Arkansas Texas Texas Christian Landed Conference Finish
In four years only Texas and Arkansas have won or shared the Southwest Conference title. Arkansas and Texas tied for 1960 61 and Texas won last fall with Arkansas second. The writer argues Texas and Arkansas are the likely champions while noting potential strong showings from Texas Christian Rice Baylor and SMU. Final finish predicted: Arkansas Texas Texas Christian Rice Baylor Texas A M Southern Methodist Texas Tech.
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Texas
Arkansas
Texas- Christian
Baylor
Rice
Darrell Royal
Frank Broyles
Texas Christian
TCU
Royal
Pat Culpepper
Johnny Treadwell
Broyles
Razorbacks
Longhorns
Ozarks
Frogs
Owls
Texas S&m
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Washington Flag at Brandywine and Ranger Voyage
In June 1777 George Washington led the flag of the United States into battle at Brandywine. On the second of July the flag flew from John Paul Jones ship Ranger at Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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George Washington
Unitedd States
Brandywine
John Paul Jones
Ranger
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Morgan's first major league hit wins game for Colt 45s
Sunday, September 22, 1963, Houston Colt .45s rookie Joe Morgan, from Oakland, California, notches his first major league hit in his first year, driving in the decisive run in a 2-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. The Colt .45s later seek victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the semifinal. The game featured a tight duel between Hal Brown and Chris Short, with pivotal ninth inning moments including Amaro’s early threat and Morgan's timely hit off Johnny Klippstein.
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Fred Hartman
Joe Morgan
Oakland
Calif
Houston Colt
Ary “Craft
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Colts
Hal Brown
Chris Short
Knuckler
Wes Coy
John Weekly
Ington
Brownard
Amaro
Houston
Hal Woodeshick
Johnny
Tony Gonzalezison
Wierdo Phil Frame
Ton
Browns
Turk Farrell
Farrell
Ruben Amuro
Phillily
Short
Fice
Aaron Pointer
Tony Taylor
Carl Warwick
Rusty Staub
Johny Bateman
Morgan
Modesto
Durham
Johnny Klipp
Stein
Aspro
Wynn
Colt
Glenn Vaughan
Clay Dalrymple
Brown
Ron Hansen
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Pedro Ramos
John Romano
Washington
Baltimore
Orioles
Veale
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Lee Walls
Maury Wills
Fae
Jin Gilliam
Pirate
Davis
Howard
Donn Clendenon
Bill Virdon
Pittsburgh
Johnny Pedres
Bob Miller
Joe Nuxhall
Julian Javier
Vada Pintlson
Curt Simmons
Frank Robinson
Dodgers, Cardinals Lose Magic Bid in Pennant Race
Dodgers and Cardinals faltered as Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 4-0 and St. Louis 5-2, shrinking the magic number to one while Giants and Yankees won. Willie McCovey, Al Downing, and Vada Pinson fueled late-season showdowns as the Mets and Red Sox also dropped games.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
el- Roy Face
Pirates
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Face
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cardinals
Chavez Ravine
Ee Banks
Minnesota
Chicago
Yanks
San Francisco Giants
Mets
Willie McCovey
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
New York Yankees
al Downing
Kansas City
Joe Pepitone
Bouthed Ieser
Dave Wickersham
Downing
Twins
Lmilo Pascual
Bostton Red Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Ramer
Timmin Hallte Yer
Knudson Wins Portland Open In Extra Hole Playoff
Slan der George Knudson of Toronto outlasted a pair of young pros for the $30,000 Portland Open Golf Tournament crown in an extra hole playoff in Portland Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
George Knudson
Toronto
Deadline Looms For Deer Hunting Applications In Texas
The Parks and Wildlife Commission sets October 31 as the deadline to file applications for deer hunting on six wildlife management areas Kerr Angelina Black Gap Sierra Diablo Pipeline and Gene Howe with specific season dates listed for each area. Also included is a sports note about Knudson winning a playoff for $4,300 and Rudolph taking $2,000 as runner up alongside Army history lines.
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Austin
Parks and Wildlife Commission
I. Kerr
Angelina
Deewee Black Gap
Dee Sierra Diablo
Pipeline
Dee
Gene Howe
Knudson
Mason Rudolph
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Warwick
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Bob Aspermonte
Jim Hackleman
Associated Pressy
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
McCovey
Willie Mays
Giants
Sith
Sam Bowens
Senators
Feiner
Asprie
Lilly Ss
Rudolph
United States Army
Texas Ave
Chevrolet
Buck Turner
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