Scrimmages and Picture Day Set for Ganders
Ganders prepare for two scrimmages at Memorial Stadium and a picture day with 140 sophomores and juniors reporting. Sultis notes a large, fit squad amid hot conditions, with two-a-day workouts planned and the first casual practice injuries monitored as Crow and staff adjust lineups and coaching assignments.
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Jimmie Woods Memorial Stadium
Houston Reas
Mike Dupuy
Sophsont
Sultis
George Hall
Thej
Crow
Dupuy
Keith Mullins
Jurdar Naga
Memorial Stadium
Ben’ Shirey
Ganders
Channelview
Varsity
Channel
Houston Cubs blank Johnson in 5-1 win over Chicago
AP report details Ken Johnson allowing three runs in the first inning as Houston beats Chicago 5-1. Johnson, a 17-game loser, suffered a rough start but the Cubs coasted to their tenth win. The piece also covers Southwest Conference football predictions with Texas and Arkansas pegged as favorites and notes on returning lettermen and injury concerns.
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Chicago
Houston Cubs
Ken John
Colts
Funis Inlson
Chicago Johnson
Texas
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Texas Christian
Longhorns
Darrell Royal
Ken Ferguson
Cubs
Houston
Wrigley Field
Cal Koonce
al Span
Gler
Pete Runnels
Glen Hobbie
Koonce
Bob Aspromonte
Carl Warwick
Johnson
Ron Santo
Fall practice report highlights for college football teams
A wide preview lists Texas Christian Baylor Rice Texas A M Southern Methodist and Texas Tech with camp sizes 70 70 70 66 and 68 respectively plus 30 22 19 21 and 19 lettermen. It notes guard Bobby Gamblin Gray Mills Don Trull and Budgie Ford as notable players and discusses potential championship contention for lines backers and quarterbacks. In MLB Don Drysdale shines for the Dodgers as San Francisco succumbs in the pennant chase with Cardinals Mets and Pirates results noted.
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Royal
Bobby Gamblin
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Gray Mills
Rice
Yard Will Hubbard
Baylor
Billy Allen
John Bridgers
Don Trull
Bridgers
Texas A&m
Aggies
Budgie Ford
Southern Methodist
Texas
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Tech
Whn
Red Raiders
Houston Chicago baseball box score fragment
A damaged OCR baseball box score shows players from Houston and Chicago with incomplete stats. Names like Runnels Spengler Staun and pitchers Johnson Koonce Hobbie appear amid scattered innings and ER/BEs, with unclear totals and misread notes from a late innings sequence.
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Houston
Chicago
Obrhbi Ab Rhbj
Epangier Cf
Rodgers Ss
Goss Cf
Brock Rf
Burton Cf
gFozia
Santo Jbrigay Wynn If
Williams JF
Warwick
Bertelt
Joot Staub
Boros Ib
Gait Aspronte
Koonce
Once Lillis
Hobbie
Zoac Johnson
Landrum Laoc
Roy Far Rioog
Elston
Fae Hobbie
Chicago Sires &—Burton
Ethienga
Eeeetreyey
Estell. Pda
Redcers
Soras
Spangler
Lillis
Runnels
Spengler
Scnte
S—Staun
Johnson
Koonce L
Boy
Petekoucas
Fragmentary sports city list appears in jumble
OCR reads a fragmented string of city names and teams including New York Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Boston Los Angeles Washington Minnesota and related spellings, lacking clear event or outcome context. The piece resembles a partial preview or standings fragment without full article details.
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New York
Minnesota
Ghicags
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
Los Angele
Washington
Killebrew's 33rd Homer Sparks Twins in 7-0 Win
Harmon Killebrew hit his 33rd homer in the seventh to lift Minnesota over Boston 7-0 as Bob Allison followed with his 30th. The activity tied MLB records with 24 homers in 10 games for Minnesota and 20 in six. Claude Osteen pitched five hitter for Washington in relief win.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Dick Stuart
Satch Paige
Harmon Killebrew
Stuart
Killebrew
Chicago
Minnesota
White Sox
Twins
Kilebrew
Bob Allison
Wen
Steve Barber
York Yankees
Baltimore
Alfing
Downing
Cleveland
Detroit
Tony Kubek
Tigers
Tom Tresh
Los Angeles
Joe Pepitone
Kansas City
Don
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Allison
New York Giants
Jim Brosnan
Camilo Pascual
Yankees
Yankee
Larry Brown
Rocky Colavito
Tiger
Zimmer
Washington
Claude Osteen
Boston
Ken Hunt
Angel
Mike Lee
Wichita Is Sentenced For Illegal Recruiting
Wichita State University was fined 1000 and barred from two years in post season events for paying expenses to a New York basketball player and his friend. Missouri Valley Conference commissioner Norval Neve imposed the penalty, effective this school year, with NCAA guidance noting post season bans apply to non NCAA events. Gerald Davis, a Wichita sophomore from Brooklyn, and Fred Stegman of New York were involved, with Davis and Stegman visiting campus in April 192? and expenses covered by Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
The
Nuts
Ersity
New York
Norval
Neve
Walt Byers
NCAA
Bob Donaldson
Donaldson
Fred Stegman
Gerald Davis
Brooklyn
Davis
Stegman
Austin Pressing For Texas League Lead
The Texas League title race tightens as Austin wins 2-0 to seize momentum. The Senators, after a seven game streak, sit one game behind first with nine to play. Friday's slate saw Amanito edged 20, San Antonio split with Albuquerque, and El Paso break a home run record with three blasts boosting its total to 193.
