Baytown Ganders Favored To Win 1965 4A District
1965 4A district preview from Dallas Sun Sports highlights Baytown Ganders as district favorites with 19 returning lettermen and key players Henricks McAfee and Oliver. Seabrook coach Cooper projects tough race with Brazosport Galena Park and Rayburn, while Rayburn eyeing state potential. Baytown hosts opening district game vs Rayburn, leveraging depth and power for the season.
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Dean Allen
Sun Sports Special
Dallas
Baytown
Ganders
Joop
Pete Luttis
Hardin’ Cooper
SeReo Stn
Cooper
Sam Rayburn
Svenzosport
Ad Middleman
Deny McAfew
Richard Oliver
Ete Sultis
Garders
Texas Football Magazine
Sultis
Brazosport
Galena Park
Reyvhurn
Pasadena
Rayburn
Texans
Raytown
Ilanders
Rayburner
Texas high school coaches school opens in Dallas
More than 500 coaches attend the 33rd annual Texas High School Coaches Association coaching school in Dallas starting Monday and running to Thursday’s North South all star game at the Cotton Bowl. Notable instructors include SMU’s Hayden Fry and Texas Western’s Don Haskins, with basketball and baseball clinics led by others. The all star game is set for the air conditioned Dallas Memorial Coliseum, hoping to break attendance records.
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Dallas
Texas High School Coaches Association
Texas
SMU
Hayden Fry
Dave Smith
Glenn Gossett
Aggie
Gene Moore
Dee Powell
Don Haskins
Texas Western College
el Paso
Realph Tasker
Hobbs High School
New Mexico
Abe Barnett
Dolph ‘Regelsky
Allstar
Dallas ‘Memorial Coliseum
Fort Worth
TCU
Amon Carter
Odessa
Bobby Roberts
Robert BE. Lee
San Antonio
Theo Miles
Bob Barfield
Pasadena
Tees
Baytown
Dan Stallworth
Stallworth
Harden Cooper
H. E. Hooper
Brazosport
Powerful La Porte Team Tops Swim Tourney
La Porte won the Goose Creek Country Club pool meet with 159 points, besting Lakewood by 10. Lakewood’s standout swimmers were Choo Platt Clem Hausman and Jeff Giltreath in freestyle. Country Club finished third with 138 points and notable swimmers included Danny Savell Paul Jaubert Jimmy Savell and Lee Johnson. Elks Club placed fourth and Olympia fifth amid over 200 entrants with Platt Ward and other leaders noted. Three more similar meets are planned before September.
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la Porte
Goose Creek Country Club
Lakewood
Choo Platt
Clem Hausman
Jeff Giltreath
Country Club
Danny Savell
Paul Jaubert
Jimmy Savell
Lee’ Johnson
Elks
Donnie Hobertson
Jimmy Robertson
Olympia
Baytonians Plan Alaska Big Game Hunt
Baytown's Carl Opryshek and Jimmy Carpenter depart Wednesday on a three week Alaska hunting trip. They will fly Seattle Baltams Port Yukon meet guide Ralph Marshall, then to Brooke Range for Dall sheep, Point Barrow for walrus, Cordova and Pacific coast for brown bear moose caribou and mountain goats. Temperatures run in the teens to 40s. return early September.
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Carl Opryshek
Jimmy Carpenter
Baytown
Alaska
Port Yukon
Ralph Marshall
Brooke Range
Point Barrow
Pacific
Cordova
Opryshek
Colorado
Carpenter
Mexico
Africa
Major League Leaders AP Baseball Rankings Summary
The Associated Press lists leaders in both leagues with names, teams, and counts: American and National League batting leaders include players like Williams, Oliva, and Mays. runs batted in leaders feature Killebrew and Colavito. home run leaders show Horton and Banks among others. stolen bases highlight Campaneris and Wilts. notable players cited include Clemente, Rose, and Versalles.
