Rattlers Aim To Clinch Big State Title Tonight
The Rattlers face Southwestern at St Mary's Alumini Gym in a key Big State Conference game. A win would give them a tie for the title and create a showdown with St Edwards in Austin for the NAIA playoff berth.
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Buddy Meyer
Teap
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Hank Cox Christy
Jim Tatseh
52 Miles Earlier Start For Austin Dribble Derby
St Marys University in San Antonio to St Edwards University near Austin will begin the dribble marathon at 6 36 am next Wednesday to ensure the leader reaches the big game on time. The event, dreamed up by St Marys student council president Mike Dipp, follows publicity stunts of similar fairs and traces a route along Cincinnati Ave Wilson St Cloud Donaldson Club Drive Hildebrand and Broadway to the Austin Highway with support vehicles expected including an ambulance.
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San Antonio Fighters Shine In Fort Worth Golden Gloves
Golden Gloves action in Fort Worth sees six San Antonio boxers compete with Henry Rodriguez the lone winner. Rodriguez scored a second round TKO over Doyle Daugherty of Wichita Falls while Juan Lara, Ruben Perez, Jimmy Sandoval, Roy Soto and Sam Williams all lost their bouts to opponents from Dallas, Houston, and Dallas again.
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Henry Rodriguez
San Antonio
Rodrigues
Doyle Daugherty
Wichita Fatlz
Juan Lara
Freddie Caram
Ruben Perez
Cassius Green
Dallas
Jimmy Sandoval
Ray Garay
Houston
Roy Soto
Jimmy Boyd
Randolph Upset, 58-45 In District 27-AA Action
Randolph Ro-Hawks saw their 28 game district streak end as Canyon Eagles beat them 58-45 in New Braunfels. Mike Smithers led Randolph with 22 points, Kenny Eilers added 16 as Canyon pulled away after a tight first half. Harrod led McCollum with 19 points in the 42-09 win over Burbank.
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Canyon Eagles
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Mike Smithers
Kenny Eilers
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Rorellis
Harrod
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Robert Gonzales
Ted Randolph
Aaron Cpg
Townley
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Lowry Paces ATC Tourney in chaotic semifinal clash
In an action filled tourney night at Raw Ten Air Training Command, Lowry AFB rode a 10-27-26 halftime edge to outpace Randolph Wat, forcing a final to defend their ATC title. Victor Woods led with 19 points while Armando Ramirez contributed solid rebounding as the Eagles moved toward the finals.
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Rams Beat Eagle Pass for District Board Lead
The Marshall Rams of San Antonio beat the Eagle Pass Eagles 67 to 53 to push into second place in District AAA. Wayne Doyal led Marshall with 22 points, while Larry Soule added 16. Eagle Pass fell to 3-6 in district play, with Marshall holding a 7-2 mark and a one game edge over Del Rio with one contest remaining.
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Cherokees Win 74 65 As Johnson Leads District Victory
Sam Houston Cherokees beat Gonzales Apaches 74 to 65 to move to 7-5 in district play. Larry Johnson scored 20 points boosting his district total to 297 while Mitton Rogers added 26. Bill Storey 15 and Mel Stockton 14 also contributed for Sam Houston. In the losers bracket, Randolph AFB and Lackland AFB advanced with notable scorers and set up clashes for today and tomorrow amid the Black Hills tournament context.
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Knights Capture D C Cage Tourney Victory
Security Service Knights of San Antonio defeated Andrews AFB 92 to 77 to win the United Command basketball title. The 33 0 Knights advance to the World-Wide Air Force tournament starting February 24 at Lowry AFB, Colorado. Doug Williams led with 32 points, Curtis Watkins 24, Howie Berube 20. Ponder led Andrews with 19.
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Bowler Wins 20000 After 15-Second Spare on TV Show
Ray Bluth of St Louis claimed a full year’s salary by converting a 6-7-10 split on a national bowling program, winning $20,000 Friday night. Glen Blakesly led at the semi-final TV stage in Mobile after the first string, amid the Sertoma PBAY event. The Texas Intercollegiate Bowling Conference standings show Arlington State leading with 26.61, Trinity 15.0, Houston 18.12, TCU 13-11, San Antonio 11-18, Texas A&M 10-22, Baylor 9-27.
