Longhorns player Grob in critical condition after heat illness
University of Texas football guard Reggie Grob, hospitalized with heat exhaustion after a Saturday practice, is described as much more critical with kidney complications. Teammates Jim Besselman and Lee Hensley remain under observation as coach Darrell Royal orders new frequent water breaks.
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Lee Hensley
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Darrell Royal
Roval
Fry
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Texas Longhorns
Darrell Oliver
Sandy Sands
Tommy Ford
SMU
Mike Kelsey
Reg Grob
Hustling Man Wins Ruidoso Futurity
Hustling Man owned by JB Ferguson of Wharton Texas won the All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs, running 400 yards in 20.3 seconds and earning $96,425. Clifton Deniege rode Hustling Man to a three quarter length victory over Tiny Charger, with Bar Depth a neck back in third. The program lists payout for other places plus related race outcomes and a stewards inquiry into a horse entering and another leaving during the race.
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Tex
Airman
Ruidoso Downs
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Dayton
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Lightning Bell
Mister Junipar Bar
Little Chico
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White Wins HCC Tourney In 36-Hole Victory
J B White outshot Dave Law, son, and Ross Mitchell to capture Hillcrest Country Club tourney. White finished 36 holes with 141 total while Lawson and Mitchell posted 145 and 145 respectively. Tom Martin won the PGA hole-in-one contest by driving six and a half feet from the No 5 cup.
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Dave Lawson
Ross Mitchell
Hillcrest Country Club
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Lawson
Mitchell
Tom Martin
Dallas Open To Maxwell Leads Group At 283
Maxwell headed a five player tie at 283 with a closing 25 24 49 as Gene Litter Jay Hebert Bruce Crampton and Jack Nicklaus shared the group. Each won 1420. Mason Rudolph finished fifth at 284 for 110. Pratt and Jacobs split 1750 for 86 each.
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Gene Litter
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Fla
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Jack Nicklaus
Tucson
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Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Bobby Pratt
Las Vegas
Nev
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Musial Passes Speaker In Hits For Cardinals
Stan Musial moved into second place on the majors all time list for career hits by collecting his 3 516th hit in a Sunday game. He did this as a pinch hitter in the ninth inning and singled off Jerry Al Jackson in the St Louis Cardinals 4-3 loss to the New York Mets.
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UPI
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Musial
Tris Speaker
New York Mets
Jerry al Jackson
St. Louis Cardinal
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Tigers Acquire Pitcher Ken Humphreys From Deer
Detroit Tigers announce the purchase of relief pitcher Ken Humphreys from Deer of the American Association. Humphreys has a 10 7 record and will report immediately to the major league club.
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Deer
American Association
Humphreys
SMU Center Mike Kelsey Dies From Heat Stroke
SMU center Mike Kelsey died after collapsing during fall practice, heat stroke causing brain injury and a 110 degree fever. He was the season's first college football fatality. Cardinals and Longhorns also reported heat-related weariness among players.
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SMU
Oldtimers
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Houston
Texas A&m
Wright Captures Spokane Open Golf Victory
Mickey Wright shot 69 to win the Spokane Women's Open by nine strokes, setting a new LPGA 72-hole scoring record with 275. Kathy Whitworth finished second at 284, earning 950 dollars, while Ruth Jessen of Seattle and Barbara Romack tied for third at 287 with 675 dollars.
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UPI
Mickey Wright
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Dallas
Tex
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
Esmeralda
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Was
Barbara Romack
Grossinger
Gunter Wins Expert Class at National Motorcycle Rally
Gunter of Alhambra California led the expert class on the final day at the national motorcycle rally in Dodge City Kansas. He completed ten laps of a half mile track in 4 41.48 minutes with Gary Nixon of Fort Worth Texas taking second on a Triumph.
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Calif
Gunter
Gary Nixon
Fort Worth
Tex
Game Cancelled Between Phillies and Pirates in Rain
UPI reports Sunday’s game between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Pittsburgh Pirates was called off due to rain. No makeup date was listed.
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UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh
Tigers Sweep Orioles to extend dominance in doubleheader
Detroit Tigers beat Baltimore twice to improve to 14 2 on the season and extend their control over the Orioles to seven straight wins. Messi and Fox combined for the opener shutout with Dick Brown driving in the decisive run. Regan allowed eight hits in the nightcap as Kaline Colavito and Rourke homers supplied all Detroit runs. The sweep moved Detroit into fourth place in the American League behind Baltimore and Chicago.
