Angling Around Ducks and deer hunt reflect Texas season trends
Expanded notes on waterfowl and deer hunting seasons reveal weather cuts, low per-hunter kill rates, and significant regional totals. Records show a rough duck take near 100 in a day for some hunts, while deer hunting reported 63 wounded in one area. Mention of Johnson City and Eagle Lake regions anchors the piece with locale specifics.
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Recreation A League DugOut and DeMolay City Goalers
In a rough box score style, Fernandez 21 Rivera 17 Cassillas 15 Luna 7 Alizonda 2 Alcantar Juarez and Omura 14 Haktomb 14 plus Cale Ut Under Woot May 3 Barnett 2 Bobutie contributed for their teams. City Goalers emerged as the competing side.
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Finley May Move A's Out of Kansas City
Kansas City faces the potential relocation of the Athletics as owner Charles O Finley warns of leaving after city council rejection of a lease and a pending decision to seek a meeting of American League owners in New York. Finley says KC no longer has a Major League franchise and may move.
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Central Catholic dominates St Gerard's in 60 20 win
Central Catholic built a steady lead at halftime 29 15 and pulled away behind 17 point night from Gerard Nenekel who paced the Buttons. St Gerard's struggled with just four points from Mike Ahr and were outscored in all four quarters by Central Catholic to secure the win. Central's freshmen also topped St Gerard's 50 10 in a preliminary game.
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Wheatley Bows To Houston Five In District Showdown
Wheatley Lions led at halftime and after three quarters but were outscored in the final period as Aldine Carver of Houston posted a 70 to 45 District SAAAA victory in Wheatley gym. Carver’s George Randle scored 23 points, Lloyd Wright led Wheatley with 22, and Chester Hysan added 14 as Wheatley dropped their third straight district game.
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Hernandez UK After Bad Blow In City Recreation Game
Johnny Hernandez basketball and baseball star was knocked cold in a City Recreation League game. He woke in Baptist Memorial Hospital with 13 stitches over an eye and missed school Friday where he teaches at South Cross Junior High. The injury occurred during a W. J. Keele versus Sudden Cleaners matchup when an elbow or another player struck his brow.
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College Grid Season Exits With 3 Final Bowls
The 1963 college football season ends with three postseason bowls as North South and national talent cap careers. Senior Bowl at Mobile features George Mira and Jack Concannon in a passing duel while Duke Carlisle leads the Southwest All Stars in the Challenge Bowl at Corpus Christi and a North South clash takes place in the Hula Bowl Honolulu.
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Cage Scores High Schools and College Tourneys Across Region
Scores from various high school and college tournaments show Bolton, Aldine, and Corpus Christi teams in competitive rounds. Kenedy defeats Lovernig, Converse defeats Falls City, and near-upsets by Blockdole and Range highlight a busy slate with junior highs and conference events noted.
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Pro Cagers Clash Across National Rounds
Philadelphia team led by Grier with 23 points and Walker 2 while Gambex 14 and Cortallo 14 pace the offense. Cincinnati countered with Hawking 14 and Emibry 7, and New York fought through Green 23 and Boozer 10 as Baltimore's Lischinger led with 24 amid a rugged scoring session.
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Randolph Hawks rout Pleasanton for fourth straight district win
Randolph All-Hawks, led by Bill Rovellis with 40 points and Phil Moseley with 16, dominated Pleasanton 76-50 to secure a fourth consecutive District 27-A4A victory and move into undisputed first place. Richard Marlin led Pleasanton with 19 points. In earlier action, Randolph won 53-42 in B-team play.
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Phil Moseley
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Southwest Bears edge Schertz Southwest Bears Schertz
In a District 27 A game Southwest Bears used strong outside defense to overpower Schertz Gibs Bolts. Rawson Chevrolet led with 40 points for Southwest with Murray, Landry, and Craig contributing in a high scoring showdown.
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Cole Roars Past Poteet in 63 to 99 Rout
Cole High School dominated Poteet 99 to 63 at home as Walter Pagel scored 17 points and Mike Taylor added 18. Cole led 39 17 at halftime and claimed their second Eve district 27 AA win with strong contributions from Wagstaff and Harry Taylor while Poteet top scorer Gomez managed 1 point.
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NCAA States Vast Program For College Sports Expansion
NEW YORK UPI The NCAA outlined a vast program to expand post season championships across college sports, including indoor national championships and women’s athletics, proposing reforms in alignment with the college basketball format and track and field, while pursuing a broader scope of competition. The plan, presented by executive secretary Walter Byers, also touched on a summer baseball league for collegians and continued expansion of amateur athletics under Major League influence. Meanwhile Lasalle defeated Medina Valley 55-4 in a Friday-night game as Kowalik led with 15 points, and LaSalle beat Igneo Valley 59-31 in a junior varsity matchup. the Southwest Officials Basketball Association set a meeting for Sunday at Trinity Memorial Center.
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California Names Coach Willsey To Lead Bears Football
BERKELEY CALIF. Ray Willsey 35 former Cal quarterback and defensive back named head coach of the Bears football team after leaving his post with the Washington Redskins. Willsey previously coached at Texas University and takes over a program that has endured an uneven decade. WILLIAMSBURG VA Williams and Mary Friday appoint Mary Levy former history professor and coach at California as head coach for the Indian football squad.
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Hutchinson Describes His Ailment
Cincinnati Reds manager Ered Hutchinson said in Seattle that he has cancer in his chest and will undergo treatment there for at least several months. He will begin treatments Monday with no surgery planned and remains optimistic about returning to spring training in Tampa on Feb. 23.
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Wilkinson To Decide Soon On Oklahoma Coaching
Norman Oklahoma UPI says University of Oklahoma spokesman expects a decision within about ten days on whether Bod Wilkinson will remain as football coach or pursue other work possibly politics. Wilkinson visited Minneapolis as plans for a town meeting include a film on naval careers and a talk by Ross at the post office building.
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Texas Football Dinner Jan 11 in Austin
UPI reports a big Texas sports day at the University of Texas with Texas and Baylor varsity basketball at 2 p.m., freshman games at 4 p.m., followed by an Ex-Students Association awards banquet. The Longhorns finish 12-0 after signing tackle Sapinsky, a standout drafted early, as Oakland Raiders inked him.
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Saturday TV Sports Schedule Highlights Wide Coverage
Television sports line up for Saturday features the Senior Bowl from Mobile on Channel 4 with a tape delay, a CBS Golf Classic episode from Springfield New Jersey at 3 p.m. and a taped amateur ice hockey match pitting a Russian team against the University of Denver. Also listed are taped wrestling events and a World at Sports segment with likely primetime airings.
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