Bovina Beats Whitharral 26 0 In Home Shutout
Bovina Mustangs overpower Whitharral Panthers 26 to 0 as Don Compton and Jerry Frazier spark the offense. Frazier racks up 156 rushing yards and three scores, including a 24 yard TD in the third quarter. Buddy Turner also scores on a four yard run.
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Bovina
Whitharral Panthers
Bovina Mustangs
Mustangs
Panthers
Buddy Turner
Jerry Frazier
Don Compton
Rocky Hanze
Compton
Hanze
Frazier
Scores Continued From Page One Across Texas and nearby
A dense score list shows numerous high school football results across Texas and nearby areas. Notable showings include Dallas Jefferson 21 Longview Dallas South Oak Cliff 7 and San Benito 80 Harlingen 6. Other entries cite Mercedes 0 Edinburg 27 and Beaumont Central Catholic 16.
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Groveton
Lanier
Eagie Pass
Schertz-Cibolo
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Burbank
Kerrville Tivy
Medina Valley
Hondo
Raymondville
Mercedes
Yoakum
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Brackenridge
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Texarkana
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Sherman
Kimball
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Camanche
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Winters
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Aeron Giddings
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Palestine
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Houston
St. John's
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Needville
East Bernard
Sweeny
Wharton
Calvert
Lexington
Silsbee
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Lamar
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Cowboys trim two players ahead of Cotton Bowl clash
Dallas Cowboys cut three year vet Dave Sherer of SMU and rookie end Or. Tee Murchison from the University of the Pacific. Coach Tom Landry said defensive captain Jerry Tubbs would be ready to play Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Dave Sherer
Southern Methodist
Sherer
Baltimore Colts
Cowboys
Tee Murchison
University of Pacific
Tom Landry
Jerry Tubbs
Pittsburgh Steelers
SMU Offense Shows Sharp in Friday Scrimmage
SMU coach Bil Meek praised the first three units as they repeatedly scored in a controlled scrimmage against lower units in Dallas. John Ed Clarke led ball carries while Martin Cade, Jimmy Reedes, and Buddy Miller stood out on defense. A game-condition scrimmage is planned for Saturday. Friday’s drill stayed inside the 20 yard line.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Bil Meek
John Ed Clarke
Martin Cade
Jimmy Reedes
Buddy Miller
Meek
Seagraves Tops Crosbyton in Tight Football Showdown
Seagraves defeated Crosbyton as Waller rushed for 93 yards and Crump, Petty, and Faulkner scored in a 16 point fourth quarter. Crosbyton moved to the Seagraves 39 before stalling, leaving Seagraves with a strong 1-0-1 start and Crosbyton at 1-1-1.
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Waller
Faulkner
Petty
Crump
Eagles
Crosbyton
Seagraves
Roberts
Cross Byton
Ratheal
Rice Picked To Win SWC By Texas Writers
Nine Texas sportswriters predict Rice will win the Southwest Conference title with Baylor Arkansas Texas and others in supporting roles. Rice leads with 36 points to Arkansas and Texas in second, Baylor fourth, while Texas A&M Texas Tech TCU and SMU trail in order after a 10 day camp tour.
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Odessa and Westerners face toss up in season opener
The Odessa eleven lines up 10 seniors and one junior with Mickey Thurber at quarterback and Melvin Holt at fullback. Westerners start Max Ince at right half and Micky Malone at left end with Jim Cone and Rex Fuller at guards. Both teams show strong linemen and similar average weights as they prepare for a close game after recent yardage figures.
