South Upset North In Record All-Star Game
In Houston the South defeated the North 81 to 71 in the annual all-star game. Pepperpet guard Bill Jorgensen led with 16 points and strong outside shooting, while Bill Overall and John Hatch added 16 and 14 points respectively. Bob Glover scored 20 for the North, a game high, as the crowd of 7,227 watched a record 152 points.
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UPI
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Sevien
Jimmy Littleton
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Jorgenson
Bill Overall
San Marcos
Littleton
Big John Hatch
Buna
Curly Lenox
Clear Creek
Bob) Glover
Dallas Jefferson
Glover
Sam Houston Coliseum
Lubbock
Previows
North
Temple Tucker
Bowie
Connoly and Drayton win events in Haessleholm meet
Harold Connoly set a hammer record at 220 feet 1 inch as the United States won two events in Haessleholm Sweden. Paul Drayton narrowly beat Hayes Jones in the 100 meters in 10.6 seconds and won the 220 yard race in 21.6 seconds.
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Sweden
UPD
Harold Connoly
Paul Drayton
United States
Connoly
Drayton
Yank Hayes Jones
WINGS
Providence, R. I
UPI
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Norm (Corky) Corcoran
Rhode Island Reds
American Hockey League
South Team Favored In Texas High School All Star Game
In Rice Stadium Houston the south with bigger linemen and a faster backfield is favored to beat the north in the annual Texas High School Coaches Association all star football classic. Boling’s Tony Labay anchors a 210 pound line while the south backs average 185 pounds led by Dennis Gann. Victor Castillo is a main aerial threat but has not displaced Gann. Coaches Paul Smith and Gene Mayfield plan to use all available players in the Houston heat.
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Yankees
Texas High School Coaches Association
Rice Stadium
Boling
Tony Labay
Dennis Gann
Bay City
Terry Soutrall
Brownwood
San Antonio Brackenridge
Victor Castillo
Castillo
Gann
Paul Smith
Galena Park
South
Gene Mayfield
Borger
Houston Heat
Baseball League Standings and Results Summary
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 68 wins, San Francisco 63, St. Louis 63, Chicago 59, Cincinnati 62, Philadelphia 60, Pittsburgh 56, Milwaukee 57, New York 36. Thursday results include New York 3 St. Louis 2 and Chicago 5 Los Angeles 4 in 10 innings. American League lists New York 71 40 and Chicago 63 48 atop, with Minnesota 62 50 and Baltimore 63 53 nearby. Thursday scores: New York 3 Washington 1, Detroit 6 Boston 5, Minnesota 3, Los Angeles 0, Cleveland 2 Baltimore 0.
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S. Louis
Houston
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Deroit
Tech football set to meet Washington State in season opener
Tex Tech’s 1963 slate includes a home opener vs Washington State in Lubbock marking Tech’s first gridiron clash with the Cougars. Dave Parks earns All-SWC honors as returning letterman while a Fayetteville meeting with Arkansas is listed for the new season.
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Atrio
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
West Texas State University
Washington State
Lubbock
Tech
Washington
David Parks
Abilene
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Pro Football Roundup Preseason Bits From Giants Packers and More
The New York Giants open exhibition play against the Chicago Bears in Ithaca with a veteran backfield led by Y A Tittle Frank Gifford Alex Webster and Phil King totaling 36 NFL seasons. Packers coach Vince Lombardi notes Gary Kroner impressing as Green Bay faces Pittsburgh. Lou Groza sharpens Browns drills after a weight cut. Cardinals cut three rookies while Forty-Niners sign Abe Woodson. Tom Neumann of Northern Michigan to back Boston Patriots against San Diego Chargers. Jets quarterbacks Johnny Green and Lee Grosscup to split duties versus Houston. Raiders eye Herm Arenda in Sunday's game with Denver as Oakland seeks a second straight pre season win.
