Oliver Sparks Bruin Comeback At Spring Branch
The sequence features Oliver leading a late drive with a 16 yard rush, a diving catch by Mickey Tiner, and multiple plays from the Spring Branch defense. Key moments include a safety by Mickey Tiner, a near score on the Bear six, and a late fourth down incomplete pass as time winds down.
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Oliver
Mickey Tiner
Bruinau
Hg Spring Branch
Dwight Denison
Tiner
Bear
Carl Cavin
Wigginton
Jerry Johnson
Spring Branch
Bruins
Crofoot Sharp Bulldogs Handle Angleton 200 in Fast Victory
La Porte Bulldogs overpower Angleton Wildcats 200 as Crofoot connects on six of eight passes and scores twice. Hicks kicks extra points, Edgman recovers a punt, and Reyes adds a late score as La Porte dominates with solid defense and run game. Angleton only threats early, then stalls.
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A. Elsie Moore
LA Porte
Porte Bulldogs
Angleton Wildcats
Tommy Crofoot
Bulldogs
Angleton
Crofoot
Lloyd Hicks
Hicks
Wildcats
Pat O'Connor
Flu Reyes
Mike Edgman
Reyes
Bulldog
Wildcat
Crafoot
Ronald Shirley
Shirley
Edgmon
Spring Branch Bears Upset Baytown In Hype Shakedown
Baytown’s high ranked Robert E. Lee Ganders fell 30 to Spring Branch in Memorial Stadium. A 14 yard field goal by injured fullback John Ruthsman and a tight defensive battle defined the game as Gander’s top state perch wavered. Tiner, Marsh and Oliver fueled late Gander drives but four straight from the 10 ended in a turnover.
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Bill Hartman
Sun Sports
Baytown
Spring Branch
Bears
John Ruthsman
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Memorial Stadium
Ganders
Jimmy Savell
Ricky Burch
Savell
IREL
Burch
Rick
Oliver
Denson
Tiner
Bear
Richard
Wiggington
Marsh
Pee Wee Sign Up Deadline Sunday
Registration for Pee Wee football runs Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Optimist Building on Market Street. About 200 boys are needed and parents are urged to bring their children. All players must complete applications before participation.
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Optimist
Market Street
Buffs and Panthers Tie 8-8 In Opening Stalemate
Jerry Prochazka reports a scoreless start as Buffaloes and Panthers trade late drives and miss several scoring chances. Crosby opens with a kickoff return and six points, while Jones connects with Falk for two. Buffalo fumbles halt two late Panther drives as both teams struggle in the opening period.
Golf Series Opens With Top Names In Akron Event
AKRON Ohio AP The World Series of Golf unfolds at Firestone with Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Dave Marr and Peter Thomson in a two day 36 hole event for a 77500 purse. The winner earns 50000 runner ups collect 15000 and 7500. Nicklaus despite recent struggles remains a strong favorite.
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Akron, Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Peter Thomson
Firestone
Nicklaus
PGA
Bay City Panthers maul Baytown Buccaneers in season opener
Bay City Panthers overwhelmed Baytown Buccaneers 45-14 as Willie Casey starred with three rushing TDs and an 80 yard kickoff return. Bay City built a 25 point lead on fumbles and big plays, then held on as Carver failed to score in the final period. Carver travels to Orange to face M. B. North next week seeking first win.
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Buccaneers
Bay City Panthers
Panthers
Mit
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Casey
City Panther
Fontenat
Pitre
Kermit Smith
Bamie
Bucs
Arthur Robinson
Baytown
Carver
Roland Alderson
Lee Samuel
Pire
Robinson
Orange i
M. B. North
Satch Signs With Athletics for 1965 Season
Kansas City Athletics signed Leroy Satchel Paige for the remainder of the 1965 season. Finley announced the deal from Chicago, noting Paige’s age and past performance. Paige, once tied to 1848 pennant races with Cleveland, is viewed as one of the era's greatest pitchers.
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Leroy Satchel Paige
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Satchel
Satch
Finley
Finlay
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Cy-Fair Routs Falcons 32 to 14 in Friday showdown
No. 2 Cy-Fair Triple A team used a grinding ground game to defeat Channelview 32-14. Halfback Brian Christen led with 273 rushing yards and a 56-yard scoring pass, while Ripple and Mills added scores. Channelview’s offense totaled 240 yards with a late rally in the fourth quarter.
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Jerry Prochazka
Sun Football
Sheldon
Andy Buffaloes
King Panthers
King
Cy-Fair Rips Falcons
Bill Ansel
Channelview
Cypress
Fairbanks
Channelview Falcons
Brian Christen
Cy-Fair
Anotch
Falcon
Christen
Ripple
Halback
Bob Mills
Falcons
Ray Mathews
Kenneth Musgrove
Mathews
Tempted E
NL season attendance breaks 12 million mark again
Cincinnati AP reports the National League set a season attendance record for the fourth straight year with 12 million-plus totals. Five games drew 114,475, lifting league attendance to 32,133,716, surpassing the 1961 mark of 12,045,190. The 12 million figure was reached on the final day of the season with three weeks remaining.
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Cincinnati
BSChE with 03 and 36 years in chemical industry
Firm seeks a BSChE with 3 and 36 years experience in chemical and petrochemical fields. The role requires including economic studies, process calculations, and some design. Salary options range from 650 to 750 dollars and 750 to 950 dollars per month.
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