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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1962

Page

17

Ganders Struggle From Line In District Clash

Baytown Ganders lagged at Smiley in a District 124A game as they hit 70 percent at the free throw line but sunk only 43 percent from the floor. Coach Kevin Lounsberry reacts as Baytown battles to overcome cold shooting and zone defense.

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Coaching ethics on firing failed football coaches

The article discusses why colleges replace coaches after losing seasons. It cites Texas A&M and Southern Methodist outcomes, noting contracts and expectations, including opinions on firing when winning is elusive and the need to restore spirit and recruiting. It references Meek Myers Moran and figures like Elkins and Bramblow in the debate.

Dr. Elkins Potter Beuy Bryant Maryland Kentucky Texas A&m Alabama Sue Cess Joses Spurs Bryant Southern Meth Odist University Jim Myera Bill Meek Charley Moran Jeges Con Austin Moran Wilson Elkins Texas Western Mike Bramblow

Ruth Still Sees Babe Ruth Home Run Record Safe

In Boston Mrs Ruth says Babe Ruth’s 60 home runs from 1927 remain unbroken despite Roger Maris’ 62 in 1961. She cites fan support and Ford Frick agreeing the mark belongs to Ruth and should stand. The interview covered baseball’s current hitter’s market and Ruth’s lasting record.

Roger Maris Ruth Boston Baseball Writers Newsmen Babe Vacen Maris New York Yankees Babe Ford Frick

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