Bulldogs Clobber Dons in 27-0 District Showdown
In District 2-AAAA action, San Angelo and Midland Lee slip from the unbeaten ranks as Abilene defeats San Angelo 18-14 and Odessa Upsets Midland Lee 7-0. Big Spring beats Abilene Cooper 21-7. Odessa High sits a half game behind the leaders in a five-team chase.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Abilene Cooper
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Palo Duro
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Monterey
Permian
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Caprock
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Schultz Rehired As Card Coach
ST. LOUIS AP reports Joe Schultz aged 45 is rehired as a coach for the world champion St. Louis Cardinals. Schultz, managing Licey in the Dominican Winter League, was informed by Manager Red Schoendienst and becomes the second member of the new staff alongside Joe Becker, the former Dodgers pitching coach. Two coaching positions remain on the Cardinals roster.
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ST. Louis
Joe Schultz
St. Louis Baseball Cardinals
Schultz
Licey
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Joe Becker
Los Angeles Dodger
Notre Dame Faces Tough Fall With Two Wins
The report notes Notre Dame football finished last season with just two victories in nine games, highlighting a struggling program and coaching questions.
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Notre Dame
Notre Dame Seeks Focus Not Bowls Amid Five-Game Win Streak
Undefeated Notre Dame, fresh from a 28-6 win over Stanford, ignores bowl talk as Jack Snow sets a season receiving yards mark in five games. New coach Ara Parseghian says the team concentrates on upcoming games, while Sugar Bowl reps watch from the press box.
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Jerry Liska
South Bend
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Stanford
Jack Snow
Frank Leahy
Snow
Ara Parseghian
Knute Rockne
Leahy
Parseghian
Athletic Board
Navy
Bernie Grenwood
Monk Simmons
Edmund Joyce
CSC
Edward Moose Krause
Grenwood
District AAA opens with Dumas lead and mixed results
Dumas tops Muleshoe 63-0 to lead District 1-AAA with a perfect 6-0 mark while Canyon and Perryton win as the race tightens. Andrews sits atop District 2-AAA at 6-0 with Fort Stockton toppled 58-0. Pecos moves to second as Monahans and Odessa Ector mix results. Sweetwater leads District 3-AAA after a 32-0 win over Littlefield with Snyder second as Lamesa and Brownfield schedule next.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Dumas
Canyon
Perryton
Muleshoe
Demons
Tulsa
Hornets
Hereford
Ule
Andrews
Mustangs
Kermit
Fort Stockton
Pecays
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Odessa Ector
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Sweetwater
Littlefield
Snyder
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Tulane Protest Over Clock Time Rejected in Tech Tilt
Tulane protested alleged illegal 35 second clock run in final minute of the 7 6 Georgia Tech victory. SEC official George Gardner said the decision was correct and Tulane could protest if they file. Tech praised the win extending its unbeaten streak to six while noting no offensive improvement.
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Georgia
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George Gardner
SEC
Jack Griffin
Auburn
Cincy Climbs in MVC Race After Tulsa Win
Cincinnati moved to 4-1 overall and led the Missouri Valley standings with a 28-23 victory over Tulsa. The Bearcats relied on a dominant ground attack to counter Tulsa's aerial offense, while other Valley results left Arkansas and Louisville with wins and losses outside the league. Wichita and North Texas also faced nonconference losses ahead of upcoming Valley play.
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Marshall
George Washington
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Southern Winals
U S All Star Team Ends Exhibitions in Japan Tour
The U S all star college baseball squad closed its Japan tour with a 3 3 tie against a Sai tama Prefecture selection and a 3 2 loss to Nippon Express Co The visitors finished five wins two losses and two ties on the tour before heading to South Korea for five games Oct 27 28 29.
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Japan College
Nagoya
Saitama
Jim Hibbs
Stanford
Buddy Hallowell
Southern California
Jim Vopicka
Illinois
Walt Peterson
Soviet critics blast track coach after Tokyo showing
The Soviet press condemned track and field head Gavriil Korobkov for poor Tokyo results despite 30 golds and 608.3 points overall. Komosmolskaya Pravda and Krasnaya Zvezda faulted him for failures and questioned leadership of the Olympic program. San Jose State split 10 football games last season with 187 points for and 194 against.
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Red Star
Korobkov
San Jose State
Spartans
Three Area AA District Showdowns Stir Near Playoff Berth
In District 3 and 4 AA races three top teams Friona Floydada and Olton fight for playoff spots as leaders meet twice in the final trio of games. Denver City leads 8-0 in 4 AA while Morton Slaton Frenship battle for spots and Post upsets Morton 28-20 to stay in the mix. Denver City owns a 105 point edge in two league games and has allowed zero.
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Jim Richardson
Avalanche-Journal Sporty
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Floydada
Mustangs
Friona
Denver City
Morton Falls Post
Morton
Antelopes
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Slaton
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Browns rout Giants 42 20 in Municipal Stadium thrilla
Cleveland Browns dominate New York Giants 42 to 20 as fumbles, interceptions set up touchdowns. Leroy Kelly returns punt for a score, Frank Ryan and Jim Ninowski throw TDs, Jim Brown nears 10 000 rushing yards but falls short. Crowd of 81050 witnesses season’s top scoring show.
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Paul Wiggin
Charley Scales
Cleveland Browns
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Y. A. Tittle
Bald Eagle
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Frank Ryan
Jim’ Ninowski
Leroy Kelly
Jim Brown
Tittle
Dick James
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Chandler
Municipal Stadium
Jets Move to Shea Stadium for 1964 Season
The New York Jets switch from the Polo Grounds to Shea Stadium for 1964 while the Houston Oilers plan to leave Jeppesen Stadium for the Harris County domed stadium in 1965 as their new home.
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Jeppesen Stadium
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Skeeptane Gasoline trial promises fuel efficiency test
Readers are invited to try Skeeptane Gasoline in three tankfuls to compare performance in their driving. The ad-style prompt encourages personal testing to verify claimed additives improve efficiency and power.
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