Longhorns open season amid defense focus and new rivals
Defending state champions face a tougher all around schedule as Calvin Mason and guard Harrol Redwine pace a defense heavy lineup. Cooper Young and Mack Bean support the backcourt while Koelaar and Seaton boost the attack. Upcoming matchups include contests with Groom and Adilene style rivals, with state course hopes hinging on improved two way play.
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Cooper Young
Harrol
Redwine
Mack Bean
Longhorns
Es Brown Ia
Koelaar
Seaton
Koelzer
Wwe
Fense
Corpus
Freddie Savage
Ocis
Christ
Miller
Bradshaw
Billy Hardage
R. L
Alice
Porter
Brownywood
Daline Tetfere
West Texas football schedule and roster notes
Fragmented OCR lists upcoming games and player notes for Texas teams across towns like West Walton Lamesa Big Spring and Amarillo. Mentions names such as JERRY ENG COOPER YOUNG and Natine Dex among seniors and freshmen. interspersed with locations Carter Grand Prairie Baytown and Galess.
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West Walton Texas
Monterrey
inPiinview
Big Spring
Lamesa
Odnaas
Bans Tes
Terman
Jerry Eng
Amarillo Nein
Framarne
Max Wabanks
Fort, Worth North Sie
Cooper Young
Ada
Okla
Wichita
Top Echelons Spark Texas High School Grid Tests
United Press International reports this week centers on top AAAA and AAA teams in Texas preparing for solid tests as Sweetwater Breckenridge and a string of AAAA battles (Paris Carthage Snyder Borger Lamar Consolidated Alvin Sherman Nederland Orange) loom alongside AA clashes like Denver City versus Brackett, Lavaca versus Victoria, and San Benito. Strongs include Jones at Baytown, Austin SF, and Galena Park, with Odessa Amarillo and Dallas Terrell fixtures noted in early season highlights.
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United Press International
Thomas Jefferson
jLamar
Port Arthur
Houston
Texas
Jones
Baytown
S.F
Wichi
Austin
Galena Park
San
EAS
Antonio Highland
Austin SF
Ausan
Sweetwater
Breckenridge
Anerivision
Paris
Carthage Snyder
Borger
Gainesville
Lamar Consolidated
Alvin
Sherman
Nederland
Orange
Art Lavaca
Victoria
Jackson Powers
Corpus Christi Ray
Denver City
Antonio Brackenhage
Koubens
Seminole
Brownsville
San Benito
Quanah
Stamford
Strong Vernon
Odessa
Amarillo
Dallas Terrell
Athens
Devine Adams
Garland
Dallas
Sam
Uvalde
Linton Tell
Highland Fark
Beeville
McKinney Takes Hillcrest Lead In Two Day Golf Meet
Elmer McKinney posted a two day total of 145 to lead the Hillcrest Country Club men's tournament, two strokes ahead of J B Whizzer White. Dave Lawson and Randal Carpenter finished tied for third at 148, with Ross Mitchell and Tommy Wilson just behind. Sunday rounds saw McKinney, Carpenter, and Wilson shoot even par, while White led after Saturday with a par round.
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J. B
White
Elmer McKinney
Hillcrest, Country Club
Texas Tech
Dave Lawson
Randal Carpenter
Ross Mitchell
Tommy Wilson
McKinney
Carpenter
Wilson
Lawson
Mitchell
Randal Penter
Houston Trammel
Ken Holton
Jack Sharpe
Fred” Hinson
Bull “Blaton
Vermond Newton
Robt
Gckinney
Joe Nix
Jack Uderson
John’ Shropshire
Chaun- Zeal Dep
Paul Emerysts
Malone
George Capon GE
Howard Hicks
Boo Dohn
Jack Trammel
Jack Crawford
Ben Hicks
Larry Graves
Tom Bampion
Glen Lawson
Stan Grey
Bee A White Bo
bin Kete Y Connine
Sherman Norais
Johnson T
Bob Pierce
Biw Ehroeder
Homer Gage
Bob Barrick
Ralph Quert
Messeramith
Dick Sharp
Horace Baye Oy
Sol. G
Bulgore Cigh
Neat Duxeisis
Maticbe
Guley
Allen Hammer
Ion Zeleny
Brewingen
U S Dominates Israeli Games in Tel Aviv Meet
The United States led by Mike Herman of Yonkers and others swept medals in Tel Aviv, earning eight golds, one silver, and one bronze as American athletes dominated the Israeli games in a wide men’s team showing.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Mike Herman
Yonkers
NLA
Why
Los Angeles
United States
California
Amerigann
Sevin
Downes Hospitalized With Infected Hand
Terry Downes British holder of a world middleweight share was admitted to London Royal Homeopathic Hospital with an infected left hand. His bout with Paul Pender in Boston on Sept. 23 was postponed due to the sore thumb and infection spreading.
