Barbers Hill Eagles Trounce Trinity 40-0 in Class A Debut
Barbers Hill dominates Trinity 40-0 as the Eagles shift from Class B to A. Merrill and Tilton score early, Flowers tallies twice, with Merrill intercepting and Griffith recovering fumbles to fuel a 400-yard total offense. Barbers Hill blocks two Trinity punts and holds the Tigers to 76 total yards and six first downs.
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Don McLeod
Trinity
Eagles
Barbers Hill
Glen Merrill
James Tilton
Ronnie Collin
Mike Flowers
Flowers
Tilton
Tigers
Bill Lagergren
Kenny Cotten
David Grifith
Raymond LaFour
Barbers
Lil
Merrill
Cecil Lawrence
Griffith
Tiger
Ronnie Cullen
Bctore
Benny Lansford
Lowers
On Tor
Richard Perry
Chass
Hughing
Busser
Finnbles
Ouarters
Cottey
Lunsford
Anatuac Livington
Owens
Rosning
Ouarters Andihivbe
Livingston
Sommer' Uv
Atastey
ty _ Halterson
Hasley
Liva Owen
Meuman
Liha
Fron Balley
Smith Trum
Pirates Power Past Colts 10-2 Behind Mazeroski Clendenon
Pirates silenced Houston 10-2 as Mazeroski drove in four and Clendenon added three on three hits two of which were triples. Veale struck out seven for his 15th win while Bruce took the loss for Houston.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Zeroski
Don Clendenon
Houston
Mazeroski
Clendenon
Bob Veale
Mi¢An- White
Bob Bruce
Winsburgh
Bruce
Pirates
Babey
Bill Virdon
Jerry Liynch
Jerry Grose
Wall
Clengenon
Sin- Hiethi
Carl Wanvick
Dick Groat
Manyick
Lou Brock
Bover
Fred Burdette
Brock
Groat
Cardinal
Bill Mazeroski
Donn Clendenon
Colts
Bob
Veale
Mets
Tommy Davis
Bobby Klaus
New York
Dodgers
Klaus
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Ed Kranepool
Charlie Smith
Dodger
Ander
Derrell
Phillies use psychology in pennant push with Callison move
Phillies manager Gene Mauch bet on a plan and moved Johnny Callison to seventh to spark a four run rally in the eighth inning. The series opener against the Giants produced a 5 3 Philadelphia win as Callison delivered the key hit and the Phils widened their first place lead.
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Associated Press
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Canny Pilot
Mauch
Johnny Callison
Phils
San Francisco
Callison
Johnny
Giants
Dick Estelle
Steried
Carlson
Jess
Dukes' Jim Ward Sets Texas League Pitching Mark
Jim Ward of the Dukes became the league's winningest pitcher this season by guiding a 7-3 victory over El Paso. Ward also led the circuit with 24 strikeouts, fanning 11 in the win, as Albuquerque remains in the chase for second place with Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Duquerque’s
Jim Ward
Ward
Dukes
el Paso
Sam Antonio
Chris Zachary
Bullets
Austin
Zachary
Albuquerque
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Oilers
Gander Pass Defenders Scrimmage Versus Houston Bears
Gander Pass defenders worked hard in practice ahead of a Saturday scrimmage at Memorial Stadium against the Reagan Bears of Houston. Key players Acosta Rincon Oliver Mullins and Olive faced injuries and rest as coaches emphasized pass defense and 4A level blocking drills.
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Robert E. Lee Ganderst
Memorial Stadium
Reagan Bulldogs
Houston
Jaime Acosta
Yocc Wo Tuun
Ne Acosta
Dickie Dixon
Don
Hasald Barigis
Mike Wil
Mike Mutchamore
Arthur Martinez
Jerry
BranchsKovar
Jack Spivey
Bears
Timme Ammane
AR — Tam
Richard Oliver
Keith Mullins
Oliver
Mullins
Mikey Tina
Ronnie Marsh
Dennis Williams
Liz Herrera
Charles Hendricks
Dennis McAfee
Roland Kudla
Booster Club Opens Season at Robert E. Lee Cafeteria
The Ganter Booster Club holds its first season meeting at 7:40 p.m. Tuesday in the Robert E. Lee cafeteria. Both men and women are welcome and Gander coaches will be guest speakers. Movies from Saturday’s scrimmage may be shown.
