Humiliated SWC In Line For More Weekend Defeats
The Associated Press reports Southwest Conference teams, humiliated in week one, face more losses with four of five intersectional games. Texas Christian meets USC, Texas heads to Maryland, Rice hosts Georgia Tech, SMU faces Ohio State, and Arkansas hosts Tulsa. Texas Tech opens league title chase against Texas A&M at College Station as six straight conference games loom. Colorado joins Baylor at Waco. Arkansas’ 9-0 win over Oklahoma State is the lone league victory against a Big Eight club.
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Injuries Strain Baytown Defense Against Bellaire Visit
Baytown faces a tougher test as two defensive starters Rincon and Herrera may miss Friday’s game after injuries from last week. Bellaire aims to repeat its 214 shutout of Port Arthur and chase a third straight win after beating Beaumont 39 6.
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U S Davis Cup hopefuls near Australia clash in Ohio
The United States clinched the American Zone with doubles pair Earl Buchholz and Chuck McKinley beating Venezuela's Tyo Pimentel and Marcos Gambus. Barry MacKay and Bernard Bartzen won their singles, setting up a possible November meeting with the Philippines or Italy en route to Australia.
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Louisville Clinches American Association Final Berth
Louisville has earned a spot in the American Association finals as Denver and Houston battle tied 3-3 in their semifinal series. The Colonels beat St. Paul 5-1 to win their semifinal 4-2. Denver, the regular season champion, routed Houston 9-1 and will host Houston Monday in a decisive game with R G Smith scheduled for the Bears. The Houston-Denver winner will face Louisville in a best-of-seven to determine who advances to the Junior World Series.
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Oilers Triumph Over Chargers In AFL Showdown
Houston Oilers surge to a 38 28 win over undefeated Los Angeles Chargers. George Blanda scores 26 points with three touchdowns and a field goal as the Oilers forges a late first half lead and clamps down on defense. The crowd of 20 156 sees a balanced attack and key stops that cement a potential AFL title bid.
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Yankees Sweep Orioles To Open Four-Game Lead
The New York Yankees swept the Baltimore Orioles over the weekend to assume a four-game edge in the American League with 11 games left. A series of strong performances, including Ralph Terry’s near no hit bid and key hits from Jackie Brandt and Rocky Colavito, fueled the surge as Chicago and Baltimore chase and Washington looms as a threat.
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Denver Broncos Turn Season With Unbeaten AFL Start
Frank Filchock built a cohesive Denver Broncos squad, guiding them to a 2-0 AFL start and first place in the Western Division with a 27-21 comeback win over the Bus. Baytown and Wichita Falls lead Class AAAA schoolboy football after Baytown routed Port Arthur 21-0. Breckenridge split expectations after a 47-6 win over Breckenridge and Corpus Christi Miller defeated San Antonio Alamo Heights 26-0.
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Suiciders Tie Second Win in Home Opener Thrill
Carver, led by Lanel Brown and Leon Carr, dominated Booker T. Waughing ton 37-0 at home. The Bucs piled up 662 rushing yards and 105 passing yards, with key scores from Brown, Carr, and Wheatfall as Washington closed the game with a 20-yard keeper and Wheatfall reception for two points.
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Ole Miss Pitches For 42 0 rout at Rice Stadium
Ole Miss upset Houston 44 to 0 in a season opener at Rice Stadium as Jake Gibbs and Glynn Griffing combined in the second half to dismantle the Cougars defense. Gibbs passed for 105 yards and connected on six of ten first half passes while James Anderson and Eddie Murhamore sparked the aerial attack.
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Flor Ida Banker Buys Queen’s Red Carpet Footlo ng
A Florida banker purchased the foot long red carpet used for Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to the St. Lawrence Seaway. Bradley Yorager, VP of Citizens National Bank of St. Petersburg, paid $350 for the carpet as confirmed by the St. Lawrence Seaway Corp.
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Luck Ease Keep Area Fans Happy
Baytown fans, led by George Perkins, enjoyed the Houston Oilers opening Sunday. Many locals attended with others from Pasadena and Baytown, some in air conditioned boxes, as Oilers Carter and crew delivered an entertaining home debut. Ticket takers and ushers wore shiny tin hats, a note of local color for the crowd.
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