Final Quarter Score Beats No. 2 3A Team by Bulldogs
Elsie Moore reports Sun football special as La Porte Cypress-Fairbanks falls 136 to 1 in a dramatic late surge. La Porte led early, traded drives, and felled the top-ranked Bobcats with a key fumble recovery and late scoring drive, while Cy-Fair defense stymied the visitors in the final period.
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Elsie Moore
Bulldogs
Sun
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Christen
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My Wheeler
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Ripple
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S. Ueely
Jones
Cy-Fair
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Anahuac Panthers Edge East Chambers 70 in County Title Game
Anahuac defeats East Chambers 70 to 0 to claim the county title. Stevens scores twice, with Phillips and Williamson contributing. Henicke boots one extra point. Panthers’ defense held East Chambers scoreless after a strong first half as Anahuac rallies in the final period to seal the win. Next Friday, Anahuac travels to Hull for a test of their fourteenth start of the season.
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Bucs
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Anahuge
East Chambers
Tony Miller
Charles Stevens
Béose Phillips
Stevens
Butch
Williamson
Ao Sltyard
Philips
Anahuac Gang
Darryl Henicke
Jimmy Ashby
Jesse
Arene
Ashby
Anahuac
Chambers
Miller
Gary Wood
Hull
Daiseitai
Reds Top Astros 4 2 as Sioler Sees Run Runin
Cincinnati Reds beat Houston 4 2 behind seven innings from Sammy Ellis and relief from Bill McCool, inching closer to the league leader San Francisco. Don Drysdale and the Dodgers also won, keeping the West tight. Ellis improved to 20 9, joining the NL 20 game winners group.
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Associated Press
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Sammy Enis
Milwaukee Braves
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Juan Marichal
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Ellis
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Reds
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Houston
Marichal
Sandy Koufax
Tony Cloninger
Pistons
Philadelphia
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching of 1967 Season
National League leader Clemente posts a .332 batting average for Pittsburgh, with Rose driving in 109 runs. Other stars include Mays with 205 RBIs and Koufax going 22-8 in pitching. In the American League Versailles and Oliva share big hitting marks, Campaneris leads in steals, while Grant and Lolich head the pitching strikeouts and wins tallies.
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Milwaukee
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Johnson
Mays
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Chicago
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Boston
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Horton
Detroit
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California
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McDowell
Lolich
Higginbotham Joins Sollock Turner Chrysler Plymouth Bayshore
Jesse Higginbotham announces his association with Sollock Turner Chrysler Plymouth in Pasadena Texas to serve friends and customers in the Bayshore area. He expresses hope for the new venture.
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Sollock - Turner
Chrysler
Plymouth
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Pasa
Pragdelonia and Pittsburgh Fans Face Mixed Results
Fragmented sports column notes a schedule mix with teams from Pitts burgh and San Francisco and a night game in St Louis. Mentions Koufax and era snours with partial lines about standings and the American League.
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Bunlding
Pittsburgh
Friend
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Mmwaue
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oSackson
Angeles
Koufax
St. Louis
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Twins win push for pennant with 2-1 loss to Senators
In a tight AL race, Minnesota's magic number drops to five after a 2-1 10 inning loss to Washington. Pascual pitched well with season high strikeouts as the Twins stay close to clinching. Orioles stumble as California also loses, keeping the pennant battle alive.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Lto Pascual
Washington
Twins
Baltimore Orioles
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Pascual
Senators
Frank Howard
Jim Merritt
Fred Valentine
Ken Hamlin
Dan Lock
Rich Rollins
Orioles
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Boston
Tulsa Oilers Seek Texas League Exit for Pacific Coast League
Tulsa Oilers, longtime Texas League affiliate since 1933, seek withdrawal and aim for a Class AAA Pacific Coast League berth. A Sept. 26 Albuquerque meeting will decide, with owner A. Ray Smith backing the move and stiff opposition from Dallas-Fort Worth and others. St Louis may enter a AAA agreement with Tulsa if the switch succeeds.
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Albuquerque
Nlm
Oilers
Austin
Amarillo
el Paso
Cel Ieaguerque
Dallas-Fort Worth
Finnerty
St. Louis
Arkansas
Browns Open Hopes Of Second Straight Title
Browns open the 1965 NFL season aiming for a second straight league title after a 1964 clincher. The schedule shows key week one matchups including the Redskins at Washington and Packers at Pittsburgh. Colts star Johnny Unitas faces rookie-era threat Fran Tarkenton as two powerhouses seek early advantage.
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Cleveland
Browns
Baltimore Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Red
Johnny Unitas
Fran Tarkenton
St Joseph's Catholic Junior High enters Parochial League
St Joseph's Catholic Junior High School will field a football team for the first time this year joining the Parochial League from Texas City to Houston. Coach Bob Easley says the school is not sponsoring the team but parents and Catholic Daughters aid with donations and a jewelry party. The team, named the Baytown Barracudas, will wear black and white and will play mostly out of town with a possible home game at Cedar Bayou Stadium if fundraising succeeds. Key players include Steve Easley and Dennis Pokluda, who impressed in a recent scrimmage with Pasadena's St Pius, while Easley plans a pro style offense.
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Sun Sports
St.Joseph's
Texas City
Houston
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Easley
Holy Name
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Baytown Barracudas
Barracudas
Pasadena
St. Pius
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Pokluda
Pee Wee
Yellow Jackets
Champion Eagles
Charles Reilly
Pee Wee Eagles
Schedule for Baytown Barbacudas Dates and Venues
Schedule lists games for Baytown Barbacudas at St Marys Tex as City St Christophers Houston Fatima Galena Park St Plus Pasa Tens St Augustine Mount Carmel Maly Name Houston with games at 3 pm. May be played in Baytown.
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St. Mary's
Texas City
St Christopher's
Houston
Fatima
Galena Park
St. Plus
St Augustine
Mount Carmel
Maly Name
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