Rangers Start Work For Ball High Game
Sterling High Rangers prepare for a Friday night game at Memorial Stadium against Ball High Tornadoes after a strong practice. Coach Rogles notes improved team speed and defense following last week’s win over Deer Park, with Savell delivering long punts and key players Norley Bickley and James Arnold aiming to return from ankle injuries.
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Major League Standings and Monday Results Summary
National League leads show Los Angeles atop with 92 wins and Pittsburgh at 67. San Francisco and Philadelphia chase with St Louis and Cincinnati slipping. Monday results include San Francisco 8 Atlanta 2 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 in 11 innings. American League pennant clinch noted as Boston and Washington losses. Detroit beat California 2 1.
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Eagles Cedar Bayou Win Junior Contests
Cedar Bayou and Highlands eighth grade teams won by late surges. Cedar Bayou led 60 in the fourth when David Hudson’s four yard dive set up Carver, and Reggie Craig’s safety sealed a 12-8 Bears win. Highlands rallied with Bill Dean’s 45 yard run on the final play for a 14-8 victory.
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REL Preps For La Marque Another Toughie For Ganders
REL faces La Marque in a tough district test as coach Orville Tenber’s Ganders look to rebound from injuries. Key players Quoted by Pete Sultis praise La Marque’s size and speed while REL contends with questions at quarterback and a shorthanded defensive line. Spiel includes notes on Don Sharp Ricky Russell Kent Branstetter and Jimmy Savell with injury concerns and possible return timelines.
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Bums Rally to Lead NL as Phils Stop Bucs
Dodgers beat the Cardinals behind Ron Fairly who hit a five run homer and two singles in his first official Busch Stadium appearance. John Briggs delivered a late RBI single for the Phillies in a 5 4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Brownwood Tops In AAA Dallas News Football Poll
Brownwood rises to first in Class AAA after a 27-0 win over Stephenville and its 20th straight victory. Dumas drops from top, Forney, Wills Point shift in rankings. Wolfe City debuts at No 10, Clifton up to ninth. Plano climbs to seventh in Class AA.
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Longhorns and Owls Shine in Weekend Upsets Across SWC
Baylor slumped 13-7 at home as Colorado upset them while Arkansas and Texas won big. Rice Owls upset LSU 17-15 in Houston, SMU crushed Navy 21-3, Tulane beat Tulane and Tulane, and Texas slugged past Texas Tech 31-21. Aggies fell to Tulane 21-13, Baytown's Conway booted a 47-yard field goal in Lubbock.
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Drew Dragons Crush Cleveland to Stay Unbeaten
Drew Dragons vanquished the Cleveland Dragons 28-0 in a Saturday game. Greg Buckner opened scoring with a 10 yard TD. QB John Chenevert ran for a TD and threw two TD passes, with Leonard Nichols and Freddie Burton catching one each. Buckner rushed 194 yards and Nichols 170 yards on 12 carries.
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Cincinnati Names Bristol Manager
Cincinnati named Dave Bristol manager of the Reds for 1967 making him the youngest major league skipper at 33. He had served as interim manager after Don Heffner’s firing on July 13 and was previously a high school history teacher.
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