Four coaches inducted into Texas Coaching School hall of honor
At the Texas Coaching School in Houston four ex coaches were enshrined in the hall of honor. The event drew a record 3 826 registrants beating the prior record of 3 353. Inducted were Paul Tyson George Red Farehand Howard Land and Ler Mitchell.
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Brackenridge
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Howard Land
Amarillo Golden Sandies
Sivd Ler Mitchell
S.A. Mahalles
Fort Worth
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Texas High School Coaches Association
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Fresmnan Fant
Pesxas
Tees
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Chase
Korehand
Lanch
Mitchell
Sports Writers Receive Awards and Set Committees
The Texas Sports Writers Association announced its year writing winners and formed All-State football and basketball committees during the Texas Coaching School. Awards went to Advance George Pharr Hollis Biddle Bill Maddox Mickey Herskowitz Roy Edwards. Committee members include Spec Gammon Organ Sims Bill Hart Van Thomas George Brazelle Austin American and others. Hart will propose to the Texas Interscholastic League that all state certificates not violate amateur rules.
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Texas
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Orange Leader
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Waco News-Tribune
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Irving News-Texan
Mickey Herskowitz
Houston Post
Roy Edwards
Dallas Morning News
Austin American
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Texas Interscholastic League
Wright Leads In Women's Open at Waterloo
Mick ey Wright led the Waterloo Women s Open after the first round with a three under par 69 on the Sunnyside Course. Defending champion Marilynn Smith carded 70 and trail by one. Sandra McClinton and Sandra Haynie shot 71 to sit two strokes back. Kathy Whitworth stood fifth with 72 as the four day event runs to Sunday.
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Iowa
Mickey Wright
Marilynn Smith
Sunnyside
Sandra McClinton
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Red Sox edge ABC Pirates 10 9 in Junior League thriller
Alphonso Nash drove in five runs to pace the South Plains Lions Club Red Sox past the ABC Boys Club Pirates 10-9. Ervial Anderson earned the win, Mike Black took the loss. Kenneth Dowberry had three hits in four trips for the Pirates. In Pee Wee play at ABC club the Yankees beat the Dodgers 3-2 as Willie Baldazo won and Sammy Loftis contributed a hit. Willie Gallegos suffered the loss, Randy Hood led the Dodgers’ offense.
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South Plains Lions Club
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Ervial Anderson
Mike Black
Kenneth Dowberry
ABC
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Willie Baldoza
Sammy Loftis
Willie Gallegos
Randy Hood
Big Inning Sinks Bums in Cincinnati 8-4 Win
The Reds rode a six-run sixth inning helped by an error by Junior Gilliam to defeat the Dodgers 8-4. Gilliam booted two grounders allowing five unearned runs as Cincinnati broke a 1-1 tie. Joe Nuxhall earned the win, with AL Worthington aiding in a late Dodgers rally.
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Tobayis Games and Angles Team Faces at Chicago
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Hale Caps Medal In Abernathy Invitational Golf Tourney
Hale led 40-player field in Abernathy opening round match medal play with a 72 to win medalist honors. Jim McLaughlin and other locals chased at Abernathy Country Club as round two set for 1 p.m. Final prizes include merchandise for champion runner-up and consolation.
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Law Chooses Voluntary Retirement But Hints At Comeback
Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates announces voluntary retirement on Friday after consulting with manager Danny Murtaugh and GM Joe Brown. He says he still believes his pitching edge remains and intends to attempt a comeback next year if accepted, despite recent season averages and lingering shoulder issues.
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Yanks Beat Angels 1-0 On Bouton Gem
Right hander Jim Bouton allowed five hits and his fourth shutout as the Yankees edged the Angels 1-0. Joe Pepitone scored in the second after a Blanchard sacrifice fly, while Don Lee took the loss for Los Angeles. The win extended New York’s AL lead to eight games over Chicago after a doubleheader split with Detroit.
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Mets Triumph as Hickman Hits Grand Slam Breaks Losing Streak
New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 7-3 after Jim Hickman hit a full-count grand slam with two outs in the ninth inning. Craig, 3-20, snapped a personal 18-game losing run as the Mets rally from a 3-3 tie, with Harkness drawing the bases loaded walk before Hickman’s shot over the left-field overhang.
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Colts Edge Pirates In 15 Inning Marathon
Howie Goss scored on a sliding dash under catcher Pagliaroni to cap Houston’s 7-6 win over Pittsburgh in a 15 inning opener. Hal Woodeshick earned the win as Ken Johnson and Houston’s misplays allowed a Pirates rally, tying the game and setting up the decisive run.
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Howie Goss
Bill Maveraski
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Johnny Weekly
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Goss
Jin Pagliaroni
Hal Woodeshick
Schwall
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Robert Clemente
Johnny Logan
Orange High School Plans Gradual Sports Integration
Orange School Board announced a 1964 1965 1966 1967 plan to integrate all 12 grades and the athletic program starting September 1964 with first three grades, then three more each year until full integration in 1967. The report also notes NFL trade activity and Spain’s purchase of time clocks.
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Braves Rally Past Cardinals 6-3 Behind Menke Three-Run Shot
Denis Menke delivered a decisive three run homer as Milwaukee built a early lead in the first three innings and held on for a 6-3 victory over St. Louis. Bob Hendley earned win with five hits allowed while Bob Gibson took the defeat after a complete game effort. Maye and Crandall chipped in RBI as Atlanta totaled six hits.
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Bob Hendley
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Lee Maye
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Hendley
Bill White
Tink McCarver
Tigers Split With Chisox
Detroit edged Chicago 3-1 in 10 innings as Bubba Phillips delivered a two out single to drive in the decisive runs after Rocky Colavito started the rally with a walk. Colavito homered in both games of the twi night doubleheader that capped a two game series with the White Sox.
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Chicago White Sox
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Don Wert
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Cepeda Delivers In Giants 4 0 Victory Over Phillies
Juan Marichal earned his 18th win and fourth shutout as the San Francisco Giants blanked the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 0. Cepeda drove in three runs, including a key first inning score and two insurance runs in the eighth, while Marichal limited Philadelphia to seven hits and struck out six.
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John Callison
Wes Covington
Tony Gonzales
A's Dominate Indians 4 1 Behind Drabowsky Pitching
Moe Drabowsky held Cleveland to three hits in a 4-1 Kansas City win. Bobby Del Greco hit a second inning homer to give KC the lead, while Max Alvis tied the game with a third inning shot for Cleveland. Ed Charles and Jerry Lumpe helped the Athletics add runs, and Wayne Causey doubled in another in the ninth.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Bobby del Greco
Max Alvis
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Red Sox Fall to Twins as Streak Hits Seven
Minnesota Twins topped Boston 5-3 in Minneapolis as Don Mincher Zoilo Versalles and Rick Rollins homered. Jim Perry pitched effectively, earning his ninth win against the Red Sox while Dick Stuart and Carl Yastrzemski hit homers for Boston. Yastrzemski connected in the ninth with his 11th homer.
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Orioles Beat Senators 7-1 Behind Snyder Trio
Russ Snyder drove in three runs including a bases loaded walk and an eighth inning triple to pace the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-1 win over the Washington Senators. Dave McNally won with Hall backing him, while Jim Duckworth pitched four perfect innings before a hit by John Orsino sparked a Senators rally that ended with a double play.
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