Lamar Wins Tourney Opener In Galveston Baseball Clash
Lamar defeated Baytown 5 to 3 in the Galveston high school tournament opener. Baytown led 3 0 before Lamar rallied with a two run homer by Fred Hand and key hits from Jerry Linder and Bob Whaley. Gander starter Jimmy Anderson worked deep, but Lamar’s timely offense and wind aided balls helped decide the contest. Spring Branch advanced to the finals with a 6 2 first round win over Texas City while Reagan beat Galveston Kirwin 5 8 in a separate opener. The schedule shifted with semi finals delayed two hours and one game postponed.
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Jimmie
Pame
Lamar
Gether
Baytown
Jimmy Anderson
Galveston High
Bob Goff
Redskins
Fred Hand
Ganders
Jerry Linder
Boba Eeee
Whaley
Spring Branch
Texas City
Reagan
Galveston Kirwin
Anderson
Robertson
Clara
Goff
Brock
Johnny Joe George
Whasey
Clarabut
Hand
Jaime Acosta
Donnie Burch
Vaughn
George Rincon
Disch
Teague
Taylor
Ullrich
Linder
Anderton
Acosta
Sammy Hance
Burch
Rincon
Baytown Tenth In Top Golf Play Kinsey In Top Five
Blustery winds at Galveston Municipal Golf Course influenced scores as Spring Branch ran away to a 307 win in the Galveston High School golf tournament. Baytown tied for tenth with a 395, led by Woody Kinsey’s 75, placing him among the top five individuals. Brazosport, Memorial, and Spring Branch finished near the top in a tight team cluster.
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Galveston
Galveston Municipal Golf Course
Spring Branch
Galveston High Schoo
Baytown
Bears
Spring Branch Memorial
Brazosport
AEL
Woody Kinsey
Kinsey
Beamont
Benny ‘Sharp
South Park
Mike Garrison
Memorial
Bob McMichael
Chris Alford
Sharp
Andy Seamans
Marion Lewis
Seamans
Lewis
Dub
Kavar
Jan Laramers
Kovar
Larmers
Drew Scott
Jone
Bayzound
Texas City
Ball High
Galveston GALVESTON Oleander Tennis Open day one
REL’s top doubles Marshall Schubert and Darrell Fullick won their lone match to reach the third round as Baytown entries filled the round of 16. Second seed in girls doubles Frédnn Tillery and Camille Bunting survived a windy, cold first day to reach the 16, while Gwen Bussa advanced with byes and a default. Several boys singles exits and coach notes frame a weathered start with two rounds completed and Saturday promising more action.
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Galveston
Baytown
Oleander
REL
Marshall Schubert
Darrell Fullick
Frédnn Tillery
Camille Bunting
Gwen Bussa
Joe Demourelle
Harry Dinwiddie
Demourelle
John Carlson
Alvin
Ball High
Bob Gaona
Dinwiddie
Galveston Kinwin
Robert Schulz
Miss Bussa
Conroe
Branwen-Simpson
Brazosport
Stringer- Ellet
AEL
Miss Tillery
Miss Bunting
Clear Creek
Martha Treschwig
Noel White
Schubert
Fullick
Tillery - Bunting
Miss Biuksa
Toni Bracher
I Houston Waltrip
Spring Branch Poised To Seize Texas HS Swim Meet Crown
Spring Branch entered finals with seven individuals and two relays, aiming to dethrone Highland Park as champion. Highland Park fielded five individuals and one relay. Tom Neyland of Bellaire won the 1 meter with 362.70 points, Jim Henry was second, and three records fell including Midland’s Doug Russell in the 53.9 1M butterfly, Highland Park’s Carter Shil Lie in the 100 free, and HP’s 200 free relay in 1:33.3.
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Lubbock
Spring Branch
Memorial
Highland Park
Highland, Park
Wichita, Falls
Sprin Branch
Tom Neyland
Houston
Bellaire
Jim Henry
Dallas Hill
Austin Duo Sets Pace in Champions Cup Play
In Houston, George Sea Holm and Bill Penn of Austin led the Champions golf tourney into the third round after a two under par 68 on Friday, sharing the 36 hole lead at 135. Dr. Les Lemak and John Paul Cain were tied for second at 340, with Walkowich and Johnny Thornton of San Antonio at 340. The field includes 62 amateur teams nationwide and the event runs through Sunday.
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Houston
George Seaholm
Bill Penn
Austin
Les Lemak
John Paul Cain
Bobby
Walkowich
Johnny Thornton
San Antonio
Ea Spee Goldman
John Smith
Dallas
Duke 91 Michigan 80 in NCAA semifinal action
The NCAA semifinal saw Duke defeat Michigan 91 to 80 while UCLA led 50 to 0 against Kansas State. Exhibition and rain disrupted several games with divisions and canceled matchups noted, including Chicago cities and multi-team pairings.
Upstart Parker Joins Top Seeds in Semis
In Houston at the Rice College Invitation Tennis Tournament Jim Parker of Rice upset third seed Andy Loyd of Trinity 6-4 6-3 to reach the semifinals. Top seed Frank Froehling Trinity beat Lance Lumsden 6-2 6-4, Cliff Buchholz Trinity defeated Alfonso Ochoa Lamar Tech 6-4 6-2, and Butch Neiman Trinity beat Francis Rawstorne Lamar Tech 6-4 6-2. Parker is the Southwest Conference champion and was seeded No. 5.
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Houston
Jim Parker
Rice
Parker
Andy Loyd
Trinity
Frank Froehling
Cliff Buchholz
Butch Neiman
Froehling
Lance Lumsden
Southernllinois
Buchholz
Alphonso Ochoa
Lamar Tech
Newman
Francis Rawstorme
Colts Seek Fourth Hurler in Spring Training Shuffle
In Cocoa Florida the Colts battle for the number four spot in the pitching rotation. Bruce Owens Giusti Zachary and Yellen compete with veteran Dick Farrell Don Nottebart Ken Johnson as Spring starts tease. Youngsters Giusti Zachary and Yellen show promise, while Owens brings experience and a Venizuela winter league record to the mix.
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Owens
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Zachary
Yellen
Cocoa
Fla
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Celtais
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Jim
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Chris Zachary
Larry
Harry Craft
Dick Farrell
Don Notte
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Tennessee
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Yankees
Harry
Craft
Firuire Ietmiain
Eeliet Oneer
Syracuse University
Oklahoma
Houston
Turi
Murrell
Hal Woode
Jim Ewell
Johnson
Woodeshich
UCLA Nips K State To Face Duke
UCLA advances to the NCAA championship after a 81 75 comeback win over Kansas State as Keith Erickson and four cheerleaders spark a late run. Duke beats Michigan 91 80 to set up a title game with UCLA. Jay Buckley leads Duke with 25 points and 14 rebounds while UCLA relies on a fast break from Gail Goodrich and Walt Hazzard.
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Keith Erickson
UCLA
Duke
Bruins
Kansas State
Municipal Auditorium
Erieckson
John Wooden
Michigan
Wooden
Jay Buckley
Blue Devils
Gail
Goodrich
Walt Hazzard
Kansans
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