Weekend sports slate winds up in rain soaked stadium
Weather cooled expectations as track and football workouts were trimmed by wet fields at Memorial Stadium. Coach Beverly Rockhold spoke of light practice due to soggy turf while players recover from illnesses and a few injuries. Laredo Border Olympics looms with an eight squad plan and several key absences.
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Baytown Ganders reshuffle spring football squad
Baytown high school football coach Peter Sultis releases Clepper Dwight Denson and Charles Endricks as the squad trims players before spring games while illness and injuries thin the roster. The team eyes a split of players for practice and a 7 p.m. spring game at Memorial Stadium amid other spring-season prep across track baseball and golf.
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Koufax Explodes Pay Hassle With Dodgers
Sandy Koufax accuses Dodgers executive Buzzy Bavasi of pressuring him into a low contract and claims the team planted a story he would quit if he did not get a higher bonus. The star pitcher, worn and emotional, says he was pushed into signing and has not slept since the dispute became public.
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Six All-Staters On Courts Tourney Matches Set
Six first team all state players appear in the boys state basketball tournament as frames shift to AAA and other classes. Notables include Jimmie Lenox of Clear Creek Mike Lochner of Graham Larry Black of South San Antonio and Billy Arnold of Fort Worth Haltom. Texas stars also feature Ken Spain Stephen F Austin Jonio Lee and Larry Miller among others in staggered round play across classes AAA AAAA and AA.
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Rudolph's 3-Over Nips Trip By One
Mason Rudolph, earning 7500 dollars, won the Greater New Orleans Open by one stroke at Lakewood CC. He finished 72 holes at 283, ahead of Nicklaus, Chi Chi Rodriguez, and Glenn Stuart, with rain delaying the final round and defending champ Bo Wininger disqualified for lateness.
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Senators Proclaim Up A Notch In 1964
New York AP report quotes manager Gil Hodges as the Washington Senators aim to climb from the cellar in 1964. He cites Bill Skowron, Don Blasingame, Don Zimmer, John Kennedy, Don Lock, Chuck Hinton, Jim King, Ken Hunt, Mike Brumley, and pitcher Claude Osteen among key additions and hopes for improved pitching and defense after a disappointing prior season.
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Michigan Moves To No 2 Spot Kentucky Third
UCLA leads the AP major college basketball poll with 38 first place votes and 398 points as Michigan moves to second and Kentucky drops to third. Duke and Oregon State split the remaining first place votes while Davidson climbs to 10th after a setback involving Virginia Military.
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NFL Drops Friday Night TV Plan
The NFL will not pursue a national telecast of Friday night games. NCAA officials hailed the decision as wise, noting it preserves Friday as a high school and select college game night while not affecting teams allowed to televise road games. The move ends talk of a five game Friday slate yet keeps individual clubs’ ability to broadcast road contests.
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Lamar Tech Trainer Named US Olympic Soccer Team Coach
Gunn Bobby, longtime Lamar Tech trainer and corrective therapist, was named team trainer for the United States Olympic Soccer squad preparing for a March 1922 Mexico City match. He joined Lamar Tech in 1962 and received appointment notice from Olympic manager Walter Giesler with approval from President Fy McDonald and Athletic Director James Higgins.
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Aggies seek outright SWC title in Fort Worth clash
Texas A&M aims for its first outright Southwest Conference crown in 44 years by beating TCU in Fort Worth. A loss could still yield the title if Texas Tech loses to Rice, with Texas, SMU, Rice, and Texas among contenders. NCAA bids loom as conference races tighten and playoff implications unfold.
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Emerson Rejects Pro Offer Plans Amateur Status Through 1964
Emerson of Australia says he rejected a lucrative three year professional contract from an Australian cigarette firm and will remain amateur through 1964. The Davis Cup eligibility issue arose when his home association barred him last Friday for violating a travel ban.
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