GanDers Aim to Break Slump in Baytown Showdown
Baytown’s Gan ders, mired in a 1-2 conference start, seek a comeback versus Galena Park and Texas City in a Friday night Baytown doubleheader. The Gander lineup, featuring Joe Newsome and coach Bollinger, must snap a five-game losing streak with a 7:45 p.m. varsity clash after a 6 p.m. B game, live on KWEA.
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Port
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Lexas
Texas
Galena. Park
Eagles
Pasadena
The
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Yellow Jackets
Jas Bollinger
Shioners
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Texas City
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Spahn signs as Warren Cronin hails big salaries
Milwaukee star Warren Spahn, nearing 43 and a 350-game winner, signs for what executives term the highest salary ever for a pitcher, with about 385,000 dollars. The report notes other signings including Perranoski Lopez and Vada Pinson, plus Mets plans with Casey Stengel and Kansas City bid actions by Charles Finley. Cronin unveils a 1964 schedule featuring 443 night games and a potential court challenge over relocation.
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Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Manhattan
Indians
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Milwaukee Braves
John McHale
Roodwine
Boston Braves
Spahine
Ron Perranoski
Los Anngeles Modgers
Hector Lopez
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Vada Pinson
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Eddie Kaska
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Charles ©. Finley
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Casey Stengel
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Stengel
Mexico City
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Athletics
Joe Cronin
Washington
Charles O. Finley
Louisville
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Finley
Cronin
Pat Friday
Municipal Stadium
Johnson
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Rkansas
Colts Promote 1964 Prospects At Kiwanis Club Event
Houston Colt .45s executives and players visited Baytown Kiwanis, outlining 1964 plans and top prospects including Walter Bond Nellie Fox Eddie Kasko Rusty Staub Jim Wynn and John Bateman. The goodwill caravan toured Texas and Louisiana ahead of spring training with club president W C Jackson arranging the program.
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George Kirksey
Houston, Sports Association
Baytown
Kirksey
Pal -Spangler
Colts
Nelson Herbert
Herbert V. Herbert
Nelson
Hal Woodeshick
Woodeshick
Spangler
Turk) Farrell
Rusty Staub
Gene
Elston
Lee Passe
Bill Giles
Giles
Passe
W. C. Jackson
Sassafras
Walter Bond
Cleveland
49S
Bond
Staub
Jim Wynn
John Bateman
Wynn
San Antonio
Bullets
Jstaub
Jas
Louisiana
Bateman
Houston
Texas
Pete’ Sultis
Fred Hartman
Frank Baker
Don Johnston
Jimmie Woolf
Horace Helms
Walter Daniel
Charles
Buddy) Criss
Jimmy Jones
Don Trenchard
J. Thad P. Fenelon
Burt Bowler
Stephen H
Jones
Teddy Davis
Steve Hudnall
Keyettes
Sarah Swain
Jenefred Hederhorst
Northshore Kiwanis Club
Clay Swain
Dane White
Billie Hyland
Sam Smith
Dick Weber
Jerry Witten
Bud Greer
Ea Vaught
Jasper Katribe
Gene Lovering
J. T. Adams
NFL TV Bids May Reach 315 Million for 1964 65
New York AP reports NFL television rights bids for 1964 and 1965 may top 315 million as the two year contract is awarded. Commissioner Rozelle will accept bids from NBC CBS and ABC with a possible delay in a final decision. NBC recently won college rights for two seasons at 323.044 million and holds Rose, Orange, and Citrus bowl rights.
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Pete Trozelle
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia
Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Cos
Hid
Rozelle
NBC
Palmer Second Lema Tie For One Shot Lead
In San Francisco AP reports a January tie for a one shot lead as Palmer and Lema show solid play. Rain affects the course while players deliver sharp shots amid slippery greens and soggy fairways.
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Palmer
Lema
San Francisco
Lema January Tie for Forty Nine Open Lead in Rainy Round
Harold Lema and Don January tied for the lead at five under par after a rain affected round at Harding Park in the opening of the Lucky International Open. Tony Lema sparked by champagne celebrations struggled with rain softened greens while Arnold Palmer and Jerry Schlessmith trailed by one stroke.
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Don January
Arnold Palmer
Jerry Steelsmith
Lemna
January
Harding Park Municipal
Lema
Tony
Two-Platoon Football Regime and Substitution Debate
The speaker argues for two platoons and strategic substitutions to manage time and clock stoppages. He asserts coaches can both offense and defense without timeouts, noting pass plays can be incomplete or out of bounds to switch units. Any complaint about substitution restrictions is dismissed.
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Beard
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Crippling Mishaps Haunt Winter Olympic Prep
INNSBRUCK Austria AP crippling accidents and injuries plague pre Olympic training forcing officials to take extra precautions. A British toboggan team member broke an arm while two American ski jumpers had lesser accidents. Despite mishaps US coaches named starters for Alpine Nordic events including Saubert Meyers Ferries Hannah Huega and Ferriss. Ballant and Kotlarek to lead the ski jumping squad.
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Austria
Jess Se Tidus
United States
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Kasinierz Way
Austen Samuelstuen
Boulder
Cole
Seefeld Hill
Dave Hicks
Duluth
Minn
Olympic Organizing Committee
Turing
Bob Beattie
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Billy Kidd
Strowe
Miss Saubert
Linda Meyers
Bishop
Calif
Barbara Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Joan Hannah
Franconia
N.H
Beattie
Jim Huega
Tahoe City
Chuck Ferriss
Houghton, Mich
John Ballant
Minneapolis
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth Minn
College Basketball Scores From Boston to Houston
Readable scraps show multiple college games with scores such as Boston 38 over Dartmouth 62 and Houston 82 over TCU 63 plus Florida 52 and Florida State 50. NBA results include Boston 110 and St Louis 101 with San Francisco 125 over Detroit 95.
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Marquette
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Detroit
Louis
Gincienau
Philadelphia
Schiller earns hole in one on 163 yard par three
Schiller, a right handed golfer, scored an ace on Gnase Creek Comun try Club's No. A hole Sunday. His group included M. Pats, Brown, Tae Ay ter, and Vie Northcutt. Mayline dust behind them were their wiver.
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Wie
Schiller
Gnase Creek Comuntry Club
Me M
Pats
Brown
Tae Ayter
Vie Northcutt
Wiver
Hurricanes Crush LaSalle In Miami Beach rout
Miami Hurricanes rout LaSalle 121-99 at Miami Beach led by 32 points from star sophomore Barry, who added 10 field goals and 12 free throws. Barry, sixth in national scoring with 30.5 ppg, dazzled as Miami pulled away midway through the first half. Creighton's Paul Silas dominates national headlines with 32 rebounds and 22 points in Creighton’s 84-37 win.
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University of Miami
Fla
Hurricanes
Roselle Park
Lasalle
Miami Beach
Bruce Hale
Barry
Hale
Miami
St.Peter’s
Jersey
Niagara
Yim Kehoe
Tom Baxley
Florida
Florida State
Associated Press
Weber Charges To Bowling Lead In All Star Tourney
Defending champion Dick Weber of St Louis surged to the lead in the All Star Bowling Tourney in Dallas, defeating Tommy Tuble of Rural Hall NAC and outpacing Mark Englitsch of Milwaukee in a four game clash to reach a 21-11 record with 6,917 total pins and a 1,050 pin bonus.
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Tommy Tuble
Rural Hall
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Weber
Mark
Englitsch
Milwaukee
Tutie
Bob Shampe
Detroit
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