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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

Page

15

Oilers Rally To Face Chiefs In Wichita Exhibition

Houston Oilers meet Kansas City Chiefs in Wichita to close exhibition play. Chiefs hold slight series edge and seek repeat wins over Houston. Veterans led by George Blanda and Billy Cannon square off against rookie hopefuls like Dudley Meredith and Johnny Baker as Houston aims to be near full strength.

Houston Whhita Kansas Kansas City Houston Oilers Dallas Texans Oilers Tommy Brooker Brooker Chiefs AFL Wichita Dallas Texans Miami Bob McLeod Antic Dudley Meredith Johnny Baker Miss. State McLeod Bill Tobin Missouri Dennis Ward Oklahoma Willie Brown Grambling Jerry Hopkins Texas A&m Danny Brabham Arkansas George Blanda LSU Charley Tolar Wilhandle Blanda Charlie Hennigan

Mulloy Attacks pampered young stars of tennis

Forest Hills based Gardnar Mulloy, 49, condemns the modern crop of young players as cry babies and spoiled brats. He says their tantrums hurt amateur tennis and criticizes top pros like McKinley and Ralston. Mulloy suggests fines to curb bad conduct as the solution. He is top seed in the senior men's championship starting Friday with singles events to follow.

Forest Hills N.Y Gardnar Mulloy Mulloy Chuck McKinley Dennis Ralston Bill Talbert Pancho Gonzalez Ralston McKinley

Spokane Indians Break Slump With 4-1 Upset Of San Diego

The Spokane Indians defeated San Diego 4 to 1 as Dick Berardino hit a homer in the sixth ending a 35-inning scoreless streak. Spokane remains atop the PCL Northern Division. Salt Lake Bees split a pair with Hawaii Islanders. other scores included Portland Beavers 3-1 over Denver, and Dallas-Fort Worth 4-2 over Oklahoma City. Major League notes listed four Twins recalls from Dallas-Fort Worth including Oliva and Banks.

Associated Press Spokane Indians Indians San Diego Dick Berardino Spokane Salt Lake City Bees Hawaii Islanders Hawaii Portland Beavers Denver Bears Dallas-Fort Worth Oklahoma City Sters Tacoma Giants Seattle Rainiers Oklahoma City Ssers Minnesota Twins Dallas- Fort Worth Gary Dotter George Banks Tony Oliva Jay Ward

Amateur Tourney Opens At Bryan

Teams from four states converge in Bryan for the Southwest regional American Amateur Baseball Congress to decide a representative for Battle Creek. Five clubs listed include Twin City Motors Little Rock, Shreveport Truck Co Shreveport, Quintero Brothers Houston, Silfo Grand Prairie, and the Vagabonds Bryan with the New Mexico entry yet uncertified. Houston faces Shreveport and Bryan meets the New Mexico team in Friday openers as the event spans to Sept. 2 with unrestricted ages and up to three ex pros per club and Major League scouts in attendance.

BRYAN American Amateur Baseball Congress Battle Creek Mich Twin City Motors Little Rock Ark Shreveport Truck Co Shreveport Quintero Brothers Furniture Houston Silfo Grand Prairie Vagabonds New Mexico

Orioles Q and 0: silent on hitting exploits

Baltimore's pitchers Wes Stock and Dave McNally have zero major league hits in their careers, with stock at 0-for-39 and McNally at 0-for-32. The piece notes their poor hitting, roommate banter, and quotes from teammates about their lack of hitting prowess.

Baltimore (Ap Baltimore Oriole Wes Stock Dave McNally Stock McNally States Miami Elmira Orioles Mike McCormick

Astronauts Back Cocoa as Colts Train HQ

Mayor Anthony Minos announced a telegram from the original seven astronauts congratulating Cocoa on negotiating with the Houston Colts to establish spring training headquarters for ten years. The Colts have trained in Arizona. astronauts, based in Houston, often train at Cape Canaveral near Cocoa. Signatories include Esscott Carpenter, Gordon Cooper, John Glenn, Gus Grissom, Wally Schirra, Alan Shepard, and Deke Slayton.

Cacos Fla Anthony Minos Houston Colts Colts Arizona Houston Cape Canaveral Cocoa Esscott Carpenter Gordon Cooper John Glenn Gus Grissom Wally Schirra Alan Shepard Deke Slayton

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