12-4A Stars Thrive At Texas Coaches Clinic
North, East and West schoolboy stars shone during five days of clinics led by top coaches and two all star games. Ellis Smith emerged as a surprise North standout in basketball, Wayne Bell starred for the South in football, and Doyle Johnson made a record catching play as Baytown and Galena Park figures earned praise at the TSWA convention.
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Tenas Gulf Coast
Texas High School Coaches Association
Ellis Smith
Wayne Bell
Larry Shields
Wichta Falls
Galesa Park
Doyle Johnson
Baytown
Pete Sultis
Dick Sheffield
Jacksonville
Beverly Rockhold
Texas Sports Writers Association
Bragosport
Harden Cooper
Galena Park
Paul Smith
Cooper
Baylor
Smith
Galena
Wilbur Evans
TSWA
Evans
Beverly
Rockhold
University of Texas
Texas
Drew Dunlap
Dan Stallworth
Baytown Sun
Brazosport
Flash Walker
Jay Bollinger
University of Houston
Guy Lewis
Houston
Wayne Ballard
John Moore
Bell
Mike Dossett
Optimist Club to host football coaches preview 1962
Baytown Optimist Club hosts a Monday night football preview featuring five of District 12-4A head coaches plus guest Muri Furney from Brazosport. Coaches will assess teams, with Ed Staggs and Bill Newman among attendees, and journalists from seven papers expected. Tickets for the steak dinner and preview are 2.25 with tax and tip.
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Baytown
Muri Furney
Brazosport
Harden Cooper
Cooper
Luthock
Texas High School Coaches Association
Furney
Coopers
Aring Bragosport
Galveston
Bill Newman
Pete Sultis
Don Treuhardt
John Adams
Roland Lela
Artletic
Dan Stallworth
Charles Fuller
Lester Alford
Sun Sports
Jimmie Woods
Brazosport Facts
Galveston News-Tribune
Texas City
Houston Post
Chronicle and Press
Colts Edge Braves in 8-5 Win at Colt Stadium
Houston Colts snap seven-game skid by defeating Milwaukee 8-5 after a decisive fourteenth inning burst. Norm Larker hit his eighth homer and Bob Aspromonte Hal Smith J C Hartman and Bob Lillis added key hits to push the lead to 7-3 before a late Braves rally. Bob Bruce improved to 7-7, Roy McMillan hit his 22nd homer, and 5,606 fans endured 105 degree heat.
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Milwaukee
Colts
Burdette
Norm Larker
Bob Aspromonte
Hal Smith
J. C. Hartman
Bob Lillis
Homer
Braves
Colt Stadium
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Oklahoma City
McMilton
Chris
Gampet
Spangler
T.agron
VaWorwick
Mathews
P'lejon
H.agron
Melias
Adcock
Lorkee
Moye
Torres
Smith
Taylor
Hartman
Bolling
Bruce
McMahon
Gogt
Willey
Kem'erer
Nettebart
Lemaster
Sbh
Whiny
Ron
Torre
Milwouker
E—T
Aaron
Metlas
MilWoukee
Dp—Smith
L.ob
EiscMillan
Hmertman
Lorker
Somuil
B. Aspromonte
Se Pendleton
Sp—Bolling
Lomaster
Cal McLish
Phillies
Callison
Clay Dalrymple
Don Demeter
Dallas Green
Lindy McDaniel
Ernie Broglio
Stan Musial
Davis
Pittsburgh
Skinner
Dick Groat
Roy McMillan
Amado Samuel
Russ Kemmerer
Colt
Frank Bolling
Walters Wins TAAF Tennis Titles in Texas Tourney
Jerry Walters of Baytown captured the singles crown with a 6 4 63 win over Jim Robinson of Waco then teamed with Ricky Williams of Austin to win the doubles 62 75 over Kenny Aselton and Gene Records of Fort Worth. Houston’s Lovie Beard won the women’s singles 75 62 over Sheryl Yeary of Austin. Yeary and Carol McClellan beat Lynn and Lela Standifer 6 3 6 2 for the women’s doubles title.
