Texas Longhorns push new offense in notable basketball run
University of Texas coaches weigh a shift to offensive play as Hal Bradley’s squad showcases a 13 0 conference record and eight players surpass 100 points this season. Star Jimmay Clark nears 100 points while guard Jim Bob Smith reaches a SWC milestone, and the team averages 85 points in recent games amid a defensive reputation.
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Texas Western Tops Razorbacks in Sun Bowl Classic
Texas Western defeats Arkansas by 29 points in a regional NCAA clash at El Paso. Highest total by a Texas team in the tournament, with coach and players cited. notes on upcoming games include McMurry College and local high school matchups as the season tightens.
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Alltime National Basketball Association All Stars Named
The article lists legendary players across positions including Willie Massary Tao Waner and Bill Russell among others, highlighting a 1950s style allstar lineup. It mentions Bob Cousy, Oscar Robertson, and Wilt Chamberlain in various infield and outfield roles as part of a historic allstar selection.
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Ty Mathewson
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Wis Yates Nial
Tao Waner
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Ilia Baylor
Bil ‘Terey
Will Chamberlain
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Rogers Horsby
Kame Oscar Robertson
Bob Bet- Hongs Wagner
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Dolph Senyes
Paul Arizin
Traynor
Gabby Wartnelt
Jim Pollard
Reunion notes from 1931 national champions gathering
A partially readable clipped item refers to Jack Craytons employed by Shell RO and a 1931 national championship team visiting for a reunion. Names mentioned include Howard Bumbaugh Lionel Gene Kithy Coullee Timpson Sidnay Cooper Jim Worthan John Hob and Bill Clybourne with a luncheon planned in Chicago at the Menger Hotel.
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Hatkinal Tauymament
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Howard Bumbaugh
Lionel Gene Kithy
Coullee Timpson
Sidnay
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John Hob
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Bill Clybourne
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Unclear OCR Sports Scores Brief
Fragmentary sports item with numerous garbled names and numbers. Readable bits show Wisconsin 75 and Michigan State 9, plus scattered team mentions and a few dollar amounts. overall content is indiscernible and inconsistent.
Bowling star leads Southside Singles Classic scratch field
El Paso bowler J B Blaylock topped the scratch division with a five game 1050 and a 216 average, vaulting into position for a $1000 prize in the overall scratch series. San Antonio’s Jimmy Waight and Wright traded spots, while Fred Duncan led in high scratch game with 258.
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Bol
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Uvalde
Bil Terry
Victoria
Andrew Strugeins
Fort Worth
Fred Duncan
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Hoostess
Lill Covie
Softball Seekings Sparks and Cleenees in Special Sparkle Prowl
Local softball note lists SEEKING GAMES with references to Rose Cleenees and PEDIST. Special Sparkle and Sparkle Special Sparkle appear as party tags or team nicknames in a compact community notice seeking opponents or scheduling. The readable fragments imply informal tryouts or game requests.
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Marshall's Inselmann Named to AAA All-State
Clear Creek Wildcats seek third straight state AAA bid as they battle South San Antonio in Austin. Leaders Curley Lenox and Jimmy Lenox headline a rugged lineup including Boone Wilking and Jim Cobins. Wildcat coach Henry Baverschlag fields a defense that shifts from zone to man.
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Jr High Cagers Advance to Finals in District Action
The Jr high basketball season reaches finals after semifinals with Alamo Stadium hosting Thursday night finals. Davis led Mann with 44 points, Pena 25, Bier 15, as Mann and Longwell’s teams secured byes into the title game.
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Amateur Ball Notes and Local Rosters Skewed by OCR
Fragmented text lists names and events from amateur ball coverage with garbled phrases. Mentions Red Sox players and local venues, but details are unreadable due to OCR errors. Contains scattered proper nouns like Watnasd, Braminead, Morgen Fence, and Wood Lane.
Pro Goalers Sign Rutgers QB Koh Yaksiek as DB Prospect
The Chicago Gears announced the signing of Rutgers quarterback Koh Yaksiek as a defensive halfback possibility for the 1993 season.
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Stallworth Tops MVC All Conference Picks
Wichita star Stallworth earns MVC player of the year and a spot on the first team after leading upsets and scoring 46 against Cincinnati. Coaches from Cincinnati and others name him among the standout performers as Missouri Valley Conference honors roll out.
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South San Jorgenson Leads Allstate Basketball Team
South San Jorgenson earns a spot on the Allstate first team with Bonner, Lenox, and Lenos headlining the selections. Bonner averaged 17 points per game and scored 4120 points in a standout season, while Lenos posted 22.2 points per game and Lenox contributed strong guard play for the Texas AAE squad. The second team features Antonia, Bud, and Reeves among others, highlighting top players from San Marcos, Clear Creek, and nearby schools.
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All-State Class AA Basketball Team Named by UPIS
United Press International releases the Class AA All-State basketball selections, listing players by name, school, height, weight, and class. The first team includes Dale Down and others with notes on averages and voting. second and third teams feature additional players and positions from various Texas schools.
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Bobcats Ready to Shine in Class AAAA Tourney Clash
San Angelo San Antonio area notes a high school clash as the Bobcats led by coach Allen Davis bring height experience and hunger to battle Burbank in the opening game of the Class AAAA state basketball tournament at Gregory Gym Austin. Key players White Henson Drones Roach Maya and others anchor a deep lineup aiming for an outright upset.
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Texas Lone Star stars dominate 1963 conference selections
Texas A M standout Jonghorns guard Mythical team unanimous pick by conference sports information directors and EPH writers. Rice, SMU, Texas Tech, and Arkansas players receive multiple mentions with Henry, Rhine, and McKinley among top vote receivers. Baylor, TCU, and Baylor players also highlighted in the all star ballots for 1963.
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Eddie Woodlee Moves to Arkansas Little Leagues
Local notes indicate Eddie Woodlee and Len Ang Lach’s Nash prived cohort have tied pre enrollment certificates. Woodlee of MacAvelair and AchIntfield Donaldson St signed, with fall schedule for the Southwest Conference set to begin next week.
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Lenox and Rhine Push Scoring Race Amid Final Big 12 Night
Lenox of Texas and Rhine of Rice chase the conference scoring lead as Texas meets Baylor in Waco. Lenox holds 34 points per game with Rhine at 324 points on the season. both pursue the 302 O Neale mark for the tight race. Other games include SMU vs Texas Tech at Lubbock and Texas facing Rice in Houston finalizing the season before NCAA bids.
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Edgewood Dominates Marshall In Open Day Baseball
Ridgewood pitchers held Marshall to a weak start as Rudy Gonzales launched a grand slam for Edgewood. John Bian delivered strong pitching for St Gerard’s, Central Catholic reached six hits while Plat struck out eight. Bonowitz homered for the Royals as local squads opened the season with decisive wins.
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Edison star Sauls chooses SWI amid college tie
Edison tailback Mac Sauls, a 190 pound sprinter and standout scorer, opts for Southwestern Institute over Texas State College. The junior speedster, son of Lt. Cob, has been a team captain and top defensive presence, now shifting to sprint relays and the open 440.
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Rattlers Beat SAC Netters In City Tennis Clash
In a rough match at the San Petro Tennis Center St. Mary’s College triumphed over SAC with close wins by Kent DeMary defeating Joe Cowllett 67 43. Ed Stein toppled Randy Burke 42 43 64 as St. Mary’s edged SAC in a district tennis event.
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