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Ganter
Robert E. Lee
Tmes
Slick) Ellis
Blancas Wins Interservice Golf Title With 278
Homero Blancas of Houston captured the Interservice Golf Tournament title at Fort Benning with a record 278 after a final 69 and rounds of 73 66 and 70 to finish 10 under par for 72 holes. Orville Moody of Lawton Oklahoma, the 1962 winner, finished second with 294 while Dick Canon of San Angelo Texas shot 286 for third.
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FT. Benning
University of Houston
Homero Blancas
Blancas
Houston
Orville Moody
Lawton
Okla
Army
Dick Canon
San Angelo
Tex
Scores and Results From Local Games and Leagues
A long scorecard lists West Orange chips, Kirbyville at Houston Farr 33 Houston Mt Carm 01, plus many high school results across Clear Creek Bellville Katy Navasota Klein Spring Wotler Tambalt Port Acres Bishop Byrne Crockett Woodville East Chambers Hamshire Foonell Cleveland Dayton King Pearland Sweeny West Columbia Columbus Edna Aransas Pass Academy Lorena Barbers Hill Trinity Owingston Anahuec Hull Cassetta Lae Huruin etc. The American League standings show behind Baltimore six hundred, Chicago 3s 7, New York So Se Nerrett 6 1522 10, Los Angeles no 50? ND A, Minnesota 8 SO A, Cleveland Reeo Boster 76 445 21, Washington A, Kansas City S68. Friday results include New York 9 Kansas City 7, Los Angeles 7 Baltimore 1, Chicago Cleveland 5 in 10, Minnesota 14 Boston 3, Detroit 1 Yamato 06. Saturday games list many matchups: Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Tulsa at Fort Worth, etc. Texas League leaders show fitting stats for Fats Bening and others. several games: FarnWigdn vs San Antonio 5, Austin 75 Albuquerque 7 El Paso 3. Saturday games include Antonio Austin Paso at Albuquerque, Tulsa at Fort Worth.
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West Oraige
Kirbyville
Houston
Farr
Mt. Carmel
Clear Creek
Bellville
Katy
Navasota
Associated Press
Baltimore
Chicago
New
York
Nerrett
Los Angele
Winesota
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Yamaton
Algnt Soturioy
Barber
Brunel
Odum
Hwitight Sieveland
Siebert
Horlen
Totter
Harum
Lomobe
Kaat
Major League Batting and Fielding Leaders Include Clemente and May
The Minors National League top batters include Clemente Pittsburgh 342 at bats and 118 hits. Mays San Francisco leads in runs with 103 and home runs with 39. Carlton Allen Philadelphia shows 100 runs and 160 RBIs. Sandy Koufax leads pitching with 223 strikeouts while Don Drysdale has 207. In the American League Oliva Minnesota tops batting at 327 with 387 hits and 102 RBIs by Killebrew Minnesota. Other leaders include Mantle 310, Oliva 352, and Bunning 151 wins across the leagues.
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Clemente
Pittisburgh
Carty
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Maye
Williams
Santones
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Wiliams
Wills
Los Ans
Brock
St. Lauis Hing
Oufx
Los Angeles
Bun |Ing
Koufax
Drysdale
Los Angeltes
Ameren
Bills
Olva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Ru Oliva
Howser
Clevelind
Buts
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Lions Lace Anahuac In Area Opener 33-0
In an area opener, the Lions dominated Anahuac 33 to 0 as key players Ronnie Moore and Buster Naylor were sidelined with injuries. Livingston connected on a late touchdown pass, Moseley converted a point after, and the Lions built a first-half lead that sealed the game despite Anahuac’s early defensive stand.
