Gander Duffers Post 314 In Galveston Golf Meet
Galveston score shows Brazosport taking a 365 total while the Ganders finish six strokes back at 314. Younse and Thompson led REL with top 5s, seven rounds in the 70s boosts Ganders’ season tally to strong 314 despite a back nine surge by the Exporters. Next Friday the Ganders face District 124A at Brock Park Houston to measure title chances.
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Galveston
Robert Card
EL Lee
Younse
Brazosport
Jimmy Younse
Mike Thompson
Ganders
Port Neches
Bellaire
Houston
Con- Toc
AEL
Beaumont
Thompson
Rel
Dust Fer
Orange
Secord
Houston Lee
Ross Sterling
Houston Lamar
Stephen F. Austin
Randy Tickner
Jack Besperka
Rangers
Pat Taylor
Randy Bobbitt
Tyler
Bobbitt
Mike Craig
Tickner
Besperka
Ther
Conroe
Forest Park
Springwoods
Westchester
Pasadena
Sam Rayburn
Spring Branch
Stephen F. Austa
Wallite
Brock Park
76ers Rally Past Bullets Behind Greer Championship Run
Philadelphia defeats Baltimore 322-105 as Hat Greer scores 29 and Earl the Pearl Monroe struggles with only seven points. The win halts Bullets playoff hopes and marks Philadelphia’s seventh straight victory over Baltimore. Lakers and Pistons also win in NBA action. ABA results include New Orleans over Houston and Minnesota over Denver. Elgin Baylor posts 37 points and 13 rebounds for the Lakers.
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Philadelphia
Earl the Pearl
Philadelphia ‘76Ers
Baltimore
Earl Monroe
Bullets
National Basketball Association
Jones
Alex Hanna
Monroe
76Ers
Hat Greer
Los Angeles
New York
Detroit
San Francisco
Seattle
Chicago
American Basketball Association
New Orleans
Houston
Minnesota
Denver
Kentucky
Indiana
Ava
Jimmy Walker
Pistons
George Wilson
Johnson Reilly Fire 79s At La Marque Tourney
Golfers from Sterling and Robert E. Lee placed fifth and sixth in the La Marque Junior High Tournament at Twin Lakes Country Club Friday. Ray Johnson and Charles Reilly led their teams with 7s, Sterling finished fifth at 356 and REL sixth at 357. Blocker of Texas City won team honors with 322, followed by Stephen F. Austin 326, Orange 328, and MacArthur 334.
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David Motley
Cedar Bayou
Don Motley
Allen Littlefield
Baytown
Keith Simmons
Andy Wismar
Blocker
Texas City
Stephen F. Austin
Galveston
Orange
MacArthur
Houston
Softball Meeting Set For Tuesday In Community Center
Parks and Recreation invites all players and groups to a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday at the Community Center to discuss the first summer softball season. Topics include rules entry fees and dates. Leagues run about 12 weeks from mid April to late July with City champions advancing to the TAAF regional and state tournaments in early August. Boys and girls fast and slow pitch and a church league are planned under TAAF church rules requiring players to attend their church.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Ken Personaire
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Recreation Department
TAAF
Beamon and Ryun Lead NCAA Indoor Finale at Cobo Arena
In Detroit at the NCAA indoor meet Ryun seeks his mile title as Beamon eyes a historic double. Beamon wins the long jump and triple jump, while Villanova rivals pace to dethrone USC as team champion. James wins the 440 and Patrick retains the 280 crown amid tight team totals.
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Detroit
Bob Beamon
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Kansas
Cobo Arena
Gerry Linderen
Beamon
Texas- el Paso
Villanova
Larry James
James
Dave Patrick
Southern California
Scott’s Third Spring Homer Lifts Red Sox Over Astros
Boston first baseman George Scott slugged his third spring home run as the Red Sox defeated the Houston Astros 3 1. Scott’s nine hits in 17 at bats and his middle-hitting approach headline a day with multiple exhibtion results across the majors including the A’s, Tigers, Pirates, Reds and Cardinals picks.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
George Scott
Scott
Boston
Red Sox
Houston Astros
Oakland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Minnesota
California
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Houston
Pat House
Wille Stargell
Bob Robertson
Pirates
Mets
Stargell
Robertson
Felix Millan
Bob Tillman
Reds
Tommy Helms
Freg Whitfield
Hayes Outbattles Unsed As Coogs Rip Louisville
Houston, led by Elvin Hayes, defeated Louisville 91 to 75 to reach the Midwest Region final against Texas Christian. Teammate Don Chaney anchored the defense as Houston built a sizable lead, with Hayes dominating Unseld 35-23 and outrebounding 24-22. TCU upset Kansas State to set the all Texas final showdown.
