Baytown White Sox eliminated in state Teen Age tourney
Baytown White Sox suffered a 7 run defeat to Denton in consolation play at Irving after an earlier 9-6 loss to Odessa. They were the last Baytown team left in post season baseball. the Central All-Stars and Teen Age League Eagles also exited with losses in their respective leagues.
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Baytown White Sox
Irving
Denton
Sox
Odessa
Texas City
Nals
Baytown
Central All-Stars
North Houston
Houston Edgewood
Colts Head For Keith Bucs in Pirates Series
The Colts plan to win many games and develop their players with potential September callups. Forbes Field hosts two five game series starting Friday as the traveling club faces the Pirates, aiming to upset home steamers. Bob Bruce Ken Johnson and Woodeshick will start for the Colts in Pittsburgh while Sandy and others bolster the lineup as they chase a strong finish.
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Colts
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Pirates
Black Rock
Forbes Field
Saint Louis
Milwaukee
Bucs
Twin-Hill
Bob Bruce
Ken Johrson
Woodeshick
Keith Bucs
Crosby Tops 26 A Poll In District Preview
Crosby is favored in District 26 A as coach Jack Spence discusses Crosby Waller and Spring as top contenders. Waller features Jeff Jordan and Joe Wood while Crosby brings back nine starters from 1962 with 16 lettermen. Experience concerns linger as spring lacks seasoned quarterbacking and the region eyes East Chambers Hull Dacetta and Pearland as regional contenders.
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Jimmie Woods
Sun Sports
Houston
Crosby
Jack Spence
Mighty Legions
Waller
Buffs
Klein
Buffaloes
C. E. King
Sheldon
Spring
Hempstead
Ord
Lions
Coaches
Spence
Crosby-Waller
Paalingusls
Jeff Jordan
Joe Wood
East Chambers
Hull-Dassetta
Represen
Tative
Pearland
King
Mike Dozier
Lee Fowler
Roger Keene
South Favored In Annual All Star Game Clash
The South leads the North in the 29th Texas all star game with stronger ground attack and stars like Gene Mayfield, Mike Jordan, and Mike Love. North counters with Terry Southall and Dennis Gann, while analysts expect a high scoring, ground dominated battle. Kickoff is 7 45 p m before a crowd projected near 25000.
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Houston
Texas
Gene Mayfield
Borger
Iun
Ning
Mike Jordan
Deni
South
Son
Mike Love
Odessa
North
Jim Helms
San Benito
Helms
Dennis Gann
Bay State
Gann
Terry Southall
Brownwood
Most Likely To Succeed Named By Texas Coaches
San Angelo Dumas Stinton and Albany named top contenders in Texas schoolboy football. San Angelo favored for Class AAAA with 20 lettermen, Port Arthur slated to meet them in the finals. Dumas projected to repeat AAA title with veteran backfield. Pharr-San Juan Alamo set for finals. Stinton favored in Class AA to challenge Rockdale, Albany chosen for Class A with finals against Ingleside.
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Texas
Dumas
Albany
West Texas
Petersburg
Seagraves
Lions
Ingleside
El Paso Wins Region Title in Colt League Action
El Paso defeated Fort Worth 7-5 to claim the Western region title in Colt League baseball. Bob Puffer drove in two with a sixth inning single to break a 5-5 tie. Bob Salmon hit a grand slam in the first and Bob Arnold added a bases empty homer in the third. Fort Worth tied with Danny Hutton and Kirk Zimmer homers. The El Paso squad awaits its Southern Division playoff opponent from Houston regional.
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Abilene
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
Bob Puffer
Danny Hutton
Kirk Zimmer
Required Insurance For Little League Declared Unlawful
Iowa insurance officials ruled a contract forcing all Little League players to be insured by American Casualty Co. unlawful. Insurance Commissioner William E. Timmons ordered the firm to end the contract in Iowa by Jan. 1 to continue operating there. Three Iowa leagues had protested losing Little League franchises over the insurance requirement.
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DES Moines
American Casualty Co
Reading
Iowa
William E. Timmons
Timmons
Little League Baseball, Inc
Williamsport
American Casualty
Little League
Major League Baseball Thursday results and tonight’s schedule
The corsecard lists Los Angeles, New York, St. Louis and other teams with scores from Thursdays games. Silence notes Los Angeles 4, New York 3 in 10 innings and Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 at night. Today’s slate includes Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Milwaukee, San Francisco at Philadelphia, and Houston at Pittsburgh with various pitcher matchups.
