Stoneman Second No-Hitter Stuns Mets in Montreal
Montreal pitcher Stoneman threw his second major league no hitter beating the New York Mets 7-0 in an Expos home game. Seven walks accompanied the no hitter as fans booed the routine effort yet praised his poise and maturity compared to his first no hitter. Boots Day hit for center field and Montreal players supported the effort as the crowd stayed quiet until late.
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Montreal
Mets
Bills
Stoneman
York Mets
Expos
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York
Boots
Hadley Named PR Assistant for USTA
Preston H. Hadley is appointed an assistant in public relations and promotions for the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association, announced Monday in New York.
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New York
Preston H. Hadley
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Baytown Junior Schools Open Thursday With Eight Grade A Matches
Four eighth grade A games highlight the Wednesday schedule for Baytown junior schools. Cedar Bayou hosts Deer Park while Baytown meets Webster at home. Horace Mann visits Deepwater and Highlands travels to Seabrook on road dates. Eighth grade B contests feature Tiutare Mann hosting Deepwater Cedar Bayou at Deer Park Baytown to Webster and Seabrook to Highlands All games start at 4 15 p m.
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Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Deer Park
Webster
Horace Mann
Deepwater
Highlands
Seabrook
Tiutare Mann
Rice Ace Outdueling Ferguson in SWC Passing Stats
Bruce Gadd of Rice outslinged Arkansas star Joe Ferguson in season passing averages 17.3 completions per game to 14.3. Rice receivers Gary Butler and Edwin Collins tie Arkansas' Jim Hodge with five receptions per contest. Alvin Maxson leads rushing at 127.3 yards per game, George Smith down to 118.3, while Rice stays top in team passing at 212 yards per game.
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Dallas
Bruce Gadd
Rice
Joe Ferguson
Arkansas
Gadd
Richardson
Ferguson
Gary Butler
Edwin Collins
Jim Hodge
Southern Methodist
Alvin Maxson
Texas Tech
George Smith
Mixed Softball Results From Several Leagues
A packed scoreboard shows multiple games with wins for Tarbabies Faulk's Enco Mobay and George Brothers. Key performances include Harrison Maloch Tilton and Sallmandier Homeruns for SURLY land M and numerous triples from Guidry Sterling Adams and Touchet. Forfeits are noted: Chinquapin by Firefighters, Tarbabies by McKay, Jim Ball by Tankers, and others.
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Morgan
Yokum
Harrison
Maloch
Malone
Salamandier
Tilton
Guzman
Tarbabies
Jim Ball
Sterling
Hargrove
Tarhabies
Guidry
Adams
Strat
Deal
Chinquapin
Cowins
Lennard
Patriots
Talley
Big Red
Medical Center
Issacks
Obby
Walsh
Tallaron
DuPont
Bullets
Thompson
LP — Stanley
SMS
Highlands Texaco
Whitacre
Lucas
Highlands
Ferguson
W. Lucas
George Brothers
Second Baptist
Culpepper
Coffey
Anderson
Bell
Fama
A’s
Stanley
Hanson
Ward
Jones
Harris
Mitchell
George Brothers Ty
Cox
Buchillon
Firefighters
Morton
Raschel
Ivey
Sommersill
Culpeppers
Touchet
Story
Faulk
Enco
Scanlien
Bagwin
Byrd
Downing
Stratton
McKay
Tankers
Central Baptist
Clements
Little
Central
Copeland
Mobay
Koehler
Fudge
Robinson
Davis
A's
Brewers
Young
Kahanek
Jaguars Face Sterling In District Opener At Stallworth
Forest Brook coach Dave Brown seeks improvement after allowing 148 points over recent games and a 91 point two game stretch as his Jaguars prepare to meet Sterling at Stallworth Stadium in the District 20 4A opener.
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Houston
Forest Brook
Beaumont Hebert
Dave Brown
Stallworth Stadium
Sterling
Snead Shines In 27 12 Victory Over Hebert
fragmented text reports a high school football game where Galveston Ball defeated Hebert 27 to 12. Coach Brown comments on improvements and a tough schedule. Nearby teams Forest Brook and Lufkin are mentioned with early season wins.
