Brown Relays Bring Starred Gulf Coast Teams
Robert E Lee Ross Sterling and the College compete in Pasadena as Baytown cinder squads seek points. Sterling led by Sid Thomas and Bruce Mertin aims for top relays with Memorial Brazosport Bellaire and Sam Rayburn among rivals. Lee’s Badeaux Littlefield Wood and Land pace 44-yard relay with hurdles and field entries while Kenney Musgrove and Mous er bolster distance and throws.
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Shaw Leads Pensacola Open With 63 In Opening Round
Tom Shaw, 26, teaching pro and survivor of a California crash, opens with a 63 at Pensacola Open led by two strokes over Fred Marti who shot 68. Brewer, Stockton, Murphy, and others post 65s and 66s in a crowded leaderboard amid a 63 on a Par 72 course.
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Chamberlain Sets Three Records In NBA Update
Wilt Chamberlain of the 76ers set three NBA marks by collecting 702 assists the first center to lead in playmaking 706 straight games without disqualifying fouls and lifting his career scoring to 25,424. Detroit’s Dave Bing became the league scoring leader with 2,142 points.
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