Sands Mustangs Seek Turnaround Under Youngblood
Sands High enters season with limited depth and fundamentals as Coach Joe Youngblood reshapes a young squad. Fullback Eugene Coleman faces a dislocated elbow, delaying his return. Dan Shortes shifts to fullback to fill the gap while six returning starters help anchor a ground attack in a straight T formation.
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Bob St, John
Joe Youngblood
Sands High
Youngblood
University of Texas
Robert Lee
Sands
Ropesville
Eugene Coleman
Coleman
Dan Shortes
Doyle Lewis
Larry Hall
Bill Rasberry
Ike Wasson
Shortes
Max Harding
Bobby Gaskins
Dean Newsom
Lewis
Rasberry
Ronnie Gaskins
Hall
Bob Smith
Wasson
Shores
Mustangs
Jesse Franklin
Bill Smith
Jimmy Schuelke
Corpus Christi
Longhorn
Coop- Bee Sands
Roster of Hopesville Team Includes Returning Letters
The document lists players such as Enda Jim ny Schusske Roy Long and Dean Newsome with letter status and numbers, along with others like Larry Hall and Paul Davis. It references locations Hopesville and New Home and mentions coaching and roster details in a fragmented style.
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Fettermen
Enda
Jimmy Schusske
Nar
Roy Long
Leutenns
Dan Shorts
Max Harding
Dotle Lewis
Dean Newsome
Senor
Jessie Franklin
Moore
Bil Brith
A Barberry
Konnie Baer
Alton Richter
Genter LO
Hopesville
Lee
Maange
Robert Lee
Sands
Nate
Banas
Eagles Boosted by New Halfbacks and Fresh Talent
O'Donnell adds two new halfbacks and several freshmen to the Urban Eagles as they rebuild from a 2-8 record. Garrett, Jordan, Lopez form a promising backfield paired with Gardenhire and Farlow on defense and line play. Snellgrove leads a pass oriented offense with mixed receiver progress as Blair notes depth issues and a cautious district outlook.
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Burle Petit
Avalanche-Journal
O'Donnell
Urban Eagles
Ece Infantry
Clyde Blair
Eagles
Crosbyton
Balls
Garrett
Joe Pat Garrett
Dennis Jordan
Fernando Lopez
the Eagles
Charles Gardenhire
Bobby Mack
Gardenhire
Furlow
Jordan
Lopez
Eagle
Blair
O’donnell
Manuel Garcia
Don Richardson
Williamson selects Rice Texas in balanced 1961 football race
Williamson picks Rice and Texas as part of a conference by MITCH data driven ratings. The article notes nationwide squads evaluated since spring to assign a preliminary 1961 rating with evenly matched talent across major teams. It lists likely winners by conference and shows favorite and underdog counts per team.
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Mitch Bib Peleracy
Williamson Rx
Frick Rules Out Ruth Record as Maris and Mantle Trail
New York reports that Commissioner Ford Frick will not credit Maris and Mantle with Ruth style records unless they reach 154 games. Maris at 56 and Mantle at 53 must surge in a 13 game road trip starting in Chicago to reach 61 and 60 respectively. Fans debate whether full season totals should count in the record hunt.
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UPI
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Ford Frick
Frick
Yankee
Ruth
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Maris
Mantle
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Bea ‘Tetenty Tin Ip Sa Saing
Land
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Cowboys Show New Look Ahead to Second Season
Dallas coach Tom Landry expresses optimism as the Cowboys rebuild with rookies and veterans, including Ngee, Glynn Gregory, Charlie Er, Sonny Davis, Jim Doran, Mike Connelly, and new signings Bob Grottkau, Houston Antwine, and Andy Cverko. The defense features Howley Tubbs and Patera, with Moegle and Green contributing. The revamped squad aims to keep rivals busy in 1961.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
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Amiles
Nerseant Ngee
Fel
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Sonny Davis
Glynn Gregory
Jim Doran
Steve Meslinger
Bob Fry
Granger
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John Houser
Connelly
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Bob Grottkau
Houston Antwine
Detroit
Andy Cverko
Green Bay
Lilly
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Frost
Bill Herschmann
Chuck Howley
Jerry Tubbs
Jack Patera
Babb
Allen Green
Dicky Moegle
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Ltrade
Pittsburgh
Don Bishop
Bob Bereich
Tom Franckhauser
Cowboys
DASTHRICT 5 a COLORS TEAM ROSTER AND SCHEDULE
A readout lists team colors black and gold with the nickname Eagles and a long roster of players by position from guards to centers. Includes multiple coaches Clyde Blair Charrie Benson James Thompson and a schedule outline with dates and opponents such as Crosbyton Happy and Frenship noted alongside conference designations and game results.
