Saturday Basketball Scores Sweep SWC Races Across State
Readable scraps show multiple results across the Southwest Conference and Texas colleges. Notable games include Hardin Simmons and Arlington State, plus Lamar Tech, Trinity, San Antonio College, and St. Peter's. Scores echo a busy midseason slate with many teams contesting for regional standing.
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Hardin Simmons
Arlington State
Lamar Tech
Trinity
San Antonio College
Teaos Lineal
Bishop
TLC Trims Bishop 77-66
TLC Bulldogs raced to an early lead and rolled to a 77-66 victory over Bishop College on Friday night. The game featured notable performances by Autheron and Hallman, while Bishop College struggled to close the gap throughout.
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TLC
Joel
Dallas
Texas Lutherans
Bulldogs
Bishop College
Jeans Autheron
Brung Vie Hallman
Boenig
Werronan
Lysak
Taylor
Fulter
Ie College
Smith
Jones Finbeach
Prince
Lew
LeFevre Leads Rambler Victory Over St Marys B Team
Randolph Ramblers finish home schedule with a 94 70 win as center Bill LeFevre scores 42 points to pace Air Force against St Marys University B team. George Smith leads St Marys reserves with 16 points amid a mixed scoring night for both sides.
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Bill LeFevrel
Randolph Ramblers
Air Force
St. Mary's University
George Smith
St. Man's
Randolph
LeFevre
M. Playa
Ells
Kimmel
Fisk
Kirk
Pierce
Allen
Hoover
Boerne Clinches 29-A Crown With Big Victory
Boerne Greyhounds secured the District 29-4 basketball title by routing Blanca 77-3 at home while Comfort upset Junction 54-53 Friday night, delivering the decisive conference outcome.
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Apcom
Boerne
Boerne Greyhounds
Blanca
Comfort
Junction
Umpires to Hold Baseball Clinic at St Marys University
The Southwest Baseball Umpires Assn will stage a clinic at Keefe Field St Marys University on Sunday at 2 30 in charge of president Bob Smith. New applicants and established members are expected to attend.
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Southwest Baseball Umpires
Assn
Keefe Field
St. Mary's University
Bob Smith
San Marcos Bears stay in title race after big win
San Marcos Academy Bears kept championship hopes alive by routing Texas Military Institute 68 to 32 at the MIL gym Friday. Bears improve to 4-2 in Prep League play. YMI falls to 0-6 in league and 1-17 overall. Standouts include Hipp with 28 points, Weid 19, Stone 14, and McCullough 12 for YMI.
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San Marcos Academy
Bears
Texas Military Institute
Mil Gym
Lutheran Conscordia of
Austin
W. J. Hipp
Ymi
Nets
David Weid
Stormy Stone
Hock McCullough
TMI
Sonmareny Acacem
Hippo Weld
Fordham
Archer & Swan
Torbution
Kinasberry
George
Cards Rout Trinity as Lamar Tech romps 125 to 88
Lamar Tech overwhelmed Trinity 125 88 on the road as Pete Ranucci poured in 47 points to set a Tiger scoring record. Richard Smith 27, Ron Bryson 39 and Roy Wright 18 led a relentless attack while Trinity, last in five of six, saw six Cardinals reach double figures. Trinity trailed 68 39 at halftime and faces Houston next, while Lamar Tech moved to 5 1 in the Southland Conference.
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Beaumont
Trinity
Pete Ranucei
Tiger
Lamar Tech
Cardinals
Lamar
Tech
Ranucci
Laimar Tech
Worcester
Mass
Milton Robichaux
Robichaux
Pan American
Nedinburg
Richard Smith
Ron Bryson
Roy Wright
Smith
Brysaly Wright
Heller
Brutett
Ynch Witton
Jones & Rema
Parker
Eapy
Ronveel
Fincke
Thomas
Kre
Robinson
Guynn
Cenoven
Ashton
Catholic league district race to decide second place
In San Antonio high school basketball a pair of key district showdowns shape the race for final non district games. Peter Claver faces Austii St Edwards at 8 p.m. for second place as LaSalle and Central Catholic meet in a storied clash, while Justin St Stephen’s visits TMI in the other San Antonio tilt.
