Galveston Tors Clinch Opening Win In Texas Playoffs
Galveston edged Bellaire 2-0 in the Region II baseball opener as Jerry Sahler drove in a run with a double and scored on an error. Albert Choate limited Bellaire to two hits while Subler and Choate contributed key two hit games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tors
Jerry Sahler
Galveston
Albert Choate
Bellaire Cardinals
Mike McConnell
Joe Staples
McConnell
John McDonald
Pony-Colt
Frank Newkirk
Port Neches Groves
Choate
Bellaire
Teddy Swigart
Don Cleary
Richard Rubio
Geld
Russ Colombo
McDonald
Suhler
Rubio
Jay Yarter
Randy Thompson
Doug Nicholson
Nicholson
Subler
Bill Sullivan
Carter
Donnie Walker
Carroll Bonneatt
Little League Scorecard Details Friday Games
The scorecard lists players for the Oodeers, Cardinals, and Eagles with wins and losses. Gary Huntsman, Artie Presley, Donnie Smith, Pat Patterson, Larry Johnson, Bill Oroper, and W Huntsman are noted on one side, while Mike Sanders, Eugene Sapp, Lyman Smith, Wisdom, and Smith are on the other. Tickner is the winner and Sapp the loser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Olers
Serene TM Woo
Gary Huntsman
Artie Presley
Donnie Smith
Pat Patterson
Larry Johnson
Bill Oroper
W—Huntsman
L—Smith
Mike Sanders
Amal
Comb Wisdom
Eugene Sapp
Lyman Smith
Smith
Wisdom
W— Tickner
L—Sapp
Cardinals
Parnelli Jones Favored In Dangerous 500 Mile Classic
Parnelli Jones, a Torrey Pines-born driver from California, earned pole with 151.133 mph in the Indianapolis 500 interim. The field includes Rodger Ward, J. Foyt, Edie Sachs, and European rear-engine rivals Clark Gurney and Thompson cars. The race hinges on pit strategy with Chapman rear-engine plans potentially shortening stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fere
Jim Hurtubise
Hal
North Tonawanda
Parnelli Jones
Tor I
Tance
Calif
Jones
Rufus Parteil
Rodger, Ward
Indianapols
J. Foyt
Houston
Edie Sachs
Jerroit
J.S. Auto Club
Europe
Africa
South America
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Colin Chapman
London
Lotus
Ford Motor Co
Paris
Mickey Thompson
Long Beach
Duane Carter
Chapman
Clark
Gurney
Thompson
Gregory
George Stouder
Speed Way
Ward
Lema Leads Field In Memphis Open
Tony Lema shot a second straight 67 to grab a two round total of 134 and a slim lead in the Memphis Open. Harold Kneece and Jack Nicklaus battled fortunes as Kneece carded 65 to sit runner up at 136 while Nicklaus slid from the lead with five bogies and a 140 total. Tommy Aaron George Knudson and Jerry Edwards shared second place at 136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Calif
Colonial Country Club
Lema
Harold Kneece
Jack Nicklaus
Kneece
Aiken
S.C
Nicklaus
Ohio State
Tucson
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
George Knudson
Toronto
Jerry Edwards
Fort Worth
Parkhurst repeats on all state track team
Don Parkhurst state record holder in the 100 yard dash repeats on the all state track team chosen by the Texas Sportswriters Association. Despite missing late season meets he earned a spot along with Buddy Woodall of Texas City in hurdles and broad jump. The article lists full all state lineup with times and marks and notes Parkhurst’s late season injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Parkhurst
Texas Sportswriters Association
Parkhurst
Houston
Century
Texas Relays
Allstate
Texas City
Buddy Woodall
Don Parkharts
Baytown
James White
Dallas Sunset
George Aldredge
Highland Perk
Thnyard
Riley Dunn
Coleman
Qovg Cockerham
Red Oak
Marshell Edwards
Dallas Hillcrest
Mark Yarb
Buddy Luce
Fort Stockton
Leonard Peiecs
Seymour
Kent Waiters
Irving
Gail Read
Snyder
David Chambers
Grand Profile
Randy Matson
Pampa
Toby Belt
Westbury
Howard van Loo
Rotan
Joe Williams
Odessa
Wakepier
Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
Mark King
Midland
Gary Hobson
Kermit
Tommy Marshall
Yoakum
Johnny Morriss
Jones
Barry Noble
Jourdanton Aciomore
Mike Toon
Henderson
Charles Clifton
Rio Vista
A. J. Williams
San Angelo
