Southwest Conference Football Schedule Sets 1963 Intersections
The Southwest Conference reveals a 1963 football schedule aimed at rebuilding after an 8- of-20 record in 1962. Texas dominates expectations but Arkansas challenges, with Texas Christian and Rice viewed as key rivals. The schedule features 21 intersectional games against Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan State, Florida State, Louisiana State and more, hoping to boost league success.
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Texas
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Alabama
Ohio State
Tulane
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tulsa
Kansas
Florida State
Louisiana
State
Washington State
Kansas State
Michigan State
Air Force
Navy
Penn State
Stanford
Oregon State
Kentucky
Texas Christian
Rice
Frogs
Owls
Texas A&m
Aggies
Southern’ Methodists
Methodists
Baylor
Texas Tech
Tech
Longhorns
Ozarks
Frank Broyles
Little Rock
Texas Aem
Texas “Christian
Southern Methodist
Michigan
Texas’ Christian
Houston
Dallas
Texas Western
White Sox Extend Lead As Two Drop From Junior League Race
The White Sox kept charging as two clubs, the Cardinals and Braves, fell out of the pennant chase in aTeen Age League action. Steve Patterson pitched a three hitter against St Louis as Ricky Burch and Patterson led a four run third inning. The Giants beat the Braves 9-4 to stay two games back, with Johnny Black homering to spark the Giants.
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White Sox
Cardinals
Sox
Eagles
Giants
Braves
Cubs
Pirates
Dodgers
Orioles
Steve
Patterson
Ira Thompson
Ricky Burch
Thompson
Johnny Black
Bobby Slack
Bill Mueller
Johnny Albright
Steve Rougeau
Rougeau
Slack
Mueller
Poultry Lyons Grab Friday Softball Wins
Baytown Softball League action Friday night saw Poultry top Buck Turner 13 to 8 and Lyons defeat Hathaway 19 to 17. Neither result changed standings as HLEP Hollaway and O'Brien led a three way 6-1- tied race, with Brunson a half game back.
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Baytown Poultry
Buck Turner
Lyons
Hathaway
Baytown
Poultry
Hlep
Hollaway
O'Brien
Brunson
Associated Prase
New York
Eccles
Chicago
Boston
Washington
New
Los Angeles
Detroit
Orioles Groves
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cordingis
iGeveond
Gioogo
Frinayt
Eague Cardinals
St Louis
Ira Thompson
Pat Bayle
Steve Los Angeles
We Patterson
Kart Cooper
Paterson
San Francisco
Thompson
Cincinnati
Broyes
Gients
Milwaukee
Bobby Slack
Sill Mueller
O. J. Pittsburgh
Abe Va
Johnny Albright
Steve Roe
Philadelphia
Si I
Geay
Rick Hazelwood
All- New York
Bright
L—Stack
Houston
Pittsburgh
J. New York
Louis
Mauston
Baytown Sprimall
San Francisca
Tereseee
Holloway
Swanson
Pouttey
Carnations
Seava Pryor Lyons
Baylawn Poultry
Tox— Lyons
Cards Lead Majors With All-Star Trio
New York AP report details American League leaders Albie Pearson and Al Kaline earning All-Star center field and right field spots as Mantle sidelined. Voters picked Joe Pepitone Nellie Fox and Zoilo Versalles among other 1963 starters. Big surprise was Frank Malzone winning AL third base. Managers to finalize remaining pitchers and squad members.
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New York
Lillle Albie Pearson
Freetaw
al Kaline
Detroit
Giants
Willie Mays
al Kalineja
Henry Aaron
Mth An
Cleveland
Joe
Waukee
Ed Bal Jey
San Francisco
Joe Pepitone
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Frank Malzone
Boston
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Albie Pearson
Earl Battey
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Pearson
Albie
Frank
Locum
Mantle
Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Clete Boyer
Malzone
Ralph Houk
Alvin Dark
National
St Louis Wrecks Colts 9 2 in Houston Night
St Louis tops Houston 9 to 2 at Colt Stadium before 21 884 fans. Gibson wins a 13 strikeout effort as Cards jump on Drott in early innings. Staub, Spangler and Javier provide key Houston hits while Baytonians and visitors witness a one sided 19 2 St. Louis win.
