Ross Leads Barbers Hill To 42-6 Victory Over Crosby
Barbers Hill routs Crosby 42-6 in season opener led by Greg Ross who, coming off a knee injury, rushed for 57 yards and caught 216 yards on six receptions to account for five touchdowns. Randy McCollum and Walter Balinski also shone for Crosby with balanced contributions. The rivalry renewed with fierce play as Barbers Hill struck early and built a commanding lead.
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Mont Belvieu
Riday
Greg Ross
Barbers Hill
Crosby
Randy Busch
Bob White
Charles Aycock
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Eagles
Balinski
Barbers
Collum
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McCollum
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Glenn
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Am Lum
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Butch Whitener
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Kilgore
Datar
McColthat
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Eagle
Croshy
Donald Haddon
Michael Hargraves
Leroy Martin
Lincoln Kilgore
Jinemen
Lockeyie
Rocky Keene
Thomas Machala
Haddon
Ronnie Nelson
Ball
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Buffe
East Chambers
Hoss
Little
Colts Rally Past Mets For Ninth Win In Last Twelve
The Colts rallied in the eighth to beat the New York Mets 4-2, led by Pendleton with three hits including a key double, Temple contributing a run and an RBI, and Golden earning the win as Houston built a late lead and held on.
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Fred Wartman
Jim Golden
Houston
Jonn
Temple
Jim Pendleton
Bandit
Pendleton
New York Mets
Don McMahon
Mahon
Rod
Golden
J. C. Hartman
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al Jackson
Hal Woodeshick
al Heist
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Joe Christopher
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Sammy Taylor
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Harry Craft
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Reds
Jerry Lynch
John Edwards
Leo Cardenas
Frank Robinson
Eddie
I Curt Simmons
Phillies
Braves
Roy Sievers
Jack Baldsham
Claude Nd
Dor Demeter
Hank Aaron
Wee Adcock
Milwanker
Anahuac Panthers Hammer Kirbyville in 1962 Opener
Anahuac Panthers exploded for 379 total yards to rout Kirbyville 41-14 in the 1962 season opener. Russell Ezer scored three rushing touchdowns and added a 76 yard burst, while Robert Moore threw for 149 yards as Anahuac built a 27-0 halftime lead and claimed the victory behind a strong defensive effort. Kirbyville fought back with two late touchdowns as Anahuac dominated on the ground and through the air across the contest.
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AirHyyin
Firat Dowan
Turner
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Trent
Ezer
Kinser
Stoore
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Dodson
Alman
Almond
Anahuac
Guy C
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Sun
Jeff Larrison
Anahuac Panthers
Kirbyville
Panthers
Wildcats
Russell Ezer
Charles Dye
Tommy Wilcox
Jimmy Hall
Wildcat
Robert Moore
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Moore
Aul Trant
Carroll Wilborn
David Kinser
Wilborn
Trant
Annie McBride
Don Woods
Gien Dodson
Avery Almond
Alahuac
Jimmy
May
Charles Dockery
Hirbeyville
Daniel
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Bailey
Inter
Bulldogs
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Conroe
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Larry Porter
Gary Baldauf
John Williamson
Owens
Collegian Bids Against Emerson in National Tennis Champs
Forrest Hills reports Andy Lloyd, 2 years removed from junior play, faces Roy Emerson in the quarterfinals at the National Tennis Championships. Emerson, defending champion, overcame Mike Sangster in five sets while other matches showcased Barbara Laver, Sara Sukova, and Pat Floyd advancing in both men's and women's brackets.
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N.Y
API
Roy Emerson
Andy Lloyd
Trinity University
Texas
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Mike Sangster
England
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Richardson
Vic Seixas
L. McKinney
Jan Leschley
Denmark
Laver
Antonio Palafox
Mexico
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Jaidi Mukerjea
India
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Billy Knight
Margaret Smith
Australia
Sandra Reynolds Price
South Africa
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Donna Floyd
Arlington
Vicky Palmer
Phoenix
Ariz
Gwyneth Thomas
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Vera Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Smith
Miss Bueno
Mrs. Reynolds
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Miss Floyd
Lesley Turner
Miss Palmer
Pauline Roberts
Thomas
Sukova
Carol Hanks
St. Louis
Miss Hard
Dorothy Knode
Texas League Scores Sprint Across The Night
Scorecard reports a flurry of Texas League results with Austin topping El Paso 7-2 and Liberty defeating Jasper 20-6. Other notable scores include Conroe 32 over LaPorte 6, Bay City 20 over Alvin 6, and Angleton 18 to 12 over LaMarque.