Geoffrey Earl
Wright, Creed Clash in Dallas Civic Open Round Three
In Dallas Texas AP report women golf stars Clifford Ann Creed and Sandra Haynie challenge Mickey Wright as the Dallas Civic Open enters its third round. Creed trails Wright by one stroke at 237 after a 68 plus a bogeyless 68, while Wright fired 70 to reach 237. Creed’s 138 puts her close, Haynie at 140 after a 68. Romack on 142 and Fecht and Englehorn tied at 143. Defending champ Ruth Jesson at 144 and Marilyn Smith near leader board. prize 2000 for first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Clifford Ann Creed
Sandra Haynie
Mickey Wright
Miss Creed
Miss Wright
Glen Lakes Country Club
Miss Haumie
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Wiffi Smith
Mary Mills
Miss Haynie
Culpepper Named Top SWC Athlete
Pat Culpepper of Texas was named Southwest Conference Athlete of the Year by the Lettermen's Association after leading in athletic achievement leadership scholarship and character. Eight nominees competed including Ramey Brandon Texas Tech Fred Hansen Rice Jacky Upton TCU and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Pat Culpepper
University of Texas
Culpepper
Southwest Conference
Ramey Brandon
Texas Tech
Fred Hansem
Rice
Jacky Upton
Texas Christian
Byer
Texas A&m
Ronnie Goodwin
Baylor
Danny Brabham
Arkansas
Ray Scheen
Southern Methodist
Giants Beat Dodgers as Koufax Slips in 7-1 Loss
In Chicago the Cubs split with Houston 6-5 in 12 innings as Howie Goss delivered a run scoring single after Al Spangler’s four straight hits. Hal Woodeshick earned his third win. Elsewhere, the Giants clobbered Koufax 7-1, with Orlando Cepeda driving in three in the first inning and Felipe Alou adding a homer and four hit effort. Don Zimmer hit a Dodger pinch homer. Cardinals, Phillies, Pirates also won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Giants
Don Zimer
Dodger
St. Louis’ Cardinals
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cal McLish
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Marichal
Colts Top Cubs 12th Inning For Fifth Win This Season
Howie Goss drove in the deciding run in the 12th as Houston beat Cincinnati 4 3. Span gler opened with a single, his fourth straight hit and eighth in nine at bats. McLish allowed a homer by Jesse Gonder in the eighth and got the win. Callison and Taylor drove in two for Philadelphia against Bob Purkey. Six errors, three by Astromonte, marked the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howie Goss
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Colts
al Spangler
Spangler
Lindy McDaniel
Bob Asprosmonte
Goss
Aspromonte
Dick Bertell
Ken Hubbs
Lou Brock
McLish
Jesse Gonder
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia
Reds
Bob Purkey
Bob Aspromonte
Harmon Killebrew power leads Twins clincher over White Sox
Harmon Killebrew homered and drove in five runs as Minnesota built a 6-3 lead only to see Chicago tie it before Jimmie Hall delivered a two run homer in the ninth to beat the White Sox 8-6. Ron Hansen started the top of the ninth with a three run shot but Hall answered with the game winner. Orioles and Yankees extended win streaks as Boston beat Detroit and Kansas City topped the Angels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JI Mhackleman
Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Hammerin
Harmon
Minnesota
Twins
Jimmie Hall
Chicago White Sox
Killebrew
Ron Hansen
Hall
Felt Field
White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Orioles
Yankees
Cleveland
Mike McCormick
Joe Pepitone
Whiley Ford
Yanks
Washington
Bill Morbouquette
Boston
Detroit
Kansas
Los Angeles Angels
A’s
Angels
Wayne Causey
Kansas City
Dave Wickersham
John Wyatt
Ray Herbert
Dave Nicholson
Dick Stigman
Sigman
Brooks Robinson
Russ Snyder
McCormick
Giants
Dave McNally
Sam McDowell
Pepitone
Ford
Senators
Bill Monbouquette
Tigers
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Sewell
Hector Martinez
Bill Miller
McMurry
Portland
Pacific
