Whiteface Builds Fresh, Fast Antelope Squad for 1961
Whiteface High School fielding a notably young 1961 Antelopes squad with only three starters returning from a 2-8 season. Sophomores handle most backfield spots led by QB Ronnie Caffey, while ends Skinner and Guajardo provide receiving threats. Coach Emmett Broderson aims for quick development as district 3-B race unfolds under veteran eyes.
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Antelopes Roster and Schedule for District 3 B
A historical roster lists Antelopes football players by position with weights and class years, including names such as Ronnie Caffey and Dan Hodges, plus coaches Emmett Broderson Ken Baker and Dale Read. The schedule shows Sept games at Tatum Morton Cooper Seagraves Wilson Ropesville Whitharral Anton Meadow Amherst with conference denotation and past results.
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D X Bible Ends Coaching Era at Texas as Emeritus Director
Dana X Bible, 70, retires as consulting athletic director at the University of Texas after a 34 year coaching record of 209 victories and 61 defeats. A Hall of Fame figure, he will become athletic director emeritus while remaining a key university administrator. Bible previously led Texas A&M, Nebraska, and Texas to multiple championships and high honors.
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Tahoka Bulldogs Eye Improved Season Under Atwell
Tahoka Bulldogs football, with 17 returning lettermen and most starters back, aims for a better 1961 season under coach J. D. Atwell after a 1-9 mark in 1960. The squad expects improvements and may pull a few surprises.
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Odds Favor U S Britain Goes After Walker Cup Today
The British hope to start strong in the Walker Cup with Scottish foursomes and eight Saturday singles, while the United States seeks to extend its domination after a 9 3 1 victory two years ago at Muirfield. Captains Jack Westland and Charles Lawrie announced the pairings for the opening matches.
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Colts Pokes Play Tonight in Oklahoma Exhibition
Weeb Ewbank seeks a fullback option for the 1961 Baltimore Colts as they meet the Dallas Cowboys in Norman, Oklahoma. The rookies have impressed through two exhibition wins and one defeat, leaving Ewbank unsure who will start.
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Ten Horses Get Post Positions All American Futurity
Ten horses from last week's trials were drawn for post positions for the All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. Bunny's Bar Maid, owned by S L Childers, Fresno, Calif., is the favorite at 4 to 5 odds. Post No 7 goes to Pokey Bar, owned by Hugh Huntley, Madera, Calif. Other runners include Magnolia Bar Savannah Cates David Cox Three Kicks Art Bar Leona Dee and Golden Note. Also eligible are Top Breeze Gold Seeker Bobby Coca and Lady Bar. SANTIAGO Japan doubles its sales yet Chile still receives only three percent of its imports.
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Crowd Of 65 000 Possible Tonight In Yanks Tigers Opener
New York faces Detroit in a pivotal three game series at Yankee Stadium for the American League pennant with an expected 65 000 in attendance. Yankees rely on Whitey Ford Terry and Strafford while Detroit plans Mossi Lary and Burning as starters. The Tigers hold a 6-1 edge in the season series and trail New York by 12 games.
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Laver Favored To Win U S Tennis Crown At West Side Club
Wimbledon champion Rod Laver, top seed, begins 10 day grass court campaign at Forest Hills to extend Australia’s streak in the U S championship. McKinley opens against George Stoesser as Amerson faces Rubinoff and Mark meets Fitzgibbon.
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Linz Named TL's Best Linz Named TL's Best
Larry Maxie of Austin was named Texas League pitcher of the year and Amarillo shortstop Phil Ling was chosen player of the year as the league announced its awards. Ling led with a .251 average and 151 hits in 430 at bats, with 70 runs scored and 28 doubles, while Maxie totaled 17 wins against seven losses with a 2.10 ERA and two no hitters. Ling, 22, previously played for Class B Greensboro in 1960.
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Texas Loaded With Backs
The University of Texas opens its 69th grid season under Coach Darrell Royal on Friday with 4 candidates, 20 lettermen and 39 sophomores. The Longhorns rely on backfield veterans Mike Cotten James Saxton Jack Collins Jerry Cook David Russell and Ray Poage plus sophomores Tommy Ford and Duke Carlisle. Interior line is thin with only six of 27 players having varsity duty. Sophomores fill five positions after the starting letter. The season starts September 2 at Berkeley against California.
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Braves Rally Past Dodgers 2-1 Behind Hendley Victory
Milwaukee rookie Bob Hendley scattered six hits over nine innings to earn his fifth win as the Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1. Frank Thomas hit his 27th homer and Lee Maye sparked a double steal that produced the decisive run. Hank Aaron drew a key walk before the steal. Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale absorbed his ninth loss.
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Cubs Run Over Giants 6-1 in First Three Innings
Chicago Cubs rally to a 6-1 win over San Francisco as 10 hits come in first three frames. Jack Curtis pitched seven strong innings allowing nine hits while Billy O’Dell and Dom Zanni hurled four and seven scoreless frames respectively after Marichal left in the third.
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