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WACO
Jerry Walters
Baytown
TAAF
Jim Robinson
Ricky Williams
Austin
Kenny Aselton
Gene Records
Fort Worth
Lovie Beard
Houston
Sheryl Yeary
Miss Yeary
Carol McClellan
Lynn
Lela Standifer
Giants Sweep Dodgers To Tighten Pennant Race
In a San Francisco series, Felipe Alou hits .467 and scores seven runs as the Giants win three straight to cut the Dodgers' NL lead. Willie Mays adds four hits and five runs. Marichal wins, with Alou driving key runs at Candlestick. Reds surge, Phillies sweep St Louis, and Braves break skid with win as season tightens.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Dodgers
Beats
San Francisco
Felipe Alou
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
AL Dark
Giants
Willie Mays
Dodger
Juan Marichal
Alou
Josef Stan Williams
Larry Sherry
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Reds
Freddy Hutchinson
Tommy Davis
Frank Howover
Mets
Gordie Colemanard
Log Lee Cardenas
Wally Post
Angeles
Tommy
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Howard
Maris Scores Drives In All Yank Runs In Three
Roger Maris fuels a three game Yankee stretch with runs batted in and a score in each game. Highlights include a ten-inning win over Detroit, a squeeze bunt and a go ahead grounder, plus a late RBI single after Mantle’s walk. Yankees gain ground in the AL pennant race as other scores unfold.
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Maris
Yank
Associated Press
Roger Maris
Roger
New York Yankees
New York
Detroit
Bill Stafford
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Yanks
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Iese Om Tulle
Hie
Palmer Masters Course Breaks Record Winnings
Arnold Palmer dominated the Firestone layout to win 39,000 at the American Golf Classic, finishing 276 and four under par. He beat Mason Rudolph by five strokes, with Jack Nicklaus, Don January, Al Geiberger and Billy Maxwell tied for third. He will skip to the World Series of Golf at Firestone next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Ghengis Khan
Firestone
PGA
Mason Rudolph
Rudolph
Jack Nicklaus
Don January
al Geiberger
Billy Maxwell
Nicklaus
Gary Palory
Wedding Anniversary Traditions by Social Authorities
The traditional list of wedding anniversaries includes wood for the fifth, tin or aluminum for the tenth, china for the twentieth, and crystal for the forty fifth.
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China
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Tom Currie
Lamar
Johnson
Nederland
Jake David
Hull Dasselta
Gene Walker
Port Arthur
Ronnie Landry
North
Mike Dassett
South
Mike Boxwell
Dosselt
Mar
Fam Currie
Dossett
Anhead Stouchner
Nile
Hull - Cassetta
Walker
Sheridan
Russell Judd
Ganders
David Rodriguez
South Selection
Shields
Wayne
Shields Beater
Albany
Johnny Rgan
Dossette
West Texas
Gulf Coast
Mim
al' Rare
Ne Pera
Clear Creek
Andl
Wayne Battard
Rartseydune
Walkey
Dallas Thomas
Thomas Jefferson
Eddie Dominguez
Zllis
Gander
B&w Refrigeration Service
1702
Carolina
Optimist Club
Houston Colts
Lew Burdette
Ning
Tommy Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Roman Mejias
Hank Aaron
Bob Bruce
Walters
Taaf Net
Labor
Sun
Ger
Matshinesa
Service Meneger
Clyde Jones Rambler Werket
Hevpe Davis
Bob Skinner
Dodger Stadium
Jack Lafive
Avay Nan
Sums VeLeeee Auronente
Johnny Callison
Seven Gang
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Marichal
Candlestick Park
Ron Fairly
Jim Gillam
Jose Pagan
Felipe
Joey Jay
Charlie Neal
Roger Craig
Jay
Craig
Bobby Richardson
Stafford
Ron Kline
Tom Tresh
Tresh
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bob Allison
Twins
Angel
Dick Stigman
Felix Torres
Los Angeles Tis
Earl Wilson
Orioles
Ed Bressaud
Red Sox
Jim Landis
Ray Herbert
Juan Pizarro
Harry Bright
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Senators
Genie Green
U.S
Joe Lest Pet
Delralt
Conley
Lo Angeles
Bowshield
Hannan
Donovan
Lotman
Seaton
Kralick
Benin
Hendley
O'Toale
American Association
Indianapolis
Wee
Maha “Ee
Denver Porter
Louisville Ape
Dallas-Ft Worth
Denver
Omaha
Louisville
Dallas- Port Worth
Tulsa
Albuquerque Ustlnree
Antonia
Amarilla
San Antonio
el Paso
Albuquerque de Amari
Jay Hebert
Arnett Wise
Texas Ave
Tenner
Boytown
Texer
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