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Associated
Press National
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Johnson
Banks
Chicago
Williams
Santo
Allen
Philadelphia
Callison
Wyasttrzemski
Boston
Mantilba
Oliva
Minnesota
Versalles
Colavito
Cleveland
Killebrew
Mintsote
Richardson
New York
Xastrzemski
Toston
Apaticlo
Baltimore
Campaneris
Kansas City
Smith
Los Angeles
Horton
Detroit
Kite Brew
Conignaro
Cartenal
Twins Lose Harmon Killebrew With Dislocated Elbow
Minnesota manager Sam Mele battles worsening injuries as Harmon Killebrew is sidelined at least 16 days with a dislocated left elbow after a basepath collision with Russ Snyder in a 65 victory over Baltimore. The team, already missing stars, vows to keep fighting as Killebrew wears a plastic splint and x rays show no break.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota Twins
Sam Mele
Mele
Harmon Killebrew
Balthsora
Russ Sny
Twins
Orioles
Minnesota
Yankees
Jers
Bob Allison
Earl Ratley
Killebrew
Iour Ball Club
Rich Rellins
Snyder
Kilebrew
Unclear sports results from scattered matches and scores
Fragmented OCR listing several college and city matchups with incomplete team names and scores. Mentions Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee Houston and New York with results like 3-6 and 1-2. Unable to determine full teams, dates, or outcomes from the garbled text.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Angeles
Battimore
Hind
Lncinsatt
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Detroit
Palladelphica
Abe Ay
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Los Angels
Chicago Washington Boston L
Houston
Kansas “City
Baltimore
Louis
Los Angeles
Orioles Contract Details Amid Offseason Talks
Fragmentary notes describe a baseball player still negotiating with clubs, working out, and awaiting an event. The source mentions a contract around $30,000 per year and relates to the Orioles. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Otto Can't Decide On Star Man-Under
CHICAGO AP Who will quarterback the All-Star show Friday night against the Cleveland Browns in Soldier Field remains undecided for coach Graham. Graham faces a quartet of top quarterbacks: John Huarte Notre Dame Craig Marton California Roger Staubach Navy and Bob Timberlake Michigan. Huarte won the Heisman last year and is praised by Ara Parseghian. Staubach, Heisman 1963, is hailed from Navy. Timberlake, a versatile Michigan star, is noted as a strong passer and runner in the Big Ten and Rose Bowl context.
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Marion Motley
Fvanston
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Jett
Glenn Ressler
Penn State
Bill Cw
Tech
Malcolm Walker
Rice
Roger Staubach Wavy
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
John Huarte
Notre Dame
Otto
Graham
Soldier Field
John Hurtte
Craig Marton
California
Roger Staubach
Navy
Huarte
Ara Parseghian
Moriun
Staubach
Naval
Oscar Eckhardt Career Note Highlights in Brief
By Bob Sodyk Oscar Eckhardt batted 368 for 13 minor league seasons and outhit Joe DiMaggio in all three Pacific Coast years he played. He had two brief Major League trials in 1932 and 1956, yet his major league average stood at 182 over 24 games. Dist. by King Features Syndicate.
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Bob Sodyk
Oscar Eckhardt
Joe DiMaggio
Pacific Coast
Oscar
King Features Syndicate
Bayou Senior League Tournament Schedule
Bayou at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the senior league tournament at AEL diamond. Both teams are in the winners bracket after winning their first round games last week. Pasadena and Texas City meet in the losers division at 6 p.m. The winner of the first game will face the Baytown Yankees on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The 18 game event ends with finals Saturday, August 7.
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Eh Cooper
Anne Beesue
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Pat Urchin
Roy Mamilton
Bill Barnes
Jerry Pitts
C. E. Downing
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Texas Motor Import
Texas Avenue
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San Frans
Wilts
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Bunker
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Pharro
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Pittsburo
Othiew ' York
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Timberlake
Abe Inner
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Board OF Regents
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Consultant University, of Texas
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