Australians Tie America's Cup as Gretel Beats Weatherly
Gretel, the Australian challenger, trails Weatherly early in a tacking duel but gains to win by 47 seconds on a 24 mile triangle course. The victory evens the series and hands the U S its first Cup loss in 28 years.
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Sean Es Swift
Weatherly
Gretel Triumphs In Thrilling America Cup Race
Gretel defeats Weatherly to split the first two races of the America's Cup series off Newport Rhode Island. The 28 year old Cup clash saw a tight finish as Gretel clocked two hours 45 minutes 48 seconds and prompted a postponement for Wednesday’s schedule.
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America
Columbia
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Gretel
New London Eyes Title Run as Area Teams Tangle
New London remains a top Class A title favorite after key wins and looming showdowns. East Texas powerhouses Rosebud and Bloomingon posted decisive victories while Pearl and other coastal teams surged. Notable results include Garrison’s 96-6 win and Pearland’s 60-0 blowout, with Quitman Woodsboro and Bloomingon facing tricky tests ahead.
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Rot Unites Preason
New London
Albany
Yellowhammers
Hamlin
Chapel Hill
Garrison Bulldogs
East Texas
Pearland
Santa Fe
Quitman
Woodsboro
Coastal Bend
Lindale
Yorktown
Rosebud
Texas
Rogers
Bloomington
Rockport
Chillicothe
Tipton
Okla
Seagraves
Muleshoe
Wink
Eunice
N. M
Rotan
Roby
Joaquin
Mineola
Pettus
Vanderbilt
No Holds Barred Von Erich Kox Meet In Mat Card Feature
Wrestlers Von Erich and Kox sign for the brass knucks title bout promoted with Canada and Texas commissions. The card includes six man tag action with Royal and Viking, Romero and Ali Ali, and a Scarpello Riviano clash. Dory Funk is noted as a former brass knucks holder who was suspended in Canada.
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Carlson
Ricky Romero
Sir Nelson Royal
the Viking
Ali Ali
Joltin
Joe Scarpello
Gypsy Riviano
Dandy
Dan Miller
Johnny
Como
Dory Funk
Canada
Funk
Gene Kiniski
Canadian Commission
Roberts
Texas Commission
von Erich
Kox
Nebraska
Royal
Jeeves
Yellow Eyes
Viking
Romero
Scarpello
Hobbs Lady Seeks Golf Double in City and Club Titles
Mrs. H. W. Hodde, holder of the Hobbs Country Club title since 1949, aims to win the Hobbs City women’s championship in match play starting next Monday. Her main challenger is Mrs. Guy Price after a 77 in qualifiers as 18 hole matches run Monday through Wednesday.
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Hobbs
H. W. Hodde
Hobbs Country Club
Hobbs City
Guy Price
Henry Hodde
Ee Municipal Pro A
Forrester
Major League Leaders Highlight Top Batters and Power Hitters
American League leaders include Runnels, Hinton, Robinson, and Lumpe with high batting averages and runs. National League standouts feature Davis, Robinson, Musial, White, and Aaron. Home runs leaders show Killebrew and Cash, while runs batted in leaders include Twins and Colavito.
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United Prose International
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Richidsn
Ustrmski
Bos
Snyder
Balti
National League
T.davis
Robinson
Cin
Musial
Stl
White
H.aaron
Mil
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J Altman
Chi
Cimente
Pitts
Kuenn
Skinner
Killebrew
Twins
Cash
Tigers
Colavito
Wagner
Angels
Maris
Yanks
Mays
Giants
H. Aaron
Braves
Reds
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Cubs
Cepeda
Siebern
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Aes
White Sox
L. Thomas
T. Davis
Dodgers
American Co . Tegers
McBride
Class A Slate The Schedule By Districts
Friday and Saturday Texas Class A high school football slate lists numerous district games across Abilene to Wichita Falls. Teams include Clarendon, Panhandle, Stratford, Sunray, Abernathy, Meadow, Lorenzo, and Jefferson noted along with cross-town and regional matchups. The schedule also mentions Thursday and Friday games and includes several cross-sport standings references.
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Districta Ie
Clarendon
Panhandle
Clayton
Stratford
Sunray
Phis
Abernath
Kress
Sanship
Meadow
Lorenzo
Rails
Fioydada
O'Donnell
Wilson
Plains
Ee Farwell
Seagraves
Sundown
Anton
Tahoka
Siaton
Abilene Wy Coston
Cross Plains
Miern
Rotan
Ares
Jim ' 7
Cint
Dell City
el Paso
Canutillo
Fabens
Anthony
Pine
van Horn
s-Big Lake
McCamey
Eden
Eldorado
Rankin
Crane
del Rio San Felipe
Sanderson
Range
Zariy
Michend Springs
Gan Saba
Burnet
Evant
Marble Falls
Liano
Dublin
Santa Anna
Anson
Roccoe
Baird
Merkel
Cisco
Eastland
Ranger
Gorman
Wichita Falls
Hirschi
Henrietta
Olney
Archer Rockmorton
Chillicothe
Ellat
Electra
Holliday
Knox City
Paducah
Boyd
Alvord
Eller
Justin Vores Godley
Boswell
Springtown
Alvarado
Grandview
Clifton
Glen Rose
Meridian
Honey Grove
Dallas
Sian
Penning
Sacercoumnayen
Alstyne
Sanger
Ore City
New Diana
Brownsboro
Arp
Tindale
Edgewood
Hubbard
Kerens
Mineola
Quitman
Van
Wills Point
Pat
Hallsville
James
Bowie
Hawkins
Overton
Gaston
Jefferson
Judson
Joaquin
New Lon
Levere
Hempphil
Chester
Woodville
San San Augustine
Diboll
Shelbyville
Tempeson
Men Ruski Alto
Malakoff
Elkhart
Grapeland
C. Westwood
Carrizo
Bandera
Driping Springs
Fredericksbur
Farys
Mason
Medinavaner
Cotulla
Dilley
San Antonio
Banquete
Mathis
Orange ‘Grove
Oder
Harlingen FB
Santa Rosa
Sharyland
Lyford
Los Fresnos
Port Isabel
Is Feria
Rio Honéo
San Isidro
la Joya
Varnell Key Offensive Threat For West Texas State
John Varnell a second team right tackle from Plainview creates matchup issues for Texas Tech in the Buffaloes home opener. His presence on the line helps West Texas State present a strong run and pass protection challenge as they aim for an upset bid Saturday night.