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Micky Malone
Steve Peace
Jan Tubbs
Nub
San Angelo
Jim Cone
Rex Fuller
Charlie Ray
Odessa
Mickey Thurber
Benavides
James Brown
Melvin Holt
Bill Rose
Jerry Holderman
Walter Jordan
Carl Messer
Howard Sellers
Lang White
Owen
Raymond Adams
Owens
Sellers
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Jordan
Odessas
Amarillo
Tom S
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Tom Sr
Texas Holds Final Two Day Drills Ahead of Classes
Texas coach Darrell Royal announced the last two day drill period before classes begin at the University of Texas in Austin. He noted a controlled scrimmage at Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon closed to the public and that four Texas City players would return in time to participate after a two day holiday to assist families affected by Hurricane Carla.
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UPD
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Darrell Royal
Memorial Stadium
Texas City
Royal
Carla
Valley Rains Cancel Several Grid Games
Heavy rainfall in the Pao Carande Valley forced cancellation of at least four high school football games and postponed three others. Cancellations included Monterrey Tech at Brownsville Mission at Dorn and Laredo at Pio Grande City with La Joya at St Josephs Academy Brownsville. Three Friday games Sharyland Lyford San Diego Los Fresnos Santa Rosa Port Isabel were moved to Saturday night.
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Pao Carande Valley
Syere
Monterrey
Lobos Top Hobbs Eagles 42 6 in Five Fumble Game
Levelland capitalized on five fumbles and an interception to defeat Hobbs 42 to 6. Ted Turnbow scored on a 10 yard run after an 82 yard opening drive as Hobbs answered with Bob Hicks scoring from one yard. Levelland pulled away in the second quarter with Turnbow, Singleton and McCulloch connecting for scores.
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Joe McCulloch
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Ross Joplin
Lobos Top Eagles in Non-Conference Game for Second Win
Levelland Lobos roll up 219 rushing and 111 passing while holding Eagles to 115 rushing and 123 through the air. Simp son scores from short yardage and Turnbow, McCulloch, and Campbell contribute as Lobos add two more touchdowns to seal the win.
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Pat Campbell
Lobos
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Levelland
Doug Reed
Eagles
Springlake Olton clash sparks fourth quarter comeback
The report tracks Springlake and Olton scoring moves with Hudson guiding a late rally from the Wolverines after a slow first half. Key plays include a 54 yard boot by Hudson and a late sequence culminating in a seven yard TD pass to Barlow as Olton drives to within striking distance.
Post 21 Spur 15 spoils homecoming in second-quarter burst
Post marches past Spur Bulldogs 21 to 15 at Spur. Harold Mason scored two second-quarter touchdowns and added extra points to lead Post after a 41-yard drive. Spur opened with a 77-yard run by Richard Walker and a late score by Mac Bell, leaving both teams at 1-2 on the season.
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Richard Walker
Mac Bell
Curtis Parsons
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Floydada Beats Fighting Balls Eleven In Victory
Floydada outplayed Fighting Balls Eleven with Teague completing three of five passes for two touchdowns and a 35 yard score to Don Switzer. Char les Christian and Barnhart aided the offense as Floydada built a multi touchdown lead by midway through the second period.
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Don Switzer
Switzer
Charles Christian
Christian
Barnhart
Albert Hernandez
Floydada
Edwards
Senators Defeat Athletics To Take Ninth Place
Washington pitcher Bennie Daniels earned his 10th win with a five hitter as the Senators beat the Kansas City Athletics 3-1. Norm Bass allowed five hits and two runs in six innings to absorb his 11th loss against eight wins, dropping KC into last place.
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Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Bennie Daniels
Norm Bass
Steelers Drill For Cowboys Opener In Dallas
The Steelers focused on defense in Friday final drills before their NFL season opener against the Dallas Cowboys in Dallas.
Burr's mounted wins pace Atlantic City card
UPI dispatch from Atlantic City reports Charlie Burr rode three winners on Thursday. He won with Ali Topry paying 24.20 in the third, Ted B. paying 8.00 in the sixth, and Get Happy paying 11.00 in the eighth.
