Childress Invitational Cage Tourney Opens Friday Night
The annual Childress Invitation al basketball tourney in Bobcat Gym opens Friday with two games at 7 and 8:30, featuring Quail vs Wichita Falls and Childress vs Hollis, with two more games Saturday and a 8:30 final.
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Alice Mentor Won't Protest Semifinal Loss to Port Neches
Port Neches defeated Alice 14 7 in the Class AAA schoolboy football semifinal. Coach Cleo Rigby denied plans to protest a guard eligible play he questioned, saying the final TD by Norvel Dorsey on a 54 yard run stood as the deciding score.
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Cleo Rigby
Port Neches
Rigby
Texas Interscholastic League
Garland
Norvel Dorsey
San Francisco Dons Dominate 1954-55 College Basketball Season
The San Francisco Dons led by 6-11 Bill Russell and Tom Gola dominated the 1954-55 campaign, finishing with 28 wins and one loss while earning top national honors. Russell and Gola earned All-America recognition as Kentucky suffered upsets from Georgia Tech and Marquette, and Duquesne won the NIT with Green and Ricketts torching the tourney. The season saw major rule changes including widening the free throw lane, a five second closely-guarded rule, and moving to a uniform one-and-one free throw. In the NBA, the Fort Wayne Pistons and Syracuse Nationals won division titles, with Nationals claimed the championship and stars like Johnstone, Cousy, Schayes, Pettit, and Fourst earning All-Star spots.
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la Salle
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Tech
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Boston
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Texas A&m
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Art Helms
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Hillsboro Guards Shines as Eagles Reach Semifinals
Hillsboro's switch to a fullback by Merlin Priddy sparked a dramatic rise, sending the Class AA Eagles to the playoffs. Priddy and David Hernandez pace a 1,000-yard ground duo backed by a stout defense led by Jackson Himmel and Marvin Dailey.
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College basketball scores roundup from across many teams
A consolidated list shows LaSalle, St Josephs, Villanova, Holy Cross, Yale, Amherst, Boston University, Massachusetts, Dartmouth, Providence, Temple, Penn State, Rutgers, Seton Hall, Syracuse, Fordham, Rhode Island, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Florida, Louisville, Purdue, Long Beach and others posting varied results.
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Rutgers
Seton Hall
Albright
Temple
Gettysburg
Bucknell
Lehigh
Syracuse
Niagara
Fordham
Rhode Island
Richmond
VMI
Virginia Poly
Guilford
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Florida
Stetson
Xavier
Ohio
Eastern Kentucky State
Louisville
Evansville
Purdue
Loyola Ill
Washington University
Cantsuis
Toledo
Snead Opens Mayfair Open With Hot 66 Round
Sam Snead posted a 66 in the Mayfair Open pro-am to lead a field of 131 at Seminole Country Club Sanford Florida. Lionel Hebert matched the course record 65 to beat Snead by five strokes in the one day event. The field included Mike Souchak Doug Ford Tommy Bolt and Arnold Palmer teamed with Hank Handley and John Weitzel in the best ball.
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Mayfair- Seminole Country Club
Mike Deitz
Lake Orion
Mich
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Houston
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Boston
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Latrobe
Joe Handley
John Weitzel
Hershey
Dex Daniels
Palmer
Weitzel
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Giants
Alvin Dark
Bill Rigney
Carl Hubbel
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
Doug Ford
Yonkers
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Santee Aims for Indoor Mile Record at Armory
New York report says Santee the nation’s premier miler will race in the Metropolitan AAA handicap meet at the Armory. He targets 4 9.1 set by Don Gehrmann on the Buffalo track, but a scratch start means no official record if he beats it. Team Marine teammates Ed Shea and Jim Doulin also compete.
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Wes Santee
America
Santee
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Buffalo Armory
Stratch
Bill Taylor
Southern California
Quantico, Va
Ed Shea
Jim Doulin
Santee Makes First Post-AAU Appearance in Louisville
Matza, Fred Eckhoff, and Don Townsend headline the return as Santee appears publicly for the first time since his amateur status was re examined at the AAU convention in Louisville Kentucky.
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Matza
Fred Eckhoff
Don Townsend
Santee
Louisville
McAllen Coach Resigns After Board Request
McAllen high school head football coach Jack Rucker resigned Thursday after informal ask to step down. Rucker said he quit because the board had expressed concerns. His Bulldogs finished 4 wins and 6 losses this season after claiming District 8-AAA in 1954.
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Jack Rucker
McAllen High School
Rucker
Francis Lynn
Bulldogs
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