Sam Houston Tivy Battle For District Crown In San Antonio
Sam Houston and Edison clash at Alamo Stadium while Tivy meets Clemens in Kerrville as district play nears end. The crowded 25 game program at St Anthony's and multiple sites spot top teams like Holy Cross and Kerrville in action, with final standings and title implications shaping the night.
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Sam Houston
Kevrville Claver
Central Cathe
Clemens
Kerrville
Holmes
San Marcos
Seguin
Jay
Marshall
New Braunfels
Distele
McCollum
South San Antonio
San Houston
Edison
Alamo Stead
Dis Jiriets
Rchamps
Keystone
Ts Cartier
Golden Bears
Cherokees
Lawrence Randle
Rhodes Drives 44-Game Streak in District Title Thriller
Rhodes Junior High remains a dominant force as Rhodes clinches the Southwest District title with a 60-59 win over Harrison. The victory caps a 23-6 campaign and sustains a 44-game consecutive win streak, while other district action features Lanier, Boerne Consolidated, and Fox Tech in tight battles shaping the 2-AA and SI-AAAA races.
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Rhodes Junior High
Rhodes
Harrison
San Antonio
Eagles
Sam Houston
Brack
Edison
Aight
Stetch
Ramiro
Davila
Bennie Tivy
Clemens
Garza
Lanier
Schertz
Burbank
Niueh
Joe Rodriguez
Tiny Boerne
Hays
Albert Ortega
Consolidated
Kyle
Boerneead Tech
Atiant
Gilbert Morales Boerne
Greyhounds
Bulldogs
Aland
Cale
Cole
Baerne
Wheatley
Alamo Stadium
Brackenridge
Fox Tech
Bul Jbank
Jackie Sommers
Palms
Vernon Evans
David Perez
Harrelson Leads National Baseball Players Golf Championship
Miami AP Defending champion Ken Harrelson of the Boston Red Sox carries a one stroke lead into the final round. Harrelson shot a 77 Monday for a 232 total, one stroke ahead of George Culver of the Cincinnati Reds who shot 78. In third at 235 are Jim Hardin of the Baltimore Orioles and Sammy Ellis of the Chicago White Sox, the 1967 tournament winner.
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Miami
Ken Harrelson
Boston Red Sox
Harrelson
George, Culver
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Hardin
Baltimore Orioles
Sammy Elis
Chicago White Sox
Maravich’s 66 Not Enough for LSU in Loss to Tulane
Pistol Pete Maravich, the nation’s leading scorer, posted 60 points in a Louisiana State marathon loss to Tulane 110-94. The record overshadows LSU’s defeat as Maravich hit 25 field goals and the Tigers saw Tulane lead throughout the game. Other top college results include North Carolina beating North Carolina State 85-82 and Kentucky routing Oklahoma State 59-41 as teams jockeyed in the national rankings.
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United Prom International
Pete Maravich
Louisiana
Tigers
Tulane
Maravich
Jerry Timmins
Fabulous Zombie
la Momma
Relampapo Quiroz
el Rancho
Johnny Ramos
Dana Cardenas
el Terible
Raflos
Eddie Barrera
Gabi‘aera Marx
Martin Pelidraga
LSU
Bob Petitn
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tarheels
North Carolina State
Mississippi State
Kansas
Oklahoma State
South Carolina
Clemson
Duke
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Air Force
Colorado
Oklahoma
Creighton
Oklahoma City
Florida
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Mississippi
VMI
Georgina
Alabama
Bill Bunting
Vanny Williford
Wilt Sets Torrid Shooting Pace
Wilt Chamberlain sustained a torrid week shooting for the NBA, raising his field goal accuracy to .580 after a 61 point game against Phoenix and leading the league in shooting. He made 59 of 95 attempts, widening the gap over Jerry Lucas and moving ahead amid a tight scoring race.
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New York
UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
Phoenix
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Lucas
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
Bob Rule
Seattle
Oscar Robertson
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Lou Hudson
Atlanta
Gail Goodrich
Bill Russell
Boston
Philadelphia
Chantterlain
Wil
Man
Russell
Roll Cyaringtem
Phil Baylor
Cage Scores From The Associated Press Update
Cage scores list from Bridgeport and other early results. Names include Metrineck Level Tech and Wittenberg with scores around 57 to 80. Locations include Waynesburg and Pa. Sh Prentis and Vincend noted.