Gulf Federation Draws Top Field Track Meet Highlights
Gulf Coast Federation opens its annual track meet in Houston with 250 plus participants from Texas and Louisiana powerhouses. Texas Southern, Southeast Louisiana State, McMurry and Rice vie for top marks as athletes like Fred Hansen, Warren Bratles, Baylus Bennett and Danny Roberts lead entries across pole vault shot put and discus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gulf Coast Federation
Texas Olympic Club
Houston ‘Track Club
Texas Southern
Southeast Louisiana State
McMurry
Rice University
Fred Hansen
Modesto
Calif
Warren Brattles
Baylus Bennett
Texas University
Braidef
Lamar Tech
Mickey Nash
Danny Roberts
Texas A&m
Roberts
Baylor
Jim Lancaster
Rice
Ed Red
Bruce Parker
Texas
Lions Unseat Federals in Central League showdown
The Lions edged the Federals 14 to 1 as Floyd Ciruti pitched a complete game and Marvin Young yielded two early hits. The win tightens Central League standings with the Federals a half game ahead of Sports and a game ahead of three other clubs, while the Dodgers and White Sox press toward the top in their leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federals
Braver
Lions
White Sox
Phillies
Sa Pelicans
Buffs
Buisenes Ooo
White Ase
OL Joa
Suitses
Dwight da Daniels
Steve Hartrick
John Avecatta
Roy Martinez
W—Cavarella
Dyer
Floyd Chuti
Jerry Hance
Wes Pewee
Oriole
Pet
Pirates
Cubs
Ee i Indians
Yankees
Hed Sox
Indians
Wea
Yankear
Eae
Royce Lawrence
Tommy Mitchell
Lee Becuchet
Bucky Adrian
h Mon_Buswell
Adrian
Lawrence
Dodgers
Orioles
Feds
Eagles
Oilers
Cardinals
Giants
Cards
Tigers
Steers
Rams
Marvin Young
Hance
Young
Floyd Ciruti
Ciruti
Braves
Philliess
Sox
John Cavaretta
Cavaretta
Dwght Dyer
Jerry Daniels
U S Walker Cup Golfers Lead Again
The United States team swept four scotch foursomes at Turnberry to regain the series lead. Labron Harris Jr and Downing Gray started the charge with a 3 and 2 win, followed by Charlie Coe and Deane Berman securing a 3 and 2 victory. Billy Joe Patton and Richard Sikes won 2 up, while Gardiner and Updegraff evened the meet with a 3 and 1 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnberry
Scotland
United States
Britain
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
U.S
Deane Berman
Bethesda
David Madeley
Rennie Shade
Great Britain
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Michael Lunt
England
David Shehan
Ireland
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Richard Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Michael Bonallack
Stuart Murray
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N.J
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Green
Sandy Saddler
Also Mentioned on This Page
McDonalds
Staples
W-Choate
Houston Bellaire
San Antonio Lee
Pasa
Lubbock
Monterey
Lufkin
Corpus Christi Carroll
Dumas
Castleberry
Kilgore
Alvin
Jasper
Lavega
South San
The
Oodeers Cardinals
Los Angeles
Washingston
Benne
San Francisco
Noeles
St. Louis
Chiis
Masten Gregory
Jos
Olshan Wiiarsnste
WiNton
Shassen Screen Saat Chinese Tron Pier Colamn
Nez So
I A
Bila
Raat
Midmlhis
Tenn
Tony Lema
Creed
Maynie
Koufax
Mike Rathet
Sendy Koufax
San’ Francisco Giants
Juan d Pal
Bob Gibson
Stan Musiak
Cardinal
Mets
peHica
Brack
Siti Runnels
Warwick
Bodgers
Stangler
Landrum Cf
McDaniel
Boleman
Bertell
Bruce
Koonce
Tor Brown
Hobbie
Woogesi
Runnels
Helder
Landrum
Hobble
Lite
Temple
POA
Moustan
Chi- E
Rodgers
Spengler
B. Aspromante
Cage
Hausier
Op—Mathews
Berteil
B. Aspromonte
S—Temple
Xootee
Brock
Woodeshick
Smith, Pryor
Steory
Sant Oa
Killibrew
Gulf Federation
Keith Matlock
David LaVergne
Buddy Guidry
Tommy Watkins
Drexel Cox
Arle Presley
Bobby Barnes
Matlock
Joe Fayle
Patterson
Keo
Johnson
Mark Davis
Jeff Russell
Jon
iChester Reed
Chris Alyca
Steven Griffin
David Gunn
Davis
Randy Tickner
Tickner
Sapp
She
Joser
Sap
Malcomb — Wisdom
Tommy ‘Mitchell
Mitchell
van Boswell
Young Plumbing & Heating Co
N. Commerce
Sun
Che Baytoun Sut
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