Roberts Seeks ERA Title In American League Debut
Robin Roberts, in his first American League season with the Baltimore Orioles, leads the AL in earned run average at 2.48 after 116 innings with a 7 4 record since joining May 21. Hank Aguirre is second at 2.54, followed by Dick Donovan 2.78 and Dave Stenhouse 2.85. National League leader Sandy Koufax sits at 2.15 with 14 wins and 2 shutouts.
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On Tap Today at Municipal Auditorium and Texas Tech field
A full day schedule features football, basketball and track sessions with speakers including Charles Churchill Leo Strang Nick Cose Ray Reeves and Bob Rogers. Highlights include All-Star basketball lunch and multiple coaching demonstrations at the Municipal Coliseum and Auditorium rooms.
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Laver Wins Second German Net Title
Australian star A Rod Laver captured his second consecutive West German International singles title in Hamburg defeating Manuel Santana of Spain 8-6 7-5 6-4. Laver holds multiple national titles and heads to Forest Hills, N Y for another major championship later this month.
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Mets Boss Stengel Joins All Star Bus Ride
In Washington D C after the All Star game Casey Stengel rode on the press bus along with star outfielder Willie Mays and catcher Orlando Cepeda. The Mets manager traveled with reporters after the game.
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Garrison Wins Texas Coaches Golf Tourney Title
Spring Branch High School coach John Garrison fired a 70 in the second round to seal the Texas Coaches Tournament at Westlake Golf Course by one stroke. His 72 on Monday left him ahead of rivals Darrell Tully and Joe Carl Leach, while Allen Winters posted the day’s best 69 Tuesday. One standout was Bill ONeil who recovered from an 91 to finish with 164 and win the sixth flight.
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Finals Flight results from golf championship standings
A long list of players and scores across flights from a Texas golf championship. Final totals show many players from Spring Branch Lampasas San Antonio Harlandale Odessa Perryton and others with multiple rounds and final tallies including 142 143 150 156 164 170s and more, names like Garrison Leach Tully Winters Coffee Crawford Henry and others.
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Hornung Offered 250000 to Jump Green Bay
Paul Hornung confirmed he was offered 250000 to leave the Packers but would not name the club. Vince Lombardi acknowledged awareness of the offer and declined further comment. Hornung said the plan involved a 100000 signing plus 150000 over three seasons and called the episode publicity not a contract. He refused to identify the club or league, saying it would embarrass him and the team.
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Middleweight Title Bout Between Fullmer and Tiger Postponed
The middleweight title fight between Gene Fullmer and challenger Dick Tiger is postponed to October 16. Previously set for Candlestick Park August 27, the bout was moved to avoid conflicting with the September 25 Patterson Liston heavyweight title fight.
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New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers Lead 1962 Pennant Bets
Vegas betting brands the Yankees and Dodgers as favorites for the 1962 pennant races while surprises like Minnesota and Los Angeles provide challenge. The Yankees count on Kubek’s return and Mantle Arroyo Ford, Dodgers rely on Drysdale Koufax and Davis Howard, with the Giants lurking as a potential disruptor in a tight season.
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Stressers edge Stressers fall in late rally at tourney
In a tense league tourney game the Stressers led 2-1 before Lubbock capitalized on errors. Frank Ray pitched strong for the Oilers, fanning nine and earning his second win. Wisenhunt Tedford and Cheek combined for 16 strikeouts, but costly errors doomed the Stressers in the seventh and eighth frames.
Ex Westerners Honor Pattison at Plainsman Hotel
A reception in Lubbock today honors C R Pat Pattison former Lubbock High coach and athletic director who built the Westerner grid era from 1948 to 1953. His teams posted 56 wins 2 ties and 12 losses with two undefeated seasons and a 29 game unbeaten string. Former Westerners plan to attend along with some out of state guests as Pattison begins a coaching return at Vernon High School.
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Colts Trim Roster By Releasing Hogue And Lindsey
Baltimore Colts cut defensive tackle Bob Hogue and defensive halfback Larry Lindsey to prune the squad to 59 players. Hogue, 6-5, 310 pounds from Shepherd College and Cairo West Virginia, was a 20th round pick as a future in the 1960 draft. Lindsey, 6-1, 195 pounds from the University of Houston and Gladewater Texas, was signed as a free agent.
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