New Cypress Fairbanks athletic director to lead all programs
Ken Pridgeon named athletic director and football coach at Cypress Fairbanks. The piece argues for a complete athletics program to broaden participation beyond football, praising Rolad Kudla and the Ganders, and urging fan support for baseball and basketball as district action begins this week with the Rangers and Ganders competing in Memorial Stadium and Pasadena.
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Ken. Pridgeon
Cypress Fairbanks
Pridgeon
Cy-Fair School
Sterling High
Roland Kudla
Kudla
Roland
Rel
Ganders
Rangers
E. Downing
Memorial Stadium
Texas City
Pasadena
Rayburn
New Field
Galveston
Floyd Ciruti
Amyore
Henderson
Svoboda Wins Mile at Liberty Relays in 1967 meet
Conroe Tigers captured the Trinity Valley Relays team title at Liberty as Liberty finished runner-up. Crosby's Tommy Svoboda won the mile in 4:35.9 after a dramatic late move, while La Porte Joe Sikes set a broad jump mark of 22-4 1/2 and Conroe posted a 1:35.12 relay time. Channelview, Dickinson and Anahuac also earned medals in multiple events.
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Liberty
Conroe
Tigers
Satrday- Conroe
Panthers
la Porte
Joe Sikes
la Conroe
Crosby
Tommy Svoboda
John Hettner
Channelview
Falcons
Dickinson
Joe Liggio
Kennet Musgrove
Robert Flowers
Musgrove
Ronnie Barnes
James Norsworthy
East Chambers
Channeliiew
Bucs
Barnes
Jackie Hayes
Norsworthy
Keith Martin
Jone
David Roberts
Connoz
Martin
Anahuac
Yeager
Paul Rivon
Sammy Godfrey
Steve Fitzgerald
Roland Blanchard
James Appling
Jimmy Ashby
Ronnie Candelier
Appling
Howard Smith
Riven
Jerry Bones
Buffs
Suph
Sonny Michalsky
Bil Gilliland
Glenn Kelley
Raymond
AcGee
I Snot
Bubba Nellan
Joe McReynolds
Forest Park
Ggdimeny Ashby
Anahi
Pate Vavit
David Roverts
Conrad
Meith Mertin
Bly Cala
Jofin Imeads
Silsbee
Pri Janes
Cones
Gary Menoway
Pearlone
Tle
Rolemd Brenchard
Anthree
Bobby — Schreeter
Cypress- Forrbanks
Vans
John Collins
Alberty
Get Chuck “Hill
Caneoe
Seldon Molin
Themes Stew
Vick Roy
Donnie Anderson
A Silsbee
Chertes Lindsay
Rumble
Ronnie Green
Ourse
Joe Liggios
Chonnelah
Waay
Cleveland
Chomneiview
Robert
Riberty
Kennets Susgrove
Rennie
Ano
James Barsworthy
Forest _Pack
Sisbee
TM Conroe
Fast Chambers
Cypress Forbanks
Jeck Foster
Fast BiSmare
la Porte Tazost
Bil -Dymespoll
Bil Peckand
Ceveland
West Harhop
Mike Terry
Contac Din
Prannalition Ffnantg
Sam McDowell Shines For Cubs In Arizona Exhibition
Sam McDowell pitched six no hit innings for Cleveland's session against the Cubs in Scottsdale as the Indians won 4 3 in eight inning. Ron Santo homer in his first appearance since March 17 sparked Chicago's late rally. Other spring results included Baltimore 3 Los Angeles 1 and Kansas City 5 Houston 4 with various exhibitions across Florida and Arizona.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Chicago Cubs
Theorg
McDowell
Cleveland
Sand
Koufax
Cubs
Scottsdale, Ariz
Indians
Chicago
Small
Sudden Sam
Coveland
Ron Santo
Batimore
Los Angees
Kansas City
Houston
California
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Nw York Mets
Minnesota
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Dick Radatz
Jim Stewart
Vince Romo
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fla
Dave Duncan
Astros
Cocoa
George Brunet
Angels
Trumph
Palm Springs
Calif
Tom Satriano
Charlie Vaughan
Clearwater
Phillies
Horace Clarke
Yankees
Tampa
Lou Clinton
Yanks
Whitey Ford
Senators
Pirates
Pompano Beach
Brewer Wins Pensacola Masters Bid in Open Victory
Gay Brewer of Middletown Ohio won the Pensacola Open with a six stroke margin at Pensacola Country Club. He fired 64 64 61 71 262 to finish 29 under par and said he is aiming to win the Masters, hoping Augusta becomes his next major victory. Bob Keller of Eglin Air Force Base placed second.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gay Brewer
Augusta
Middletown
Tad
Brewer
Amicus
Persacola’ Country Club
Bob Keller
Eglin Air Force Base
Mike Souchak
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Tex
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James Eis
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RGN Plocieck
Sun Sports
Howevver
John Yeager
Ie ‘Heyes
James “Norsoethy
Kenneth Sauserave
Dickin- Sor
Host Chambers
Aie Yord Desh
Patel Riven
Ann- Beau Griffin
Ares Wamie Reigg
Don Malin
Donnie Anver
Sam
Ol’ Sandy
Frank Howard
Matty Alou
Meury Wills
Tom MecCraw
White Sox
St Petersburg
Ron Swoboda
Jerry Grote
Mets
Jim Haat
Minnesotariumph
Orlando
Rico Petrocelli
Ray Washburn
NEA Telephoto
Cassius Clay
Zora Forley
U.S. Army
Clay
Park Street
Vickers-Reo's
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DODGE
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Carrier-Houston Corp
North Commerce
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