Ganders Ready for Scrimmage with Reagan at Memorial Stadium
Gander coach Pete Sultis says the team has beaten itself up in practice and now aims to test itself against Reagan in a 7:30 p.m. scrimmage. Key players, multiple quarterbacks, and injuries are noted as final lineup decisions loom for the opener.
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Houston
Reagan
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Ganders
Sulis
Jimmy Savell
Justin Kollmeyer
Norman Montgomery
Ricky Bureh
Pat Urchin
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Fenelon
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Cooper
Robert Boyd
Rocky Zier- Jein
Mike Messick
Ed Kenny
James Holloman
Scott Barringer
Tommy McLemore
Kerry Hartless
Lee
Sulus
Fete
Houston Lee
Port Arthur
Sterling Fields New B Team Blue Devils Open Season
Sterling Fields High School forms a 28-player B team named the Blue Devils, mostly ineligible for varsity due to transfers. They schedule six junior varsity games starting Sept 10 at Forest Park, Sept 17 at Conroe, two home games, then road trips to La Porte and a home finale vs Smiley. Varsity opens Sept 15 vs Aldine MacArthur.
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Ross Sterling High School
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Sterling
Haseen
Blue Devils
Forest Perk
Beaumont
Conroe
Fort Neches - Groves
la Porte
Smiley
Aldine MacArthur
Rangers
Mike Hawks
Chuck Clinton
Roland Kudla
MacArthur
Kudle
Casper Trails Kel Nagle In Carling
SOUTHPORT England AP The Carling Golf Tournament faced a dramatic finish as leader Kel Nagle of Australia held a one stroke edge at 215 over 72 holes. American Gary Casper, the U S Open champion, shot 69 to climb to 216 just behind Nagle, with Bert Yancey shooting 68 for a course record but still two behind.
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England
Billi Casper
Casper
Kel Nagle
Australia
Smarties
Fish Sea
Nagle
Yancey
Bruce Devlin
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentinna
Peter Thomson
Terry Dill
Muleshoe, Tex
Neil Coles
Gander Boosters To Meet Tuesday
The Gander Booster Club will hold its first meeting of the 1966 football season at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Robert and Lee cafeteria. The coaching staff will be present to meet fans and show films. Regular meetings will follow each Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the REL cafeteria.
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Gander
Robert & Lee
REL
Kiwanis Guests Sultis Kudla Speak On Football
Pete Sultis and Holand Kuala head coaches led the Baytown Kiwanis Club reg ular meeting with a lively rundown of their football teams. Guests included Jack Combs Jim E from West Baytown, Sammy Hance Circle K president at Lee sector, Benny Moskowitz Circle K sponsor, and Clay Swain Robert Cryer Ruth Mary Elizabeth Cheek.
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Holand Kuala
Robert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
Baytown Kiwenis
Sultis
Kuala
Jack Combs
Jim E
West Baytown Kis
Als
Sammy Hance
Circle K
Lee Sector
Benny Moskowitz
Circle KF
Clay Swain
Robert Cryer
Ruth Mary
Elizabeth Cheek
Major League Leaders in Batting and Runs for 196?
The Associated Press lists national leaders with Alou of Atlanta leading in batting with 342 at bats 191 hits and 100 runs. Aaron of Atlanta 104 RBIs and 100 runs. Clemente of Pittsburgh 101 RBIs. Rose of Cincinnati 176 hits. In doubles Callison of Philadelphia 32 and Alou 30. American League leaders include Robinson of Baltimore batting 318 with Oliva Minnesota 309. Robinson 101 runs and 102 RBIs with Horton Detroit 90. Oliva 159 hits and Robinson 157. Yastrzemski Boston 33 doubles and B Robinson Baltimore leading in doubles.
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Alou
Atlanta
Aaron
Clemente
Rose
Cincinnati
Callison
Philadelphia
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
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Cash
Detroit
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Horton
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Boston
B. Robinson
Pro Football Roundup Raiders Top Dolphins in AFL Opener
Oakland shocked Miami 22 14 in the AFL opener as Woot struggled with interceptions and Howie Williams plus Dave Grayson provided two picks. Joe Auer sparked a kickoff return for a Raiders score while Dallas beat Minnesota 23 24 in the NFL exhibition, with Hayes and Tarkenton delivering big plays and Morton sealing the Dallas win.
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John Rauch
Joe Auer
Los Angeles Rams
Dolphin
Hewritt Dixon
Mike Mercer
Oilers Broncos Tie In AFL Opener At Rice Stadium
Houston OIlers meet Denver Broncos in the 1966 AFL season opener at Rice Stadium with an expected crowd under 30 000. Starting backfield features George Blanda Ode Burrell and Charlie Tolar and Lawrence Elkins as rookie. Offensive line includes Frazier McLeod and Frangille.
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Rice Stadium
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Pat Holmes
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Elkins
Major League Standings and Friday Results
The Associated Press standings show the National and American leagues with teams like Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Los Angeles leading in their divisions. Friday results include Atlanta versus Houston, Philadelphia versus New York, and several extra innings games across the circuit.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cowboys beat Vikings to finish undefeated in preseason
Dallas Cowboys defeated the Minnesota Vikings 28 to 24 in a nationally televised exhibition at the Cotton Bowl. Bob Hayes starred in the air as Dallas built a 27-0 lead, completing an undefeated preseason for the Cowboys, who now prepare to host the New York Giants in the season opener. A crowd of 58,316 witnessed the win, avenging a 37-17 loss from 1955.
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Tex
Bob Hayes
Minnesota Vikings
Cowboys
NFL
Baltimore
New York Giants
Vikings
College Chief Quits to Join Foreign Service Advising Vietnam
Dr. Raymond Van Cleef Sul Ross State College dean of student life resigns to become a foreign service officer with the Agency for International Development. He will serve as educational adviser to the Vietnamese government.
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Alpine
Tex
Raymond van Cleef
Sul Ross State College
Agency For International Development
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