REL Football Parents Meet Outlines Program At Gander
Gander high school hosts a 6:30 p.m. Thursday get acquainted session for REL football parents at the Robert E. Lee High School auditorium. Head coach Pete Sullis and staff will outline the program including formations, equipment and policies. Coaches and trainers will cover scouting, workouts, game strategy and team roles.
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Robert E. Lee High School
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Ron Kramer
Paul Bill Kern
Maris Mantle Power As Yankees Sweep Cleveland
The Yankees rout Cleveland in a doubleheader 6-0 and 5-2 while Maris belts his 49th homer and Mantle homers again. They extend their lead over Detroit to three games as Red Sox fall and Cash fuels the Tigers' rally. Yankees pitchers Ralph Terry and Roland Sheldon shine with four and two-hitter efforts, supporting a high scoring day across the league.
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U S Davis Cup Team Wins Zone Finals in Cleveland
The United States defeated Mexico 3-2 to win the Davis Cup American zone final at the Cleveland Skating Club. Bernard Bartzen clinched the deciding match as Osuna struggled on a rain-soaked clay court.
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1961 Lineup Will Average 185 Pounds for Gander Gridders
Over 100 boys reported at Memorial Stadium Sunday for the first football pages weigh-in. Forty top candidates vie for varsity spots while 67 start as members of the death by own action squad. Coaches expect 121 in uniform after Friday equipment handout, with plans for a possible Junior Varsity return and a 185 pound team average.
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Gordon Allen
Wayne Bell
Ricky Wolfean
Jones
Ronnie Clamon
Kenneth Parker
Roger Adams
Rudy Herrera
Dan Longacre
Sidney Mallory
Karl Scantlen
Scantlen
Ganders
Sultis
Oilers Routed by Chargers in Hawaii Exhibition
San Diego Chargers overwhelmed the Houston Oilers 46 to 28 in the second AFL preseason game. Houston starter George Blanda threw four interceptions as the Oilers struggled in all phases, while Jacky Lee directed two late drives but too little remained. The loss capped a dismal Hawaii visit as Houston prepared to trim to 43 players for the next exhibition in Mobile and tune up for a fourth straight win over the Titans.
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Swimmers Break World Marks At AAU Meet In Los Angeles
At the Los Angeles AAU finals, Tangana bound athlete from Wilmette set a 58.6 in the 100 meters as world records fell across 14 events. Indiana’s Tom Stock and Don Harper led multiple wins, with Yamanaka and Rose contesting the famous 400-meter medley, while Indianapolis AC earned top team honors with five world marks and 10 points.
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Indi
American and National League Baseball Scores Snapshot
Sunday results show New York 6 Cleveland 0 Detroit 7 Boston 6 Chicago 5 Kansas City 3 Baltimore 0 Washington 3 Minnesota 9 Los Angeles 7 in the American and National League standings with San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 3 St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 3 and Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 6 in extra innings. American Association and Texas League results include Indianapolis 3 Denver 2 and Austin 2 Tulsa 4 as part of the day’s schedule.
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Poisonous Plants In Western States List Identified
Washington AP dispatch says 16 plants are poisonous to livestock in the Western states. The list includes arrowgrass bracken fern chokecherry copperweed death camas greasewood halo geton horsebrush larkspur loco weed lupine milkweed oak brush rubberweed sneezeweed and water hemlock. Losses may be heavy when hungry animals graze areas with abundant poisonous flora and scarce forage.
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Advances in rifle scopes boost hunter optics and value
Outdoor page notes better rifle scopes due to lens coatings and nitrogen sealing reducing glare and fogging. Jim Nelson Sporting Goods stocks major brands including Bausch and Lomb, Bushnell, Lyman, Weaver, and Redfield Bear Cub with a four power model around 29.95.
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Second of Doubleheader Phils Drop Braves
The Philadelphia Phillies win the second game of a doubleheader, ending their loss streak against the Atlanta Braves. Spahn earns his 11th straight, while Buzhardt’s surprise performance yields the Phillies’ first victory since July 28. Milwaukee falls to the Phillies 7-4 as the Phils rally with four eighth-inning runs off Hendley. Cincinnati’s six-game win streak ends as St. Louis prevails 7-4, while the Dodgers lose 11-8 to San Francisco in a slide-filled day across the league.
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Bob Friend
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Baytown duo claim Gulf States tennis titles in Baton Rouge
Baytown’s Jerry Waiters, seeded No 1, won the Gulf States Tennis Championships final 8 7 6 5 over Clint Nettleton in Baton Rouge Ta. He then partnered Nettleton to capture the men’s doubles title.
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