Harlandale Keeps Title Hopes Alive in Narrow Win
The Harlandale Indians stayed in the District 1GAAAA title chase by beating the Burbank Bulldogs 61-58 at Ala mo Stadium Gym. Bernard Waclawczyk led with 29 points as Harlandale improved to a 12-3 district record, with McCollum atop the district at 13-1. Jim Scott added 13 and Wayne Tenney 13 for Burbank, while Jim Hoffman and Louis Gill scored 11 and 10 for Harlandale and Burbank respectively. Harlandale led early and held the pace, despite Burbank outscoring the Indians 24-14 in the final period.
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Donnell
Marks
Maclos
Fisher
Gardner Dickinson Leads Phoenix Open After 66 Round
Gardner Dickinson fired a 66 to take the first round lead at the Phoenix Open in Phoenix Ariz He torched the 6 765 yard par 71 Phoenix Country Club course with five birdies and 13 pars Venturi withdrew with a sore elbow Palmer Casper Lema Sanders and Goss chased the leader as the windy day shaped the field and the weather improved from rain to sun
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Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Lere
Nix Country Club
Mactan
Brackenridge Eagles Rally For District Win Over Tigers
Brackenridge Eagles upset Martin Tigers 79 to 72 in District 16 AAAA as free throws decided the result. Eagles hit 29 of 49 at the line while Martin made 16 of 30. Harrison led Brackenridge with 21 points, Tolbert and Datess Menchaca 18 each, and Trimmer paced Martin with 23 before fouling out.
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Brackenridge Eagles
Martin Tigers
San Antonians
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Martin Madejcorener Dickinson Jr
Chores Rudalee
James Harrison
Ipik Gravford Eagles
Abel Datess Menchaca
Joe Tolbertiphi Rodgers
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Martin
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Vy Bulle
Tony Lema
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Chite Courtney
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Wenbrieg
Tigers Peck Rule Jr
Bick Shaver
Dove tAgrr
Eagles
Jock Fleck
Breckenridge
Harrison
Booby Nicholis Choca
Flores
Price
Angling Anger Over Inland Bay Netting Trotlines
Readership voices frustration over netting and trotlines in inland bays sparking calls to back legislation. Anglers urge action to outlaw seiners and curb indiscriminate fishing practices harming redfish stocks in Nueces Bay and local markets. Stakeholders seek elected officials’ support and citizen boycott to restore abundant catches.
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Last Sun- Mail
Ira Haskins
Dr. San
Nueces Bay
International field to clash in Los Angeles two mile showdown
Athletes from eight countries compete in the seventh Los Angeles indoor games at the Sports Arena with Austria’s Ron Clarke and Kipchoge Keino among the challengers. UCLA’s Day steps up from the mile to the two mile alongside Jim Grelle and John Davies in a deep field. In Louisville, high jumper John Thomas and sprinter Theron Lewis lead the Mason Dixon meet, with Thomas slated to challenge Richard Ross, who has cleared seven feet in recent meets.
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UPI
Times
Austria
Ron Clarke
Kipchoge Keino
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Bill Baillie
New Zealand
Lajos Mecser
Viktor Kudinskiy
U.S
Louisville
John Thomas
Theron Lewis
Thomas
Richard Ross
Comprehensive college basketball scores list mixed results
A long OCR styled ledger shows numerous college games with scores across many schools and regions. Notable entries include Quinnipiac 167, Presbyterian Gridwater 104, Valdosta State 109, West Virginia Wesleyan 91, Morehouse 91, Harding 60s, Nebraska listings and many others, reflecting a dense, varied roundup of matches and final tallies.
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iMineeling
Alderson-Broaddus
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wayneswe i College of Charleston
Presbyterian
Quinnipiac
Bridgewater State
Virginia Wesleyan
Waynesburg
Mirainig State
Glenville
Jitors Hill
Pikeville
Beckiog
Otte Valley
Mercer
Tampa
Aigbame State
Morehouse
Parsons
LeMoyng
Tenn
Joquochito
Harding
Southern State
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas State
Loyola
Arkansas Ag
Arkansas State Teachers
Lea
Brevard
Go. College
North Cure Wesleyan
Mount St Mary's
Hampden-Sydney Centenary
Panama Olympians
TV Saturday Schedule Highlights From 5 Parts On Tape
Television listings show a Saturday lineup with taped events including bowling at 1 30 pm on channel 4, a Southwest Conference basketball game Arkansas versus Baylor at 2 pm, roller derby at 3 30 pm on channel 5, Shells Wonderful World golf at 4 pm with George Knudson versus Gene Litter in Ottawa, and Wide World of Sports taped features from Cypress Gardens and Cortina at 4 pm plus L A Wrestlethon matches at 3 30 pm.
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Shell's Wonderful World
George Knudson
Gene Litter
Ottawa
Canada
Wide World of Sports
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Italy
L.A
Cowboys Clinch Title Bid With Lanier Showdown
The McCollum Cowboys can capture the District 16AAAA basketball title by beating the Lanier Volts at Alamo Stadium Gymnasium in a 8:45 p.m. game on Saturday. Edgewood faces Fox Tech in the opener at 7:15 p.m. McCollum leads the district at 13-1, Har Jandale second at 12-3, Lanier 9-6 in district play. Edgewood is 6-8 and Fox Tech 2-12.
