Anahuac Takes Team Crown At Rebel Relays Meet
Anahuac Panthers win the team title at the Rebel Relays as East Chambers and Hardin Jefferson chase. standout performances include Klein and Crosby in middle distances, and Jack Foster setting pace in the century and mile events. East Chambers and Crosby set multiple records as Anahuac posts 81 1 6 points to Hardin Jefferson 79 1 6.
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Steve Fitzgerald
Paul Riband
Roland Blanchard
Curtis Washington
Jack Foster
Perry Chiltwan
Boyd Perry
Dayton
Broencho
Jim Sterling
Sonny Michalsky
Barbers Hill Takes Fifth at Shorthorn Relays in Strong Meet
Barbers Hill Eagles win two events and place second in two more to finish fifth with half the points at the Shorthorn Relays. Donald Kennedy set a new pole vault record at 10-9, Malcolm Blackburn won the high jump, while Bobby Steck added runner up marks in the 100 and 220. Lansford placed in the discus and pole vault, and the distance crew showed progress with Elliott and Blythe scoring in the 860 and mile. The sprint relay faltered with a dropped baton in the Lansford Steck handoff.
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Orchin Boyle Salinas Lead REL Track Effort
Robert E Lee Ganders struggle through illness and wind at Butler Stadium during the 1967 Redskin Relays. Pat Orchin tied for first in the broad jump with 21 feet 3 inches, Pat Boyle took second in the 100 yards, Genaro Salinas placed third in the 220, and Memorial’s Mus tangs set a new total-point record with 62.5. The Ganders scored 10 points to finish ninth, while Lamar and Port Lavaca trailed.
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Port Lavaca
Memorial
Mustangs
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Rusty Brents
Paul Bradley
Carl Lee
James Vegas
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Freddie Clark
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Illini Coaches Quit After Big 10 Demand
Illinois faced an end to a three month scandal as three coaches Pete Elliott Harry Combes and Howie Braun resigned after the Big Ten demanded firing or indefinite suspension from the conference The action followed the uncovering of a 21000 athletic slush fund and the university president Dr David D Henry accepting the resignations after a failed show cause appeal by faculty and athletic directors
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Howie Braun
David D. Henry
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Doug Mills
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Southern Illinois Wins NIT Crown
Southern Illinois captured the National Invitation Tournament title led by Walt Frazier Jr. as the Salukis defeated Marquette 71 to 56. Frazier, the 1966 Most Valuable Player, scored eight points in the title run and finished with 21 points, 12 rebounds and five assists, while the star guard weighs options between finishing college or turning pro with the NBA draft looming. Frazier, an Atlanta native, hinted at plans to pursue professional basketball to support his family though he remains undecided about his immediate future.
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Ball High Tors Win Own Tourney Championship
The Ball High Tors beat Houston Reagan 64 in the Galveston Tournament final Saturday night. Pitcher David Berger earned the win as Pete McGanity and others provided key hitting. Milby beat La Marque for the consolation title, while Milby advanced by defeating Texas City 2 0 with Larry Roberts four hitters for Texas City. The Texas City Tournament runs Thursday through Saturday with nine of ten teams entered. Thursday games feature Sterling Baytown vs La Marque and Texas City vs Dickinson. Baytown RBL faces Pasadena Friday, with Brazosport-South Houston to follow for a shot at the final. Saturday's title game is at 8 pm. This marks a top coast tournament and a gauge of district strength.
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