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Lew Pet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mallwauke
Seeves
Houston
New York
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Padres
Nuxhell
Toth
Craig
Ight
Gibson
Hendrey
Bruce
Johnson
Pinsburgh
Gibbson
Francis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston Ars
Los Aneles
Kansas City
Él A
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York Bouton
Osinski
Lee
McNally
Duckworth
Morehead
Minnesota
Perry
Lofich
Aguirre
Harten
Fisher
Twhalight
Drabowsky
Kralick
Minors Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City Gy 43, Denver 57 Spokane 10, Tecoma 8 12 Innings. Dallas Fort Worth of Salt Lake City postponed due to rain. Texas League El Paso 3, Tulsa 2 Albuquerque of Russin postponed. San Antonio and Amarillo 11 innings.
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Denver
Spokane
Tecoma
Dallas-Fort Worth
Salt Lake City
el Paso
Tulsa
Albuquerque
Russin
San Antonio
Amarilio S
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching for 1960s Era
National and American League leaders listed by team and player. Includes batting leaders such as Groat St Louis and Yastrzemski Boston with top marks in hits and runs, and pitching leaders like Koufax Dodgers and Radatz Red Sox in wins and strikeouts. Also notes home runs, stolen bases, and other stat leaders from the two leagues.
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Ay the Sau EU
Graat
St. Louis
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Movi
San Francisco
Flood
White
Groat
Hinson
Cincinnati
Pigson
Bro and Willams
Chicago
Callison
Gonzate
Taylor
Philadelphia
Jav
Jer
McCovey
Agron
Pinson
Robinson
Wills
Los Angeles
Parranaski
Koufax
Los Aneles
Drysdale
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Stuart
Yastrezemski
Kaine
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Radatz
Pizarro
New York
Bunning
Stigiga
Dallas Beats Rams in Record Exhibition Crowd
The 1963 NFL exhibition season opened with the Dallas Cowboys defeating the Los Angeles Rams 17 to 14 before a record 70,675 fans in Los Angeles. Sam Baker kicked a 2 yard field goal in the third period the margin. Roman Gabriel and the Rams defense pushed back in the fourth but Dallas held on for the win.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
National Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Rams
Sam Baker
Cowboys
Roman Gabrial
North Carolina State
Ed Meador
Gabriel
Pervis Atkins
Don Meredith
Pettis Norman
Baker
Amos Bullocks
Foss says AFL has come of age amid money woes
New York AP: Joe Foss, former South Dakota governor and war hero, says the American Football League has matured beyond its crisis years. He notes only about 1 percent of AFL players previously played in other leagues and envisions eventual interleague play and a championship between the AFL and NFL, possibly by 1964.
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Foss
New York
Joe Foss
American Football League
Fifth Avenue
Pete Rozelle
Radio City
AFL
National Football League
South Dakota
NFL
South Upsets North In All-State Cage Tilt
In Houston Sam Houston Coliseum the South defeated the North 71 to 81 in the annual all-state boys basket game. Standout Bill Jorgenson led with quick outside and inside scoring while Bob Glover of Dallas Jefferson and Mike Gammon of Denton contributed key boards and points. The South set an 81-point team mark and a new game rate with 10-minute quarters, drawing 7,200 spectators.
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Houston
Texas
Bob Glover
Dallas
Jeff
Mike Gammon
Denton
Minton White
San Angelo
David Wray
Abilene
Sam Houston Coliseum
Buna
South San Antonio
Clear Creek
South Stars
South Sun
Jimmy Littleton
Littleton
Bill Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Glover
San Marcos
Bill
Curly Lenox
Clear
Creek
Donald Kruse
Jefferson
Henter
G. W. King
West Sabine
Wayne Haynes
Vanderbilt Industrial
Rick Greenlaw
Spring Branch
Gammon
John Hatch
Lubbock
Pride Of Nigeria To Battle Fullmer For Title
Nigerian weight champ Dick Tiger meets American Gene Fullmer in a third title fight set for Liberty Stadium Ibadan Nigeria. The 15 round bout is Nigeria’s first world title effort with promoter Jack Solomons bringing in backing to about 280000 for fighter pay. Tigers guaranteed 100000 and Fullmer 50000 with rain affecting travel from Lagos and government officials aiming for prestige promotion.
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Ibadan
Nigeria
Fice
Dick Tiger
Pride of
Gene Fullmer
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Jack Solomons
Liberty Stadium
United States
Afri
Lagos
Thadan
Joseph -Modupe Johnson
Labor and Sports
Tiger
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Fulmer
Nev
Ae Eee
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