Woodland Acres Tops Cedar Bayou in Opening Night Victory
Woodland Acres broke through in the second period and edged Cedar Bayou 22 8 as a Bear safety and a 32 yard pass set up scores. Cedar Bayou fell 14 8 behind but battled back before Woodland Acres sealed it with a late interception return for a touchdown. Baytown, Highlands and Horace Mann also opened with wins over South Houston Galena Park and Northshore.
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Braves Cut Lead To 3 Games Anxious Phils Blow Fourth
Phillies fail to clinch pennant as they drop 5-3 to Milwaukee, extending losing streak to four and widening the NL gap. Braves Joe Yarr drives three, while Jim Bunning loses to 18 victories. Cards sweep Pirates as Gibson, Sadecki fire for St Louis.
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50th SWC Campaign Opens Owls Try LSU Bengals
Rice University opens its 1964 season against LSU in Houston as Jess Neely begins his 25th year as Rice coach. LSU, winning 9-6 over Texas A&M, features quarterback Pat Screen and strong backs LaBruzza and Prudhomme. Texas eyes a third straight SWC title facing Texas Tech in Lubbock, with Rice-Texas clash drawing 70,000.
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