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Charlie Burr
Ali Topry
Ted B
Get Happy
Ayala Upsets Toad to Reach Quarterfinals in Paris
Chilean pro Luis Ayala, who turned pro only last week, defeated Australia’s Lew Toad 6-3 6-2 4-6 6-2 to advance to the quarterfinals of the men’s professional tennis championships in Paris.
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Jockey Froilan Cruz Killed In Pawtucket Car Crash
In Becket Massachusetts a jockey named Froilan T. Cruz, 29, died when his compact car left County Road near Pawtucket and struck a tree after veering off the road. State police reported he died instantly.
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Ral
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Machen To Meet DeJohn Tonight In TV Rematch
Eddie Machen and Mike DeJohn square off in a coast-to-coast telecast from the War Memorial Auditorium on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Machen and DeJohn previously met last April in San Francisco with Machen holding a win. both contenders bring strong punch power and records into the 10 round bout.
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N.Y
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LBJ To Survey Carla's Damage In Texas
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will fly to Texas to survey damage from Hurricane Carla and join a meeting with Governor Price Daniel to plan aid. He will depart Washington by military jet and travel to Houston for the Monday briefing.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Lava Tube Being Made Into Fallout Shelter
In Hilo Hawaii Island Paauhau residents convert a giant underground lava tube into a fallout shelter. Volunteers dig access roads for the tube surface and claim it could hold all 2500 residents of Panthan and nearby Honokan as a potential refuge.
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West Texas State B Team schedules four games
West Texas State's freshman dominated B team will play a four game schedule. The slate includes a Sept. 28 meeting with Hardin-Simmons, Oct. 20 at Air Force Academy B, Oct. 26 at McMurry in Plainview, and Nov. 10 home or neutral game against Texas Tech.
Pronovoest Returns Contract to Red Wings for 1961-62
UPI reports defenseman Marcel Pronovoest, veteran of 10 NHL campaigns, has returned his signed contract for the 1961-62 season to the Detroit Red Wings.
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Detroit Red Wings
Featherweight thriller tops Olympic Auditorium card
Los Angeles reports a featherweight bout between local fighters Gil Cadilli and Danny Valdez leading a three bout feature at Olympic Auditorium next month. Cadilli and Valdez square off as the headline event with two additional bouts on the card.
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UPD
Ocal
Gil Cadilli
Danny Valdez
Olympic Auditorium
Otto Returns from Concussion for Raiders
Offensive center Jin Otto, the Raiders sole casualty in Houston last week, has recovered from a minor concussion and will be ready for action Sunday. A 1953 Texas Tech win over Mississippi State is recalled with Wade Walker and Darrell Royal noted as coaching figures.
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Patterson Patterson McNeeley Bout Set for Boston Nov. 13
Promoter Tom Bolan said Floyd Patterson and Tom McNeeley have agreed to terms for their world heavyweight championship fight in Boston Garden on November 13.
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Georgia Tech's Football Coaches Since 1904
Georgia Tech has had three football coaches since 1904: John W. Heisman from 1904 to 1909, Bil Alexander from 1920 to 1944, and Bobby Dodd from 1945 onward.
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Georgia Tech
John W. Heisman
Bil Alexander
Bobby Dodd
Bankruptcy action affects American Exchange New York bonds
A report notes American Exchange New York bonds facing bankruptcy or receivership with possible reorganization under bankruptcy law. Certificates, matured negotiables, and securities are discussed, with impacts on investors and related companies monitored.
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Cheng
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ximEx
Grain Futures Reported Fluctuations and Prices
AP dispatch notes mixed grain futures with wheat around 2.44 to 2.87, corn between 88 and 90, and a falon mile near 1.99 to 2.04, reflecting market variability across commodities.
Grain futures fall on government sale fears
Chicago paid prices drifted lower across corn wheat oats and soybeans with a later leveling off. Corn led losses dipping over a cent per bushel amid liquidation tied to perceived government stock sales. Wheat and oats drifted with modest moves while soybeans showed minor declines.
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Board For Trade
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