Andrews Mustangs Aim To Rebuild After Long Win Streak
Five returning players started for the Andrews Mustangs last year as they racked 11 straight wins before a loss. Linemen Donnie Cook Tom Moss and Jerry Cooper anchor the line with backs Dewasin Matthews and Glenn Finley leading the offense in new season photos.
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Tom Moss
Jerry Cooper
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Glenn Finley
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Paul O'Hanlon
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Ray Cahill
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Neil Rucker
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District 2AAA Roster and schedule highlights
The roster lists players across positions with numbers and class years for 2AAA schools. Key names include Ricky Hawthorne, Billy Wood, Jerry Cooper, and Glenn Finley. The schedule shows games from Snyder to Monahans with results and district note, and a bi district outcome for Wichita Falls Hirschi.
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Ricky Hawthorne
Ray Cahill
Letterman
Tommy Finley
Walter Modgeling
Donnie Cook
Clarence Slatton
Jack May
Joe Phillips
Gary Qaston
Billy Wood
John Wells
Doug Ham
John Beilue
Terry Warren
David Ham
Bobby Smith
Bobby Carnes
Glenn Finley
Bobby Roberta
Greg Morris
Larry Buchanan
Mike Jones
Billy Carruth
Dewain Matthews
Robbie Larue
Snyder
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Andrews Mustangs Chosen To Lead District 2-AAA
Maxi Goldsmith, long-time Andrews football coach, returns as mentor this fall after replacing Glenn Frazier as athletic director. The Mustangs, coming off an 11-1 season and a 14-0 playoff loss to Paul Hirschi, are tipped as favorites in District 2-AAA.
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Bill Hart
Avalanche-Journal
Andrews
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Ponies
Goldsmith
Glenn Frazier
Mustangs
Wichita
Paul Hirschi
Dumas
Senators Clinch 2-1 Win On King’s 10th Inning Hit
Washington defeats Baltimore 2-1 as Jim King lines a two out single to right in the 10th. Ken Hamlin started the rally with a single, Willie Kirkland walked, Woodie Held struck out before King’s game winner. McCormick earned the win, Miller took the loss. Orioles’ Blefary doubled in the seventh to chase Kreutzer, Ridzik walked, Lau sacrificed, Barber hit an infield out for a run.
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Jim King
Baltimore
Ken Hamlin
Senators
Ken McMullen
Willie Kirkland
Woodie Held
King
Mike McCormick
Stu Miller
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Steve Barber
Hamlin
McMullen
Frank Kreutzer
Detroit
Curt Blefary
Oroles
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Steve Ridzik
Charley Lau
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Luis Aparicio
Washingtoy
Blair Glin
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Grant Shuts Down Indians as Twins Win 7 0
Jim Mudcart Grant threw a two hitter for his ith win and led the Minnesota Twins to a 7 0 victory over Cleveland Friday night. He drove in a run with a single in the fourth and added two RBIs in the eighth, while Rich Rollins scored once and Zoilo Versalles also contributed. Pedro Gonzalez and Fred Whitfield had the only Cleveland hits.
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Dodgers
Lou Johnson
Jim Gilliam
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Fran Page
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Roseboro
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Boston Red Sox split doubleheader with Chicago White Sox
Dennis Bennett pitched a complete game in Boston s 6 1 win over Chicago after Chicago had taken game one 3 2. Bennett improved to 4 3 with six hits allowed as Don Buford Gene Freese and Danny Cater produced triples for the White Sox.
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Chicago White Sox
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Don Buford
Gene Freese
Danny Cater
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Kansas City Rally Sinks Yankees Behind Green's Ninth Inning Hit
Dick Green delivered a run producing single in the ninth to beat Whitey Ford giving the Athletics a win over the New York Yankees. Ford kept the Yankees in front until the ninth when Wayne Causey Partabull and Ken Harrelson set up the decisive hit. O'Donoghue suffered the late collapse as Green broke the duel.