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Eagies
Clyde Blair
Howard Payne
Chariie Benson
West Texas
Statens
James Thompson
the Rooster
Wendell White
Fetterman
Bobby Joe Furtow
Letterman
Danny Furlow
Ronnie Shepperd
Elly Singleton
Johnny Anderson
Gerald Aldridge
Tommy Burton
Lauie Birdwell
Bobby Mack Furlaw
Roy Maharin
Jetterman
Weldon Bessire
Fen Taylor
Dennis Jordan
Fernandes Lopez
Jesse Lopez
Bob Moore
Jimmy Barton
Fillish Treadway
Randy Allen
iEenesan
Renaldo Casarez
Plains
Frenship
Seagraves
Heauite Crosbyton Iad Wee
Tahoke
Tuliaes
Conahome
Art
Frenship Peat Bemgraves
Iwe
Lori
Quanah Braves Face Class AA Warpath In Texas Prep
Quanah Indians led by Coach Bill Davis emerge as a Class AA threat after impressive 34-12 over Vernon and a string of strong showings. Other top AA powers include Jacksboro Sweeny Terrell Brady Gilmer Hillsboro Taylor Bellville with Denver City undefeated and several teams eyeing potential titlists this season.
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Quanah
Stamford
Vernon
Jacksboro
Sweeny
Terrell
Brady
Gilmer
Hillsboro
Taylor
Bellville
Childress Bobcats
Paducah
Stout Seymour
Decatur
Dickinson
West Columbia
Denver City
Mustangs
Seminole
Dalhart
Floydada
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Anson
Hamilton
Lancaster
Prebee
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Hearne
Katy
LaGrange
Devine
Linton
Denver
City
Kermit
Wharton
Robstown
Childress
Stinnett
Crowell
Bonham and
New London
State Grid Slate District Football Schedule Snapshot
The schedule lists district by district games across Texas and nearby areas. It names matchups such as Hereford vs Dimmitt and Denver City vs Kermit, with numerous other pairings including Perryton vs Canyon, Merkel vs Hamilton, and Plano vs Seagoville. The list covers many towns, schools, and regional rivals, showing a dense roster of Friday night fixtures and Saturday leanings across multiple districts.
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Monahang
Canyon
Perryton
Vernon
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Spearman
Sunray
Crowell
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Canadian
Hamiln
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Liano
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Rogers
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Hearne
Lockhart
Taylor
Rockdale
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Bealy
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Tomball
Humble
Caldwell
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Angieton
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Waller
Galvester Kirwin
Dickinson
Tidehaven
Edna
Wharton
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Port Lavaca
Ganado
Louise
Cuero
Youxuri
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Hellettsville
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del Valle
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Path
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Schertz-Cibol
Spikes and Dorow Lead AFL After Week One
Balding Al Dorow of New York topped the AFL passer rankings across six categories after week one. Dallas' Jack Spikes led rushers with 109 yards and a 15.6 yard average, including a 74-yard TD run.
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Spikes
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Texans
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Maynard
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Tony Banfield
Hill Seeks Continuation Of Racing After Monza Tragedy
Phil Hill says he will continue racing for now after the Monza Grand Prix disaster in which Wolfgang von Trips and 13 spectators died. Italy bans further events at Monza until a safety commission reviews precautions. Hill recalls losing a brother and notes the track’s dangerous curve but emphasizes driving demands caution.
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Italy
Phil Hill
Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Ace
Wolfgang von Trips
Ferrari
One Monza
Romolo Tavoni
von Trips
Father of youth defends Piersall dare claim
James McInerney Sr. of Bayport says James Jr. told him Piersall had taunted fans in the centerfield bleachers and challenged someone to come out. At Bronx court, magistrate sets Sept. 25 for hearing on orderly conduct charges. bail remains 50 dollars each for McInerney Jr. and Robert Mendez. four photographers observed the aftermath as the youths fled after shattering a courthouse window. Elaine Mendez comments Heat may have affected him.
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Cleveland Indians
Piersall
James McInerney Sr
Bayport
N.Y
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Bronx County
Pierssall
McIinerney Sr
Perands X. O’brien
Young McInerney
Robert Mendez
Ronkonkoma
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Elaine Mendez
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