Strong Second Behind Memorial Gander Showing At Lee Relays
Memorial Stadium hosted the Robert E. Lee Relays with Memorial Mustangs winning and Spring Branch Memorial Mustangs finishing second behind Memorial. The Ganders from Spring led by coach Beverly Roet held high marks in field events and relays while Charlie Hendricks and Clem Haussmann posted top pole vaults. Baytown and Port Neches-Groves also posted strong relay legs as Conley Brown of San Jacinto won the 220, with Dave Bermauer of Port Arthur taking the 100. The event highlighted a dramatic late-night pole vault session and a Queen of the Relays crown awarded to Sharon Francis.
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Tebbetts Builds Deep Indians Roster For Spring Battle
Tebbetts reshapes Cleveland with multiple outfielders and a unsettled infield as four capable bats Colavito Hinton Brown Whitfield Howser Alvis vie for spots. Pitching depth is strong with Kralick Donova Tiant McDowell and Sichert led by McDowell and McMahon in the bullpen. Tebbetts expects a fast, balanced club with good pitching capable of contending in the American League pennant race.
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Pettit Ends Career as Big Blue Retires from Basketball
St Louis star Bob Pettit, longtime NBA scoring leader and only player to top 10,000 points, retires after 19 seasons with the Hawks. A 6-9 Louisiana native and LSU alumni, Pettit announces stepping aside as he receives a going away win over the Knicks and prepares for a politics career in Baton Rouge. Governor Keithen participates in a halftime ceremony with Pettit’s fiancé Carol Crowell and family present. The NBA playoffs loom, with Pettit continuing to play before final retirement.
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Girls Track Association Formed In Texas State Program
AUSTIN Texas began groundwork for interschool girls track with 30 high schools forming the Girls Track Association. Jake Hileman of Queen City presides as advocate, Lloyd Kelley of Barbers Hill named district director for 12 districts. Baytown lies in district II serving 23 counties from Beaumont to Freeport. Events include 30 meter hurdles, 100 and 220 yard dashes, relays, discus, hop, step and jump. Contact Kelley at Barbers Hill High School Mont Belvieu.
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Queen City
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Barbers Hill
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NCAA Tourney Impresses East and West in Portland
UCLA rolled to a 91 80 victory over Michigan State to claim the West title while Princeton star Bill Bradley dazzled on the road to a 118 82 third place game win over Wichita. Bradley scored 38 points, grabbed 17 rebounds, and set records for most points in a game and in a five game tourney. He led Princeton to a rout and was named the tournament’s outstanding player.
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Cedar Bayou Bears win Galveston junior high track meet
Cedar Bayou Bears edged Galveston Lovenberg 46 45 in a tight Galveston junior high track meet at Stair Galveston high school. Cedar Bayou claimed four first places, two silvers and three fourths led by Richart Chase and Horace Mann. Galveston Lovenberg led with multiple notes from Pat Orchin and John Gore as Green Goblins and Highlands competed for top honors.
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Year Of The Stranger On Pro Golfing Tour
Bert Weaver, 33, Beaumont Texas, from Broadwater Beach Mississippi, wins $8,500 Jacksonville Open with 385 for 72 holes. Final round, par 72, beats rivals Dave Marr Dan Sikes Brice Devlin and Jack Nicklaus. Palmer finishes four over par for $15.00.
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Baseballers Drop Consolation Finals to Lamar 1-0
Galveston high school game ends 1-0 as Lamar defeats the Ganders in consolation final. Boswell pitches a one-hitter until a solo homer by Garind Clarabut in the seventh after a sequence of miscues and base runners. Hamilton started for Lamar. Agusta Acosta Rinenn and Linder contributed in the late inning.
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