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John O'Donoghue
Whitey Ford
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Joe Tarta Bull
Clete Boyer
Ken Harrelson
Jami Landis
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Bennett
Buthavi
Lopez
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Boyer
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Malzone
Buford
Freese
Capri City
Thomas
Yastreemski
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Yastrzemski
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Tee York
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Harrelson
Bughart
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Don Drysdale Wins 18th as Dodgers Defeat Phillies 9-8
Right-hander Don Drysdale breaks a three year jinx with an 18th win as Los Angeles beats Philadelphia 9-8 to end the Dodgers three game skid. Drysdale improves to 18-11 in a victory over the Phillies for the first time since 1962.
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Don Drysdale
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Howie Reed
Tony Gonaialez
John Callierson
Ray Herbert
Ron Fairly
Willie Davis
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Relinsky
Devartale
Nichols and rivals battle in tight scoring at golf tournament
Nichols trailed early with bogeys on eight and nine but recovered with birdies on nine and sixteen while hitting fourteen greens. Charles matched with twelve greens as he fought back from a rough hole, Jack Rule posted 68 to tie Mason Rudolph at 141, Knudson stood seventh at 142, and a large group at 143–144 contended as Nicklaus reached the cut with 70.
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Peter ‘Thomson
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Gordon Jones
Doug Sanders
Tony Ilema
R. H. Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Jack Nicklaus
United States earns two medals at rain-soaked student Olympics
Wet conditions marred events as the United States adds a silver and a bronze to Toomey's gold. Bill Crotherly grants Canada its first gold in the 800 meters, while George Germann takes silver and Rudolf Klaban earns bronze in others. Allen Fox wins bronze in men's tennis singles after a straight-sets victory.
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Bill Crothery
Canada
George Germann
Port Crane
N.Y
Rudolf Klaban
Austria
Valery Skvortsov
Russia
Lovelt Union
Tatiana Seselkanova
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Isaoc Watanabe
Japan
Cubs Rally Past Braves 5 3 For Fourth Straight Win
Chicago Cubs defeat Milwaukee Braves 5 3 extending Milwaukee's fourth consecutive loss as Billy Williams hits his fourth career grand slam on Friday night.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Mays Hits 40th as Giants Rout Mets 9 2 at Shea
Willie Mays belts his 40th homer tying NL marks and reaching a 16th September homer in a game where the Giants beat the Mets 9 to 2 at Shea Stadium. McCovey adds two home runs, Gabrielson and Hart also homer as San Francisco stops a four game skid and New York’s three game win streak ends.
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Jim Hart
Warren Spahn
Ed Krainepool
Charlie Smith
Frank Linzy
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Pirates rally for six in ninth to edge Astros 10 9
In Pittsburgh the Pirates defeated Houston 10 9 after a six run ninth inning climaxed by Andre Rodgers game winning single down the left field line. Roberto Clemente and Bill Mazeroski sparked the rally as Pittsburgh moved to seven straight wins while remaining 43 games behind the Dodgers. Rays of the pennant race widen.
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Tanes Win In Bout With TOPS In Softball Tilt
The Jaycee Janes defeated TOPS Lubbock Chubbers 19 to 9 at Mackenzie Ball Park on Friday. Mrs Sissy Pounds pitched for the Janes while Mrs Letha Stockton started for TOPS. Proceeds support Jaycees Wives Club and TOPS funds for a national convention delegate. Plaques were given to team coaches.
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Jaycee Janes
Tops Lubbock Chubbers
Mackenzie Ball Park
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Sissy Pounds
Letha Stockton
Jaycees Wives ‘Club
Conte ntional baseball brawl and Atlanta football hire
In a tense exchange, Marichal recalls a confrontation with Roseboro ending in a bat strike during a game, citing provocation and self defense. Separately, Bud Erickson was named assistant to the president of Atlanta’s new NFL club, starting operations in 1966.
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Detroit Lions
Angels Ride Fregosi Homer To 3-2 Victory Over Tigers
Los Angeles wins 3-2 as Jim Fregosi hits a 12th inning homer and Bob Lee earns relief win. Dean Chance gains his third straight victory, despite Detroit rallies aided by four double plays and an Elbie Pearson baserunner.
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Dean Chance
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Jim Piersall
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