Four Youngsters Top .45s Rookie Corps
Houston Colt .45s list 18 rookies for spring camp in Cocoa Florida. Key picks Yellen Grow White Williams expected to win major league jobs. Yellen 21 from Brooklyn posted 2.81 ERA in 99 innings at San Antonio 1963. Williams, 20, former City College of San Francisco standout, praised as solid defender. White, 24, son of Jo Jo White, hit .324 with 38 RBIs in 136 games at San Antonio. Other vets hired include James Wilson as west coast supervisor of scouts.
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Rosburg Leads San Diego Open After First Round
Bob Rosburg shot a four under par 66 to lead the San Diego Open, with Julius Boros and Tony Lema one stroke back. Weather delays and frost on the Rancho Bernardo greens postponed completion, while others including Jerry Barber and Don Fingertwald faced slow rounds and rising excitement.
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Miss Wright and Koufax to be honored at Houston dinner
Los Angeles pitcher Sandy Koufax and athlete Mickey Wright will be honored January 21 at Houston's fourth annual major league baseball dinner. Wright will receive the Milwaukee Fraternal Order of Eagles award based on a recent AP poll. Koufax will receive the Eagles award at the Chicago baseball writers dinner. Houston chapter of the baseball writers association will honor Koufax and five others including Willie Mays Whitey Ford Hal Woodeshick Jocko Conlan and Terry Grote.
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Royal echoes of Oklahoma in Carlisle Texas triumph
Royal compares Duke Carlisle to Oklahoma greats as Texas runs 11 0 with a standout Cotton Bowl win over Navy. The elder quarterback credits Carlisle for the Longhorns season while recalling his own Sugar Bowl memories and the early promise seen in Oklahoma stars like Bud Wilkinson and Jack Mitchell.
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Texas Longhorns Deemed Likely Dominant After Owls Win
A vintage Longhorns assessment sees Texas near-certain success given current talent and a favorable schedule. Analysts cite past 33-game stretch, Cotton Bowl appearances, and Sleepy Morgan style praise, with caveats about overconfidence and shifting rosters ahead of upcoming tests.
UCLA and Texas Western Surprise Leaders in SWC Roundup
UCLA and Texas Western sit atop the Southwest Conference standings midway through the season after strong midseason showings. UCLA leads with an 11-0 AP record and Texas Western sits at 15-1, riding a 14-game win streak. The article notes Arkansas, Rice, Texas A&M, and Texas Tech in the mix, with upcoming matchups including Texas vs Texas A&M and Texas Christian vs Arkansas, while Texas Tech sits third after a decisive 82-62 win over Baylor helped by Tom Patty penalties. It also contrasts NYU and Arizona State’s disappointing seasons and mentions other results across college basketball.
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