Ganders Begin Fall Drills Under No. 1 Ranking
Baytown area prep notes show the No. 1 Ganders starting fall drills at Lee Drive field with shorts and shoes, preparing for two-a-day sessions. Guided by Pete Sultis, the squad works toward a Sept. 4 scrimmage at Memorial Stadium vs Reagan, while Baytown’s Hendricks earns preseason Super Team mention.
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Bill Hartman
Pete Sultis
Lee Drive
Memorial Stadium
Houston
Reagan
Baytown
Texas
Waco
Dave Campbell
Charlie Hendricks
Hendricks
Springs Branch
Pete
Richards
Oliver
Plato
Mark ‘Kirkland
Ronnie Tolleson
Vernon McManus Stars On Lamar Tech Cover 1965 Brochure
Vernon McManus, a 210 pound senior center on the Cardinal squad, is featured on Lamar Tech football brochure cover. An All Conference center in 1994, he averaged 20 tackles per game last season and is Lamar Tech’s top All America candidate. His prime position is defensive linebacker but he may play offense extensively this year.
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Baytown
Vernon McManus
Lamar Tech
Ganderall State
Cardinal
McManus
Braves and Giants Lead NL as Mathews and Mays Rally
Mathews homered twice including a decisive two run shot for Milwaukee in a 3 1 victory over Pittsburgh while Mays also belted a two run homer for the Giants in a 1 0 win over Los Angeles. The Braves moved to first in the National League by a half game over the Dodgers with the Giants a half game behind. In other action, Gibson dominated the Mets in St Louis 8 1 and Houston split a doubleheader with Chicago Cubs as A and B teams won one each. In the American League Minnesota beat Los Angeles and Chicago White Sox defeated Kansas City 3 1 as Washington edged Cleveland 3 2 and New York beat Baltimore 1 0.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Eddie Mathews
Willie Mays
Milwaukee. Braves
San Francisco Giants
Mathews
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
Jim Coker
Bob Gipson
St. Louis
New York Mets
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Astros
Cubs
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago ‘White Sox
Washington
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Angels
Sanford
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Bob Lée
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Cincinati
Joe Adcock
Albie Pearson
W. Pet. G.B
Wynn Leads Astros In Split Doubleheader With Cubs
Houston trailed 4 4 until a nine inning rally in game one as Bob Aspromonte cleared the bases with a single to drive in two runs and Ron Brand added another. Jim Wynn homered in the seventh to pull even, while Chicago answered Santo’s homer and a Santo triple in the late innings. In the nightcap Larry Dierker mishandled a grounder as Santo drove in the decisive run on an error for a 2 0 Cubs win.
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Tira
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Cubs
Lee Maye
Ted Abernathy
Bill Faul
Chicago
Ron Brand
Bob Buhl
Bob Humphreys
Ron Santo
Jim Wynn
Larry Dierker
Santo
Jimmy Stewart
Angels Top Twins as Sanford Debuts in 3-2 Win
Ex Giant Jack Sanford, in his American League debut, shut down Minnesota through six innings before LA held on 3-2 in the opener of a doubleheader. Joe Adcock hit a two-run homer for a 2-0 Angels lead, with Albie Pearson adding the seventh inning RBI single for one more Angels run. The Twins rallied for a 3-2 nightcap win.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jack Sanford
Minnesota Twins
Sanford
Baseball Standings And Schedule From The Associated Press
MLB standings show Milwaukee and San Francisco in leading positions with Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Houston close behind. Sunday matchups include Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh among others, with games also listed for St. Louis New York Chicago and Kansas City across multiple venues.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cincinnati
Phila
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
New York
Incinnati
Philadelphia
St Louis
San Francis
Cowboys Try Hayes At Flanker
Olympian Bob Hayes seeks a pro football breakthrough with the Dallas Cowboys tonight. Hayes, two time Olympic champion and world 100 yard dash record holder, will flank the Cowboys in an exhibition against the 49ers in Portland Oregon as part of a busy Saturday slate. The weekend opened with Tommy Mason guiding the Vikings past the Eagles and the Colts defeating the Lions.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Tommy Mason
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
Bears Aim To Be Better After Disastrous Last Season
RENSSELAER Ind AP George Halas pledges improvement after a 1964 season that saw Chicago slip to sixth. Key rookies Dick Butkus and Jim Jones join a reshaped defense while veterans Bill Wade Rudy Bukich and others compete for spots. Offensive line changes and a focus on passing to receivers Mike Ditka Johnny Morris frame a renewed Bears approach.
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Rensselaer
Ind
George Halas
St. Joseph’s College
Halas
Chicago Bears
Dick Butkus
Ilinois
Bears
Hallas
Bill George
Joe Fortunato
Jim Purnet
Larry Morris
Jim Jones
Wisconsin
Dick Gordon
Michigan State
Rick Kreitling
Mike Ditka
Johnny Morris
Jon Amelt
Ron Bull
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Joe Marconi
Bill Wade
Rudy Bukich
Oilers Open Home Exhibition At Rice Stadium
Houston Oilers face the Boston Patriots at Rice Stadium in their first exhibition game of the season. Don Trull, Baylor great, starts at quarterback after nine completions for 225 yards and three Oilers touchdowns against New York. Jack Spikes debuts as fullback with Norman Evans at right tackle.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
New York Jets
Buffalo Bills
Rice Stadium
Boston Patriots
Jets
Bills
Don Trull
Baylor
New York
Jack Spikes
Norman Evans
Major League Leaders In Major Categories
National League batting leaders include Clemente of Pittsburgh at .334 with Rose and Williams from Cincinnati and Chicago also high. Aaron of Milwaukee trails with .329. runs by Harper of Cincinnati and Aaron of Milwaukee. RBIs led by Johnson of Cincinnati at 97. doubles to Williams of Chicago. home run leader Mays of San Francisco with 36. stolen bases led by Wills of Los Angeles. American League batting honors show Yaztremski of Boston at .324. Robinson of Baltimore .320. runs led by Versalles and Oliva of Minnesota. RBIs led by Colavito of Cleveland and Horton of Detroit. home runs led by Horton and Colavito. pitching leaders include Koufax of the Dodgers with 21–4 and 0.840, and McDowell with strikeouts for the Indians.
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Associated Press
Cleymente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Aaro
Johnson
Baks
Chicago
Mathews
Rose
Williams
Clemente
Callison
Philadelphia
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
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Nuxhall
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Yastremski
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Robinson
Baltimore
Versalles
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Oliva
Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
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Aparicio
Colagito
Cardenal
Grant
Pascual
Minesota
MccDowell
Lolich
Cowboy Lilly to Miss Cowboys Nfl Exhibition Game
Dallas Cowboys star tackle Bob Lilly will sit out the NFL exhibition in Portland against the 49ers due to water on his right knee. Dallas officials announced the injury after the team concluded its final practice, focusing on distressing new plays and the passing game.
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Calif
Bob Lilly
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
49Ers
Cowboys
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