Route Set For Schoolboy Finals In Texas
Wichita Falls reached the Class AAAA final by routing Fort Worth Paschal 18 0. Corpus Christi Miller edged Port Arthur 6 0 to join the title tilt. Brownwood beat Jacksonville 12 6 to advance in Class AAA. Crosby beat White Oak 14 6 and Albany defeated Stinnett 9 6 in Class AA and AI. Final locations and times to be announced.
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Fort Worth area football picks clash with results notes
A roundup shows line spreads by Bill Hart failing to predict schoolboy football outcomes across Texas. Several favorites like Stinnett Albany Cleburne Port Lavaca and others misjudged their scores while regional teams and upcoming Relays are listed with dates and coaches remarks.
Kroll Leads Coral Gables Open After Second Round
Ted Kroll of Fort Lauderdale shot a five under 66 to reach 202 and hold a two stroke lead at the Coral Gables Open. Don Finsterwald slipped to second at 201 while Bob Goalby fell to third at 206 as Arnold Palmer and others chase the payout.
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Shreveport
Sam Snead
Evans Shines In Wayland Victory Over Sul Ross
Wayland Pioneers beat Sul Ross 83 68 as Evans scored 32 points on 13 field goals and 6 free throws. Sal Morgan added 17 and Jesse Holland 15 while Sal Ross struggled from the floor. Wayland led 38 22 at halftime and sought sixth win Monday at Texas Western.
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U S Netters Down Italy In Davis Cup Doubles Showdown
Barry MacKay staged a remarkable comeback saving eight match points to boost the U S doubles effort as Earl Buchholz and Chuck McKinley prepared to face Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola of Italy. A win would clinch the series and send the Americans to Sydney for the challenge round starting December 26.
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Butch) Buchholz
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St. Louis
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De Marco Signs With St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals announce the signing of Robert De Marco a 20 pound University of Dayton tackle to a contract as disclosed by managing director Walter Wo l f ner. The report notes De Marco joins the NFL roster following the UD standout.
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Paret Defeats Thompson For World Welterweight Crown
Benny Kid Paret of Cuba defended his world welterweight title with a 15 round unanimous decision over Federico Thompson of Argentina in New York. Paret weighed 147 pounds to Thompson's 157. The bloodied challenger kept pace early but faded, with Paret landing relentless hooks and forcing the stoppage of exchange after exchange. No knockdowns occurred as Paret extended his reign and snapped Thompson's 32 bout unbeaten streak.
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South Plains Beats ACC Freshmen In Tight 70 65 Win
South Plains Texans led wire to wire and defeated Abilene Christian Freshman 70 to 65. Clyde Brownlow scored 23 but Jim Reynolds 25 and Pat Agnew 27 led the scoring for ACC, as South Plains improved to 1 0 on the season and eyes a game with West Texas State Friday at Levelland.
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