Childress and Crowell Scrimmage Set For Today
Childress and Crowell meet in a public scrimmage at 8 1 today under UIL rules. Whetting staff observe as Le Roy Reeves and assistants test players ahead of Sept. 4 Wellington game after two weeks of practice.
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Little League World Series Semifinals Reach Final Four
In Williamsport Monterrey Mexico Mobile United States Staten Island New York and Tachikawa City Japan advance to the semifinals after Tuesday wins. Staten Island beat Osbaden 8 1 while Tachikawa edged Valleyfield 1 0 in Germany a bases loaded walk in the final inning gave Japan a 1 0 victory over Valleyfield. Dennis McSwee allowed one hit in the loss.
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Yankees pitcher Hal Reniff on bachelor life and baseball
New York Yankee Hal Reniff argues that bachelors have it easier than married players due to fewer outside pressures. He notes most stars are married, discusses dating, dancing, and his approach to money and future savings despite a rainy spell.
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Fight results from Louisville and Pittsfield cards
Chip Johnson of Miami knocked out Amos Johnson of Medina in the ring at Louisville. Johnny Bizzarro stopped Rufus Holliday in another match. Dick Hall defeated Herschel Jacobs on points in Pittsfield with eight rounds.
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Medina
Ohio
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Erie
Rufus Holliday
Cincinnati
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Mass
Dick Hall
Herschel Jacobs
White Plains
N.Y
Richest Golf Tournament Opens Today
The Curling World Open in Birmingham Michigan starts today as golf’s richest event with $200000 purse and top prize of $35000. The field includes 155 players with 48 foreigners and Americans like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer leading money winners aiming to set earnings records.
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Baylor Bears Preview Fielding Strong 1964 Offense
Texas Tech coach J T King analyzes Baylor ahead of their Oct 17 game in Waco. He praises Don Trull and Baylor’s passing attack led by John Bridgers and receivers like Lawrence Elkins, noting Mike Marshall could be a top Baylor QB and Henry Pickett’s speed adds balance.
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University of Texas
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Marshall
Henry Pickett
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John Bridgers
Lawrence Elkins
Terry Southall
Brownwood High School
When Lopez Calls For The Phone Butterfly Nets Take The Field
The Chicago White Sox stay within a point of first place as Al Lopez uses Hoyt Wilhelm and Eddie Fisher to seal a 2-1 12 inning win over the Minnesota Twins. Don Buford's bases loaded single in the 12th provides the winner. Wilhem and Fisher combine for 11.3 innings of scoreless relief.
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Baylor Bears Face Tough Defense in 1963 Season
Temperatures show heat with 97 maximum at 5 pm Wednesday and 71 minimum at 8 am today. Baylor relies on defense and returns 18 lettermen including end James Rust, linebacker Bobby Maples, and tackle Arturo Delgado as key players to shore up the line.
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Bob Wilfe
Ronnie Rogers
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Bobby Maples
Arturo Delgado
Young Lefthander Makes One Wonder About Wins
Chris Short, a Milford Delaware native and 26 year old left hander, has emerged as a top NL pitcher with a 1.65 ERA the best in the league in 48 years. He won his fourth straight decision beating the Milwaukee Braves 6 1 to raise the Phillies to first place and extend their lead to seven games. Cader Gus Triandos and Tony Gonzalez homered as Ruben Amaro added a blow to pace a 13 hit attack. The Reds fell to the Mets 3 1, the Giants lost to the Dodgers 2 1, the Cardinals beat the Pirates 4 2, and the Cubs topped the Colts 3 1.
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Baseball Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 77 wins and 3 games ahead, Chicago second at 78 wins, New York 72, Detroit 67. Recent games include Washington 2 New York 0, Los Angeles 5 Kansas City 2, Detroit 4 Boston 1, Cleveland 3 Baltimore 2, Chicago 2 Minnesota 1. Upcoming games list Detroit at Los Angeles and Chicago at Baltimore, with multiple night and twi-night games. National League shows Cincinnati atop with 70 wins, St. Louis 68, Milwaukee 64, Pittsburgh 64, Los Angeles 62, Chicago 58, Houston 72. Scores from Wednesday include New York 3 Cincinnati 1, Chicago 3 Houston 1, Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 1. several night games and upcoming matchups listed.
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Royals Sign Smith in Cincinnati for 1964-65
Adrian Smith, veteran guard for the Cincinnati Royals, signed his contract for the 1964-65 season. The move leaves the Royals with three players under contract for next season.
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