Anahuac, area teams begin second week scrimmages
Bay-Tex area high schools start week two of practice with scrimmages planned for Anahuac King La Porte Crosby Barbers Hill and others. Anahuac beat C E King in a Tuesday scrimmage and mix of drills highlighted early work across several programs with notes on standouts and minor injuries.
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Benny Moskowitz
Sim Area
Anahuac
C. E. King
Sheldon Mondlay
la Porte
Houston
St. Thomas
Crosby
Tomball
Panthers
Sheldon
Wees
King
Barbers Hill
Hull - Dassetta
Nelview
Dayton
Dan Hooks
Bo McManus
Janes Manfey
Paul Otis
Falcons
Tommy Clark
Ronald Rushing
Dick Scott
Bulldogs
Conroe
South Houston
Ronnie Owens
Glen Gable
Owens
Gable
Buster DeLeon
Don Baugh
Roy Brabbe
Hap Smith
Ouard
Paul Bowen
David Wichlund
Scott
David Echols
Yankees Rally Beats Indians as Terry Reaches 20 Wins
Terry pitched a top performance to lead New York over Cleveland 5-0, lifting the Yankees from a slide and moving him toward the 20-win mark. He notched nine strikeouts, no walks, and a lone two-way shutout through six. The win kept New York atop the AL standings, 3 1/2 games ahead of the idle second-place Dodgers.
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Mike Rathet
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Terry
Jim
Cleveland
Tory
Kansas City
Yankees
Billy Martin
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Ralph Houk
The
Indians
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Lu Clinton
Carl Yastrrzemski
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Tom Cheney
Bubba Phillips
Tito Francona
al Luplow
Sam McDowell
Heat Pump Ad Offers Free Gift Check
An old advertisement explains heat pumps reverse process in summer and winter, using low cost electricity from Houston Lighting & Power Company. It claims automatic operation and a Free Gift Check from Roddy Kilowatt to help install a central unit.
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Houston Lighting & Power Company
Roddy Kilowatt
Howard Creel Tops World Seniors Golf Lead
Howard Creel of Houston led into the second round of the World Seniors Golf Tournament in Colorado Springs. The defending champion easily won his opening match Monday 7 and 5 over George Treadwell of Memphis, as a 64-man field was cut to 32. The event runs through Saturday.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Howard Creel
Houston
Creel
George Treadwell
Memphis
Tenn
Laver Leads Strong Field At U S National Tennis
Rod Laver, seeded No 1, heads a deep international field at Forest Hills as the United States championships begin on Wednesday. Roy Emerson, Chuck McKinley, Frank Froehling, Rafael Osuna, Fred Stolle and others compete, with 30 nations represented. Qualifying rounds will trim 82 entries to 128 men and 96 women. The Russians participate for the first time in the event.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
West Side
Rod Laver
Europe
Australia
France
Wimbledon
Don Budge
Budge
Rafael Osuna
United States
Fred Stolle
Jan- Erik Lundquist
Sweden
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Margaret Smith
Karen Hanize Susman
San Diego
Calif
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Vero Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Dar- Nene Hard
Long Beach
Rene Shuurman
South Africa
Leslie Turner
Sandra Reynolds Price
Miss Hard
Whitney Reed
Alameda
U.S
Five Of Top 10 In Dallas Open Golf Field
Five of the ten top money winners will play in the Dallas Open at Oak Cliff Country Club starting Friday. Missing are Palmer Casper Player Goalby Nichols and Nicklaus Sanders head the field with defending champion Earl Stewart Johnny Pott Julius Boros among ex kings. Jay Hebert and Tommy Jacobs completed the entry as a $3,500 pro am precedes a 72 hole tournament through Monday.
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Dallas
Oak Cliff Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper
Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Bobby Nichols
Gene Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Ihampion
Doug Sanders
Earl Stewart
Johnny Pott
Julius Boros
Kings
Jay Hebert
Tommy Jacobs
Plum Guides Lions Past Pittsburgh
Milt Plum led the Detroit Lions to a 26-20 comeback win over the Pittsburgh Steelers after entering in the second period. He completed 15 of 18 passes with two touchdowns as Detroit surged from behind, part of his push for greater control of the offense.
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Associated Press
Milt Plum
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Plum
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Lions
Detroit
George Wilson
Penn State
Pittsburgh Steelers
Sfield
Wilson
Brown
NFL
AFL
Buffalo
Minnesota
Bills
Jim la Compte
North Carolina
Don Caraway
Marv Matuszak
Baltimore Colts
Vikings
Dale Memmelaar
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted State
Adams To Boost New Orleans Bid In AFL Expansion
HOUSTON AP Bud Adams owner of the Houston Oilers says he favors New Orleans for the AFL expansion in 1963, after inspecting Kansas City stadiums. He supports adding one team in 1963 and another in 1964, and believes the Kansas City stadium could be workable with bleachers on the north side.
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Houston
New Orleans
Kansas City
AFL
K. S
Bud) Adams
Houston Oilers
Adams
Kansas City Stadium
Ducats Mail Deadlines Set for Gander Grid Tickets
Athletic director Dan Stallworth announced season ticket holders may pick up 1962 Gander ducats after Sept 10 with first game Sept 21 at Port Arthur and remaining home games Baytown Corpus Christi Ray Memo Worth Brazosport and Pasadena. Option holders may request location or seat changes and can receive tickets by mail or in person before Saturday deadline.
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Dan Stallworth
Stallworth
Ganders
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Baytown
Ference
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Port Arthur
Corpus Christi Ray
Memoworth
Southers
Ebrazosport
Pasa
Dena
Giants Come Next- Red-Dodger Series May Decide Finish
Dodgers and Reds square off at Dodger Stadium in a pivotal 10 day run that pits the front-running Dodgers against Cincinnati with San Francisco in close pursuit. Key pitching matchups include Podres Drysdale and Purkey Jay OToole in a stretch shaping the pennant race.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
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Reds
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Dodger Stadium
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Braves
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Joey Jay
Jim O'Toole
Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale
Stan Williams
Fragmented early baseball scores and Monday results across teams
The report lists Monday results for the American League and associated leagues, with New York defeating Cleveland 5 0 and Washington beating Baltimore 7 0. It outlines upcoming games featuring Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston, and others, plus numerous team records and standings snippets across multiple cities and leagues.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas
Washington
Boston
Gamdes
Grant
Ramos
Stafford V8
Sheldon
Selatan
Regan
Manbowquette
Imillmore
Estrada
Rudolph
Kat
Wynn
Chance
Kansas City
Pfister
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