Cameron Aggies Ready for Rugged 11-Game Fall Schedule
Cameron coach Leroy Montgomery enters his third season with a varied 11 game slate spanning Texas California New Mexico Oklahoma and Mexico City on November 1. The Aggies rely on 16 returning sophomores and new transfers while facing heavy recruiting pressure and a shift to the Pioneer Conference with links to Tarleton San Angelo Ranger and Arlington.
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Pentathlon Universitario
Mexico City
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Henderson County
San Angelo
Ranger
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Murray, Pentathlon
Arlington
Leroy
Fort Sill
Earl Tankerstey
Don Hefner
Sam Armstrong
Floyd Pickard
Tarleton
Sale Raco Joop
Milwaukee Braves cling to slim NL lead in tight race
Milwaukee holds a 2 percent edge atop the National League standings as Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis win or lose to tighten the chase. New York crushed Brooklyn 12 3 while Philadelphia and Chicago flipped positions behind Milwaukee. In the American League, Washington beat New York 6 4 shrinking the Yankees’ advantage to five games. Baltimore moved into fifth by downing Boston 3 1 as Detroit fell to Cleveland.
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Braves Close Rivalry With Hawks Here
Lawton Braves clinch the edge in the series with Shawnee, closing out an 18 game set at Memorial Park tonight with Bill Holmes starting for Lawton and John Kimbrel for Shawnee. Lawton won last night 5-2 as DeMars pitched seven innings in relief to earning his fourth win in six decisions.
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Phil Huerta
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Hal
Paris
Marine golf meet at Camp Lejeune features Fleischer lead
Corporal Mel Fleischer of Sanford Florida, a 155 pound former Florida State star, led the All-Marine Golf Tournament at Camp Lejeune with a seven stroke advantage after three rounds on the Paradise Point course. Fleischer totaled 215 with rival Ronald Letellier of Holyoke Massachusetts at 222.
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Mass
Pricer Calces In With Colts Camp Roster Expansion
Westminster Maryland report says Billy Pricer fullback on Oklahoma’s national championship team joined the Baltimore Colts as their sixth draft choice. Pricer adds to a total of 49 players in camp after completing six weeks of OT C training at Fort Hood Texas.
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Ardmore Manager Shot by Porter During Baseball Game
Ardmore Sooner State manager J. C. Dunn was shot twice by James Johnson a hotel porter during a second inning at Ponca City. Dunn was wounded in the kick and tee areas and expected to recover as the game was halted. Johnson was booked for assault with intent to kill after firing five shots from the stands.
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Harold Goodwin
George Andrews
Spiro
Okla
St. Louis Cardinals
Southeastern State College
Durant
Strother
Tom Anderson
Giants Favored in All-Star Football Clash at Soldier Field
Chicago July 24 1961 Giants vie for victory over the Collegians in the 24th annual All-Star game at Soldier Field with New York the NFL champions favored by 10 points led by star backs and a stout line. Curley Lambeau guides the Collegians against a veteran pro squad telecast on ABC at 830 p.m. EST before an anticipated 75000 crowd.
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James Harris
Fron & For
Len Dawson
Harry
James Ridinn
Lim “Prtton
Ap Ae "McDonald
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Apnell
Dick Morin
del Shofner
Alex Wibser
BI Syphola
al Whatton
Tal L.deutmann
Dnck Johnsen
Henry Morre
Atohy Mata
Ed Hughes
W. Whitmire
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Ray Wieterlin
Mike Hudnek
CB Ronnart
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Wart Leggett
Don Owens
School and 52nd To Clash Tonight Fort Sill softball clash set at Prichard Field
Defending champion Artillery and Guider Missiles Navy Command clash for a finals berth in the Fort Sill softball tournament tonight at Prichard Field. Larry Jeffries pitched superbly four hitter striking out 11 as he led the Commanders past 52nd Group to reach the final against unbeaten Atherton. Ralph Krupke, Vern Holdec, and Goldsen key hits and defensive plays fueled the late rally with a seventh inning run scoring sequence.
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Golden
Kaun
North Replaces Two Squadmen In All-State Game
Tulsa Rogers center Dick Middletown and Broken Arrow end Fred Haynie were added to the North team for the annual all-state football game against the South at Skelly Stadium. They replace Ronald Vincent and Jinx McGee who failed to report. Both squads held two-a-day practices, with the North scrimmaging for an hour while the Rebels did a 30 minute drill.
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Rebels
Peoria Chiefs Face Disbandment Over Attendance shortfall
Peoria Chiefs, a New York Yankees farm club in the Class B Three I League, warn they will disband next Wednesday unless attendance boosts to cover a $1,500 payroll gap within a week. The team, leading the six-team league, averages about 900 fans at home.
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Flam Faces Shea Today In Eastern Grass Courts Quarters
Flam of Beverly Hills expected to win against Gil Shea of Los Angeles in the Eastern Grass Courts quarter finals. Flam advanced with a 6-3 6-4 victory over Barry Mackay, while Shea beat Lin Schwartz 7-5 6-? in another match as other top players advance in the two hour event.
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Alameda
Yesterday's Home Runs By The Associated Team
A scrambled list of players and teams appears to reference home run events. Named entities include Phillies, White Sox, Senators, Tigers, Braves, Dodgers, and players such as Wertz, Mays, Crowe, Robinson, Kennedy. The text indicates multiple clubs and star batters with unclear context and dates.
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Phillies
Sisinnov
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Senators
Tor White Sox
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Ndall
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Crowe
Robinson
Red
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Kennedy
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Ennis
Carolina Nine Clinches World Series With Late Rally
Bob Ivey delivered a clutch five run single in a three run seventh inning as Greenville DC topped Riverside CA 5 to 3 to win the National Boys Baseball World Series championship in Springfield Illinois last night.
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Ill
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D.C
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Calif
Boxing Probed as Celler Signals Broad Inquiry
Chairman Emanuel Celler of the House Judiciary Committee said he may soon order a full scale probe of professional boxing and horse racing. He outlined plans following his completed study of baseball football basketball and hockey and indicated legislation to curb antitrust control in team sports and in racing would be prepared for the new session in January.
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World golf championship field tightens behind Snead in Chicago
Sam Snead leads the second round chase at the World golf championship in Chicago as one of 190 pros return to Tam O'Shanter. Snead shot 63 to take the front-running one stroke ahead of Jerry Barber at 66 with Balding, Mayfield, Souchal, and Finsterwald near 67 68. A packed leaderboard includes Holt, Venturi, Rosburg, Wininger, and Vossler as contenders tighten the field in a prize rich event.
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Don Finsterwald
Earl Stewart
Jack Fleck
Tony Holguin
Ken Venturi
Bob Rosburg
Bo Wininger
Ernie Vossler
Bob Ross Jr
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