Rangers Post First Hardwood Win 65-42
Sterling Rangers secured their first varsity basketball victory at home defeating MacArthur Aldine Generals 65 to 42. Led by Ronnie Garrett Bruce Chase and Johnny Coleman the trio scored 15 14 and 12 points as the Rangers built a strong lead from the second quarter onward. Richard Chase contributed 10 of 24 in the second period and the team pulled down 38 rebounds while limiting Aldine to nine in the third. The win improves Sterling to host LaPone Bulldogs next Monday in the season opener at home.
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Blue Devils Rout MacArthur JV 69 32 in Houston
Sterling Blue Devils defeated MacArthur General’s JV 69 to 32 in Houston. Lavoy Darden led with 33 points and 12 rebounds, Ciruti added 11, Acosta 10 with three steals, Hergraves and Ray Sommer chipped in, while Lumpkin coached a rotation through each quarter. Berries of the bittersweet plant are poisonous.
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Wally Lemm Praises AFL Chiefs. Critiques NFL Field Markers
Houston Oilers coach Wally Lemm argues AFL talent surpasses NFL depth and commends Kansas City’s personnel, noting former Chiefs players now in Houston. He defends Don Trull over Blanda, recalls Blinda’s pivotal pick, and comments on quarterback development. Jimmy Demaret laments foreign players. Darrell Royal attends the Astrodome heavyweight bout.
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Army Over Navy Claassen Picks Texas To Win
Harold Claassen predicts Army will defeat Navy in their annual clash. He also sees Alabama beating Southern Mississippi and Auburn, Notre Dame rebounding to beat Southern California, with Georgia over Georgia Tech and Texas over Texas A&M in strong, season finale forecasts.
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Jerry Levins Fueling SMU Surprising Mustangs Win
SMU burst past Baylor 24 22 as Jerry Levins, nicknamed Big Play Jer ry, delivered a 100 yard kickoff return for a TD and a 32 yard reception to lift the Mustangs. His 160 yards on returns boosted his season total to 393 and tied the SWC and school marks. Levins, first Black player in SWC game, is AP College Lineman of the Week and helped set up a potential Cotton Bowl and conference title by beating Texas Christian.
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Hall of Fame game set for July 24 in Cooperstown
Orioles and Reds to clash in the annual Hall of Fame game. Boise fullback Ray McDonald earns AP Back of the Week after 255 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Charles wins Hastings Golf with a national wheel record of 265. ABA prep grows for 1967-68 season with teams across major cities. Texas to face Mississippi in Bluebonnet Bowl if it defeats Texas A&E. Frank Robinson surgery in Baltimore deemed successful. Leroy Kelly regains NFL rushing lead with 830 yards and 5.3 per carry.
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Big Turkey Season and Duck Tales Share the Outdoors
Chester Rogers reports on hunting as turkey season peaks with stories of finding roosts and filling a Thanksgiving table. Also recaps a deer chase near Comstock, dove-hunting humor, and local duck fishing notes while noting foggy outings and successful catches at Beazley’s.
Ganders Dominate Cy-Fair 84-50 Victory at Cypress
Robert E. Lee Ganders overwhelmed Cypress-Fair Bobcats 84 to 50 to run their win streak to three. Key contributors included Nelson with 32 points and Slack leading scorers with 18, as Lee pulled away after a slow start and held Cy-Fair scoreless in parts of the middle periods.
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Circle K Club Plans Safety Drive During Thanksgiving
Lee College’s Circle K Club will run a Safety and SAM campaign for motorists over the Thanksgiving holiday. A trailer at the intersection in front of Holiday Inn on Highway 146 will serve coffee and hand out wooden nickels key chains and pamphlets. The SAM trailer opens 5 p.m. Wednesday and runs until midnight Thursday.
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Rockhold says field event standards needed for state meet
Beverly Rockhold, head track coach at Robert E. Lee High, argues in Texas Coach that field events should have universal achievement standards to reach state meets. He proposes fixed marks like 60 feet in shot put, 175 feet in discus, and 34 feet in pole vault to allow top regional athletes to advance, while avoiding judging errors in running events.
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Sander JVs Edge Cypress Cy-Fair In Narrow Thriller
Sander JVs defeated Cypress Cy-Fair JVs 47 45 on a last second field goal. Justin Kollmeyer scored the winning layup with six seconds left as Cy-Fair led at halftime 26 21 and traded the lead with Cy-Fair in a tense final period. The Ganders shift to Thanksgiving break with a next game planned in Beaumont.
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