Lee College Rebels eye first junior conference entry
Lee College Rebels plan to join the Texas Junior College Conference after trustees approved the move at a spring meeting. If admitted, the team would resume intercollegiate play after the Blue Devils were disbanded, with costs projected around 1000 dollars annually and bleachers to be purchased.
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On Welter
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Cate
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South Texas
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Cageiny
Alton Laird
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Recreation League
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Laird
Enrance
Texas Junior College Conference
Lee College Blue Devils
Simon Pures
A. R. Stark
Harry Hartman
Elmer Grey
Schoos Spirit
George Gentry
Gentry
Nery College
Beaumont Purple Purples Fall To Royal Pums In District Clash
The Purples drop a 0 3 setback to Beaumont Royal Pums in a district affair at St Tumble Bell Park. Coach Charis Elliots and Pete Suitis’s Lee Gan led Beaumont as Purples suffer another league loss, seeking improvement after a rough start. Rain and unclear details mar the play as teams vie for score and momentum.
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St. Tumble Bell Park
Meetae
Beaumont Royal Puma
TCU Basketballers Set For Invasion of NCAA Tourney
TCU, SWC champions, wrap a warmup with an 87 45 win over Fort Sam Houston Rangers. George McLeod 20 points, Harvey Fromme 19 as the Frogs improve to 23 3 times. They travel to Kansas City for opening night games against Kansas with St Louis and Texas A M also on the card.
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Stock Racing Season Opens at Channelview Oval
Stock racing returns to Channelview Speedway this Saturday with an 8 15 p m parade and 94 laps of action. Promoter Roy Houston plans weekly Saturday races through spring and summer marking the track’s third season. Last year drew 100099 fans. this card features a 35 lap feature plus three 12 lap heats a 15 lap consolation and an eight lap trophy dash with drivers such as Cecil Elliott Sonny Mc Daniel Tammy Mangum Norman Pierce Charlie Buckner and Tom Shiftler. Ellicott is last year’s champion, with trophies donated by R L Furnace who also will award monthly point leader honors.
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Channelview Speedway
Promster
Roy Houston
Cecil Elliott
Sonny McDaniel
Tammy Mangum
Norman Pierce
Charlie Buckner
Tom Shiftler
Ellicott
R. L. Furnace
Houston
Uxed Ear Grater
Furnace
Thomson denies copying Musial in new batting stance
Giants outfielder Bobby Thomson said he is tired of allegations he copied Stan Musial for his crouched stance. He insists the idea was his own and says the crouch improves his jump on the ball and helps him guard the plate, especially with two strikes.
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Milton Richman
San Bernardino
Calif
Brisling
Bobby Thompson
Giants
Stayz Musial
Thomson
Musial
DiMaggio
Kea
Golfers Give Closer Look At Explosive Temperaments
New York reports on a psychologist commentary linking club throwing and emotional outbursts to golf pros and fans. Tommy Bolt is cited as a hot-tempered figure while Ben Hogan is praised for restraint. The piece notes coping ideas like substitute activities and stresses the rarity of self-blame. It also covers editorial challenges to Soviet openness and US aid signings.
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New York
Tommy Bolt
Carolina
Bolt
Ben Hogan
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Bowling highlights from the Classic Bowling League
Ruben Sia and Wurisch led Budweiser to a 2-1 win over Schlitz with 587 series. Bud McGiffin rolled a 215 for Japer Katribe, Smokey Hassler added 214 and 577, and Kataribe beat Weingerten 3-1. Stece McDonald defeated General Tire 4-0 as Bobby Watford posted a 72 series. The note ends with an unrelated line about a fish’s vertical leap lasting six fret.
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Wurisch
Budweiser
Schlitz
Bud McGiffin
Japer Katribe
Smokey Hassler
Keglers
Kataribe
Weingerten
Stece McDonald
General Tire
McDonald
Bobby Watford
Church Softball Loop Meeting Carded For April First
Managers of the Church Softball League will hold an organization meeting at 7 30 pm Tuesday April 1 Recreation Director Dan Stallworth announced today Stallworth is sending notices to all area churches this week
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Stallworth
Surgery Tomorrow For Lamar's Star Lambert
BEAUMONT, UP Stan Lambert athletic director and head coach at Lamar State College of Technology will enter John Sealy Hospital Galveston Tuesday for back ailment surgery on Wednesday.
Major City Softball League Denies Friday Night Switch
Recreation Director Dan Stallworth announced that the Humble Giler baseball team failed to win league approval to move Thursday games to Friday. Managers voted against the switch, noting majority rules, as other teams including Culpepper and Humble had not yet reported decisions. Regular season opens Thursday May 1, with a preseason softball tournament starting Monday April 2.
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Dan Stallworth
Melvin Herry
Bob Chase
Oller Nine
Humble Baseballers
Higginbotham
General Tire
Franta
Bayshore Motor
Stallworth
Culpepper
Humble
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