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Lions
Anahuac
Guy CL Dackson
Ronnie Moore
Buster
Naylor
Panther
Uic Panthers
Boose Phi
Linas
Phillips
Fiell Ge
Thie Jin Ie Pi
Tess
Livingston
Clair
Twal
Moore
Munday
Kirwin
Galveston
Dati Tha
Johnny Holleman
Anahane
Givingston
Thremiainkne
Panthers
Roaunie
Gurlo
Zoan
Ferhiek Miurk
McMahon Saves Sox In 10th To Narrow AL Lead
Don McMahon pitched 30 minutes over three relief appearances to lift the Chicago White Sox 5-4 in 10 innings over the Cleveland Indians, moving within one percentage point of first place in the American League pennant race. Joe Adcock and Pete Ward homered for Chicago as Bill Skowron followed with another long shot, while Detroit and New York also won in tight AL action.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Don McMahon
Cleveland Indians
Chicaro White Sox
White Sox
Indians
Indy
Baltimore
Los Angles
Orioles
Chicas
McMahon
Tim Ron Hansen
Chicago
Ieadoff
Leon Wagner
Pete Ward
Sooner
Ward
Bill Skowran
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Poston
Detroit
Kington
Thetison
Pottafford
J. C. Martin
Tom Meleraw
Hansen
Jed
Juan Pizarro
Joe Landis
Adesele
Ange
Orie
Willie Smith
Adcock
Charstrada
Adeele
Fred Newman
de Lain Dous
Jerry Adair
Joe Pepltine
Yankees
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Nelson’ Mathews
Harmon Killebrew
Tony
Oliva
Zeileies
Killebrew
Versalles
Aberrd
Jeaely Tite
Felix Mantilla
Dave Wickersham
Senators
Fred Gladding
Dan Demeter
Bill Freehan
Narr Cash
AFL's Chargers Top Western Division Hopes
The AFL season preview highlights San Diego Chargers as division favorites behind a stout backfield and lines led by Ron Mix and Earl Faison. Oakland, Kansas City, Buffalo, Boston, and Houston are noted for talent but face uncertainty. Rangers in Dallas? Not applicable. focus remains on players Lincoln, Alworth, Rote, and emerging rookies shaping the league race.
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NEW York
Amery
Tobin Rote
Oak-J Ican
Paul Loweland
Kansas City
Denver
Alis Lincoln
Divisi
Lance Alworth
Astenty Suro
Waels
Rote
Boston
Paul Hornung
Jimmy Brown
AEL
Abner Haynes
Houston
Billy Cannon
Cookie Gienrist
Buffalo
Golden Boy
Mente
Keith Lincoln
San Diez
Lincoln
Sammy Baugh
Don Trull
Baylor
Scott Appleton
Texas
Pete Gozolak
Cornell
Matt Snell
Ohio State
Pete Beathard
South Pennfonnia Irvine
Chargers
Jets
Ron Mix
Earl Faison
Oakland
Raiders
San Diego
Clem Daniels
Art Powell
Ork
Catlon Davldson
Tom Flores
Jim Otlo
Archie Matsos
Kay Viney Nen
Kan City
Chiefs
Haynes
Curt McClinton
Len Dawson
EJ. Holub
Chris Buford
Beathard
Dawson
Billy Joe
Jacky Let En Sloan
Houston Linne
Taylor
Boston Patriots
Jack Concannon
Philadelphia
Pestriots
Larry Eisenhawer
Houston Antwine
Tom Addison
P Parilli
Pas
Art Graham
Jim Colclough
Larry Gerren
Ron Parton
Conkie Silehrist
Tack Kerp
Daryle LaMonicsip
Rees
Bill Miller
Elbert Dubenion
Houston Oilers
George Blanda
Charlie Tolar
Charlie Hennigan
Cannon
New
Shea Stadium
Gerry Philbin
iBert Wilder
North Carolina State
Snell
Wood
Rs Bakewerner
Donard
Anahuac Panthers Fall After Last-Second Kick Return
In a tense game with 2 seconds left, James Smith returned a kickoff for a fast touchdown, boosting Anahuac to a 320 final. Moseley and Owen connected briefly, Bolleman sealed a late drive with a 3 yard plunge, while several two-point attempts failed as the Panthers struggled to defend.
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Moseley
Yvight
Owen
Bolleman
Feder
Holleman
Anahuac
Richard Neill
James Smith
Wekle
Panthers
Ally Tank Anahune Tagr
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