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Jimmie Woods
Sun Sports
Houston
Baytown
Colt Stadium
Mbaytonians
Bellaire
Bay City
Sugarland
Dreamliners
Hawaii
St. Louis
Johnny Tom
Andy
Johnny Weekley
Cardinals
Gibson
Robert E. Lee High School
Staub
al Spangler
Dick Drott
St, Louis
Ldston
Javier
Temple
Spungier
Groat
Musial IF
Zachary
McMahon Plaza
Davis
Emnprient
McMahon
Bihe
Umericht
Whittle
Sporgier
Glason
Spangler
Bateman
Grast
White
Altman
S—altman
Groot
Sibson W
AcMadge
Imbricht Achacy A Ree
B—Mccarver
Bratt
Groot Wr—Achary
U—Burknart
Perexandas
Walth
Conlond
Killebrew Powers Twins Past Senators in Doubleheader
Harmon Killebrew homered twice and drove in five as the Minnesota Twins won a doubleheader against the Washington Senators to stretch their streak to six. The slumping slugger raised his average to a season high while Minnesota closed within 14 games of the league lead amid AL action including Red Sox and Yankees games.
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Jew Hackleman
Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Killebrew
Twins
Washington Senators
Boston
Red Sox
al Downing
New York
Yankees
Early Wynn
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Willie Kirkland
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Tigers
Rock Colavito
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
Kansas City
Steve Barber
Yanks
White Sox
Minnesota
Hammerin’ Harmon
Shemers
Senator
Bill Pleis
Jim Kaat
Bill Dalley
Tton
Frank Malzone
Washington
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Radatz Columbus
Yastrzemski
Patia
Downing
Elston Howard
Videon
Pirates Weff
Mets
Sam Snead
Joe Gib
Bill Eggers
Bon
al 3ieBean
Red Funseth
Roger Spokane
Don January
Craiz
Rain Delays City Little League Tournament Start
Rain threatens the II Tournament as weathered players prepare at Lakewood diamond. The West League Orioles face the East League Dodgers in Game 1 at Lakewood with White Sox awaiting for a bye. Subsequent games move to Lee Drive diamond on July 3 and July 5, culminating July 8.
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Lakewood Diamond
Pam
Orioles
Dodgers
White Sox
Lee Drive Diamond
Scorecard Pacific Coast League results and Texas League scores
Spokane edged Dallas Fort Worth 3 2 while Oklahoma City beat Portland 3 2 in extra innings. San Diego defeated Scable F 3 1 and Salt Lake City beat Tacoma 3 1. Hawaii posted a 1 0 win. In the Texas League, El Paso won 6 4 against Albuquerque, Austin routed San Antonio 7 0 and Amarillo tied with Tulsa 2 2.
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Spokane
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Portland
Denver
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Hawaii
Paso
Albuquerque
Austin
San Antonio
Tulse
Amarillo
East-West Game Faces Weather to Decide Winner
In Buffalo under heat and humidity the third annual All America game may hinge on the weather. Key players Duna way and Behrman could shrink in the heat as 30,000 fans watch East led by Milt Bruhn clash with West led by John McKay at War Memorial Stadium. Bruins pick Vanderkelen, McKay selects Nelson at quarterback.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Mississippi
Jim Dunaway
Michigan State
Dave Behrman
East
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
West
Southern California
John McKay
War Memorial Stadium
Sinal
McKay
Bill Nelsor
Bruhn
Ron Vanderkelen
Spahn Shuts Dodgers In Three-Hit 1-0 Classic
Warren Spahn, at 42, tossed a three hitter to beat Los Angeles 1-0, earning his 338th win and keeping Milwaukee’s lead. Jim Gilliam broke up the no-hitter with one out in the seventh, while Lee Maye, Eddie Mathews and a productive Braves rally provided the lone run in the first. Giants, Cardinals, Reds, Cubs and others won or moved in the standings as Marichal and Hiller contributed for their clubs.