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London
Terry Downes
Royal Homeopathic Hospital
Downes
Boston
Paul Pender
Sam Burns
Perini Finally Names Tebbetts Braves Manager
Milwaukee Braves owner Lou Perini appointed George Tebbetts as manager after long delays as Charlie Dressen resigned from his executive post. The Braves won their 40th victory of the season against the Dodgers, marking a pennant pursuit under front office leadership.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Lou Perini
George
Birdie) Tebbetts
Charlie Dressen
Los A
Dressen
Braves
Firing of Dressen shocks Braves as Tebbetts takes over
The Braves oust Dressen in a surprise move after McHale names Tebbetts manager for 1962 and 63. Perini and McHale clash over leadership while Tebbetts vows to bring focus as the heat and changes unfold. Laver and McKinley advance in the National Tennis Championship as Burns, Emerson, and Seixas show form.
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Dressen
Tebbetts
Perini
John McHale
Cholly Charlie
Scimo
Re Laver
Newal
Flander
U.S
McHale
API
Chauncey Steele III
All Bridge
Mass
Fay
Ned
Braves
Birdie
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Reds
Shackleford Second Craig Wins In Orton Invitational
Ronald Craig of Lubbock won the 36 hole Consolation championship by two strokes over Melvin Bradley. Louis Hair tied for second at 80, with C. A. Cox of Olton fourth at 86 as wind and rain affected play at the Par 72 course.
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Gene Boyds
John Shackleford
Ray Harof
Plainview
Texas Tech
Red Raiddy
Sun Ler
Buddy Hamilton
Amarillo
Conditioned Orton Invitational Golf Journal
Stan Barrett
Muleshoe
Hamilton
Boyd
Shackleford
Ronald Craig
Lubbock
Melvin Bradley
Twain
Akoe Campionsur
Mulesboe
Tulla - Souis
Olson
CA. Cox
Ortoa
Pie Fixgut
Charles Moore
Basil Johns
Archie Foriey
Paul Webb
Hoyt Sté Cloug
J. R. Chamberlain
Herb Owens
Bil Eading
D. HL
Saeed
Eddson
Copeland
W. C. Newberry
Sam Gholton
Harold
Booby Raymond
Newberry
Don Franke
Jay Graves
Chester Jones
Jack "Yours
Jones
Franks
Gunter
Flake Price
Jerry Bittle
Eldon Pranks
Bittle
Fla
John Mecune
Leroy Wilbanks
D. J. Hooper
I. Hr. Carson
Hooper
McCune
Conseattion
Neil Wells
Ken Wosencraft
Sonn
Trimmater
Biltcho
Elle
Trimmer
Chargers Dominate Texans In AFL Exhibition
San Diego Chargers crush Dallas Texans 31-10 after three first quarter TDs led by Paul Lowe’s 72 yard punt return and a 4 yard run. Chargers force seven turnovers as Texans lose four starters to injury and hope to rebound in Dallas next week.
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Calif
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Paul Lowe
Dallas Texans
Lowe
Oakland Raiders
Dallas
Texans
Lowe and Company
Giants
Blair
Sd—Lowe
Sd—Kemp
Sd—Roberson
White Sox sweep Senators in twin bill to close season
Chicago White Sox swept a Sunday doubleheader from Washington, winning 4-1 and 4-0 to finish their schedule with 13 wins in 18 against the Senators. Juan Pizarro threw five-hitter for win in game two, while Billy Goodman hit a two-run double in the first game as J.C. Martin contributed three singles.
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Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Juan Pizarro
Southaw
Pizarro
J.C. Martin
Billy Goodman
Billy Pierce
Chicago
White Sox
Cacao
Rho Aparicio
Ivess
Robinson
Mekintes
Carrigan
Robinson Rf
Piasik Rowan
Amith
Bierce Apfel
BF Cottier
Sage
Carigan
Canadian Marathon Champion Kelley Wins Again in Heat
John Kelley, 30, of Groton Conn, an English teacher and leading American marathoner, captured the Canadian Marathon Championship in 2 31 50 amid 90 degree heat. He finished 30 minutes ahead of Toronto’s Orville Atkins, repeating his 1958 victory.
Whittier Wins 1961 Women’s World Softball Title
Whittier California defeated Stratford Connecticut 2 1 in the 19th inning to clinch the 1961 Women’s World Softball Tournament in Portland Oregon. The final went scoreless through 14 innings before Whittier broke the deadlock with one run in the 15th and another in the 19th to secure the championship.
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Whittier
Portland
Ore
Calif
Stratford
Conn
Option Players Recalled By Tribe
Cleveland Indians recall 10 optioned players to join Salt Lake City farm club. Pitchers Sim McDowell Hal Jones and Joe Schaffernoth, infielder Jack Kubiszyn, outfielders Ty Cline and Al Luplow to report later this month. Bearcats Beat Ysmael Steel Team In Manila for fourth straight win before 20,000 at Araneta Coliseum.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Salt Lake City
Sim McDowell
Hal Jones
Jack Kubiszyn
Ty Cline
al Luplow
Joe Schaffernoth
Bearcats
Manila
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Ysmael Steel
Philippines
Araneta Coliseum
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Jim Seaton
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David Koelzer
Jim Brown
Don Watson
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Charles Rooke Jr
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Bob Cope
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Wilbert Davis
New York
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