Cromwell Captures Junior Singles at Jaycee Tennis Meet
Jerry Cromwell of Long Beach California upset defending champion Mike Belkin of Miami Beach Florida 4 63 to win the junior singles title at the International Jaycee Junior and Boys Tennis Championships in intense heat. Brown of Carmichael California repeated as doubles champion with Gary Rose of Orinda California by defeating Stockton of Riverdale New York and Steve Stockton.
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Loorpus Christ
Tex
Jerry Crom
Long Beach
Calif
Mike Belkin
Miami Beach
Fla
Cromwell
Jett Brown
Carmichael
Steve Stockton
Riverdale
N.Y
Belkin
Love
Brown
Stockton
Gary Rose
Orinda
Illinois
Tim Sheehan
Chicago
William Power
Evanston
Jim Hobson
Los Angeles
Calif Calif
Robert Don Buffalo
Bays
Local Youth Track Meet Clinic At Chapman Field
Recreation Department sponsors a free coaching clinic led by Bob McGuire at Chapman Field from Monday to Wednesday. Morning and afternoon sessions run 10 12 and 5 7. Open to boys and girls ages 3 to 12 with events in five divisions and open events for older youth. No special equipment required. gym shorts or canvas shoes suffices. Ribbons awarded to top five finishers in each event and division.
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Recreation Department
Bob McGuire
McGuire
Chapmanfield
Street
Ave. X
Coder
Giote
Bev
Sions
Chapman Field
Whiteface Opening Fee of Tatum Eleven at Home
Tatum hosts Whiteface at 7 30 p m to begin an eight game schedule aiming to reclaim a conference crown. Coach Herb Pier plans workouts before school starts with the full slate including a September 7 home game and a September 14 visit to Melrose as the season opens.
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Tatum
Whiteface
Sorew
Herb Pier
Texas
Melrose
Texas and Arkansas Poised To Lead 1962 Conference Race
Texas and Arkansas are pegged as front runners for the league title with anticipated guard play from Little Rock prospect and two rising quarterbacks Bill Gray and Fred Marshall. Baylor faces a new look with Don Trull at quarterback, Texas A M analyzes leadership and line strength, TCU projects speed and a strong backfield, and Rice SMU and Texas Tech detail depth issues and potential strengths. The consensus pins Texas and Arkansas as the likely Cotton Bowl participants in January 1963.
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Little Rock
Bill Gray
Fred Marshall
Marshall
Baylor
John Bridgers
Bears
Don Trull
Oklahoma City
Ronnie Goodwin
Ronnie) Bull
Bridgers
Hank Foldberg
Texas A&m
TCU
Allie White
Sonny Gibbs
White
Rice
Ronnie Cox
Hayden Fry
SMU
Fry
Texas Tech
J. T. King
Raiders
David Parks
Roger Gill
Sonny Armstrong
Texas
Arkansas
South Team’s Coyote Field Duel Impresses Few
Gene Walker of Hull-Daisetta led the South with 9½ yards per carry on 13 tries, amassing about 90 rushing yards in the first half. Shields drew mixed notes from peers while Johnny Ryan of Albany stood out for the North as SMU coach Hayden Fry reflected on the close, hard-hitting game.
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Dale Harris
Montery
Shields
Tom Currie
Houston Lamar
South
Gene Walker
Hull-Dassetta
Walker
Ryan
Johnny
Albany
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
SMU
Hayden Fry
Fry
James Burdine Scores His First Hole in One
After two years of golf, 15 year old James Burdine earned his first hole in one at Westlake Golf Course. He used a six iron to ace the 128 yard par three seventh hole.
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James Burdine
Westlake
Burdine
Orioles Sell Temple to Houston Colts
Baltimore Orioles announce the sale of second baseman Johnny Temple to Houston of the National League. Temple, 33, batted .263 with seven steals in 78 games after joining from Cleveland last season, and the move clears room for Barry Sherrone on the roster.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Johnny Temple
Houston
Orioles
Temple
Cleveland
Barry Sherrone
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