Dodgers Slump Extends To Five In Bout With Giants
The Dodgers dropped a fifth straight, falling two games behind Cincinnati after a 6 3 loss to the Giants. Cepeda belted a 10th inning homer to seal the win as San Francisco struck late and the Dodgers failed to score in 34 2 3 innings. Cincinnati won 6 3 over St Louis as Ken Johnson moved to five wins. The Phillies set a modern major league record with their 21st straight defeat as Milwaukee rolled 4 1. Cubs beat Pirates 2 1 in 11 innings. In the American League, Maris and Mantle were shut out, Yankees lost 5 1 to Cleveland. Detroit blanked Boston 5 0, Baltimore beat Washington 3 2, Kansas City toppled Chicago White Sox 3 1, and the Angels beat Minnesota 3 2.
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ED Wilk
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Cincinati
San Francisco
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jeadoff
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St. Louis
Ken Johnson
Philadelphia
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Mudcat) Grant
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Grstaway
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Minnesoa
Bansfield
Walters Dominates Path to Gulf States Semis
In Baton Rouge AP reports Jerry Waters of Baytown reached the point finals at the Gulf States Semis. Seeded No 1 Waters defeated Bob Kerrigan of New Orleans to reach the penultimate round while Clear Nettleton of Baytown also advanced in the men’s singles with a 34 6 4 0 48 victory over Dan Rhodes of Houston.
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Mexico Favored in Davis Cup Zone Playoff in Cleveland
Mexico doubles team Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox hold a slight edge over the United States pair Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston in the American Zone Davis Cup ties as Mexico dominates Friday’s action. McKinley struggled against Osuna’s sharp serving and placed returns, while Palafox and Osuna’s teamwork impressed captain Bernard Bartzen. Ralston, nursing a sore throat, expects to be ready for singles.
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Antonio Palafox
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Dave Freed
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Man
Britain’s Quartet Preps For Wightman Matches
CHICAGO AP After a week of practice on unfamiliar courts Great Britain’s Wightman Cup team opens as favorites against the United States on the Saddle & Cycle Club courts Two singles and one doubles today followed by a Sunday session Three more singles and one doubles The U S leads 26 6 since 1923 Britain last won in 1924 25 Teenagers carry U S hopes with top players facing Britain’s foursome Hantze Moffitt meet Truman and Haydon in opening singles and doubles With Mor timer taking on Truman and Haydon in the final day matches Margaret Osborne duPont and Margaret Warner meet Mor timer and Haydon
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Great Britain
United States
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U.S
Saddle & Cycle Club
Angela Mortimer
Miss Hantze
Miss Hayden
Miss Moffitt
Miss Truman
Margaret Osborne duPont
Margaret Warner
Wilmington
Del
Miss Mortimer
Miss Haydon
Gan der Lettermen Elect New Officers At Bay Town Meet
Roughly 40 members of the Gander Lettermen Association met the 1961 football club Friday night electing Victor Dies as president Ike Winningham as vice president Bill Reber as secretary and Gerald Hansen as treasurer They approved opening membership to ex lettermen from Cedar Bayou to reflect consolidation plans The gathering also kicked off the football season with a barbecue at Bay Town Community House and honored the fall Gander varsity team.
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Baytown
Lettermen
Victor Dies
Ike Winningham
Bill Reber
Gerald Hansen
Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayouexes
Gan Te
Introduction of Coaches and Players Highlights Session
The session highlighted the introduction of coaches and players as outgoing president David Conway introduced head coach Pete Sultis. Sultis then presented the coaching staff and each member of the 1961 varsity.
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David Conway
Pete Sultis
Baytown Ganders face tough 12-4A race says Sultis
Pete Sultis spoke in Pasadena about the Ganders 1961 prospects. He praised the team but warned they must play their best players every Friday. He noted Baytown’s inexperience and defensive gaps and lauded Rudy Herrera as the best fundamental ball player.
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Barfield
Baytown
Frank
Pasadena
Robert Oliver
Jimmy Dunks
Rudy Herrera
Herrera
Baytown coach previews district race and rising stars
Pete Sultis praises Baytown players Don Parkhurst Gene Peacock and Barfield and notes Galena Park strong start for 124A race. He stresses blocking as key to offense and hints at selecting versatile quarterbacks including Kerbow while questioning past attendance of the standout.
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Gene Peacock
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Galena Park
Pete
Galveston
Charles Churchill
Brazosport
Harden Cooper
Baytown
Barfield
Sultis
Randall) Kerbow
Kerbow
Eagles
Buffs and Rangers Fall in American Association Action
The Associated Press reports Indianapolis overcame a late deficit to beat Dallas Fort Worth 64. Louisville defeated Houston 8-4 after a three hour rain delay. Denver’s game at Omaha was postponed.
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Tyisa
Austin
Victoria
San Antonia
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Kline Shuts Out Red Sox as Tigers Narrow Lead
Detroit Tigers right-hander Ronnie Kline delivered his first complete game in 28 starts, blanking Boston for a 5-0 victory that pulled Detroit within three games of New York in the American League pennant race. The Tigers backed him with early runs, including Rocky Colavito's 32nd homer, as Jim Monbouquette took the loss.
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Detroit Tigers
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New York
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Bubba Phillips
Maris
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Mantle
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Orioles
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White Sox
Kansas City
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Oilers Titans set for high scoring AFL exhibition
Houston Oilers and New York Titans prep for an aerial shootout in Greenville, with quarterbacks George Blanda and Jacky Lee for the Oilers facing Al Doron and Dick Jamieson for the Titans. Both teams boast strong pass games and capable runners, promising a fast, scoring exhibition.
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Houston Oilers
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Titans
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Smith
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Oilers
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John White
Texas Officials Urged to Prevent Grid Injuries
In Austin AP report state athletic director Rhea H. Williams urged Texas high school officials to reduce football injuries this season. Following the death of Crowell sophomore Denny Todd 17 from a cerebral hemorrhage during practice she urged medical exams for all players and outlined safety measures including parental emergency consent, proper pads, immediate injury care, insurance coverage, presence of a physician at games, enforced rules, well maintained fields, and deputized security at corners to deter misconduct.
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Austin
Texas
Rhea H. Williams
Crowell
Denny Todd
Williams
Zame
Duck and Geese Seasons Lowered in Texas
The Texas duck season runs from noon November 18 to sundown December 27 this year. Geese season runs from sunrise to sunset from November 3 to January 1, inclusive, per Game and Fish Commission secretary Howard Dodgen.
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Howard Dodgen
Game and Fish Commission
National League Scores and Friday Results
Friday results feature Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 and Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati beat St Louis 6 3 and San Francisco edged Los Angeles 1 0 in late games. Today’s games include Sullivan against Cloninger and Marichal facing Williams and Braglio opposing Bunt or Joy in night games.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sullivan
Cloninger
Willey
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Curtis
Williams
Marichal
Sir Louis
Braglio
Cincinnati
Bunt
Joy
Bear Archery Boosts Riflemen and Bow Hunters
Outdoors features Fred Bear praising bow hunting as skillful and complementary to rifle hunting. He notes adding two rifles last summer and says bow and rifle seasons do not conflict. Baytown's Bear Archery dealer is Nelsons Sporting Goods. Jim Nelson offers bows arrows and accessories.
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Fred Bear
Baytown
Nelsons Sporting Goods
Jim Nelson
Bright's Disease Medical Journal Warns on Its Progress
An article asserts mealime aracles promote health protection and cites Bright's disease as a chiefly inexorable illness. It notes early signs are recognizable to doctors and that the disease often spans years. treatment may only offer temporary relief and temporary life extension.
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