Kroll Leads South To 93 92 Victory In All-Star Game
Spring Branch standout Jerry Kroll poured in 40 points setting records as the South upset the North 93 92 at Sam Houston Coliseum. Huffstetler led the North with 23 but Kroll earned 34 of 36 votes as the outstanding player, with Endicott adding 18 and Harrison 19 for the North.
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San Marcos
Rex Goodwine
Hastorm
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Wenxahachie
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Bill Harrison
Reds
Press Turned Tide South Coach Says Press Turned Tide
In a Sam Houston Coliseum showcase at the Texas High School Coaches Association event, North star coach Max O'Banion led Lubbock High as South edged North 95 92. Jerry Kroll of Spring Branch Memorial poured in 40 points and grabbed seven rebounds to earn Most Outstanding Player honors amid postgame praise of the South press.
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Don Coleman
Kroll
London Ready to Take on Cassius Clay in Infighting Plan
London, 32, veteran Briton with a tough tank build, says he fights for cash and plans to crowd Cassius Clay using a Rocky Marciano style. He notes boxing is brutal but pays well and believes someone will beat Clay eventually, possibly him. London debuted in 1935 and built a strong early record.
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Baytown Hawks Triumph in Extra Inning Nine Run Showdown
Baytown Hawks defeated McDonald Insurance Co of Pasadena 10 to 0 in the American Softball Association tourney in Houston. Jaime Acosta opened the ninth with a bunt single, George Rincon followed with a single, and Art Castillo grounded in a run. Richard Rodriguez earned the win with a two hitter. The Hawks face Old Hickory Stick of Houston at 7 p.m. at Eastwood Field in Houston.
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George Rincen
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Art Castillo
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Eastwood Field
Dickinson Stars With Six Under Par In Open Prelim
Gard ner Dickinson shot a six under par 63 to set a Lakewood Country Club record and win $500 in the proam prelim ahead of the $100,000 Cleveland Open. He led after 18 holes with back nine birdies, edging Jack McGowan by one stroke as 144 pros began the 72 hole event. notable names including Nicklaus and Palmer posted three under 68s, while Casper and Sikes ran 69 and 70 respectively.
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Arnold Palmer
Bert Yancey
Ken Nagle
Ray Floyd
Julius Boros
Frank Beard
Juan Rodriguez
Billy Casper
Dan Sikes
al Geiberger
Grid Match At Rice Stadium Sulus Uncertain Starters
Houston Sp bluntly reports Pete Sulus South All star football team faces starting lineup questions for the North game at Rice Stadium. Injuries to three tailbacks Open spots for Bar ney Harris or Marty Whelan while quarterback and other key roles are named. South captains Hunt and Roy lead a team expected to press a high scoring offense despite injuries.
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Jefferson
Dickie Phillips
All Stars Showcase Teases Future Pro Talent in Chicago
In Soldier Field the College All Stars meet the Green Bay Packers Friday night, with names like Donny Anderson Jim Grabowski Roy Shivers Doug Buffone Tommy Nobis Don Hansen Aaron Brown and more expected to shine. Historical notes recall 1937 28 16 27 7 wins and future pro careers sparked by the All-Star game.
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Texas
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Minnesota
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al Stars
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Cecil Isbell
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Barbers Hill May Upset Applecart In District 25 A
Barbers Hill, the Eagles, challenge defending champions Barbers Hill, with 15 lettermen returning from last year and backs Larry Barrow and Bobby Steck. Bobcats led by Hal Dassetta and Mac Melancon defend 2A, while Orangefield Linemen Floyd Norwood and Martin Liston headline a strong field. Warren’s Mark McManus leads Hardin Tarkington West Hardin for midtable showing. Hardin adds tackle Bobby Allen and passer David Wallace amid a crowded 25 A race.
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Martin Liston
Hank Shores
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Merle Gore
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Bobby Allen
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Dodgers Set for Three-Game Visit With Astros in August
The World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers will play three games in Houston August 5 6 and 7 led by Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale and the rest of the staff. Houston trails the Dodgers 7 4 in the season series and will not see the Dodgers again until August 15 for a 22 game homestand. Ticket sales for the Dodger series are brisk with seats available.
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Dick] McDowell
Scout Swimming Meet To Be Held Saturday
The East Harris County Cub Scout district hosts a swimming meet at Rose land Park Pool starting 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Events span 8 9 and 10 year age groups with potato race balloon race side stroke diving and a medley relay. First through third receive ribbons. George Darsee leads with De witt Wilson and George Ward assisting.
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Dewitt Wilson
Roseland
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Hodges Receives Two Year Extension With Senators
Washington AP Hodges, who has failed to lift the Senators from last place since taking over in 1963, signed a two year contract through 1968. He reportedly earned about 45000 a year after a 5000 raise. The club sank to 10th in 1963, moved to ninth in 1964, then to eighth in 1965.
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