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Snead
Forest Brook
Lufkin
Giants Topple Eagles 27 12 Behind Snead Johnson Duo
Norm Snead threw for 164 yards and three touchdowns as the New York Giants defeated the winless Philadelphia Eagles 27 to 12. Kon Johnson rushed 36 times for 128 yards and caught all three Snead TD passes, with a 7 0 first quarter lead. Dempsey added two field goals as the Giants earned their first win in three games.
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Philadelphia
New York Giants
Norm Snead
Kon Johnson
Philadelphia Eagles
Leonard Tose
Snead
ABC
Giants
Eagles
Johnson
New York
Tose
Sterling
al Dennis
Forest Brook
Michael
Edward Williams
Dennis
Brown
Formance
Rangers
Port Neches
Tom Dempsey
Dempsey
Po James
Texas, Oklahoma Lead AP Poll After Big Wins
The Associated Press top ranking sees Texas and Oklahoma at the peak after decisive wins. USC beat Michigan State 51-6 earning 36 first place votes and 970 points, while Oklahoma crushed Clemson 52-3 with 13 first place votes and 907 points. Ohio State and Alabama rise to third and fourth.
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Associated Press
Southern California
Oklahoma
Trojans
John McKay
Michigan State
Chuck Fairbanks
Sooners
Clemson
Ohio State
Alabama
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Tennessee
Auburn
Michigan
Tulane
Nebraska
Minnesota
Miami
NY Jets
Notre Dame N. Eng
Sa Sa
Cleve
Purdue
Pitts
Louisiana State
Wisconsin
Texas
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Ake
Diego
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Dallas
Washington
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Louis
Oklanoma
State
UCLA
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Penn Phila
Mississippi
Air Central
Air Force
Iowa State
Detroit
Gr. Bay
Notre Dam
Chicago
Lsu
West Texas
Town
Atlanta
Arizona State
New Orl
Florida Sr
West Virginia
Hilan
Penn
Brown Praises Team After Port Neches Victory
Brown notes the team is tough after beating a top Port Neches squad. He jokes about the effort and downplays questions, saying there is not much more to say about today.
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Brown
Port Neches
YMCA Football B Division Rams Triumph 18 0
Rams win 18 to 0 over Cougars with touchdowns by Buntin Carter and Woods. Tigers top Shorthorns 22 0 with Foster and Winsters scoring and MeeNees adding extra points. Mustang 22 Wolverines 0 safety, Tay lor and Tyler scoring touchdowns with Taylor Griffin converting. Longhorns edge Lions 6 0 with Simon scoring. Buffs beat Bobcats 13 6 with Fourrier two TDs and Daily scoring.
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YMCA
Rams
Cougars
Buntin
Carter
Woods
Tigers
Shorthorns
Foster
Winsters
MeeNees
Mustangs
Wolverines
Taylor
Tyler
Griffin
Longhorns
Lions
Simon
Buffs
Bobcats
Fourrier
National League and American League Statistical Leaders
Baseball leaders across both leagues include B Williams and Bench atop National League batting with 333 and 140 RBIs respectively. Rose and Rudi headline hits, Carlton dominates pitching with 26 2 05 era, and Brock and Morgan pace steals. In the American League Carew and D Allen lead batting, Rudi eclipse with 181 hits, and Hunter Tiant and N Ryan head pitching with strong win totals and strikeouts.
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Jb.williams
Chi
Cedeno
Garr
Atl
Baker
Morgan
Cin
Wynn
B.williams
Rose
Brock
Montanez
Phi
Hun
Simmons
Sul
Bowa
Bench
Colbert
Nolan
Carlton
Seaver
Piniella
Rudi
Oak
Fisk
Bsn
Blair
Bal
D.allen
Murcer
D.nelson
Tex
Campaneris
Hunter
Tiant
NASCAR Drivers Enter Royal Triton 300 at Texas World Speedway
The Royal Triton ARCA 300 at College Station Texas World Speedway draws four NASCAR Grand National regulars including Clarence Lovell Paul Jett Richard Childress and Les Covey and three occasional NASCAR pilots. Houston's H B Bailey Ronnie Chamley and Billy Hogans join the field with Chevrolet and Pontiac entries as ARCA 380 practice and time trials begin.
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College Station
Texas World Speedway
Charlotte Motor Speedway
San Antonio
Clarence Lovell
Paul Jett
Richard Childress
Winston-Salem
N. C
Les Covey
Paris
Ontario
Canada
Nascar
TWS
Childress
Houston
H. B. Bailey
Dartington
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