St Mary's Upsets Houston as Cougars Eye Feb 5 Rematch
St Mary's University coach Ed Messbarger praised his team's calm under pressure after a 76-69 upset of Houston. The 6,056 in attendance watched a neutral-court win at Convention Center Arena, boosting belief they can challenge Houston again on February 5. Ray Hoteey led St Mary's with seven baskets while New York’s presence shaped the upset.
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Jack Nicklaus Wins Bing Crosby Pro Am at Pebble Beach
Bert Yancey finished second in the Bing Crosby National ProAm at Pebble Beach as Jack Nicklaus surged to a 15 under par 279. Nicklaus led most of the final round with early birdies and crucial shots on the 15th and 16th, earning $25,000 and pushing his career earnings past one million dollars. Yancey, a former West Point racer, endured a late stumble but stayed within one stroke in the closing holes, saying Nicklaus is a big bear as he watched the final rounds unfold.
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No-Show Daddy Ousts Casper In Pebble Beach Event
Casper was disqualified after missing his designated tee time at Pebble Beach. The incident, the first of its kind for a PGA event, followed two playing partners finishing rounds as Casper failed to arrive with his caddy. Crosby and Crhsby were among results noted as the event continued despite the setback.
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Texas Coach Royal Denies Meeting With Black Coaches
Darrell Royal of Texas and four other major college football coaches denied meeting with Black coaches in Washington on January 12 prior to the AFCA Convention. Royal said the statements were a vicious invention. The other coaches named include John Pont, Lloyd Eaton, Paul Bryant, and Cal Stoll, who also denied invitations or discussions.
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High school hoops open the weekend slate strong
Mon day games highlight district and non district action across the area. Alamo Stadium Gym hosts McCallum versus Burbank at 8 30, Alamo Gym hosts focal area matchups, and Keystone faces Southside in a nondistrict tilt. Kerrville Schreiner sits atop the Texas Preparatory League after a win over Allen Academy as Bryan hosts action.
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Pro Draft Arrives With Inverted First Pick Order
In New York, pro football reps gather for a two day draft to select college players. Pittsburgh gets the first choice after finishing with the league’s worst record in a tied standings. Green Bay trades for Chicago’s pick to draft second, with Miami, Boston, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, San Francisco and others following in inverse order. The event spans 17 rounds with time limits, except for the final rounds.
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AL Owners Back Seattle Price Cut
A coalition of American League owners backs a cut in price to keep the Seattle Pilots in the Pacific Northwest amid a Tuesday hearing on a possible move to Dallas-Fort Worth or Milwaukee. Seattle leaders including Ullman and Evans argue against selling for profit, while Kansas City owner Kauffman says no bidding war will occur and supports moving to Dallas-Fort Worth.
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