates Oklahoma’s Bud Wilkinson and spring practice, with a nod to Sugar and Cotton Bowl memories.
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Deer Park
Texas
Missouri City
Santa Fe
Needville
East Bernard
Sweeny
Dickinson
Buna
Austin
Teer Park
Powereike Deer Park
Sweene and
Sealy
Shorty Hughes
Hughes
Jim Kethan
Cotton Watkins
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Bud
Lee Abilene relay showdown headlines border Olympics
Gander tracksters lead eight man squad at Laredo border carnival facing Texas powers. Rival Abilene mile relay stars Vig Davis and Wally Wilson pace Ganders with Joe Frank Robbins Pet Bond and Carl Young. Events include Davis 440 and 880 runs, Robbins Bond open 446, Smajstrla high jump and Dunaway discus. Prelims Saturday, finals Saturday night.
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Lee-Abilene
Laredo
Vig Davis
Wally Wilson
Davis
Wilson
Joe Frank Robbins
Pet Bond
Bond
Ness Robbing
Robbing
Robbins—Bond
Carl Young
Young
Two Fronts Ganers Enter Galena Park Meet
The number two Ganley track team, coached by Roland Kudla, takes 31 athletes to the first annual Galena Park Invitational with preliminaries at 10 am and finals at 2 pm. Buddy May may miss action with a leg issue. entries include Lochridge, Burleson, Partin, Wallace, Hawkins, and several teammates in sprints, distance, relays, and field events. The meet features three hurdle races including 190 lows, 120 highs, and a 440 yard low hurdle relay.
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Roland Kudla
Galena Park
Kudla
Houston
Galveton
Dee Turner
Reagao Bulldogs
Reagan
Buddy May
Tommy Lockridge
W. G. Wallace
Lockridge
Joe Burleson
James Partin
James Hill
WW. G. Wallace
Robert E. Lee
Burleson
Hill
Robert Erhardt
Billy Young
Eddie Rincon
Martin
Five Border Olympic Marks In Danger At Border Olympics
At least five track records are seen as vulnerable during the 23rd Border Olympics in Laredo Texas with more than 1 000 athletes from 79 schools entered. Defending champions Texas North Texas San Antonio Junior College and Abilene high school are fielding strong teams as Oklahoma A M threats loom in the 880 yard run the mile and the two mile. Ronald Beauford Southwest Texas sets sights on the broad jump while Veard Landqvist Erkhoff and others pursue old marks and records.
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Texas
North Texas
San Antonio Junior College
Abilene High School
Oklahoma A&m
Bill Heard
Stuve Landqvist
Frederick Hekhoff
Veard
Landqvist
Erkhoff
University of Houston
Ronald Beauford
Southwest
Texas State
Heard
Tom Forester
Bekhoff
Beauford
Gander Tennis Team Targets Upset at Aggie Freshmen Match
Gander high school hosts a key match Saturday hoping for an upset of Rex Reed and Paul Wilkins leading the Aggie freshmen. The Ganders, after a 4-3 loss at College Station last week, plan to feature Bill Dixon and Douslis Flashing in top singles and doubles.
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Gander
la Borde
Aggie
Trigic
College Station
Bill Dixon
Paul Wilkins
Wilkins
Robert E. Lee
Paul Como
Rex Reed
Dixon
Reed
Douslis
John Medlin
Stan
Ley Ament
Larry Patterson
Freer
Lawrence Casey
Bob Simmons
San Antonio
River Oaks
Baytown
Leo la Borde
Lee Courts
Giants and Indians Seen Touring Spring Trails
Major league clubs gear up for exhibitions in Florida and Arizona as the New York Giants and Cleveland Indians plan a heavy spring schedule. Key players like Herb Score and Joe Murgoneri are highlighted, with results from Grapefruit League openers and hopes for a strong financial run in spring training.
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Thoenin
Ariz
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Joe Murgoneri
Nashville St
Slalon
Herb Score
Score
Indimanotis
Giants
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Tucson
Hal Naragan
Jim Cleverely
Storins
Todians
Under New Management at 910 NL Alexander Dr Highway 118
Brief notice indicates a business at 910 NL Alexander Dr near Highway 118 swapping management to Fai Raytown with limited available contact details. No further details on operations or dates are provided.
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Alexander Dr
Fai
Raytown
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