Gander Football Scrimmage Slated After Johnson Illness
Baytown area notes report Johnson under the weather with strep throat detected after a questioned mood during a team photo. Senior Gary Lewis remains in shorts while Kenny Fenelon returns. Gander Reagan scrimmage set for Friday at Memorial Stadium at 7 p.m. Booster Club meeting planned for Lee Cafeteria Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
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Kevin Lourisberry
Ron Kramer
12 4A Confusion and Excitement Ahead for 1965 Football
The piece discusses 12 4A football anticipation for the 1965 season with new coaches Lloyd Parker at Texas City Stingarees and Robert E Swede Lee at Galveston Ball, plus Jesse Sadler at Galena Park, as Baytown area coverage predicts district contenders. It notes strong returning players and optimism for Ganders, Jackets, and Brazosport, while acknowledging lingering uncertainty in the district.
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Rusgeil Serafin
Charllie Riggs
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Sam Rayburn
Texans
Pasadena Eagies
Bob Barfield
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Golden Tornadoes
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Parker
Stingarees
Nonman Bulaich
Lloyd Wainscott
Cardinal Packer Clash Seen In NFL Championship
NEW YORK AP The Green Bay Packers and the St. Louis Cardinals would meet for the NFL title on Sunday Jan 2 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay before 50 637 spectators. Vince Lombardi’s Packers chase the Western Conference crown while the Cardinals led by Charley Johnson Bill Triplett and Joe Childress hope to upset Cleveland’s champions and reach Green Bay for the championship. Standings show Green Bay Baltimore Minnesota Los Angeles Chicago Detroit San Francisco in the West and St Louis Cleveland Washington Dallas New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia in the East.
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Haddix Retires From Baseball at 39
Harvey Haddix, famed for 12 perfect innings in 1959, retires from baseball rather than join a pennant hopeful Milwaukee Braves after being traded from the Baltimore Orioles. He will be 40 in two weeks and chose farm life over risking a loss that could affect Baltimore’s season.
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Twins Fall to Tigers After Runners Left On Base
Sam Mele’s Twins lost 5-4 to Detroit as 16 men stranded and Bob Allison struck out five times tying a major league record. Don Wert and George Thomas fueled Detroit’s offense while Joe Sparma faltered. The loss narrows Minnesota’s pennant hopes amid a busy AL slate including Orioles and Yankees wins.
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National League baseball results and standings update
Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 2 7, Pittsburgh 1, and Milwaukee beat Giacinngua in 11 innings. Chicago topped St Louis 5 1, Houston beat New York 4 2. Today Los Angeles visits Houston, New York hosts St Louis, and Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati. In the American League Minnesota leads, Chicago and Cleveland hold mid pack, Boston at New York, Detroit at Washington, and Kansas City at Los Angeles on the slate. Minor leagues show Arkansas 4 Denver 3, Indianapolis 3 Salt Lake 2, Oklahoma City 7 San Diego 1-3, Vancouver 1 Seattle 0-4.
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Giants' Marichal Booed in Phila Start After Suspension
Juan Marichal was booed throughout his first start since a nine day suspension as 30,416 fans in Philadelphia watched the Giants fall 4-3 to the Phillies. Marichal walked seven over five innings, giving up seven hits and four runs, saying the layoff hurt his sharpness.
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