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N. Y
Y. A. Tittle
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Alex Webster
Phil King
Gary Kroner
Wisconsin
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Packers
Pittsburgh
Ron Gasset
Los Angeles Rams
Lou
Groza
Cleveland Browns
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Brian Boulee
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Doug Hart
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Tex
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Auburn
San Francisco Forty-Niners
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Neumann
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Johnny Green
Lee Grosscup
New York Jets
Houston Oilers
al Davis
Oakland Raiders
Herm Arenda
University of the Pacific
Denver Broncos
Raiders
Mulligan Reaches Quarterfinals in Hamburg Tennis
Martin Mulligan of Australia defeated Dietrich Ecklebe 6 3 6 3 6 3 to reach the quarter finals of the West German international championships in Hamburg. Francoise Durr Edda Buding and Anette Van Zyl also advance to the women's singles quarter finals.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Martin Mulligan
Australia
Dietrich Ecklebe
West Germany
Francoise Durr
France
Edda Buding
Anette van Zyl
South Africa
Albany and Ingleside Favored for Texas Class A Title
Albany, semifinalist last year and state champions the two prior seasons, is picked to edge Ingleside for the Texas Class A crown. Coaches warn a strong field across districts may challenge Rotan’s hold on the title with district favorites listed across 31 teams including Stratford Lefors Springlake Petersburg Sea Graves Merkel Fabens Eldorado Goldthwaite Albany Munday Henrietta Boswell Clifton Forney Wylie Van Alstyne Jefferson Wills Point Emery New London White Oak San Augustine Groveton Waco Midway Round Rock Weimar East Chambers Crosby Pearland George West Boerne Dilley Ingleside Rio Hondo.
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UPI
Albany
Ingleside
Texas
Rotan
Stratford
Lefors
Springlake
Petersburg
Seagraves
Merkel
Fabens
Eldorado
Goldthwaite
Munday
Henrietta
Boswell
Sclifton
Forney
Wylie
van Alstyne
Jefferson
Wills Point
Emery
New London
White Oak
Veteran Deep South official Red Cavette to officiate SEC games
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) Red Cavette, dean of Deep South football referees, begins his 32nd year as a official this fall and his eighth as the SEC’s top official. He defends the modern game as improving for fans and safer, noting better-trained players and ongoing participation in bowl games.
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UPI
Ersell Dean Cavette
Red” Cavette
South
Cavette
Red
Memphis Tigers
Tigers
West Tennessee
Old Southern Officials League
Southeastern Conference Officials Association
Cliff Norvell
Mem
Phis
SEC
Memphis State
Billy
Spook) Murphy
Cubs Halt Dodgers Pennant Drive with 5-4 Win
Chicago Cubs stop Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 as Ron Santo slams two homers including a 10th inning winner. Santo ties game in fifth off Larry Sherry. Dodger trio Ferarra Howard and Skewron also homer. Lindy McDaniel gets win. Cubs sit 5 1/2 back of idle Giants. Other NL and AL results noted.
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Ron Santo
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Larry Sherry
al Ferrara
Frank Howard
Bill Skewron
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San Francisco Giants
Giants
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Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
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Washington
Chicago
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Major League Leaders Expose Top Hitters and Home Run Leaders
The list shows leaders by league with players such as Groat and Cemente for hits and runs, Aaron and Mays tying for home runs in the National League, and Killebrew and Kaline pacing the American League. RBIs spotlight Perranoski and Koufax in Dodgers and Mets teams with standout totals.
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iGants
Aaron
Braves
Mays
Giants
Cepeda
Santo
Cubs
Killebrew
Twins
Allison
Stuart
Red Sox
Wagner
Angels
Howard
Yanks
Boh
White
Cards
McCovey
Boyer
Kaline
Tigers
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Perranoski
Dodgers
Koufax
Maloney
Reds
McBean
Pirates
Marichal
Radatz
Bouton
Pizarro
White Sox
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Downing
Peters Back in Form as White Sox Pitcher Wins 6th Straight
Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox, a Grove City native, improved to 1-5 after a rocky start, scoring his sixth straight win by defeating the Kansas City Athletics 5-3. The Sox, eight games behind the Yankees, continued a tight pennant race as other AL and NL games unfolded with strong pitching from Ralph Terry and Dick Stigman.
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Gary Peters
Grove City
Peters
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
White Sox
Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Twins win on multi hit night as power leads offense
Vic Power led with three hits while Rich Rollins and Zoilo Versalles added two apiece as Minnesota racked nine hits but Paul Foytack took a fifth loss. Orioles beat Indians in a three hitter with Donovan improving to 7 10 and Azcue stealing home. Tigers top Red Sox on Rocky Colavito blast and Cash homer while Geiger adds three hits.
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Vic Power
Rich Rollins
Zoile Versalles
Twins
Paul Foytack
Baltimore
Dick Donovan
Joe Azcue
Indians
Donovana
Oriole
Rocky Colavito
Boston
Tigers
Dick Radatz
Norm Cash
Gary Geiger
Red Sox
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