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Pro Goalers and Celtics Turntable Box Score
Pro Goalers beat York 172 to 107 as Bellemy and Von Arsdale lead. Detroit 107 with Strawder 25 and Miles 14. Boston 77 led by S Jones 25 Havlicek 12 Noulls 38. San Francisco 94 with Thurmond 3 and Berry 1. Full box score details listed.
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McLemore
Rodgersi
Hetzel
Erickson
Grelle Wins Slow Mile At Ft Worth Indoor Meet
Jim Grelle captured the featured mile in the Will Rogers Indoor games at Fort Worth in 4:11.7, showing little effort as he anticipates another race in Los Angeles. The meet saw John Pennel exit pole vault after misses at 15 and 15-6, while John Thomas won the high jump at 6-9 and Jeff Chase claimed the pole vault at 16-6. Johnny Morris HI upset Ralph Beston and Gerry Cerrula in the 60-yard high hurdles and also placed fourth in the high jump, with Ralph Alspaugh posting a 6.2 in the 50-yard dash.
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Will Rogers
Grelle
Los Angeles
John Pennel
Pennel
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John Rambo
Rambo
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Jeff Chase
Santa Clara Youth Village
Alspaugh
Johnny Morris
University of Houston
Ralph Beston
Utah State
Gerry Cerrula
Young Morris
Ralph Alspaugh
University of Texas
San Antonio
Ft. Hood
Wayne Brandt
Baylor
Spectacular Mile Win as Lindgren Loses at Madison Square Garden
UPI report from New York details Kansas freshman Jim Ryan's dramatic mile victory in 4:01.6 at a USTAF meet in Madison Square Garden. Gerry Lindgren was edged in the two mile by Tom Lara of New York, 8:40.2 to Lindgren's 8:41.4, with Lara winning on the final lap. Nebraska’s Charlie Greene and Dave Crook also scored, as University of Nebraska claimed two victories and other standings feature several standout performers in the indoor meet.
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Lindgren
Ryan
John Damien
University of Nebraska
University of New ‘Mexico
Joe Lynch
New
Cork Ethistic Cult
Oklahoma State
Arnold Drake
John Perry
Jim F Actente
Tom von Ruden
Seton Hall
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Fhom
Manhattan
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Jt Pabert Brown
Harley Morris
Edin iSkinner
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Morgano
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John Ue
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Pete Kowesity
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Bernie Rivers
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Southern California
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Grand Street Boys Club
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Peter Sealt
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Benedict Cayenne
Oy Arting
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Quantica Marines
Dave Borteil
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Myord Rin
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Baltimore Olympic Club
Carl Richardson
New York Pioneer Club
Ben Davis
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Frank Casiella
University of Maryland
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Ed Caruthers
University of Arizona
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Penn State
Ellich Miller
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Dave Patrick
Villanova
Rich Ouaon
Long
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Vilanova
Larry Riordan
Providence
Dnck Fath
Carver King
Maryland
Balsis Aims to Upgrade Pool Image Beyond Hustler Stereotypes
Durslag notes Joe Balsis, current world pool champion, feels obligation to elevate the sport's image beyond dank rooms and hustler stereotypes. He contrasts this with Lili St. Cyr’s artful disrobing ethic and cites The Music Man's River City fear as evidence of pool’s stigma and need for reform.
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Lili St. Cyr
Balsis
River City
Four Elevating Measures In Pocket Billiards Contest
In Long Beach Calif a pocket billiards match continues toward a one man championship. The favorite sinks as a clutch of measures is described, including running the table and elevating play. Formal attire and game jargon like one-pocket and nine-ball are noted as players, dressed in black tie, compete with rules keeping studs from hocking their gear.
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U.S
Long Beach
Balsig
Women Help Drive Billiards Growth at Home
Joe and Balsis discuss expanding billiards as a family pursuit. They note booming demand for used tables and rising prices, with new tables around 1000 dollars. Hustling persists but is less central than in golf, cards, or bowling, though not unheard of.
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Joe
Balsis
Rangers c Down Blinn 69 65 in Texas Juco clash
San Antonio College defeated Blinn Junior College 69 to 65 to post a third straight win and even its conference mark at 3-3. Charles Browner set SAC school scoring records with 16 points to reach 1,010 career points and exceed 490 for the season. Johnny Teron led SAC with 22, while Pudgy Kozleski added 18 for Blinn.
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Whnenes
Warhorses Clinch Tie For District Title
PEARSALL-Devine High School's Warhorses clinched a tie for the basketball district 28AA title by defeating Pearsall 59 to 31 Friday night. The championship game will be at stake Tuesday night in Devine against Carrizo Springs at 8 p.m. La Vernia Bears, coached by Ray McLean, defeated Falls City Beavers 74 to 44 to win the District 198-B title. LaVernia will face Waelder for the bi district championship. site and time to be announced.
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LaVernia
Waelder Fof
Shooting Opens at Camp Bullis Big Bore Rifle Meet
The San Antonio Big Bore Rifle Club starts its season with a two day meet at Camp Bullis. Competition begins at 8 a.m. Saturday featuring four man team events and individual matches fired concurrently.
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Hockey League Friday Results Across Several Cities
The schedule shows results from multiple leagues with several high scoring games. Baltimore defeated San Francisco 2 to 0 while Hershey routed Cleveland 3 to 1. Eastern results include Clinton 5 Greensboro 4 and Long Island 9 New Haven 2. Central results feature Houston 5 and Tulsa 2 with Oklahoma City also appearing in the listings.
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L Island
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