Braves sweep Astros in doubleheader routs 6-5 2-1
Atlanta wins the first doubleheader 6-5 as Ed Mathews belts a two run homer to break a 4-4 tie in the opener. Danis Menke drives in the winning run in the nightcap, giving the Braves a 2-1 victory. Houston’s Ron Davis, Joe Morgan and Joe Aspromonte each drive in two runs.
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Baytown's Stewart To Face Tony Roche
Baytown's Stewart advances to meet Tony Roche in the U S Davis Cup scene. Emerson, 29, remains firm favorite while others including Ralston Graebner Richey and Roche win their matches amid a slate of seeded players. The event marks a potential end of Emerson's long Davis Cup era.
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Eagles Show Mixed Form In Passing and Defense
The Eagles boast strong passing with Norm Snead powering the second half and Pete Retzleff thriving at tight end, while Timmy Brown and Earl Gros provide a potent backfield. The line led by Jim Ringo is solid, but questions linger about coaching and depth, with Beisler Pettigrew and Moxie Boughan trades shaping the roster.
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Timmy Brown
Earl Gros
Tom Woodeschick
Joe Kubarich
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Lone Howell
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Fred Brown
Ke Kelley
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Humble Grid Film To Debut At Dinner Event
Humble’s L A Derden invites service station operators and Humble sales associates to a 7 p.m. dinner at The Tower on Tuesday September 20 to view the 1966 Southwest Conference Highlight film. The event marks the kickoff of the season and Humble will sponsor radio broadcasts of the featured games from the 1965 conference season.
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Beman and Gray Tie for Lead in National Amateur Golf
Deane Beman and Downing Gray share the 54 hole lead at Ardmor e Pa heading into the final round with 214 four over par for the 6509 yard Merion course. Gray shot a 68 to move within one stroke of Beman as Morley and Cernsio sit at 215 and Siderows Allen and McManus at 216.
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