Houston, Fort Worth clash ends in late rally at TAAF tourney
In a seesaw TAAF Tourney game for the ages Houston edges Fort Worth 427 after a frantic second half. Bill Stack and Seger gave Houston the lead late while Ted Reynolds Ohlen and Tommy Taylor kept the tie close.
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Unseeded St Louis Rios fall to Champion Paper in NIT
St Louis Rios Connecticut in NIT action lose to Champion Paper 110 108 in a consolation title tilt. McKibben struggles with blisters scoring 12 first half 18 second half totaling 182 in five games as Texas City's quintet tires. Tom Sewell tops with 30. Houston Printers reach finals.
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Border Olympics highlights and area track marks at Arlington
Arlington hosts events with Border Olympics producing top marks as Baytown Wallace Wilson tops high school sprints and 4x1 relays. Miller Corpus Christi and Baytown add field leaps and pole vault feats while Concordia Austin and Monterrey Tech contribute in a packed meet.
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Don Burks
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Tournament Tidbits From A Texas Basketball Meet
The piece recalls Coast Guard Lt. Sherwood Webster and Houston, plus former players Roy Grimes Carl Ince and Gene McKibben, noting backboard danger and coaching chatter at Chapman Fieldhouse. It mentions NAIA Kansas City showdowns and local sports figures watching Tech practice amid tournament action.
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Gene Gibson
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Sport Center
Carroll Berryman
Vance Sporting Goods
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Bobby Hunt
Skeeter Lewis
Carl Inces
Amarro Highs Triumph at Meet as Snyder Leads Finish
Snyder wins the century by five yards over J B Mitchell and the 440 by a wide margin over Dale Jade of Midland. Am rillo takes the biz trophy with three firsts to Midland's two. Hammock and Palmer notch wins for Midland while South Plains stars claim multiple seconds and a fourth place finish in the Roughneck mile relay.
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Pro-Am: Club to host events. resignations and bids abroad
The Country Club schedules a Pro-Am show for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Hank Hinsley resigns after two years as assistant pro to become pro at Lovington New Mexico. Herbert Brasher and Associates will open bids for a bath house and new pro shop with completion targeted June 1 and July 1 respectively. Center fourth in the broad jump. Hale Center’s James Dollar miss reads in high hurdles finals, Neal M Dowell reaches semi finals but is edged out in his heat.
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Regents ok lighting at Memorial Stadium and elevator upgrade
The University of Texas board of regents approved lighting for Memorial Stadium for the first football game next fall and authorized construction of an elevator to the press box. Illumination of Memorial Stadium was ordered completed before the season starts.
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