Hall Gordon Speer Duel At Barbers Hill Relays
Sugarland star Kenneth Hall and Barbers Hill’s Gordon Speer prime a marquee clash at the Barbers Hill Relays in Mont Belvieu. Hall seeks to extend records in broad jump and relay marks, while Speer, versatile in sprints and field events, aims to challenge Hall in the 100-yard dash as Cedar Bayou and other teams vie for titles. Local officials expect an all-time strong meet with 19 schools and about 250 athletes. The Lions Club meet benefits Kerrville Crippled Children’s Camp, with preliminaries at 4 30 a.m. and finals around 2 30 p.m.
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Clyde Murray
Barbers Hill
Mont Belviey
Sugarland
Kenneth Hall
Gordon Speer
Barkers Hill
Hall
Sugar-land
Ahadng Cedar Bayou
Speer
Barbers
Hill
Lloyd Kelley
Mont Beilvieu
Crosby
Dayton
Kelley
W. C. Underwood
Mont Belvieu
Aoray
Cedar Bayou
Bears
Vernon Woods
Jerry Marcontell
Cedar- Bayou
Deer Park
Sammy Blount
Ricket Stover
Tomball
Nolan Akers
Bobby Nalvar
Dwayne Snow
Snow
Marcontell
Tommy Fethree
Akers
Schonts
Lions Club
Kerrville
No Rule Changes Made By Coaches
Kansas City March 19 The nations basketball coaches at the National Association of Basketball Coaches convention say they will not seek major rule revisions. Floyd Stahl Ohio State chair notes coaches are generally satisfied. formal recommendation to the National Rules Committee to meet Sunday. Veterans Tony Hinkle Butler elected president succeeding Eddie Hinkle St Louis.
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Kansas City
National Association of Basketball
Floyd Stahl
Ohio State
Stahl
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma
NJ Ncaa
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
YMCA
Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union
Canadian Amateur Basketball Association
American Athletic Union
Paul D
Tony) Hinkle
Butler University
Eddie) Hinkle
St. Louis
Basketball Scores from AAU Tourney Quarterfinals
United Press reports AAU tournament quarterfinal results with Peoria Cutters, YMI San Francisco, Grimalva Buicks San Diego, Phillips Oilers, Denver Bankers, Kirby Shoes Ogden Utah, Associated Stores Fort Sill Oklahoma. Also a cooking note about preventing starch from sticking to the iron.
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United Press Aau
Peoria Catterpillers
YMI
San Francisco
Grihalva Buicks
San Diego
Phillips Oilers
Denver Bankers
Kirby Shoes
Fort Sill
Okla
Ogden
Utah
Associated Stores
Gander Tennis Team Set to Meet Orange High on Saturday
Gander High's tennis squad faces Orange High at REL Courts starting 10 a.m. Saturday in a boys contest. The teams also schedule a Monday match against Beaumont girls and Lamar High was postponed due to rain. The Lee squad competes strong, while girls results lag. In one day, Alice Blake and others lost, Frankie Phardrescher won, and doubles teams fell.
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Orange High School
Leo LaBorde
Robert BE. Lee
Lamar High
Houston
Gander
Orange
Lamar
Lee
Beaumont High
AEL
Alice Blake
Joan Scate
Eleanor Simmons
Betty Samuelson
Peggy Geary
Betty Wretch
Ganders
Frankie Phardrescher
Suzie Braugh
Kay Daves
Pat Crave
Bowling honors and league results in local commercial and masters leagues
Howell of Pearl earned individual honors for the Men s Commercial Bowling League though Lubrizol Corp edged his team 3 1. Howlie rolled 199 for a 551 night total. Huber Spares beat Grand Prize 4 0 Fal staff defeated Steele McDonald 4 0. In Masters League Faiy Godfrey topped Ferguson Motors 4 0 Culpepper Furniture beat Peoples State Bank. Ball Insurance won 3 1 over Smitty s Drive Inn La Voy Beauty Salon defeated Rhythm Music Company 3 1. Eunice Rice posted 181 for high single and B Dantriel 427 for high series.
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Howell of
Pearl
Lubrizol Corp
Howlie
Huber
Grand Prize
Falstaff
Steele McDonald
Faiy Godfrey
Ferguson Motors
Culpepper Furniture
Peoples State Bank
Houtteman Emerges as Indians Spring Leader in 1953 Race
Art Houtteman, the 26 year old right hander, anchored by fast curves and pace, pushed to oust Bob Feller as Cleveland Indians top spring pitcher. He posted his third strong Grapefruit League outing, tying Baltimore to a single run in three innings, with an overall nine innings allowing one run. Feller struggled, allowing six runs in three innings.
