Kuharich Optimistic as Notre Dame Eyes Youth for 1961
Ku harich stated Notre Dame may start more sophomores than in modern history, predicting a strong 1961 campaign with depth, balance, and eagerness. He noted the schedule includes Michigan State, USC, and Navy, and highlighted a promising sophomore cohort and coaching strategy.
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Meeks Looms Big In Rebel Outlook
In San Antonio, Meeks and Weeks emerge as standout runners in the South squad as practice shapes up for the upcoming all star game. North focuses on passing with Knox Nunnally, James Kerby, and Pete Sammons, while Melvin Simmons shows strong form on the line. Baltimore vencees Kansas City 5 4 as Hoeft preserves late lead with key strikeouts and Brandt drives in three runs.
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Texas
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Roy Ragus
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Norman ‘Evans
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James Miller
Kerrvile
Tony Duryear
Houston Bellaire
Jim Rode
Hallettsville
C. E. Willis
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Budgie Ford
Taylor
Walter McReynolds
Galveston
Joe Golding
Wichita
Golding
Knox Nunnally
Midland
James Kerby
DeSoto
Pete Sammons
Jacksonville
George Tiffany
Amarillo
Melvin Simmons
Ode ‘A
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Kings
Larry Franks
Nacogdoches
Cobb Leaves Money To Education Fund In Will
Cornelia Georgia AP reports Ty Cobb left 25 percent of his estate to an educational trust for his children and grandchildren while directing 75 percent to the Cobb Memorial Hospital endowment and a fund for indigent patients. The will, signed May 22, names a long list of beneficiaries and indicates the estate’s value was not disclosed.
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Mays
Cobb Heirs to Share Cobb Estate and Trust Funds
The will and trust distribute seven percent of the estate and household furnishings to Cobb's descendants and other personal effects. James Cobb and Mrs. Thomas Beckworth, with trustees from The Trust Co., oversee funds for the Cobb Educational Fund aiding two hundred students, aiming to support education for talented youths.
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Ciil
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Dia
D. McLaren
California
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Ty Cobb
Buffalo
N. Y
Reward Offered for Tagged Three-Pound Bass at Texoma
A Dallas sportsman offers a $1000 reward for catching the tagged three-pound black bass named the Zetco Kid released in Lake Texoma. Britt Swain of the Lake Texoma Association says the reward is placed in escrow to boost black bass fishing during summer and early fall. If the tagged fish is caught before January 1, 190? the reward will be paid.
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Horton Signs 50000 Dollar Detroit Prospect Contract
Detroit News reports Willie Horton, 18, a powerful sandlot star from Arnold Virginia, agreed to a Detroit Tigers bonus of 50000 dollars the largest for a Negro prospect. Horton, listed at 5 10 and 190 pounds, had attracted several major league offers and would play in triple A next year and winter baseball. His prior records include 45 walks and 28 strikeouts for Bob Lefebre at Arizona State University.
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Detroit News
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Bantam Bout Postponed to August 19 in Caracas
In Caracas Venezuela the championship bantam bout between Eder Jofre of Brazil and Ramon Arias of Venezuela was postponed to August 19 at Jofre's request claiming insufficient training time. Jofre has a 42 bout unbeaten streak.
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Friend Beats Phils By 3 1 In 9th Inning Drama
Philadelphia loses 3 1 as visiting Frienddale pitcher Bob Ophia holds Phils to four hits in a tense Monday night game.
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Pirates top Phillies 3 1 as Friend gains 1st win in 24 decisions
Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 3 1 behind Hoyt Friend first win in 24 decisions. Amaro triples to start Phillies sixth and Callison sacrifice fly scores. Pirates collect ten safeties off John Buzhardt for his 12th loss in 15 decisions with Hoak Skinner Clemente and Zoszki delivering important early and second inning hits.
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Bill Virdon
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Baylor
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Ie Stanley
Bobby Fly
Don Meredith
Longhorns Grab Schoolboy Stars From Alamo Gym
In San Antonio the University of Texas Longhorns selected the largest group of football and basketball all stars from the coaching school games. UT drew nine football players and four basketball stars for the Wednesday night cage contest at Alamo Gym. Baylor Texas A&M Tyler Junior College each earned two selections, with 12 schools sharing one apiece. two players remained unassigned. Ned Walk, later a multi sport coach, starred as a five sport athlete at Marion High School.
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Texans Win in Exhibition Clash vs Titans
The Dallas Texans defeated the New York Titans 39 to 28 in Dallas in their first exhibition game of the season while reporting a small injury list.
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Coaching School Sets Enrollment Record in San Antonio
The Texas Coaching School in San Antonio surpassed 3,031 enrollments and neared 3,500 as K. Brown of El Paso joined the list. By afternoon the tally passed 3,200 with a Thursday finish planned for the all-site football game. The Texas High School Coaches Association, sponsor, meets Thursday morning and Charles Churchill of Ball High School is poised to become president, succeeding Jerry Sadler. The next meeting site for 1963 is Houston after Lubbock hosts this year’s event.
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Bosox sweep Twins in twin bill on Monday night
Boston wins two games from Minnesota as Vic Wertz delivers a clutch hit in the nightcap and Carl Yastrzemski drives in the decisive run in the opener. Don Schwall improves to 13-2 with solid support, while Minnesota drops its eighth straight loss, many by one run or in extras.
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Supertest Defends Harmsworth Trophy in Canada Race
Miss Supertest III won the Harmsworth trophy for the third time, placing ahead of Miss Detroit on Bay of Quinte. Bob Hayward led from the start as Supertest built a commanding lead in the 45 mile race, with speeds around 98 mph overall and 100.34 mph in heat one. Miss Detroit faced engine trouble and water intake dirt filtering while Dieter Konig powered engines for John Ward Trophy Classic. The report also notes Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins baseball action with Jensen’s homer and Naragan’s late hit delivering a 4-4 tie.
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Lubbock Fem Softball Team Wins Consolation Title
Quinn Connelley’s Lubbock women’s softball squad finished third in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation tourney in San Antonio. The team beat Corpus Christi and San Antonio Braves after a loss to Houston Rebels, earned consolation crown by defeating Austin 97, with Tubby Moon and Nellie Stokes on the all tourney list.
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