Channelview Falcons Blank St. Pius 16 0 for Second Straight Win
Channelview with Freddie Russell at quarterback and Dudley Suggs Kenneth Smith running produced a 16 0 victory over St. Pius Panthers. The defense smothered the Panthers while Russell passed and ran for a persistent Falcon attack. Otis punted well and special teams created key breaks as Channelview improved to two wins in a row.
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Robert Wind Toose
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John Butler
St Pius
Mike St. Pius
McManus
Bob Hutson
Reggie Corley
John
Charlie Jones
Walt
Jeffery Lynn
Larry Kolarik
Otis
Jacklit
Wil
Carlton Cox
Ithey
Paul Jones
Herrington
Ronnie
Nicklaus Faces Texan In Battle For Amateur
Power-hitting Jack Nicklaus, 21, meets Texan Dudley Wysong in the 36-hole National Amateur final at Pebble Beach. Wysong, aided by Byron Nelson tips, faces Nicklaus after defeating Ireland’s Joe Carr in a tense morning match and edging through a fogged afternoon to reach the title bout.
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McKinney
Tex
Byron Nelson
Ohio State
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Little Rock
Ark
Ireland
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Jack
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Ray 171 points in three games as Texas grid slate moves
Ten thousand fans watched San Angelo upset Corpus Christi Ray as quarterback Larry Mullins sparked the comeback with two touchdowns and one scoring pass. San Angelo led by Paschal’s defense, while Amarillo and other rosters posted wins.
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Stinnett
San Angelo
Corpus Christi Ray
Bobcats
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Wichita Faile
Breckenridge
Paschal
Phil Bechtel
Amarillo
Phil Harris
Jefferson
Austin
Fannie Waldo
Sherman
Louisville Colonels edge Denver 1 0 in decisive playoff game
The Louisville Colonels survived a tense ninth inning to defeat Denver 1-0 in the rubber game of the American Association playoff series. Louisville advances to face Houston in the best-of-seven final series, opening at Lewisville tonight.
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Louisville Colonels
Colonels
Houstons i Batts
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Eagles Host Hitchcock After Weather Delays
The Eagles were restricted by the State Highway Patrol near Witchcock preventing fans from entering the area for an APM game. The contest, delayed twice by hurricane winds and high water, is back on as coach Boyd Kelley confirms a 3 p.m. Saturday kickoff at Mont Bel View.
Writers Pick Rice In SWC Championship Vote
SWC writers who toured conference training camps selected Rice to win the title with four of nine writers voting Rice first. Baylor got three first place votes but finished behind Rice Arkansas and Texas. A&M Texas Tech TCU SMU followed with last place for SMU.
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Machen DeJohn Scrap Could Be Lively Tonight
Syracuse AP reports a lively expectance for the Eddie Machen versus Mike DeJohn ten round heavyweight showdown at War Memorial Auditorium. Machen, ranked No. 4, is an 85 favorited favorite to press the attack after their April San Francisco bout. DeJohn, at 6 feet 3 and previously 216 1 2 pounds, has shed weight and promises greater aggression tonight.
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Ore
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Machen
War Memorial Auditorium
ABC
DeJohn
San Francisco
Spirit of Brownwood community effort inspires residents
From Where I Sit praises the iron will of locals in ongoing dig out efforts. Citizens Bank notes how officers deliver assistance offers and urges continued help to damaged households. A practical clothing care recipe for oil tainted garments is shared along with thanks to fire, police, civil defense and church workers.
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Ded
Koufax Sets 243 Strikeout Mark In Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax struck out 10 to reach 243 for the year, breaking a 50-year NL record and helping the Dodgers to a 5-1 victory over the Giants. The lefty’s latest milestone continued Los Angeles’ surge in the pennant race as Warren Spahn faltered in the Braves loss. Koufax’s power supported a five-run inning and solid defense, keeping the Dodgers within reach of Cincinnati in the NL standings.
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San Frangio
Cisco
Stu Miller
Port Arthur Battles Baytown In Stiff Local Grid Clash
Port Arthur forged a sustained 85 yard drive from its 15 as Jompston and Miller carried the load and Landry connected on a early punch. Baytown fought back with bravura stops but Oliver and Longacre altered the tempo, ending with Conway’s fifth straight kick sealing the result.
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Gemus
Suard
Kidd
Longacre
Steve McAfee
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Conway
Thompson
Kemplay
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Peacock
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Jett
Stewart
This Week in Sports Schedule Update
Monday events include Touchdown Club at the Tower at noon, Gander Boosters at REA, and Y Guys at the YMCA at 7:45 p.m. YMCA-Physical Fitness at 6:46 p.m. Wednesday lists YMCA-Physical Finesse at 4 p.m.
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the Tower
Gander Boosters
Rea
YMCA
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