Bobcats Open Season Here Against Parks
The Hope Bobcats host the Texarkana Razorbacks at Hammans Stadium in the season opener. Last year the Bobcats overwhelmed the Hogs 13 0, with injuries to Hog tackle Berryl Martindale and guard Frank Buchanan affecting action. Coach Ben Burton cites conditioning and readiness as key factors for Friday’s game. The probable Bobcats lineup emphasizes a strong defense led by Dan Jones and Mac McLarty at center and quarterback, respectively.
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Hope Bobcats
Texarkana Razorbacks
Hammans Stadium
Cats
Hogs
Berryl Martindale
Frank Buchanan
Texarkana
Bobcats
Cat
Hope
Ben Burton
Iere
Burton
Jimmy Johnson
Harry Ray McMahon
Ricky Buller
Jimmy Walker
Jerry Burnett
Richard McDowell
George Wright
John Wayne Hughes
Dan Jones
Mac MecLarty
Matt Wassell
Larry Wayne Hughes
Ricky Butler
Jack Caldwell
Mac McLarty
Matt Wagsell
Americans Triumph Over Australian Tennis Powerhouse
Florida’s Frank Froehling upsets world No. 1 Roy Emerson 6-4 4-6 9-7 6-2 in the National championships at Forest Hills to end Australia’s quarter-final run for the first time since 1950. The American quarter-final roster includes Froehling, Riessen, McKinley, and Ralston, with Wilson set to face Froehling next.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Florida
Frank Froehlingei
Coral Gables
Fla
Roy Emerson
Australia
Froehling
Adelaide
Marty Riessen
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Cliff Buchholz
St. Louis
Freehling
Ralston
Barnes
McKinley
Maris Adds 11th Magic Number With Walkoff Homer
Roger Maris delivered a two run homer in the ninth inning lifting the New York Yankees to a 5-4 win over Washington. The victory shrinks New Yorks magic number to 11 as Minnesota tops Los Angeles 4-2 and Kansas City sweeps Chicago. Ed Brinkman and Don Lock homered for Washington. Steve Hamilton got the win, Claude Osteen the loss.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Roger Maris
Maris
New York Yankees
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
New York
Bombers
Yankees
Twins
Chicago
Phil Regan
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Tigers
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Luis Aparicio
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cardinals
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Elston Howard
Steve Hamilton
Osteen
Ed Brinkman
Don Lock
Angel
Fred Newman
Wild
Dick Stigman
Leaders in the Major Leagues
In American and National Leagues the season’s top hitters and pitchers are listed with names, teams, and totals. Highlights include Kaline, Yastrzemski, Aaron, Brock, Koufax, and Perалкиnoski among others, plus details on runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts. The report also notes a sensational youth performance by Koch ang Osuna and a Wimbledon preview with Smith, Tru man, Cutt, and Ramirez Ochs facing matches today.
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Kochang Osuna
Riessen
McKinley
Larry Nagler
T Los Angeles
Margaret Smith
England
Christine Truman
Deidre Cutt
Yola Ramirez Ochs
Sirsjico
All Teams in SWC Are Improved By Harold Ratliff
AP report notes the 1963 Southwest Conference race has expanded beyond Texas and Arkansas as more teams claim improved rosters. Texas and Arkansas still seen as contenders, with Rice and Texas Christian among others rising, and Baylor and Texas A&M also viewed as possible title players. Don Trull leads TCU’s aerial attack amid a crowded field.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Darrell Royal
Frank Broyles O
Austin
Rice
Owl
Texas Christian
Texas A&m
Baylor
Don Trull
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Warren Spalin Caps 19th Victory in Braves Shutout
Major League Stars pitching saw Warren Spalin of the Braves blank Pittsburgh on four hits for his 19th win of the season and his career shutout. Batting highlights include Luis Aparicio of the Orioles hitting the first gray slim homer of his career, while Cleveland catcher Woobie Phnak contributed in the offense.
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Associated Press
Warren Spalin
Braves
Pittsburgh
Luis. Aparicia
Orioles
Gray Slim
Wo Bite Ph Nak
Cleveland
Standings show depth across conferences with key players
The Horned Frog squad fields 36 jetter wearers but quarterback experience is thin as Sonny Gibbs is replaced. Rice lists 15 jettermen and strong backs Walter McReynolds and Gene Walker, while shifts to Jim Linnstaedter at quarterback may boost pass and run. Texas Tech and Southern Methoo dist look improved but not title contenders. Royal and Broyles discuss close calls and substitutions under new rules. both squads boast 28 teller men and solid depth, yet neither proves stronger than last season.