AP Poll college basketball scores and results recapped
A garbled AP wire summary lists numerous college basketball results from a day of games. Notable outcomes include Kentucky defeating someone by 7, Duke losing 93 to 87, North Carolina 104 over Abt 104, and Georgia Tech 3 over a Georgia State gap. The page also notes heavyweight boxing results and other university scores with many errors and unclear opponent names.
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St. GJ. C. Smits
Fortell
Kentucky
State
Duke
Avaryia
Georgia
Aloha
Tennessee
Mississippi
Getrocown
D.C
Xkovier
Ohla
Eash Ky
West By
Chettortoga
Georgia State
South Cereling
Cemsna
Citadel
Vaal
Georgia Tech
A+ Force & Morehead
Christ
Appalachien
Vancerhill
Gtoe
East Carolina
Tolan
Lou Slang
Gulffosd
Presbyterias
N.C
St. Bernar
Augusta
Col. Daiminghes
Fistto Stale
Sletten
Sir Paul's
Fayetlewce St
Uslon
Aphey
A. Weiler
Lee
Franklin
Anes Ilenece
Calif
Gineaig
California
Tenghasae Ohed Peat
Terry Lee
Marty Berapraca
Soney
Saurav
Bea Franklin
Literty
Pion
Ohio
Wheeling
Soria Cora
Qala
Oakland
Johraon
Toso Peete
Weevinca Caraica MS Catala
Mewada Southern
Joan
Inwester
Enominn i
Arkansas Aian
Ferien Dickinson
Aureriran LJ
Dayar
Baylor
Paidwas
Lduisel
IE Reese
Oktgran
Cyko
Alphek
Kensal
Oklahoma State
Ravtos College
Cincinaci
Coward
Wasitura
Miloaviee
New Orleans
Poll results spark lively but fading arguments in game
UPI polling notes arguments persist as players stay in the game, with critics laments on modern refereeing. The text lists numerous names, places, and numbers in a cluttered, partially legible mix of references to teams, scorers, and venues, reflecting a long standing back and forth over authority and engagement in the sport.
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Nick
Hrayan
Sunday Schools and Baptist Venues in District 4
District 4 listing shows multiple church venues including St Luke's Belt Temple Tad First Baptist and Green detented churches hosting Sunday schools and women's volleyball events. Notable affiliations include Baptist, Methodist and Graze Tempe, with references to Laurel Heights and Crestview venues.
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BipaLte
St. Luke's Belt
Sonal
Storks Methodist Green
Crestview
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Tivy
Winners
Jeff
Leet
Jefferson
Highlands
Roosevelt
Blossom Athletic Center
Macl Arthur
Alamo Heights
Kennedy
Edgewand
Boerne
Boernel
Catell
Judson
Southside
New
Braunfels Canyon
Polo
Southwest
Cotulla
Devine
Pearsall
Medina Valley
Hondo
Carrizo Springs
Texas Preparatory League
Peacock
Bryan Allen Academy
Texas Miliary Institute
San Marcoy Academy
Nan
Peterl
Arachereidae
Neely
McGullugh Tecuniga & Lanier
Davite
Jorda
E. Mariner
Guster
Tray Roe
Redrlauex
Ortega
Lopez
Soacher
Amare
Amo'es
Gurman
Gower
Maia
Casas
E. Gurney
Bester Bivioker
Benin
Haltimore
Pat Belena
Mineea
Lew Vark
Galeona
Tay York
San Francisco
Steoga
Diego
Freeman
Thsrenth Hunter
Mon
Orks
Verge San
Phils
Trordion
Les
Atgates
Ware
Dols
Inenaall Et Philsdevition
Agra Jarvis
Jacdsam
Cleveland
Hewrich
Schetu
Anpitroe
Denver
Seatlle
Astros
Craig
Ji Ni
ATLAS
Wees Ie
Fredericksburg Rd
Jack Adams
Holy Cross
Duke Blue
Bill Zopfand
J Devils
Frank Stokes
NCL
Dan Issell
Stokes
Kennucky Stort
Thelage
Nc Wildcats
Jayhawks
Wilt
The
Associated Press
UPI Poll
Sinanrh
Cam Sui
Beaver
Abia EC
St Ark
Ark Ark
Harding
Uton
Pankey
Gore
Parentreses
Pamela
Uc Rorin Corcing
Noma Clara
Remuchy
Daviniiun
Asdavin
Pardue
Este
Nate Rit
Aera
This & National Company
Atsetys Gall
H.W. Vilim
Bassetcesl and Wonton
Irda
Etengen
Edward Anestea
Kaufman's
Winchester
Model
Illinois
Flores
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