South San Antonio Basketball Tournament Semifinalists Set
Marshall Baytown Lee McCollum and South San Antonio won Friday to reach the semifinals of the 27th annual South San Antonio Basketball Tournament. Marshall beat St Peter Claver 63-55 while Baytown Lee defeated Killeen 74-68 and South San routed Edgewood 63-34. Semi matchups include Marshall vs Baytown and McCollum vs South San with finals at 8:30 p.m.
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Marshall
Rams
Baytown
Lee
McCollum
South San Antonio
St. Peter Claver
Trojans
Austin Travis
Baytown Lee
Killeen
South San
Edgewood
Warhawks Fall as Kingsville NAS Edges Lackland 102
John Lynch scores 47 for Lackland Air Force Base Warhawks but Kingsville Naval Air Station wins 102 to 98 at Lackland gym. Jennings leads Kingsville with 24 points followed by Williams 27 and Lawrence 21. Warhawks end with 11 wins and four losses.
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John Lynch
Lackland Air Force Base
Kingsville Nas
Jennings
Wiltoms
Lawrence
Petty
Pugh
Lackland Afl
Lynch
Porter Pedongs
Bovis
Fugate
Hol
Ft Sam Houston Tops Ft Hood 102 88 In Tight Night Contest
Ft Sam Houston defeated Ft Hood 102 to 88 despite Frank Jackson scoring 44 for the Tankers. Bill Blanding added 22 and Tim Shine 20 for Ft Sam. They meet again Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Ft Sam Houston Arena.
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Ft. Hood
Frank Jackson
Bill Blanding
Tim Shine
Rangers
Ft. Sam
Arena
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Fellow Afb
Ft Sam Houston
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Ine
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Central and Lee Reach Semis in Corpus Christi Tourney
Central and Lee advanced to the semifinals of the Tilden Tournament in Corpus Christi. Central beat Ray and Miller defeated Solomon Coles while Lee defeated Carroll and Edinburg to set up a semi with S. F. Austin. Other first round results included Houston Lamar over King 78-64 and Reagan over Henckel 81-60.
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Tral Catholic Buttons and Robbers
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Ray
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Hubeck
Nile
Anderson
Gomer K
Barnes
R. White
Power
Fargas
Townsend
Tilden Bruni Triumphs After First Round Upsets
In the Tilden Invitation Basketball Tournament San Antonio action Edison Jeffs posts back to back wins. Tilden eliminated Southside 50 37, then defeated Cotulla 45 37 to reach the championship bracket semifinal. Cotulla beat Miranda City 60 24 to advance. Bena vides beat San Diego to reach semis as Tilden and Benavides set up title hopes.
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San Antonio
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Brunt
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iPlay Cotulla
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Sweet
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Canales
Bora
Aguilar
Soldano
Zitamerle
Navarro Advances to Finals in Navarro Tournament
Navarro reaches the championship by beating Prairie Lee 46 to 34 and awaits the winner of a Saturday morning Buda Lavernia clash for the title at 9 PM. Prairie Lee defeated Smiley 53 to 45 to claim the other semifinal berth. girls Navarro edges Prairie Lee 63 to 16 to set a 7:30 PM final.
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Prairie Lee
Buda Lavernia
Smiley
Judson
Lavernia
Prairie Lee Girls
Schertz-Cibolo
Buda
Segain
Randolph Ro-Hawks reach semifinals in Seguin tourney
Randolph Ro-Hawks beat Lanier Voks 60-56 led by Charles Pitzer with 22 points. San Marcos defeated Yoakum 63-23, New Braunfels 69-50 over Ball High Seguin, and Cuero 55-51 over Seguin High. Don Mauldin 14 for San Marcos, Oliver Biggers 27 for New Braunfels, Alfred Francis 19 for Ball, Ikey Meitzen 19 and Sammy Meitzen 18 for Cuero, Joel Peek 16 and Bill Jamison 15 for Seguin.
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Seguin
Randolph
San Marcos
New Braunfels
Cuero
Seguin High School
Randolph Ro-Hawks
Lanier Voks
Don Mauldin
Oliver Biggers
Alfred Francis
I Ball
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Se‘ Guin
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Canyon
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Ny Wallier
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Reagan
Diverse college basketball results across multiple matchups
A sweep of scores shows numerous games with winners including Texas Christian 75 over Southwest, North Carolina Methodist 86 over College of Charleston, Virginia State 74 over Sunderlands KY, and many others such as Johnson C. Smith 97 over Grancens Sydney 66, Adelphi 34 over Jersey City State 23, and Cal Pa 90 over Thiel 87. Tournament rounds feature Stambling Invitational results with Dillard 49 over Alcorn 82 and Texas Southern 81 over 71.
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Quantico Marines
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Georgia Nips TCU in overtime to reach title tilt
The Georgia Bulldogs edged TCU 76 75 in a tight semifinal with a late comeback led by key players and held off a late challenge. In other action the win earned Georgia a spot in the championship game against Texas Christian University while consolation brackets set up Canyon versus Lockhart and Reagan versus Mie’ge.
