Four B s Of Ravens Edwin Summers Life Of 18 Year Old
Edwin Summers son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Summers of Westwood is described through a fourfold focus books basketball business and banking all linked to his basketball career. The San Jacinto Ravens guard 3 9 160 pounds started every game as a freshman and led in scoring nights while maintaining a 2 2 GPA. Summers played high school ball at Westbury Houston earned all city honors and later starred in Region XIV South Zone playbacks helping the Ravens reach a potential National Junior College Championship bid. Summers attributes his education to basketball and plans to study international business or banking, with thoughts of Peace Corps post graduation and a summer in Mexico City while evaluating his future.
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Kasko Named Houston Captain as Giants Prep Cepeda Return
The Houston Astros appoint Eddie Kasko as their first field captain as Lyman Harris confirms the move after Kasko batted .243 with 22 RBIs in 1962. In San Francisco, Orlando Cepeda tests his right knee and works toward a full spring training return while Cepeda eyes leadership for the Giants. Dodgers manager Walter Alston notes Johnny Podres’ three scoreless innings in an intra squad game as Podres vies for a Dodgers rotation spot.
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Happy Coachs Wife Law And Politics Were Her Goals
Mrs Forest Evashevski of Iowa City reflects on choosing marriage over her dreams of law or politics while supporting her husband Forest Evashevski, famed football coach and later athletic director at the University of Iowa. She notes extensive travel and managing seven children, expressing gratitude for sharing in her husband’s high-profile career.
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TV coverage set for 15 Astros road games this season
Houston AP report lists fifteen Texas and Louisiana TV markets airing 141 Astros road games plus 192 radio broadcasts across Texas Louisiana New Mexico. First exhibition Friday in Cocoa Florida. first TV game April 4 versus Milwaukee in Houston. Schroeder Schlitz Brewing Co. sponsors three year 5.2 million package.
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Texas Track Club Pulled From Border Olympics
The Texas Track Club was barred from the Border Olympics in San Antonio after an AAU official advised withdrawal to avoid dual sanctions amid AAU NCAA disputes. Coached by Margaret Ellison, the group planned a six girl exhibition in 100 and 220 yard dashes, facing potential suspension if they competed. Ray Weekly cited avoiding the clash between sponsors and keeping the meet free of sanctions controversy.
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SMU Loses Sixth Baseball Contest
The Southern Methodist University team dropped its sixth straight Southwest Conference baseball game, as Texas A&M prepares to host Houston while Rice welcomes St Marys. The conference race opens with Rice at Baylor in Waco and Texas A&M at Austin.
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