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Fred Down
United Press
Art Houtteman
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Feller
al Lopez
Houtteman
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Don, Fracchia
Houdeman
St. Louis Browns
Carl Miskine
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Yankees
George Weiss
Miami
Fla
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn
Erskine
Dodgers
Texas Team Wins First Round Of Girl's Cage Meet
ST JOSEPH Mo March 19 UP The 25th annual Women's National AAU basketball tournament opens with key games and seeding. Hanes Hosiery of Winston-Salem defending champion drew a first round bye. Wayland College Plainview Tex Viner Chevrolet of Denver and the Tomboys also seeded.
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ST. Joseph
Elgbt
Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
N.C
Wayland College
Plainview
Tex
Viner
All Stars Feature East West Clash With Rupp S Curtailment
The East West Shrine basketball game in Kansas City pits Adolph Rupp coaching the East against Iba Prive of California as Kentucky’s star players seek national glory. Rail delays and practice sessions set the stage with Bevo Francis spotlighted, and a Bevo roster includes Matheny Kalafat Ford Kerr among others. Alabama and LSU also seed home games as schedules unfold.
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Kansas City
Adolph
Baron Rupp
Kentucky
Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Ibs
Prive
University of California
Intel
Prs
Alestar
Rio Grande College
Bevo Francis
Rockhurst College
Francis
Rin Grande
NATA
Little College
Oreder
Frank Selvy
Furman
Price
Bob Matheny
Krimen
Colleriain
Bob Matick
Oklahoma AM
Kansas
Gib Ford
Texas
Gene Schwinger
Rice
Johnny Kerr
Minnis
Ed Kalafat
Minnesota
Rebels' Page Makes All-District Squad
Terry Page, ex-Gander and Lee College guard, earns a spot on the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference all district six-man team. He helped the Rebels to a 9-11 record, tying for third as San Antonio claims the district title and South Texas places second. Page is joined by Cecil Ghromley, Benny Barcello, Jerry Meyers, Roger Tasch, and Ronald Burns on the squad. Three Rebels, Louis Carter, Wayne Peterson, and Charles Daniels, receive honorable mention. Coach Alton Laird also announces the lettermen list including Page, Carter, Daniels, Peterson, Gerald Iler, Mickey Pillow, Bill Looney, Ross Flowers, Kenneth Creel, and Bill Macon the manager.
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Terry Page
Lee College
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
Page
Alton Laird
Rebels
Cecil Ghromley
Benny Barcello
South Texas
Jerry Meyers
Roger Tasch
San Antonio
Ronald Burns
Temple
Robert E. Lee
Louis Carter
Wayne Peterson
Charles Daniels
Meris
Laird
Carter
Daniels
Peterson
Gerald Iler
Mickey Pillow
Bill Looney
Ross Flowers
Kenneth Creel
Bill Macon
Marsh May Become Clean Up Man For Chisox
Chicago White Sox infielder Fred Marsh, once a banjo hitter, is seen as a potential cleanup man after his third Grapefruit League homer sparked a 5 4 win over the Philadelphia Athletics, snapping their seven game spring run.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Fred Marsh
Cookie Sempel
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Eddie Joost
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Fridley
Orioles
Chisox
Marsh
United Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Florida Ali
Oman
Arsh
Tampa
Ross
White Sox
Kansas City
Redlegs
Cardinals
Cincinnati Redlegs
Tulsa
Hot Teams Hold Title Hopes In NCAA Semifinals
USC faces Bradley in the first semi final while Penn State and LaSalle meet in the all Pennsylvania nightcap. The winners play for the title in a nationally televised finale Saturday night. USC, after winning the PCC title, seeks another upset run while Bradley, Penn State and LaSalle chase the championship.
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Will. Rosentreter
Kansas City
Derby Future Book Bets Grow After Giant Wager
In Agua Caliente Mexico on March 19, a $24,000 bet on two Kentucky Derby futures altered the odds. Turn ’T moved from 9 to 1 and Porterhouse from 108 to 1 after a man bet $4,000 to win place and show on each horse. Next up Gulfstream Park’s Florida Derby fill-in features Maharajah and Black Metal as likely top choices for the Three and Eight stakes.
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Agua. Caliente, Mex
Porterhouse
Florida
Gulfstream Park
Greentree
Maine
Chance Farm
Black Metal
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Early Contests
Exhibition games show Detroit defeating Boston and Baltimore edging Cleveland. Chicago beat Philadelphia while Brooklyn and New York tied. Pittsburgh and Washington posted wins and St Louis downed Philadelphia. Milwaukee and Cincinnati also posted results in the day’s slate.
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Pittsburah Ong R. Washington Fa
New Yeurs Oss
Chicago
Cicinnat St Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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Baytown
Lita
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Ken Raffensberger
Johnny Pesky
Boston Red Sox
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