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Athens
UPI
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Randolph
Cuero
Jayup
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Georgia Bulldogs
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Joswers
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Willlafter
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Lockhart
San Antonio
Lacorsia We Herscher
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Turner
Austin Reagan Atjblood
Henry
Sauer
Sloan
Bauer
Runge Tourney Highlights as Lasalle and St Gerard's Win
Nordheim beat Stockdale 54 42 to reach Runge Invitational finals. Keystone S and San Antonio teams battle in consolation. Lasalle defeats St Anthony's 55 51. Me Valley and Falls City reach finals with hard fought scores. Coach Hoffman leads scoring with 22 while Breslin adds 25 for Keystone in another close result.
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Sion
Keystone
San Faye
San Antonio
Falls City
Anderson
Hoffman
Los
LaSalle
St. Anthony’s
Dina Valley
Peacoalin
Merlin 'Steher Candrakees
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P. Hoffman
Mocry
Breslin
Holy Cross Falls to Holy Cross bqamn in crowded action
Holy Cross defeats Panthers while Stecoal beat Bandera 51-37 in losers bracket. Marion tops Natalia 72-47. Honda 50-27 over Sabinas. Southwest edges Dilley 45-43. Blanco 39-25 over Lytle. Julian Villarreal leads with 13. McCullough 15 for TMI.
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Bandera
Marion
Natalia
Honda
Sabinas
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Dilley
Blanco
Lytle
Manuel Lopez
Holy Cross
Knights
Texas Military
Blanca
Institute Panthers
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Julian Villarreal
Hook McCullough
Craig
Acutt
George Adams
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Tal
McCullough
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76ers Owner Dies At Courtside During Celtics Game
Isaac Ike Richman co owner of the Philadelphia 76ers collapsed and died Friday night while watching his team play the Boston Celtics. He was 52 and pronounced dead on arrival at Massachusetts General Hospital after slumping to the floor courtside. Death appeared from a heart attack. Richman helped bring the 76ers to Philadelphia in 1962 after the Warriors moved to San Francisco.
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UPI
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Boston Celtics
Richman
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Warriors
San Francisco
Saturday TV sports schedule lists varied events and times
Football Maryland versus Penn State at noon relayed. New York versus San Diego in American League at 3 30 p m. Roller Derby on tape at 3 30 p m Wide World of Sport features auto crash world championship Islip Dublin rugby football championship and water ski kite flying championships all on tape at 4 p m Wrestling on tape from L A Wrestlethon at 2 30 p m.
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Maryland
Penn State
Cme
New York
San Diego
Islip
Dublin
Austin
Schreiner Upsets SAC in Belton Tournament Contention
Schreiner Institute toppled San Antonio SAC 89-85 as Dan Maynard led Temple with 14 points and MacArthur’s Tom Cunningham added 25. Kerrville’s Schreiner and Temple collide in a race for seventh while Wharton and Temple reach Friday finals after Wharton beat San Jacinto 79-76 and Temple edged Cisco 123-118.
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Oran Calloway
Temple Wildcats
Temple Junior College Basket
Ti Tigers
Schreiner Institute
Tom Cunningham
Barney
San Antonio
Colt Harris
David Reid
Brad Calloway
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Cunningham
Kerrville
Harris
Reid
SAC
Dan Maynard
Temple
Scotty Pargin
Odessa JC
Odes
Ranger
Wharton
San Jacinto
Cisco
MacArthur Sophomores Rally Past Antonian 145–44 in Double OT
MacArthur Sophomores led by Charles OMe yer and Richard Adkissar defeated Antonian 145 to 44 in double overtime at MacArthur Gym. Danny Richardson paced MacArthur with 21 points while Antonian, a freshmen and sophomore squad, will meet Somerset varsity at Antonian gym at 7 30 p m.
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Calloway
MacArthur High School
Gene Labonia
Bob Démsey
MacArthur Gym
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Turk
Pore Fer
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Hamilton
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SAC
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Antonian
Rattlers Prepare to Host Pan American Broncs in Edinburg
Marys University Rattlers seek a third win in four starts as they face Pan American College Broncs at Saints Mary's Alumni Gym in Edinburg. Game time 8 p.m. The Rattlers opened with a 70 00 loss to Corpus Christi then beat Texas A&M 70 51 and edged Southwest Texas State 65 62. Trinity San Antonio visits North Texas State College after a 72 70 setback to Texas A&M in their opener.
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Pan American College Broncs
Edinburg
St. Mary’s
University of Corpus Christi
Texas A&m
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Denton
Trinity Univerisity of
San Antonio
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Fragmentary Sports Card Notes and Names
A garbled OCR segment lists multiple players and numbers such as Maynard Pargin Barkley McNally Lewis Doughty Carrot with scattered figures. The context suggests a team roster or box score fragment from a game or tournament.
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Promanseagiue
MacArthur É —Cuntingham
Haree Ratsera agUe Fh
Ssavis
Herel Sagan Ase Ny Self
Lotter- Temple
Maynard
Pargin
Jobla & Krempin
Barkley
McNally Lewis
Doughty
Carrot
Fragmentary MacArthur Sophomores Roster Snippet
Partial list shows MacArthur sophomores with multiple players and numbers beside names. Entries include Richard Priedil Bunger Vittalo Balser Nuget Antonion nbriotil White Ve ela Johnson Hawkins Odom Jontusa Speler Peng R Vela Amene Boyd Kemmy among others.
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Mong MacArthur
Richard
Priedil
Bunger
Vittalo
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