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Horned Frog
Sonny Gibbs
Rice
Walter McReynolds
Gene Walker
Aggies
Jim Linnstaedter
Texas Tech
Southern
Royal
Royles
Broyles
Cogadh
Dodgers Lose Lead as Cubs Edge Dodgers 2 1 in Chicago
Dodgers surrender lead in fifth as Cubs captain Ken Hubbs delivers two out single in 11th. Boyer drives in 100th run for Cardinals in 6 5 win over Mets. Spahn wins 19th, Cepeda and McCovey homers as Giants and other results shake MLB standings.
Friday Nba and baseball schedule and standings note
Listing of Friday games including Los Angeles at Minnesota Detroit at Boston Washington at New York Kansas City at Chicago and late night matchups. Standings show Los Angeles leading with a .604 win rate and St Louis, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Houston, New York trailing in varying orders with several make up and doubleheader noted.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Detroit
Yastrzemski
Boston
Tresh
Stuart Boston
Killebrew
Minnesota
Aparicio Baltimore
Hinton
Washington
Bouton
New York
Ford
Peters
Chicago
Stigman
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Aaron Milwaukee
Flood
Boyer
Brock
Callison
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Aaron
McCovey
San Francisco
Wills
Pinson and Robinson
Perra‘noski
Mcl Bean
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Los Ange
American League
W. L. Pet
G.B
New York Oh
Baltimore
Detroit Gs
Cleveland
Kansas City
Billy Wiliams
Ken Hubbs
Dodgers
Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers’ Board of Strategy
Andre Rodgers
Williams
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Houston
Dennis Bennett
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Rodgers
Ellis Burton
Ron Santo
Jim Gilliam
Tommmy Davis
Lindy McDaniel
Willie Davis
Mary Breeding
McDaniel
Lee Wails
Stan Musial
Mets
Ed Kyranepool
Dick Groat
Sam Jones
Larry Bearnorth
Los Angles
Pet
Indianapolis tops Syracuse in playoff opener
In the International League playoffs Indianapolis defeated Syracuse 11 to 2 to take a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series. Toronto at Atlanta was postponed. Pacific Coast League games saw Spokane 3 Tacoma 2 Seattle 8 Portland 4 and Oklahoma City 8 Salt Lake 1. San Diego 1 Hawaii 0 only games scheduled.
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Indianapolis
Syracuse
Toronto
Atlanta
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
City
Salt Lake
San Diego
Hawaii
Injuries Are Hurting the Parkers
In Fayetteville Arkansas head coach Frank Broyles and his aides continued a weeklong bowl of practice. News conference with Broyles and player interviews dominated the Southwest Conference tour stops. The defensive scrimmage featured crisp hitting early in the Wednesday evening session.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Frank Broyles
Fayetteville
Broyles
Razorbacks face quarterback shakeup amid injuries
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles weighs options as Billy Gray nurses shoulder trouble and Billy Moore eyes the backup role. Final Sugar Bowl spark remains a highlight, while Gray and Moore contend for the reins behind a unit focusing on goal line defense. Key players George Walker, Mike Hailes, Tommy Brasher, and Tommy Moore sit out or under heat exhaustion as camp progresses.
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Associated Press
Billy Gray
Frank Broyles
Helena
Billy Moore
Gray
Sion
Broyles
George Walker
Tommy Moore
Bill Ferrell
Mike Hailes
Tommy Brasher
Arkansas
Salty Unebacker
Brasher
Mississippi
University of Arkansas
Frank Brayles
Jesse Branch
Danny Brabham
Fight Results From AP in Tokyo and Albuquerque
The Associated Press reports results from Tokyo where Kang Bo Yung of South Korea stopped Tsunetomi Kiyamoto of Japan. In Albuquerque, Joey Limas defeated Johnny Brooks by points in Wichita Kansas.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Kang Bo Yung
South Korea
Tsunetomi Kiyamoto
Japan
Albuquerque
N. M
Joey Limas
Johnny Brooks
Wichita Kan
Bids Rescheduled Over Arkansas River Bank Projects
Army Engineers delayed bid openings on $15 million in river bank stabilization works in Arkansas. Originally $800,000 in Arkansas and Desha counties and $700,000 in Jefferson County were to be opened on Wednesday and today. New bid dates not set as new state rules on truck speed and road limits require cost refiguring.
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Little Rock
Army Engineers
State Highway Department
Arkansas
Desha
Jefferson County
Arkansas Razorbacks Backfield and Line Prospects Highlight Depth
The article profiles 174-pound quarterback Gray as the leading returning signal caller and recounts his 69-yard touchdown against Oklahoma State. It details Dick Hatfield as an experienced center, tackle Wesley Bryant filling in for Jerry Mazzanti, and George Walker known for forceful wing rushes. It notes Gray, Hatfield, Bryant, and Walker as key contributors with past season highlights and roles.
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Gray
Oklahoma State University
Arkansas
Dick Hatfield
Ken
Ronnie Caveness
Wesley Bryant
Jerry Mazzanti
Wild Hogs
Mazzanti
Bryant
University of Arkansas
Razorback
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