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John Varnell
West Texas State
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Varnell
Plainview
Buffaloes
Raiders
Tech Red Raiders and West Texas State feature regional stars
A roster of former regional high school players from the Texas Tech Red Raiders and West Texas State Buffaloes is listed including Lynn Massachusetts halfback Pistol Pete Pedro and West Texas State speedsters. The piece notes alumni from Spearman Abilene Anton Brownfield Electra Farwell Lubbock Merkel Borger Perryton Canyon Abernathy Plainview and others. Tickets for home games are on sale at the Texas Tech Athletic Office and West Texas State's Athletic Office handles sales for the opener with the Buffs.
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Fea- Massachusetts
Pete Pedro
Lynn
Mass
Ollie Ross
West Texas
Texas Tech
Echecs
McIntorff
Spearman
Tech
Sam Cornelius
Benny George
Dumas
Bill Shaha
Quinton Eppinette
Buffaloes
David Parks
Abilene
Carl Taylor
Anton
Glenn Koch
Brownfield
Tommy Hayes
Electra
Johnny Lovelace
Farwell
Tommy Doyle
Tfull
Butch
Lubbock
Watkins
Ronnie Reeger
Merkel
Bill Malone
Jo Per Marny
Borger
Stu Johnson
Perryton
Dory Funk
Jerry Richardson
Canyon
Wilton Manley
I Abernathy
John Varmnell
Plainview
West Texas State
Red Raiders
Raiders
Buffs
Baylor Bears Open 1962 Season Against Houston Cougars
Baylor opens its 1962 football season Saturday night in Houston against the University of Houston Cougars. The Bears bring 22 lettermen, a faster line, a stronger backfield led by Ronnie Goodwin and Don Trull, and captain Robert Burk as a key blocker and leader.
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Waco
Baylor Bears
Houston
University of Houston Cougars
Bears
Cougars
Bruins
Robert Burk
Andrews
Burk
Ronnie “Stump” Rodgers
Rogers
James Moore
Arturo Delgado
James Ingram
Claude Pearson
James “Butch”Maples
Fleet
Ronnie Goodwin
Don Trull
Bert Tate
Dalton Hoffman
SPWGA Tourney Opens at T-Bar Club Championship Flight Leads
The SPWGA Tourney begins at T-Bar Country Club with Ann Morrow of Lubbock posting medal honors a 76 to lead the championship flight over Evelyn Cruse of Brownfield. Multiple Lubbock golfers win in first day flights as play continues through Thursday.
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South Plains Ladies Golf Assn
T-Bar
Ann Morrow
Lubbock
Evelyn Cruse
Brownfield
Jo Hickman
Justine Kerr
Eloise Moore
Vivian Park
Merle Groves
Judy Treadaway
Tahoka
Jerry King
Jewel Smith
Mary Wright
Kathy McElroy
Lois Patterson
Berle Schumacher
Kathy Sullivan
Minnie Bowman
Lera Ohnemus
Maxine Seele
Nell Blakney
Faneta Graham
Claudelle Mouser
Phyllis Inbordino
Wan‘da Gill
Lois Forkner
Joe Belle Robinson
Lottie Walker
Jackie Lisemby
Lois Wingerd
Lou Nell Carpenter
Jean- Jette Harvick
Abbie Wharton
Jinny Halford
Frances Holder
Anita Bragg
Billie Carroll
Marian May
Jo Beihler
Fredda Townes
Dot Roberts
Evelyn Botxik
Venita Hamilton
Oakland awarded 1962-63 American Basketball League franchise
ABL commissioner Abe Saperstein announced Oakland California will receive an expansion franchise for the 1962-63 season. An ABL representative Joe Anzivino is in Oakland seeking financing as three groups express interest, though names were not disclosed.
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Chicago
UPI
American Basketball League
Oakland
Calif
Abe Saperstein
Saperstein
ABL
Joe Anzivino
Soviet picks 1964 Olympic soccer squad for Tokyo
Moscow lists 16 players selected for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic team. Four who went to the Chile World Soccer Tournament did not play in Chile and remain amateurs. Those four will qualify for Tokyo since they did not take part in the tournament.
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Moscow
UPID
Russia
Tokyo
Chile
Longhorn Guard Reggie Grob Dies After Workout
Texas coach Darrell Royal announced the death of Longhorn guard Reggie Grob in Dallas after a no contact drill. The team learned of the tragedy following a defensive and offensive drill session Tuesday.
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Texas Austin
UPI
Texas
Longhorn
Reggie Grob
Dallas
Darrell Royal
Grob
Trabert Tops Peruvian Star in 45 Minute Match
Tony Trabert defeated Olmedo in a 45 minute contest described as sharp and decisive. The match highlighted Trabert's speed and control as he held a clear edge throughout the brief battle.
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