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Liston and Clay Take Day Off Ahead of Fight
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston flew 110 miles to Freeport Grand Bahama Island for craps at the new gambling casino. Challenger Cassius Clay also rested from training for their title bout on Feb 25, with workouts planned for Saturday. Detroit Red Wings traded defenseman Ron Ingram to New York for a goalie.
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Southwest Defeats Stockdale 59 to 42 for 28th win
Southwest improved to 28-5 after a 59-42 victory over Stockdale in Southwest Gym. Tob Bueche led the Dragons with 17 points while Mike Bauman and Jack Spring each added 16 for the Brahmas. The game reflected Southwest strong season form and offensive balance.
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Cortines Leads Kennedy Scorers with 27 in Victory
The night’s top scorer was Alfred Cortines with 27 for Kennedy, while Sparger added 16. The halftime score stood 31-23. Laredo players contributed across the board with several names tallying points in a hard fought game.
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Sam Houston athlete signs with Texas Tech
All-district guard Alan Jones from Sam Houston High School has enrolled with Texas Tech. Raider Lenach J. T. King announced Friday that the program accepted the pre-enrollment application, confirming Jones will join Tech pending final steps.
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Sam Houston High School
Texas Tech
Raidera Lenach
J. T. King
Two Hi Games Highlight Saturday High School Slate
The schedule features TMI winless at 0-7 and a Bryan Allen clash as Schreiner meets Allen Academy at 4 30 pm. Concordia of Austin sits 18-4 with a 6-1 league mark while San Marcos Academy eyed a late challenge as the day unfolds.
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Wreiner
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Allen Academy
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San Marcos Academy
Seguin Clinches Finale With 68 42 Win Over Beeville
Seguin Mata dors defeated the Beeville Trojans 68-42 in a District M AAA basketball finale. Seguin improved to 68 points in a steadier offense as Hart led with 12, while Bohman and Harper contributed, and Beeville’s Burge and McCray each added four.
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Trojans Bow To District Playoffs Upset In Close Finale
Trojans Corp. and Somerset clash in the District 30-A basketball final. Somerset edges Trojans 27 to 26 as key players from both squads produce late scores. Eisenhower tops South San Antonio 41 39 in double overtime in eighth grade at Lee High gym. Alamo Heights claims seventh grade crown with 23 21 OT win over South Cross at Harlandale High. Robert Bain hits the winning shot for Heights.
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Eisenhower
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Lee High Gym
South San
Sam Lawless
Roy Simpson
James Machado
Alamo Heights
Southcross
Harlandale High School
Robert Bain
Heights
Fourteen High Schools Enter Alamo Heights Swim Meet
Alamo Heights hosts a Saturday swimming meet at San Antonio College with fourteen teams including Austin, Spring Branch Memorial, Midland, New Braunfels, San Angelo, San Jacinto, Lamar, Jot Houston, Marshall, Lee, Jefferson, MacArthur, Edison, and Alamo Heights. Preliminaries start at 9 a.m. finals at 3 p.m. Local colleges and districts are set for a competitive day of races.
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Austin
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Midland
New Braunfels
San Tangelo
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Jot Houston
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MacArthur
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San Atetonio
Cage Scores and Mixed Results Across Conferences
Raw basketball scores show numerous matches with a mix of high and low outputs. Notable lines include Connecticut 90 over AdMigrest Sirs 96 and Colgate defeating Alfred 8 to 7 amid a slew of mismatched tallies. many entries appear garbled but indicate a broad spread of team scores, venues, and opponents across the season.
Triple Entry Favored In Santa Anita Feature
Arcadia handicaps on Santa Anita turf feature a strong Peppers stable trifecta with J M Roebling led entry among 14, including Mr Consistency and Royal Palm Stamps. Other contenders include Cedar Key Dusky Dalciose and Hellenic Hero as analysts eye a seven furlong turf battle for 50 000 added.
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Man of the Month honors Wes Mouller at San Antonio agency
Special Agent Wes Mouller earns Man of the Month for outstanding service and high standards of performance in the San Antonio agency. Recognition reflects his work for Prudential Insurance and the local community, with details from the agency manager Robert J. Horton in the Tower Building suite.
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