Ganders Rally Past Memorial 12-8 in Six Inning Slugfest
Baytown Gander hitters snap a long scoreless stretch to win 12-8 at Memorial behind Rincon and McAfee. Whaley allowed unearned runs but Baytown capitalized with four in the fourth to erase Memorial’s lead. Gresham, Anderson, and Maxwell contributed key hits as Baytown kept pressure on Memorial’s defense with timely singles and two errors.
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Ganders Sweep Relays At Cop Jetera Meet
The Ganders claimed a 100 meter dash win and the sprint relay, boosting their fifth-straight sting at the Cop Jetera Relays in South Fork. Davis led prelims and finals in sprints, while Woodall of Texas City starred in hurdles and long jump events. Team scores list Texas City atop finishes with San Jacinto, Westbury, and Lamar among top finishers. notable standout Woodall set records in high hurdles and long jump.
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Wismer Out as Titans Sold for 8 1/2 Million in AFL Shakeup
New York Titans president and major stock holder Harry Wismer is completely out after the AFL club was sold Thursday for 8.3 million to a five-man New York group led by Sonny Werblin. Bankruptcy petitions were filed February 6, assets listed at 271 thousand with liabilities of 1.94 million. The sale, approved by federal judge John E. Joyce, ends Wismer's three-year turbulent tenure marked by clashes with AFL Commissioner Joe Foss and Titans coach Sammy Baugh.
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Butts Bryant Georgia Alabama game libel dispute
Birmingham AP reports Wally Butts and Paul Bryant deny allegations in a Saturday Evening Post article claiming Butts supplied Georgia game plays to Bryant before the Georgia Alabama clash. Both men threaten libel suits amid SEC inquiry and a pending Bryant libel case against the Post.
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Atlanta
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Bulls
Georgia
Athletic Board
Adder
Colts Open Weekend Series With Angels in Phoenix
The Houston Colts chase a fifth win in a row as they open a weekend series against the Los Angeles Angels in Phoenix. Ken Johnson and Chris Zachary to pitch for the Colts, who improved to 5-2 in spring exhibitions, after a fourth straight win over the Cleveland Indians. Belinsky shines for the Angels in a 16-2 victory over the Giants, buoyed by a no-hitter last May as Mamie Van Doren is cited. Other spring results include Yankees beating Minnesota 2-1, Tigers over Brewers, and Orioles extending spring success with an 11-5 win over the Dodgers in Miami.
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Cincinnati Faces Colorado For NCAA Title Clash
University of Cincinnati aims for a third straight NCAA basketball crown as it takes on bruised Colorado in the Midwest regional final at Lawrence Kansas. Duke and St Josephs meet in the Faster final while Illinois Loyola and Arizona State Oregon State also vie for national semifinal spots. Regional action includes a tense Colorado Oklahoma City game and bench empties incident.
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Lamar Tech Cups Golf Title By 31 Strokes
Lamar Tech won the Lake Charles Intercollegiate Golf Tournament by 31 strokes, defending Lone Star Conference champion for 54 holes. Northeast Louisiana was second at 939, with Stephen F. Austin at 949, and other finishers including Spring Hill College 960, Louisiana Tech, Tulane 961, Northwestern State 963, McNeese 978, Centenary 950, Loyola 999, and Louisiana College. Paul Short of Southwestern defeated Jimmy Warren in a sudden-death playoff for individual honors.
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Pan Am Upsets Grambling to Reach NAIA Finals
Pan American of Texas beat Grambling La 90 83 in the NAIA semifinal as 6 8 Jack the 240 pound ace scored 33 points. Western Carolina led by Gibson 36 points defeated Fort Hays State 100 84. Grambling and Western Carolina were among the top teams in a double semifinal night.
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Sanders Leads St. Pete By One
Sanders, former Florida golfer, shot a 15 under today to hold a one stroke lead at the St. Petersburg Open with two rounds completed. He battled tension affecting his concentration, saying about five holes were strong and five weak as he seeks his third-round push.
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NCAA Tournament Scores From Regionals And Finals
NCAA regional semifinals saw New York University 76 against Pittsburgh 97 while West Virginia trailed 38 from Chicago 1 Mississippi State 70 Bowling Green 67 in midwest action Texas 68 Oklahoma City 77 and UCLA 7 San Francisco 4 versus State . American college results featured Grembling Carolina 100 and Fort Hayes in a tense slate. Friday results included New York 316 Chicago 111 and San Francisco W197 St Louis 106 with Sunday games Syracuse Cincinnati and Detroit at St Louis.
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Two Cars Instead of Two Chickens Theme Recorded
A quirky note describes a swap involving two cars rather than two chickens, with prices and a year referenced. The fragment hints at a BON CLASSEPRED Abs without clear context.
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