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Mipe Rathet
Associated Press
Sun
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Spahn
St. Louis
Cardinals
Houston
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Chuck Hiller
Wil i
Willie McCovey
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Philadelphia
Ron Santo
Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
New York Mets
Gilliam
Frank Howard
Maury Wills
Braves
Don Drysdale
Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
Hank Sarah
Joe Torre
Vada Pinson
Marichal
Pinson
Billy Finett
Bees
Hiller
Mays
McCovey
al Worthington
McCavey
Orlando Cepeda
Ciantg
East League All Stars Are Picked
East League officials announced the All Star selections led by the Dodgers Oilers and Cardinals with 11 of 14 spots and no alternates. Dodgers sent four players Oliers four Cardinals three Giants two Tigers one alternates from Eagles. Gavin details list players for each team and alternates with names like Garrett Barron Townsend Bullard Patterson Draper Matlock LaVergne Davis Russell Tickner Sebexta Alyta Carr Huntsman Presley.
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Dodgers
Oilers
Cardinals
Giants
Tigers
Eagles
Ronnie Garrett
David Barron
Gary Townsend
Robert Bullard
Pat Patterson
Bill Draper
Keith Matlock
David LaVergne
Oller
Mark Davis
Jeff Russell
Randy Tickner
Doyle Sebexta
Chris Alyta
Keith Carr
Tiger
Gary Huntsman
Artie Presley
All - Sturg
Home Run Baker Dies at 77 in Trappe Maryland
John Franklin Baker known as Home Run Baker and a Hall of Fame slugger for the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees died Friday at his Trappe home after a stroke two weeks earlier. He was 77.
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Trappe
John] Franklin
Baker
Hall of Fame
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Cleveland Open golf tournament tightest talent in years
A crowded field of 75 golfers at the Cleveland Open produced 73 survivors after two rounds with a tight 10 stroke spread. Bo Wininger Gary Player and Tommy Aaron led at 135 as 51 broke 72 at the halfway mark, with an 18 hole Monday playoff planned if needed.
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Cleveland
Santo
Jack Bald
Tony Lema
Cubs
Jim Fers
Dick Elsworth
Reely
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Nat Pepitone
New York Yaational
Kees
Zollo Versailles
Bill ‘White
St.Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Tommy Davis
Los‘ Angeles
Willie’ Mays
Colts
Rusty’ Staub
Bob Gibson
45S
John Bateman
Sial
Boyer
Tim McCarver
Bill White
Drott
Mustal
Ernie Fazio
Flood
Spangter
Musial
Don McMahon
McCarver
Julian Javier
Fazio
Jim Umbright
Guards
Ambright
Chris Zachary
Thelpouston
Knoxville
Carl Warwick
Grant
Graat
Umbright
Fazios
McCartyer
Weekley
Oklahoma City 89Ers
Bob Aspromanite
Howie Goss
Spangier
Wynn
Killibrew Keys
Jim Brosnam
Ted Abernathy
Angels
Colavito
Bve
Gates Brown
Barber
A's
Snyder
Colt 5
Harry Cratt
Cincinnati Reds
Craft
Crosley Field
All Stars
Just
N. Pruett
Wees
Coast Guard
Texas Highway Safety Department
Jim Nelson
Sporting Goods
N. Main St
Hone
Thompson's Fishing Camp
Tri-City Beach
Crawley
Tri-City Reach
Tri - City Bridge
Woodall's Fishing
Clark's Grocery
Chrisley’s
Cedar Bayou
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