Roosevelt opens new stadium with 22 16 victory over Christ The King
Roosevelt edged Christ The King 22 to 16 in the dedication game for the new Roosevelt stadium. Pete Gomez Sonny Paxton and Nicky Hopkins produced two early touchdowns as the Eagles led 16-0 at halftime, then held off a Trojan rally in the second half with a late stand after a turnover.
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Hobbs Trails Followed By Texas Tech Golfer Tie
Texas Tech golfer tied with Dennis Elkins of Albuquerque at 140 after rounds. Blocker shot even par on Saturday as 145 barely missed cut. John Mumme of Lovington led the president's flight with 146, five ahead. Second Flight results show Ivey, Rordon, Tahman, Paulowsky, Scott, Peers, Owers, McNabb, Epps and others finishing matches.
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Albuquerque
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Lovington
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George Paulowsky
Fred Williams
Charles Scott
Don Scott
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Ron Curry
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Joe Norman
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Ken Epps
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Georce Addison
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Davie Jones
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Golf Club Tournament Roundup Confuses With Unreadable Scores
Flight by flight results show players like W W Doran, Harry Miller, Paul Hunter, Bob Graham and others competing in a multiflight event. Pairings list many matchups with names such as Stretz Laflin Crocker Zahn Thurman Gite and McBee, plus byes and several by default wins.
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Harry Miller
Guiledse
Paul Hunter
Bob Graham
Howie Herbert
Charles Stretz
George Laflin
Westerners poised to challenge 3-AAAA throne this season
Lubbock High coach Spoonemore touts a rebuilt backfield led by Tommy Jenkins and quarterback Mike Bowman. Key linemen include Brent Mattison and Oscar Riemer with depth in the receiving and defensive units. Westerners eye a stronger running game to contend with Amarillo Tascoa and Waterloo Borger as they seek an improved 3-AAAA showing.
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Spoonemore
Lubbock High
Albany High School
Greg Lott
Art. Carroll
Larry Wilson
Tommy Jenkins
Chick King
Mike Bowman
Lott
Ronnie Webb
Lother
Roy Farmer
Nicky Gage
Farmer
Fetterman
Gage
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Mattison
Johnny Chapman
Kenneth Medlin
Rufus Crow
Don Burrell
Ronnie Hagood
Burrell
Maroons Triumph In A&M Intrasquad Scrimmage
Texas A&M opened football training with the Maroons defeating the Whites 28 to 0 in a Saturday night intrasquad game. Four players scored for the Maroons, which consisted of the top three teams, while the Whites were formed from the remaining squad.
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Angels Fall to Orioles in Second Straight Defeat
Orioles stranded 11 base runners as they lost 4 to 2. Barber pitched six innings allowing five hits and Dick Hall closed out the win while Lee tied the rookie record for the season in 1962 with Radatz's 62 appearances.
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Jets Beat Buffalo On Last Ditch Pass
In Wilkes Barre Dick Wood threw an 11 yard touchdown pass to Don Maynard with under three minutes left to lift the New York Jets to a 19 to 17 AFL exhibition win over the Buffalo Bills. Jets had led 12 to 3 in the third quarter on two Jim Turner field goals and a seven yard run by rookie Mike Taliaferro.
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Dick Wood
Don Maynard
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Jim Turner
Mike Taliaferro
Vikings Hold Off Eagles In Exhibition Thriller
Fran Tarkenton capped a 78 yard drive with a four yard TD pass to Bill Brown and Fred Cox added his third extra point with 16 seconds left as the Minnesota Vikings beat the Philadelphia Eagles 21-20 in a Saturday night NFL exhibition in Hershey Pennsylvania.
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Fran Tarkenton
Bill Brown
Fred Cox
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Olympians eliminated in 1964 freestyle team trials
At the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis two 1960 Olympic wrestling veterans Ben Northrup Jr. and Russell Camilleri from San Francisco were eliminated in the trials to pick the freestyle team for Tokyo 1964. Northrup was pinned by Greg Ruth of Bethlehem Pa. in their match.
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Russell Camilleri
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Cincinnati Wins 5-1 Over Braves Behind Purky Pitching
Cincinnati defeated Milwaukee 5-1 as Vada Pinson and John Edwards homered in the fifth. Bob Purkey allowed three hits over the win, with Camilleri dropping a 4-0 decision in the 171.5-pound class at the wrestling meet. Pickens pinned Raschke in 5:56 for the unlimited heavyweight title as finals set for Tokyo team selection. Dave Auble beat Carmen Molino 2-1 in the 125.5 class to reach a Cornell rematch Monday.
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Dodgers top Mets 6 2 on Davis and Parker homers
Tommy Davis hit his ninth homer and Wes Parker added a solo shot as the Dodgers defeated the New York Mets 6 to 2. Ron Perranoski relieved in the fourth, allowed one hit and none more runs for his fifth win. Maury Wills stole home after a wild throw by Jesse Gonder, and Jeff Torborg scored on a squeeze bunt in the inning.
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Ron Locke
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Triandos Grand Slam Powers Phillies Past Giants 9-3
Phillies lead National League with a 9-3 win over San Francisco as Gus Triandos hits a grand slam and Frank Thomas drives in three. Jim Bunning scatters nine hits for his 16th victory. Jim Hart and Orlando Cepeda hit solo homers for the Giants.
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Bob Bolin
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Tony Taylor
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Key Stars In Longhorn Drill
Ernie Koy led the Orange to a 39-0 scrimmage victory over the Whites at Texas. Koy ran 23 times for 162 yards and scored two touchdowns, plus a nine yard pass to Pete Sammons for another TD. Jim Hudson scored twice and Marvin Kristynik added four in the second half.
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Giants’ Exhibition Blight as Lions Win Third preseason
Brown Morrall played the second half at quarterback as the Giants dropped four of five pre season games. Detroit improved to 3 1 1 in exhibitions, Plum and Morrall posted solid passing numbers, Chandler delivered strong punts, while the Lions held a net yard edge 261 to 202.
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Ford dealer offers new and used cars at 3409 20th
A local Ford dealer advertises its full range of new and used cars and trucks. The dealer lists the address 3409 20th and a home phone SW5 3410 with a PO box reference 555-24 9th and Texas.
Cowboys Offensive Line Shuffle Shapes 1960s Grid
The article details Dallas Cowboys line changes with Tony Liscin moving to left tackle ahead of Bob Fry, Jim Ray Smith at the other tackle, guards Joe Bob Isbell and Ray Schoen, and Mike Connelly at center. rookies Whaley Hall Jake Kupp and Dave Manders join the reserve mix as Don Perkins and Amos Marsh form the backbone of the running game along with Jim Stiger and Amos Bullocks as backups. The defense features Colvin at left tackle Youmans as backup, ends George Andric and Larry Stephens, tackle Bob Lilly, and a starter backfield of Howley Tubbs Jordan with Eddie Edwards Harold Hays Green and Don Bishop in the secondary plus Gacher and Renfro at safety. Mississippi rookie Perry Lee Dunn among extras. Also notes Texas Tech’s Dad's Day Oct 24 and Homecoming Nov 21 with Arkansas.
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