Hayt Graves Career Timeline From Elementary to San Marcos
Hayt Graves of La Porte began football in elementary school and rose through junior high and high school programs earning a scholarship to A&M. An early kidney injury paused his senior year play but not his athletic role. After college he served as a lieutenant in the Air Force, played service football in Japan, married there, then taught and coached at Hamilton, Granberry, and Jacksboro before moving to La Porte as an assistant in 196k. He later became a head coach in Granberry and at San Marcos, shaping a long coaching career.
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La Porte's athletic program grows under Coach Graves
La Porte's athletic program has evolved since its 1961 start with Coach Graves on the ground floor. He notes continued improvement while highlighting his staff Jim Watson Gene Steinmeyer Bob Barron and David Fatrick. Graves blends coaching with community service through Kiwanis and Boy Scouts and works as a consultant while teaching Sunday school. He expects the district 12 3A zone race to be wide open with La Porte poised to contend. Graves resides in La Porte with wife Margaret Amn and two children Russ and Ruth.
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Marti fires opening 70 in Sehara Invitational golf
Las Vegas report says Fred Marti Jr. opened with a 70 at Paradise Valley Country Club in the Sehara Invitational, part of a 100000 event. George Bayer led with 66, one stroke ahead of five tied players at 67. Marti and Bayer are among early contenders, while Arnold Palmer shot 76 and faces a potential 36 hole cut.
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Texas Interscholastic League Critique and District Shuffle
The Texas Interscholastic League faces district alignment issues with a 32 district plan. South Texas contains more people, placing Galena Park and Spring Branch in the north zone, causing mismatches in potential playoffs. A temporary swap of districts 15 16 for 27 28 is proposed, with a long term East West realignment as a possible permanent solution.
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Celtics Back In The Race After Stiff NBA Fight
The Celtics roar back in the NBA title chase with a third straight win led by Bill Russell 25 rebounds and strong defense as Boston defeats the Hawks. Other NBA results include Detroit 107 Chicago 93 Los Angeles 122 Cincinnati 116 and Baltimore 125 San Diego 193. In the ABA New Jersey tops Minnesota 113 200 with Elgin Baylor and Oscar Robertson each scoring 33 for their clubs.
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Dorsey Nevergall dies in Lima hospital sports brief
Lima AP reports Dorsey Nevergall 1964 World Seniors golf champion from Pompano Beach Florida died Wednesday in a Lima hospital. Nevergall, a retired Sidney auto dealer, won many golf events while based in Palm Beach and Vampano Beach. He moved to Lima about four months ago with his family. Rockingham NC AP notes David Pearson averaged 117 mph in a 1967 Ford to win the pole position for Sunday's American Stock Car Race.
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