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Jasper
Conroe
LaPorte
Barbers Hill
Crosby
Anahuac
Kirbyville
Humble
Cypress-Fairbanks
Houston Farr
Mount Carmel
Huntsville
Dayton
Bay City
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Denver Rocks Chargers in AFL opener 30-21
Denver held off the favored San Diego Chargers 30-21 in a lively AFL start as Frank Tripucka directed four scoring drives. The Broncos racked up 384 passing yards to the Chargers 132, aided by sharp protection and a stinging defense that carried the win before a crowd near 28,000.
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San Diego Chargers
American Football League
Boston Patriots
Dallas Texans
Ballyard
Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
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Oakland Raiders
AFL
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Frank Tripucka
Notre Dame
Bob Scarpitto
Tripucka
iChargers
First Tests For La Porte- Conroe's First Half Stuns Bulldogs 32-6
Conroe Tigers open season with decisive 32-6 victory over La Porte Bulldogs. Key plays include Jimmy Bailey 64 yard run and Johnny Signorelli 53 yard scamper, as Conroe builds a commanding lead by halftime and maintains pressure in the second half.
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Conroe
la Porte
Bulldogs
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Buddy Daniel
Ronnie Owens
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David Moore
Johnny Signorelli
Stanley Grisham
TD Booster Clubs Meet At Baytown Gridiron Start
Baytown's two football clubs open the 1962 season Monday with meetings at the Tower Restaurant at noon and at the REL cafeteria at 7 30 p m The Touchdown Club boasts a perfect record and a new season outlook A noon con vened program by Dr Hamlett J Davin previews the gridiron action while Monday night the Gander Booster Club moderates a session with Tom Watkinson promising access to fans The clubs will review Spring Branch and prior results and invite supporters to join the Ganders boosters
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Baytown
Tower
REL
Touchdown Club
Hamlett J. Davin
Gander
James
Slick) Ellin
Ganders
Tom Watkinson
Spring Branch
Wills Sets NL Steal Mark as Mazeroski Powers Giants Rise
Maury Wills matched a modern NL record by stealing four bases to reach 82 for the season, while Bob Mazeroski belted a grand slam to lift the Pirates past the Dodgers 10-1. The Dodgers slipped into a tie with San Francisco, as Cincinnati closed the gap behind with a 6-5 win over St Louis.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louisas
Milwaukeery
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
New Yankee
St . Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Ant Jay
Mahaffey
Spahn
Wills
Mazeroski
Giants
Dodgers
Jack Sanford
Jose Fagan
Tom Halle
Felipe Alou
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Reds
Gordy Coleman
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Maury Wills
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bescher
Ty Cobb
Chicago Cubs
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Rex Baxter Jr
Bescher
Asj
Baxter
Gunder
Denver Country Club
Raincays
Dave Marr
Son City
Ariz
Marty Frigot
Temont
Don Jammry
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Eighteen Soviets Charged With Wartime Collaboration
In a wartime collaboration case reported from Moscow via AP, eighteen Soviet citizens were arrested in Lithuania. Ten accused of joining punitive squads allegedly responsible for mass killings in Lithuania and White Russia, with an alleged death toll of about 50,000.
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Moscow
Lithuania
Soviet Lithuania
White
Russia
Gander Opener Tickets On Sale
Baytown prepares for the 1962 football opener at Spring Branch with about 2,000 tickets available in West stands. Adult reserved seats cost 1.25 dollars, students pay 0.50 if bought before Friday night. gate sales Friday may raise student ticket availability. Athletic director Dan Stallworth notes the stadium seats 12,600 and extra tickets may be released beyond the 30 yard lines.
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Baytown
Spring Branch
Friay
Dan Stallworth
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