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Hayes
Coogs
Louisville
Wichita
Kan
Houston
Elvin Hayes
UCLA
Texas
TCU
Kansas State
Westley
Don Chaney
Johnny Sivaim
Horned Frogs
Swain
Chaney
Guy Lewis
Ansell
John Dromo
Nicklaus Takes Two Shot Lead In Florida Open
Jack Nicklaus led by two strokes after a four under par 68 to 335 total, while Arnold Palmer failed to qualify for the final 36 holes with a front nine 41. Bob Charles and Myron Garber trailed, with Massengale and Sikes tied at 138 as Boros and Play er remained outside the lead.
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Orlando
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Nicklaus
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Myller Garber
Don Massengale
Dan Sike
Bruce Crampton
Bruce Devlin
Julius Boros
Gary Player
Florida
Nicklaus Praid
Oilers Set Exhibition With Skins
Houston Oilers will face the Washington Redskins in the Astrodome in the first professional game there. An expected 45,000 will attend the 8 p.m. CST kickoff as the Oilers seek to open pre season with a domed venue. The Redskins went 5-9-3 last year, while Houston crowned AFL Eastern Division champions after a strong season. The Oilers also schedule pre season games against the New York Jets on August 12 and the Dallas Cowboys on August 31 before moving home games to the Astrodome.
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Scott
Houston
Boston
Jim Pagliasoni
Sal Bando
Oskland
Washington
Reggie Jackson
Dick Green
Athletics
Bill Freehan
Philadelphia
Tigers
Phillies
Dick McAuliffe
Lenniie Green
Houston Oilers
Washington Redskins
Oilers
Astrodome
Redskins
Cleveland
Dallas
Baltimore
New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys
Rice University Stadium
Sun Spots and Notices From Page 1
Sun Spots covers multiple items: Writers Conference entries inviting submissions to Walter Kidd, travel notes on Stanley Henson to a Metropolitan Life Congress in New York, A C Coker touring Hawaii with North American Van Lines executives, a painting by Pathil Goodrich featured in Paris Modernes des Arts, Henry E Stevenson named to honors list at Franklin and Marshall College, a Clean Air Institute event in Houston with Eckwardt Casey and Brooks, Linda Lou Pool named to Southwestern University distinctions list, a Rotary luncheon topic on U S Steel by Tor Litras, and Mrs Michael Cole initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta at Lamar Tech.
Galveston Bay Picture Story Gains Wide Coverage
National wildlife groups' conventions in Houston spur broad publicity for Galveston Bay issues. Shell dredge and fish kill photos will air on 13 Midwest TV stations and appear on National Wildlife magazine cover. Photographer from East Galveston Bay and prints from Keith Ormore relocate to Kansas State University. Station coverage includes KARD KAKE and several satellites across Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Nebraska.
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Houston
Galveston Bay
Midwest
Wild- Uife
East
George Hellaren
Kansas State University
U.S
Bob
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
Halazon R. EB. Kirkpatrick
Publications, Inc
East Bay Area
Union
National Wildlffe Federation
North American Wildlife and Natural Resources
Shamrock
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Tex
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Moderne Des Arts Ed de la Vie
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Jack Brooks
Jefferson County
Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Alpha Lambda Delta
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Prince's Roller Rink
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Eddie Cox
Republie
Cesar Bayen
Cedar Savoy Junior High
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Gnert
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Vector Cable Company
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Texas Eastern Watert High School
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Greer’s Cashway
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Wright Blvd
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Prell
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Porx St
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