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Antonio
Peter Claver
Austii St. Edward's
San Atlanto
Justin St. Stephen's
TMI
South Texas Hawks rout SAC 92 to 59
South Texas Hawks dominated the SAC in a 92 to 59 victory. Key players included Croke, Paterson, Davis, and Casileberey contributing scoring and defense as the Hawks built a strong conference record.
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South Texas Hawks
SAC
Houston
Seahawks
South Texas
Jciaroq
Jerry Croke
Roy
Sah
Terson
Steve Castella
Rangers
Croke
Texaslat
Dixie
T Daints
Sanimom
Inlantonio College
Swat
Themas
Robert Landstrom
David Lon
Endersporter
Frank Davis
San Anto Ia
SAC Rangers
Ro-Hawks Clinch Tie with Floresville in 27-AA Battle
Randolph's Ro-Hawks pulled away in the third quarter to beat Floresville 69-43, securing at least a tie for second in District 27-AA. Bill Borellis led Randolph with 17 points while DeLaO added 14 as Floresville battled early but fell behind after halftime.
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Randolph
Ro-Hawks
Robert G. Cole
Sam Houston
Floresville
Randolph Gym
Mike Taylor
Gala
Hawks
Richard Martin
Pleasanton
Ae Mor Wa
Stella
Jagier
Allea
Woodel
Bekesers
Bovey
Cole
Bill Borellis
Athe Nets
DeLa0
Borelts
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Uoseley
HoyeDougall
Wrodiasaty Pechols
Bicnchi
Flecher
Delao
Koenig
Che
St Philip's Aims Sixth Win as SWT B-Team Surveyed
St. Philip's College seeks a sixth win of the season against Paul Quinn College after a modest streak. The SWT B-team matchup in San Marcos features St. Philip's hoping to rebound from season reversals and gain momentum against a competitive Bobcat squad.
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San Marcos
St. Philip
San Antonio
Paul Quinn College
St. Philip's
Pro Goalers Pro Boston and City Scorers League Card
Team rosters and point totals for Boston and multiple cities show players and scores. Robertson and Greer lead Cincinnati and Philadelphia with high tallies. other notable scorers include Howell and Saylor for Detroit and Los Angeles respectively.
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San Po
Hawick
Jones
Lostdtett
P.m. Rariter
Elnaonn
Havipan
I Peeve
Rudi Leyian
Gomera
Meth Ye Budd
Gola Green
Buller
Cincinnati
Robertson
Lucae Entti
Sertth
Taymin
Hawkins
King
Krebs & Ellie
Wiley
Nelson
Read He
Schreiner, Peacock Edge Dixie Golf Meet Highlights
Schreiner led by Larry Laird with 22 points and Union Brayton 18, while Peacock featured Jake French with 40 points and Dudley Howden with 1. Final scores show Schreiner 34 and Peacock 63 with listed contributors including Roberts 14, Morris 4, Foster 4 for Schreiner and Bradford 5, Gare 7, Howten 8 for Peacock. Dave Smith wins Dixie Golf.
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Larry Laird
Union Brayton
Schreiner
Peacock
Jake French
Dudley Howden
Laird
Brayton
Roberts
Morris
Foster
Hold
French
Howten
Fetter
Bradford
Gare
Wendland, Richards Reach Life Regional 40 Golf Finals
San Antonio champion Lonnie Wendland defeats John Waters 3 and 2 to reach the finals in Harlingen. Jacksboro’s Henry Richards advances by edging Weatherford’s Billy Bob Coffey 1 up. Also, Phill Powell of Wichita Falls meets Jack Clark of Hurst in the first flight final.