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Terry Fox
Dick Brown
Phil Regan
Orioles
Mike Rourke
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Chuck Estrada
Messi
Fox
Regan
Jaus
Baltimore
Estrada
Cincy Gains On LA Jay Beats Braves On Four Hits
Joey Jay pitched four hits over eight innings for a 3-0 win as the Reds beat the Braves. Johnny Edwards hit a two run homer and contributed a run via a first inning double, lifting Cincinnati within six games of the Dodgers in the NL. Bob Hendley suffered the loss after eight innings with seven hits yielded.
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Joey Jay
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Johnny Edwards
Jay
Braves
Bob Hendley
Amerson Off 'Serious' List After Paralyzing Illness
Glen Amerson, Philadelphia Eagles halfback, is removed from the "serious" list and hospitalized in Harrisburg with non infectious encephalitis. A Harrisburg doctor reports partial right side paralysis but improving, with an expected two week stay and unlikely return this season.
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Glen Amerson
Philadelphia Eagles
Amerson
Silvernail
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Foldberg reshapes Aggie lineup with 14 position changes
Texas A M coach Hank Foldberg announced 14 new job assignments for the Aggies in a broad offensive and defensive switch. Nine linemen shifted positions and five backs moved to new roles including Eddie Vandyke and Gerald Edwards among others.
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UPI
Texas A&m
Hank Foldberg
Aggies
NBC Semifinals Postponed By Rain In Kansas
In Wichita Kansas rain forced postponement of National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament semifinals set for Monday. Fairbanks Alaska was to face Ponchatoula Louisiana and Wichita Transit would play Ocalo Florida, with games moved to Tuesday night.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Ponchatoula
Wichita Transit
Ocalo
Fla
Forty-Niners Acquire Kenerson From Rams. Waives Winter
Redwood City California reports that defensive tackle John Kenerson was bought by the San Francisco Forty-Niners from the Los Angeles Rams for the waiver price. The Forty-Niners released tackle Bill Winter to create room on the roster.
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San Francisco Forty-Niners
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Forty-Niners
Bill Winter
Kenerson
Phils Rally To Top Colts In Twin Bill Opener
Philadelphia edge Houston 3-2 as Tony Taylor clubs a ninth inning homer and Billy Klaus adds a timely single. Art Mahaffey allows four hits in a strong outing to earn the victory while Dick Farrell suffers the loss for Houston despite two early runs.
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Indians hockey style shift signals build for season
Edwards, a 208 pound sophomore, is touted as a big powerful runner and may move Holland to center. James Reseda, 152, will start at wing to round out the backfield alongside juniors and sophomores, with Dewbre at tackle and Griffith at guard. Coach Jones notes improved attitude and depth, predicting a solid season if early games build experience and injuries stay away. District finish hinges on young players stepping up, Morton loyalty cited. In Sioux City, Burke high school player John Helmer remains in critical condition after a brain injury during practice last Thursday.
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Sherill Griffith
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Sioux City. Iowa
UPI
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Burke, S.C
Sioux City
Local Golf Teams Lead In Lubbock CC Handicap Tournament
The Roy Cooper Preston Cochran duo and Hugh Anderson Tom O Kelly pair posted 123s as leaders through Monday in the Lub bock Country Club Handicap Partnership Tournament. Teams have until Saturday to finish the second round. Other scores through Monday include Bud Ely Charles Rosebrough 128 Pete Edwards Lindsey Talford Earl Miller Arthur Miller 128.
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Preston Cochran
Hugh Anderson
Tom O'Kelly
Lubbock
Mixed baseball scores and upcoming games from today
Today’s results show New York 85 San Antonio 2.6 and Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 6 with several ties and errors. Upcoming American League and National League games list matches between Los Angeles and New York, Kansas City and Boston, Chicago and St Louis, and other division rivals across multiple cities.
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Oklahoma
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Atlanta
Rochester
Buffalo
Thana Bietmond
Peravuse
St. Louis Team Wins American Legion Title
The St. Louis team representing Anheuser Busch Post No. 299 captured the national American Legion Baseball championship, defeating Hawaii 9 4 Sunday night to remain undefeated in the tournament, marking a second title for the city in six years.
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Rice Goes Through First Pad Workout
Houston reporters watched as Coach Jess Neely led the Rice Owls through their first padded practice. The hour and a half consisted of drills with no contact after a morning of photo sessions and interviews.
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UPI
Jess Neely
TV Servicemen Product Brand Listings
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