Sports Murray-Go-Round by Tom Murray
Hach Fall sports writers detail a wild football season with top teams faltering and surprises across the nation. Texas Illinois Mississippi Southern Alabama Georgia Tech Florida Notre Dame Oklahoma TCU Stanford Navy Pitt SMU LSU Rice Baylor and more are noted in upsets and improbable outcomes.
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Browns on brink after latest defeat to Steelers
MadisonWisconsin two fined for scalping Purdue Wisconsin game tickets as a Wisconsin student claims players sell tickets at scalper rates. The report also notes Paul Brown’s Browns fading season amid trades and internal strife, plus an odd science snippet on king snakes and their mating cues.
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Ganders’ early season pace fuels strong Lee statistics
The Robert E. Lee Ganders lead opponents in yardage through five games with 1529 total yards for and 653 against. Don Walker dominates offense with 436 total yards, 300 rushing and 186 passing, while Nick Listi plus Tom Lockridge pace the receiving and passing game. Lee’s defense features Hallam with three interceptions and several fumble recoveries as the Ganders prepare for the Tors, who edged Lee previously.
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Speed And Experience Make Ball High Tough
Galveston October 19. They sympathized with Coach Darrell Tully a year ago and said he shouldn't have left Dallas for Galveston because Ball High would never get anywhere in football. Those on the sidelines now cheer as the former East Texas state and professional start has the Tors on the glory trail again. Undefeated in five games and winners over Dallas teams Texarkana, City and South Park in pre conference play, the Tors have earned statewide recognition for their showing thus far in 1964. They started the season to do their best. Now they think they
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Terry Returns To Baseball In South Atlantic League
Augusta Ga October report says Bill Terry returns to baseball after 12 years off, named president of the South Atlantic League. He replaces Dick Buller, will earn about 600 dollars yearly, and aims to smooth past feuds with reporters as he shifts from business to baseball leadership.
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Deer Park and Lee Gird for Tough District Tests
Deer Park coaches sharpened for three district games including Needville and La Porte as William Henderson returns from injury amid a brisk week of scrimmage work. Robert Lee Ganders drill for Friday clash with Galveston Tor, while Crosby, Angleton, and Webster results pull notes for district play.
Joe Ware Leads Lee Fortunes to Tors Clash
Joe Ware nominated to coach the Ganders for Friday night’s game against Ball High. Ware, a Telephoneman and former Navasota Rattler, is praised as ideal for the role though small in stature. TD Club notes emphasize tactics and a lively prep for the showdown with Ball High.
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Giant Catcher Quits Baseball For TV Job
New York Giants catcher Dal Garagiola, 28, retired to become a radio and TV announcer in St. Louis. He was bought from the Cubs for 19 000 waiver price and could have earned 10 900 if he stayed, ending a nine year major league career with a .257 batting average.
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