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Harlingen
Lonnie Wendland
San Antonio
Henry Richards
Jacksboro
Wendland
John Waters
Alexandria
Richards
Billy Bob Coffey
Weatherford
Phill! Powell
Wichita Falls
Jack Clark
Hurst
San Marcos Clinches 14 AAA Title
San Marcos Rattlers clinched the District 14-AAA baseball crown with a 96-60 win over Cuero. Meeks led with 28 points, Odoms 21, Goodwine 18, Klunkert 12 as Cuero’s Stone sat with a brakes foot. Beeville toppled Gonzales 49-46 behind Council 16 and Myatt 12 in 14-AAA basketball.
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San Marcos Rattlers
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Loop
Steve Meeks
John Odoms
Rex Goodwine
Gordon Klunkert
Rattle
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Sports on TV Bowing and tape highlights from various events
TV sports roundup lists Bowling with Ganestave and Lindy Faragilis on tape at 1:30 p.m. Channel 13. Hockey, Mer ic leagues on tape, CBS Classic at 8 p.m. Daytona motorcycle championships and American Power Boat winter races. Rugby in Massachusetts and a Landon match. Pittsburgh and Rochester results, World of Sports features Worth rodeo on tape and Wrestlethon from six p.m.
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Keily Cagers Saturday Schedule at Armed Services YMCA
Schedule lists games for Saturday at the Armed Services YMCA starting 10 am with teams including Falcons and Trojans. Players such as Hernandez, Flores, Rasberry, De La Garza, Hildebrand, Rodriguez, and others are named with various point totals and positions. The jumble of OCR text notes matchups across multiple small squads and a mix of initials and surnames.
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Armed Services Ymca
Wmets
Falcons
Ingingers Va Mullet
Army Map Service
Yonex
wAartiner
Valdes
Riojan
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Falconer
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Trojan
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Rasberry Atantet
Mauricis
Griden Jean
de la Garza
Hildeorond
Mi. Rodriguez Sr
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Twy
Martinex
Constancia
Rod. Figuaz
Vols Surge Past Harlandale 69 52 In District Clash
Lee Volunteers dominate Harlandale as Calvin Shilling scores 13 and Larry Blakley 22 in a 69 52 win. Johnny Duncan adds 10 while Lee builds a halftime lead and eye a district title with Edison and MacArthur looming.
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Larry Townsend
Harlandalls Towering
Johnny Duncan
Coles
Harlan
Theldale
Vols
Iag
Harlandale
Lee Vol
Blair
Bobby Roberts
Jefferson
Calvin Shilling
Larry Blakley
Danny Sponhultz
Tribe
Larry Miller
Linus Baer
Johnland
Sam Housay Coles
Kim Murphy
Gil Alon
Edison
Alamo Stadium
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Alamo Heights
Highlands
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Ental Herlondate
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Bobcats Dominant Victory Over Eagles 94 51
South San Antonio Bobcats defeated the Eagle Pass Eagles 94 to 51 at the South San gym. Key players included Billy Alexander and Phil Dugger leading with 18 points each, while Charles McGee Malcolm Coffey and others contributed as the Bobcats built a 54 27 halftime lead and extended the margin in the second half. Eagle Pass struggled with limited scoring and a short rotation.
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South San Antonio
Bob Curacy
Eagles
South San Gym
Hadi Ng
Phil Dugger
Billy Alexander
vis/der's
MacArthur Brahmas
Bobcats
Littleton
Rontest
Paenirt
Eagle Pass
Perind Sndunl
Hauley Slingpestee
Charles McGee
Malcolm Coffey
Ronnie Hines
Jerry Jacobs
Frank Tondre
Mike Coffee
South Sun
Jiedor Sandoval
Jesus Esquivel
Fayles
South San’s
Larry Black
Alexander
Dugger
Mr Alexander
Quager
Black
Bowie
H Fey
Trike Jorgenson
Gunman
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Call
McGee Hines
Jacobs
Schdavil
Esquivel
Barley
Steinet
Harper
de la Garza
Esconirias
Forlas
Owls rally led by Peel and Satcher in district clash
Larry Peel scored 27 points and got solid support from Larry Satcher with 23 and Paul Shires with 18 as the Owls beat MacArthur. Oran Calla of MacArthur poured in 33 to push his district total to 162, as MacArthur remains winless in nine straight games. The Owls improve to 7-3 in district play while Highlands and the rest of the scorers listed reflect a busy box score.
