Sterling Blue Devils Beat Forest Park 14-0
Sterling Blue Devils defeat Forest Park junior varsity 14 to 0 in Beaumont. Rex Fisher connected with Bill Hargraves for a 54 yard touchdown and later to Mike Chandler for 15 yards to seal the win. Fisher ran 63 yards on 14 carries, Downing and Melton led a stout defense with six tackles each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Blue Devils
Forest Park
Bon Plocheck
Sun Sports
Beaumont
Ross Sterling
Blue Devils
Hoss Sterling High School
O. E. Downing
Sterling
Trojan
Rex Fisher
Bill Hargraves
Fisher
Mike Chandler
Downing
Ray Melton
Jerry Acosta
John ‘Odneail
Hargraves
Bily
Bruce Neilson
Dodgers Sweep Astros to Seize NL Lead in Pitching Battle
Los Angeles snapped Houston 4 0 and 10 0 in a doubleheader to move atop the National League standings. Sandy Koufax earned win in both games, extending his 23rd victory while the Dodgers pushed ahead of the Pirates and Giants as New York approached. Wills and Fairly drove in early runs, Roseboro added key hits, and Koufax matched a career milestone with 2 357 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Giants
Walter Alston
Dick Coach
Associated Press Sports Wavies
Sandy Koufax
Dodger
Houston
Astros
St. Louis
Pirates
Major League Standings and Sunday Results
Sunday results feature several shifting games with many runs. Minnesota defeated Baltimore 11 to 6 while Kansas City beat Detroit 5 to 1. Chicago edged Washington 4 to 1 and California beat Cleveland 8 to 2. New York won 4 to 2 against Boston, St Louis 4 to 3 over Pittsburgh, Chicago 4 to 0 over San Francisco, Los Angeles 4 to 1 over Houston, Philadelphia 10 to 9 against Cincinnati, and Atlanta 8 to 3 over New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bob Bolin
Atlanta Braves
New York
Philadelhia
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Res
John Roseboro
Dodger
Houston
Chris Zachary
Miller
Moeller
Ron Fairly
Koufax
Willie Davis
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Associated Press
Revie W. L. Pet G
Atlanta Isene
REL Sophomores and JVs Fall to Spring Branch Bears
REL sophomores and junior varsity fell to Spring Branch teams Saturday. Gander sophomores lost 24-3 as Bobby Smith rushed 85 yards for a touchdown on a reverse. JVs were shut out 7-0. Both squads meet Spring Branch Memorial next Saturday at 4 p.m. in Cedar Bayou Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Spring Branch High School
Gander Sophs
Spring Branch
Jvs
Bear
Bobby Smith
Spring Branch Memorial
Sophs
Mustangs
Memorial
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League batting leaders include Oliva with .320 and Aparicio with 167 hits. F. Robinson leads in runs with 107 and RBIs with 103 tied with Kiebrew. Home runs favor F. Robinson at 43. Campaneris tops in steals with 46. National League batting honors go to Alou and Clemente at .347 and .327 respectively, with Aaron leading in RBIs at 109 and Aaron in homers at 37. Stolen bases feature Brack and Jackson, while pitching leaders show Nash and Regan with standout records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Powell
Balmore
Kiebrew
Aparicio
Yastrzermnski
Rosjton
B. Robinson
Alou
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Clemente
Aaron
Qanta
Allen
Philadelphia
Alley
Clemene
Alanta
Alien
Brack
St. Louis
Jackson
Houston
Regan
Los Angeles
Marichal
San Francisco
Baylor Upsets Syracuse 35 12 Tops AP Top Ten
Baylor routed seventh ranked Syracuse 35 12 as Terry Southall threw four TD passes for 229 yards and Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder lamented the defeat. Floyd Little scored both Syracuse TDs with two weeks to regroup before the UCLA game. Other Top Ten teams begin seasons this week including Michigan State Nebraska UCLA Arkansas Purdue USC Notre Dame and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Rock
Associated Press
Alabama
Syracuse
Baylor
Terry Southall
Orangeman
Ben Schwartzwalder
Southall
Schwartzwalder
Floyd Little
UCLA
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Louisiana Tech
Michigan State
North Carolina State
Nebraska
Texas Christian
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Purdue
Ohio University
Southern California
Texas
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Irish
Volunteers
Auburn
Stolle Declines High Pro Offer After Wimbledon Victory
Forest Hills report says Fred Stolle, the new U S men’s tennis champion, rebuffs offers of 60 000 for two years, saying he is not interested in being just another pro. He defeated John Newcombe 6 4 2 0 6 4 6 4 to claim the grass court title. Maria Bueno, Brazil’s women’s champion, also discussed continued play after beating Nancy Richey 6 3 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N.Y
Australia
Fred Stolle
U.S
Sydney
Frank Sedgman
Lew Hoad
P' Esten
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Maria
Wimbeldon
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Texas Sports World Mourns Blair Cherry
Blair Cherry, longtime Texas football coach and later oilman, dies from a heart clot in Lubbock. He won three straight state schoolboy titles at Amarillo and, as Texas head coach, led one SWC title and three bowl teams. He is posthumously inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Sports World
Blair Cherry
Lubbock
Tex
Dom
Texas
Cherry
Amarillo
Llano
Ranager
Fort Worth Northside
Paul Tyson
Waco
D. X. Bible
A. W. Cherry
West Texas
Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
Clay Hurts Right Hand In Mildenberger Battle
Cassius Clay, fresh from his latest ring conquest, shows a puffed right hand at O Hara Airport after stopping Karl Mildenberger in 1 minute 30 seconds of the 12th round to defend his heavyweight title for the sixth time. He may visit a doctor to assess the injury and plans a fight with Cleveland Williams in Texas in a couple of months if all is well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cassius Clay
Gonquest
Clay
O'Hare International
West Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Mildenberger
George Chuvalo
Cleveland Williams
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robin Roberts
Maury Wills
Wills
Wie Dav
Fairly
Jimmy Lefebvre
John Rosebore
Gene Ray Hamilton
Miriam
Baytown Sun
Houston Sports Association
Rhot
Los Ancetes
Zachery
Ferreter
R. Miller
Regen
Torborg
Resebora
W—R. Miller
L—Zachary
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ray Sadecki
Lumus Baytown Dodge
Market St
Tareyton
Yiancmciig
Treasure Gold
Woods Home Center
Home Lumber Company
Texas Ave
Gue
Major League
Stolle
Sedgman and
Hoad
Fryer
T Sepiks Blackhawk
Oulde Lyons
Sunkist Lemons
Toni
Crysta
Wiser
Pillsbury
Cotter Mate
Sasket
Kellogg's
Gebhardt
Cereal
Eorgia Pacific Tissues
Underwood
Drinks
Rosedale
Pears
Food Service
Eae
LIONS
Lyons
Uncle Williams
KRAFT
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!