Texas A and M Lead All Star Selections In Texas Coaching School
Texas and Texas A&M dominated the all star roster for the Texas Coaching School event, listing a dozen and nine selections respectively. The compiled list names players from numerous Texas high schools and colleges including Joe Norwood Texarkana James Street Longview Glen Hassell Odessa Permian Ronnie Swint Muleshoe Glenn Frantzen Palestine Daryl Comer Dallas Highland Park Bob McKay Crane Mack McKinney Cameron Pat Sheehan San Antonio Lee Ted Kay Bellville Bobby Wuensch Houston Jones Tommy Horder Austin McCallum Terry Brewster Jacksboro James Lockridge Kress Bob Pinson Forney Joe Shaw Brownwood Robert Stansberry Edna Bayne Harris Sam Antonio MacArthur Jack Woodward Crocket Bill Gilliam Del Rio Jim Adams Houston Waltrip Houston Bill Bridges Carrollton Sonny Hackendorn Dickson David Sartin Bridge City Ken Powers Magnolia Robert Hall Port Neches Keith Barnhill Woodsboro James Vanderslice Wichita Falls Rider Robert Ou iesky Fort Worth North Side Jerry Roberts Groom Tommy Cox Austin Train Marty Whelan Jefferson Texas Tech Ronnie Colliflower Weatherford Jim Bennett Amarillo Tascosa Tony Butler Coahoma Robert David Dumas Dennis Lane Brady Basler Trent Phipps South Garland Richard Stevens Dublin Larry Eixmann Needville Calvin Hunt Edna Rice Steve Bradshaw Dallas Adamson Dickie Phillips G arena Park North Shore Southern Methodist Randy Beck Hurst Bell Tommy Frazier Nederland Arkansas Bill Allison Corsicana Navarro Junior College James Haywood Clifton Stephen F. Austin Roger Moore Overton Southwest Texas Joe Gutierrez Three Rivers Sam Houston State Charles Hendricks Baytown Louisiana State John Ramsey West Orange Arlington State Mike Buchanan Hallsville.
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Houston
Texas
Texas Agm
Aggies
Joe Norwood
Texarkana
James Street
Longview
Glen Hassell
Odessa
Ronnie Swint
Muleshoe
Glenn Frantzen
Palestine
Daryl Comer
Dallas Highland Park
Bob McKay
Crane
Mack McKinney
Cameron
Pat Sheehan
Bill Bridges
Carrollton
Sonny Hackendorn
Dickinson
David Sartin
Bridge City
Ken Powers
Magnolia
Robert Hall
Port Neches
Keith Barnhill
Woodsboro
James Vanderslice
Wichita Falls Rider
Robert Oujesky
Fort Worth North Side
Jerry Roberts
Groom
Tommy Cox
Austin
Marty Whelan
Jefferson
Texas Tech
Ronnie Colliflower
Weather
Navarro Junior College
James Haywood
Clifton
Stephen F. Austin
Roger Moore
Overton
Southwest Texas
Joe Gutierrez
Three Rivers
Sam Houston State
Charles Hendricks
Baytown
Louisiana State
John Rumsey
West Orange
Arlington State
Mike Buchanan
Hallsville
Enrollment In Coaches School Sets A Record
Houston AP The Texas Coaching School opened with a record enrollment as 3,882 signed on the first day, 488 short of last year’s 4,364 Dallas tally. Advance registrations reached 2,739 with 1,143 more Sunday, at a pace of over two per minute, and 4,800 was forecast by executive VP L W McConachie.
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Houston
Texas
Dallas
L. W. McConachie
Texas High School Coaches Association
Astros Win One and Split With Reds in Doubleheader
The Houston Astros halted a seven-game skid by shutting out the Cincinnati Reds 7-0 in the opener, with Dave Giusti allowing three hits. The Reds won the nightcap 10-6, despite Houston leading 6-3 early, as Vada Pinson, Tommy Helms, Deron Johnson, Leo Cardenas and an error sparked a rally. Rusty Staub homered for Houston in the second game, while Chuck Harrison delivered a three-run shot in the fourth. The day featured trades and shifting batting leaders across the NL with White and Cepeda making impacts as Dodgers and Phillies battled atop the standings.
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Cincinnati
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Dave Giusti
Giusti
Houston
Astros
Vada Pinson
Tommys
Dick Dodgers
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Sam Francisco
Atlanta
Stuart
New York Mets
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Cepeda
Cardinals
White
Dave Gieur
Tian Threeth
Mets
Ami Ed Kranepool
Cleon Jones
Orioles Maintain Lead as World Club Seeks Pennant
Orioles build large AL margin after Brooks Robinson and Brooks Blair help a 5-hitter against the Twins. Detroit sweeps Kansas City 5-4 and 7-1 to stay in the chase. Tigers rally for three runs in the ninth as a pair of Red Sox, White Sox, and Indians win. Frank Howard homers for the Senators. Earl Wilson and Tom Donovan contribute for Detroit. Tiant seals relief for Cleveland as various scorers notch key hits.
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Associated Press
Brooks Robinson
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Bauer
Tigers
Eddie Watt
Eddie Fisher
Twins
Kansas City
Jim Nash
Athletics
Nash
Mobile
Norm Cash
Alvin Dark
Don Wert
Gates Brown
Jerry Lumpe
Tony Conigliaro
Cie
Red Sox
Chicas
White Sox
All York Yankees
Cleveland
California
Frank Howard
Boston
Senators
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
Jim Kaat
Paul Blair
Larry Haney
Joe Grzenda
Blanda Splits Starting Chance With Lee In Houston Preseason
Houston Oilers coach Wally Lemm pits George Blanda Jacky Lee and Don Trull for the starting quarterback job in the lone home exhibition before the AFL season. Blanda age 37 and veteran, Lee 26, Trull to alternate against New York in Birmingham next. Oakland Raiders bring Tom Flores and Cotton Davidson as QBs for the visit.
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Houston
George Blanda
Houston Oilers
Oakland Raiders
Jacky Lee
Wally Lemm
Don Trull
Oilers
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Lemm
Blanda
Lee
Denver
Bianda
Trull
Oakland
Tom Flores
Cotton Davidson
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