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Owls
Larry Satcher
Paul Shires
MacArthur
Oran Callaway
Highlands
Satcher
Shires
Walen Vickers
Johnan
Blin Garner
Wier
Grobrra
Collawey
Harris Sieuigho
Reed
Estes
Inetin
Wilper
Board
Molyliss
Roney
Marshall Rams Defeat Del Rio In District 1SAAAS Basketball
Marshall tops Del Rio 62 to 30 at Marshall gym to improve to 5-2 in district play while South San Antonio leads 7-0. Terry Graff scores 16, Ronnie Wilson adds 10 as the Rams trim Del Rio and close in on South San. Del Rio drops to 4-3 in district and 1 67 overall. Salman led Del Rio with 12.
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Marshall Rams
South
San Antonio
del Rin
Kbs Marshall Gym
South Sun
Rams
Terry Graff
Ronnie Wilson
Ria Freyhiman
Gene Salmar
Phil Dugeer
South San
del Bie
Wildcats
Groff
Wilson
J. Stockton
Dayal
Stover
Kince
Sterzenback
Eisenhower
Lane
Haba
R. Stockton
Lackey
Moffitt
del Rio
Salman
Onzingo
Knowles
Murphy
Simmons
Corssiev
Wong Quinnes
Careis
Mules Nip Holy Cross In Non-District Victory At Alamo Heights
The Alamo Heights Mules defeated Holy Cross 112 to 58 in a non-district boys basketball game at Alamo Heights Gym. Holy Cross rallied from a 37-21 hole to tie 49-49 late in the third quarter but the Mules pulled away, led by Billy Grabarkewitz 14, Mike DeLoach 12, Dickie Andrick 10, while Holy Cross’ Slender Rios had 19 and Emilio Garza 16.
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Holy 4 Knights
Alamo Heights Gym
Knights
Roland Rica
Wii Rogers
Holy Crags
Billy Grabarkewitz
Mike jDeLoach
Dickie Andrick
Slender Rios
Holy Cross
Chunky Emilio Garza
Carlos Ortiz
Alomo’ Hayhider Grobarka
Rivy
Gortelm Ora Mi Marimz
Trimus
Michele Jack
Jansen Cerna
Laredo McCollum lead 16-AAAA game fight back win
Laredo and McCollum edged past rivals in a 55-48 district victory as Martin Hightime rallied the Tigers from a deficit to seize control late. Armando Ramirez scored 21 points for McCollum while Rey Hernandez and Clemente Salinas added 13 and 12 respectively in a tight showdown at home.
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Martin
Tigers of
Burbank
Teli Oe Tigers
Leoredo Marlin
Barnice
Weaes
Surbank
Gomee
Rodrigue
Brackenridge
Borage
Gale & Semele
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Lanier
McCollum High
Armando Ramirez
Rey Hernandez
Clemente Salinas
Edgewood
Cowboys
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Nets
Mero Rodriguez
Pierce
Halte
Jason Salinas
City Cagers Reach For The Court On Friday Night
Local basketball notes list players and scores including Conrad, Benson, Taylor and Garza among leaders. The item cites team performances and individual tallies such as Mack 21 Shaddock 68 Tuk Ig, and mentions other players Castilleia Solis Dehca and Holcombe.
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Ace Conrad
Tom
Benson Chevratelga
Taylor Ji
Uvina
Mack
Shaddock
Por Presty Agustamenty
Therlat
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