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Associated Press
Austin
Senators
Amanito
San Antonio
Albuquerque
Tulsa
el Paso
Wichita Falls
Larry Stubing
Dick Dietz
Randy Hundley
Bill Singer
Ro- Davis
Bruce Brubaker
Amarillo
Cage
Gold Sox
Bears
Los Angeles
Rams
Terry J
Baker
Quar- Albuquerque
Dukes
Browns
Blanton Collier Tast
Sanweck
San Francisco
Antonio
Jim Brown
Cards
Chi
Vanderkelen Debuts With Vikings In preseason spotlight
Quarterback Ron Vanderkelen, once passed over, makes his NFL debut for the Minnesota Vikings amid a busy Labor Day weekend schedule. The piece notes his Rose Bowl fame and the team’s cautious approach as coach Norm Van Brocklin oversees his early exposure while other NFL and AFL games unfold across the country.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Ron VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
Collegians
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Eagles
Be Vanderkelen
Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Baltimore
Washington
Norfolk
St. Louis
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Houston
Wichita
Denys
Buffalo
Winston- Salem
N.C
Oakland
San Diego
Boston
New York
New Brunswick
NFL
Avhich
Green Bay
Packers
New York Giants
Lou Michaels
Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Bakersfield
Calif
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Minnesota
Steelers
Rain Delays Start Of Amateur Baseball Tourney
BRYAN AP. The Southwest Regional American Amateur Baseball Congress resumes after rain, packing five games into an afternoon and night. Shreveport plays Houston and Santa Fe faces Bryan, with the losers set to meet in the third game. Dallas and Little Rock, byes, begin tonight as scheduling depends on this afternoon's results.
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BRYAN
American Amateur Baseball Congress
Shreveport
Houston
Santa Fe
N.M
Dallas
Little Rock
Chiefs Favored Over Oilers In Wichita Exhibition
Kansas City Chiefs sit at 3-11 in exhibition play but hold a 6-1 edge in the Houston series as they host the 2-2 Oilers. Starters include Curtis McClinton, Abner Haynes and Chris Burford for KC while Pop Ivy plans to start Bob McLeod if injury persists. George Blanda leads Houston with Jacky Lee likely in second half. several roster cuts loom after Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Chiefs
Houston Oilers
Wichita
Chiefs
Houston
Pop Ivy
Bob McLeod
Ivy
Johnny Baker
Missippi
Baker
Hank Stram
Ed Budde
Michigan State
Dave Hill
Stengel Silent on Future With Mets
New York AP report quotes Casey Stengel avoiding a firm answer on returning as Mets manager next season amid questions about use of players and club direction. He cites improvements in pitching and catering but says more hitting, better fielding, and young talent are still needed. He declines to reveal plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Casey
Stengel
Mets
George Weiss
Hall
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Seater
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Baytown Group
Kudla
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Kevin Lounsber
Pasadena
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Ron Kramer
Craw
Vwnn Picasa
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Drew Dunlap
John Adams
Mike Rathet
Don Drysdale
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Giants
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cy Young
Phillies
Juan Marichal
Jjohmmy Rosehore
Jim
Ray Culp
Braves
Denny Lemaster
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Joe Christopher
Lemaster
Tracy Stalvard
Frank Bolling
Lee Maye
Reds
Don Schwall
Pirates
Tommy Harper
Frank Robinson
Harper
Gordy Coleman
Toe Nushall
al Worthington
Jean Bill Henry
Baies
Prescription
East Texas Ave
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Ist
Ovis
Sam Francis
Ailwaukes
Philadelatia
New Yorks
San Antonio Austin
jReButshicago
Gihladelonic
Tianisburgh
jAtepcuerque
Erilla
Vanderkelen
Wisconsin
Meleel
Capecieg Lootan Donaldson
Sily
Norm van Brocklin
Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Milt Plum
Lions
Jim Steiger
University of Washington
Sam Baker
Abe Woodson
Jerry Overton
49Ers
Dalllas
Oilers
KC Chiefs
George Blanda
Jacky Lee
Aber
Denver
Buifoa
Aosta
Kansas
Boffala
Ookland
Housto
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THAD
Felton
Black's Pharmacies
E. Texas Decker
Sterting
Sei-Alot
Knights of Columbus
Hal Kidder
Gibson
Kovar
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