Colts Run Past Cardinals in Monday Night rout
Baltimore Colts crushed the St. Louis Cardinals 47 to 27 to notch their fourth straight win and move into sole possession of first in the Western Conference. Tom Matte opened the onslaught with an 80-yard TD run, while Johnny Unitas threw a TD pass and ran for another. subs later closed the game as Baltimore built a 47 13 lead.
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Yankees Rally Falls Short in 10th to Cardinals
In a tense game delayed by a critical error by Bobby Richardson, the Yankees tied the score on Tom Tresh’s first-pitch homer but allowed St Louis to win in the 10th. Berra noted the miscue could have sparked a double play and changed the outcome.
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Navy diver Gorman leads Olympic diving trials as U S swimmers shine
Gorman, a 26 year old Navy lieutenant from Queens Village, led with 52.42 after two dives including a 15.58 reverse with pike. Andreason placed second and Sitzberger moved into fourth, boosting U S hopes for a 1 2 3 finish. US coxless fours won repechage in rowing and the 400 meter freestyle relay posted a fast time. Ginny Duenkel set an Olympic record in the women's 100 meter backstroke trials.
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Four Investing Mistakes to Avoid in Stock Markets
The text outlines four investor missteps including moonshot goals, using all available funds, chasing “can't miss” stocks, and leaping without research. It advises clear goals, emergency reserves, cautious capital, and fact based evaluation with NYSE firm guidance.
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Baylor Bears face Texas Tech with several regulars doubtful
Baylor's three regulars Bobby Maples James Rust and Ramsey Muniz are doubtful for the Texas Tech game as the Bears prep in the rain. Muniz nurses a knee injury and Rust a bruised knee. Maples has a leg injury and may miss the Saturday night game in Waco.
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Morrow Medalist In Local Tourney At Meadowbrook
Ann Morrow of Lubbock Country Club captured medalist honors with an 82 in the qualifying round for the Intercity Club Women's tournament at Meadowbrook. The event opens today in four match play flights and a nine hole medal flight with finals Friday. Participants include golfers from Hillcrest Lubbock and Meadow Brook.
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Injured Fighter Nunez Moved to Lubbock Hospital
Emedino Nunez 25, who has been unconscious since January 24 after a Golden Gloves bout, was moved from Odessa to a Lubbock hospital for four days of tests. The barber suffered a brain clot and remains hospitalized.
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Allotey Beats Perez In Sydney Flyweight Bout
Ghanaian boxer Bob Allotey outpointed Ray Perez of Hawaii over 12 rounds at Sydney Stadium. Allotey scored knockdowns in the seventh and ninth rounds with body punches while Perez was repeatedly warned for holding.
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Razorbacks Prep With Texas Game In Mind
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles kept the team indoors after a light drizzle for a limbering workout ahead of the Texas game. Arkansas rose to No. 8 in the AP rankings after a 17-6 win over Baylor and Broyles praised the offensive line's effort. Freshman coach Jack Davis briefed the squad on Texas after a 90 minute session.
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Aggies Prep for Clashing Frogs on Saturday
Texas A&M worked through a loosening up drill to plan offense and defense for Texas Christian. Senior center Andy Overton was hobbling with an ankle injury from the Southern California game and may be unavailable for the Frogs clash.
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Raiders gear up for Baylor clash amid injuries
Raiders expect Tommy Doyle to start at defensive end despite a shoulder bruise. Ronnie Pack may miss a third straight game with a severe charlie horse, while Tech travels 43 players to Fort Worth with McWhorter and Adams sidelined by injuries. Ben Elledge returns for first action of year, delivering a late pass and a fumble.
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SMU Faces Rice After Rainy Practice Updates
SMU in Dallas reports quarterback Dominic Oefinger remains out with a broken jaw after rain soaked sessions. All other Mustangs expected to be available for Saturday night’s game against Rice, with Oefinger out of hospital but six weeks from returning to practice.
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Levelland Names 1965 Little League Officers
Levelland Little League officers were elected for the 1965 baseball season at a Hockley County Courthouse meeting Tuesday night. Doug McSwane was chosen president replacing Frank Burnett, Ivan Tipps became vice president, Tom Alexander is secretary treasurer, Clyde Reeves is player agent replacing Ike Modawell, and Morris Hudson and James Hader were outgoing.
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Raiders Praise Running Game as Defense Edges TCU
Merrill Green assessed Baylor as a ball-control team and warned that giving them the ball leads to scores. King praised his Raiders for strong running, confirmed improved defense against the run, and noted limited passes while stressing Fort Worth fan support and a balanced performance.
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Gibson stifles Yankees as Tresh ties game with homer
Bob Gibson fans 13 as the Cardinals beat the Yankees 3 2 in St Louis. Willie McCarver notes Gibson’s fastball and control while Tresh’s switch hitting homer tied the score in the ninth. Keane praises the series and McCarver’s decisive blast impacts his future. Cairo Egypt seeks oil experts.
Grains Decline on Soybean Liquidation on Board of Trade
Active selling by longs pushed soybeans lower on the Board of Trade as the Department of Agriculture pegged production at 698 million bushels. Wheat, corn, oats and rye slipped fractions late, with soybeans down 5 to 9 cents at session close and December prices listed for wheat corn oats and rye.
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Stolen base call sparks debate after tense Yankees vs Cardinals game
Elston Howard questioned a ruling on Bill White on second with Ken Boyer on third none out in the 10th. The official score kept it as a stolen base with no error. Gibson said he pitched better in the season's Cubs game, noting a 1-0 win with 12 strikeouts. McCarver later hit a game winning three-run homer after a strikeout with bases loaded in his first at bat.
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Antarctica Is Highest Continent Averaging Over A Mile
Antarctica is the world's highest continent with average elevations exceeding one mile above sea level. The vast icy landmass sits far above sea level for most of its expanse.
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Grain and dairy price report from Chicago Fort Worth
AP wire item lists cash grain futures for wheat corn and oats, soybeans, with ranges for No 2 and No 3 yellow corn and sample grade soybeans. Fort Worth reports wheat and oats pricing, plus potato arrivals and regional russet and red varieties with current market strength. Butter wholesale prices and dairy product price ranges are provided for Chicago, with delivered price differentials and grade breakdowns.
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