Coaching ethics and values in high school sports
In a wide reflection on Friday night football and coaching, the piece argues that athletics tie to education and community, urging coaches to apply stable values and educational standards. It notes the Wally Butts Paul Bryant case and highlights Chester R Stackhouse ideas on a young coach developing personal standards and teaching methods.
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Wally Butts
Paul Bryant
Buck Stewart
Neville
Louhana Tech
Chester R. Stackhouse
America
The True Role of a School Coach in Victory and Life
Victory-Conscious Country Stackhouse argues coaches must model resilience and fairness beyond wins. He urges color blind, student-focused leadership, secrecy, and restraint amid drinking pressures, stressing coaching as life education. He warns fans to support, not scorn, coaches, whose aim is student growth as much as athletic success.
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Stackhouse
Robinson Stars as Reds Split Twin Bill With Cubs
Frank Robinson drove in four runs with a homer and a double as Cincinnati routs Chicago 8-2 to secure a split in the twilight doubleheader. Chicago won the opener 10-1 behind Dick Ellsworth’s five-hitter. The nightcap featured Robinson’s 18th homer and a four-run Reds fourth inning to form a commanding lead, while Pete Rose homered for Cincinnati and Ron Santo went deep for the Cubs.
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Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Robinson
Reds
Joey Jay
Cub
Pete Rose
Ron Santo
Ellsworth
Gene Green
Jim O'Toole
Burton
Coach Bob Carter takes head baseball post at Strouma High
Former Ouachita High coach Bob Carter reports he has moved to Baton Rouge and accepted the job as head baseball coach at Strouma High. He praises the Brown brothers at Brown staff, notes his move from Ouachita Lions to Olin’s, sends regards to Frank Mobley and Ouachita faculty, and wishes Strouma success this season.
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Quachita High
Bob Carter
Baton Rouge
Carter
Strouma High
Bob
Brown Brothers
Little Fuzz Brown
Big Fuzz Brown
Bob Ellen
Olin
Ouachita
Frank Mobley
Ouachita Lions
Harter Reaches 18U Tennis Semifinals in Philadelphia
Tall Kathy Harter of Seal Beach Calif upset second seed Stephanie Defina of Hollywood Fla 1 6 8 6 to reach the semifinals of the national girls 18 and under tournament at Philadelphia Cricket Club Fourth seed Mary Ann Eisel of St Louis defeated Kathy Blake 62 64 to join the semis Eisel meets Janie Albert while Harter faces Julie Heldman
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Philadelphia
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Calif
Stephanie Defina
Hollywood
Fla
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Mary Ann Eisel
St. Louis
Kathy Blake
la Jolla
Miss Eisel
Janie Albert
Pebble Beach
Miss Harter
Julie Heldman
Newark
Ninth Inning Rally Upset Braves 3 2 Over Colt Houston
Milwaukee wins 3 2 as Gene Oliver delivers a bases loaded two out single in the ninth. Bateman belted a first inning homer for Houston backed by Farrell work before Cloninger and Woodeshick faltered late. Oliver's hit capped a two run finish for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Gene Oliver
Houston
John Bateman
Colts
Dick Farrell
Braves
Frank Bolling
Eddie Mathews
Joe Torre
Hal Woodeshick
Farrell
Lee Maye
Hank Aaron
Mathews
Oliver
Bateman
Tony Cloninger
Pete Runnels
Cloninger
Rusty Staub
Carl Warwick
Abrhbi
Spangler
Mare Cf
Runnels
Bolling
Wynn
Aaron Rf
Staub
Warwick
Menke
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Cline
Woodeshick
J Cloninger
Weaes Eo Shaw
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U—Sune
Gorman
Landes
Minnesota Tops Washington 7-5 to Grab Second Place
In Minneapolis, Minnesota beat Washington 7-5 to move into second in the AL behind New York. Jimmie Hall fueled the win with a three RBI day including his 21st homer and a double. Camilo Pascual earned the win as Hall snapped a 2-2 tie with a two run shot in the third and then drove in another run in the sixth.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota
Washington
Jimmie Hall
Chicago
New York
White Sox
Yankees
Camilo Pascual
Hall
Legion Teams Prepare for Playoffs Meeting Tonight
The American Legion Amateur League meets club managers and league officials at 7 tonight at L. B. Faulk Post Forsythe Ave to set starting dates and length of the playoffs and discuss other key matters as the Dixie Senior World Series runs at Legion Memorial Stadium.
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American Legion
Legion Memorial Stadium
Saul Adler
Dixie
L. B. Faulk
The
Forsythe Avenue
Adler
Orioles edge A's 4-3 as Miller holds in relief
Brooks Robinson three hits and Jim Gentile 20th homer propel Baltimore past Kansas City 4-3. Stu Miller relieves in the sixth, retires all after two Oakland runs, as the Orioles build early lead and hold on.
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Kansas City
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Stu Miller
Miller
Dave McNally
A’s
Oriole
Orioles
Orlando Pena
Robinson
Jerry Adair
Jackie Brandt
Luis Aparicio
Gentile
McNally
Doc Edwards
Jerry Lumpe
Charley Lau
Kansas City Galticors Rabric Bi
Aparicio
Powell
Snyder Cf
Causey
Jimenez
Saverine Cf
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Edwards
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Umont
Final pleas in Butts libel trial target Post
Atlanta AP reports attorney for Wally Butts argued the Saturday Evening Post damaged his client by alleging he helped rig the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. Curtis Publishing counters Butts failed to uphold coaching standards. Trial ends as jury set to deliberate after closing arguments.
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Post
Allen Lockerman
Cody
Lockerman
George P. Burnett
Butts-Bryant
Burnett
Georgia
Yanks Rally Triumph Over Chisox In Ninth
The New York Yankees, led by Juan Pizarro’s four hits through eight, exploded in the ninth with homer bursts from Tommy Tresh Hector Lopez and Clete Boyer to beat the Chicago White Sox 4 2 in the series opener. The win widens the Yankees lead to 92 games over Chicago as they rack up late inning rallies, including 15 ninth inning tallies in six games.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Juan Pizarro
Tommy Tresh
Hector Lopez
Clete Boyer
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
White Sox
Tresh
Elston Howard
Lopez
New York
Boyer
Yankees
Phil Linz
Sox
Pete Ward
Linz
Rich
Howard
Nicholson
Berra
McCraw
Bright
Ward
Ala Lopez
Hansen
OcRobinson
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Ford
Maxwell
Kunkel
Pizarro
Careon
Robinson
Carreon
Richardson
Lemon
Hr—Ward
Robinson Hurt During Sparring In Montreal Fight Postponed
Sugar Ray Robinson fractured his left hand in a sparring session with Ottis Woodward in Montreal. The injury delays his Thursday bout with Wilfie Greaves of Windsor, Ontario. Doctors estimate a two week sidelining and promoters seek a new date while Robinson returns to New York pending training resumption.
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Montreal
Sugar Ray Robinson
Ottis Woodward
Wilfie Greaves
Windsor
Ont
Robinson
New York
Phillies Stun Pirates 3-0 Behind Short's Shutout
Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short went the distance, limiting Pittsburgh to eight hits as the surging Phillies won their fifth straight. Tony Taylor drove in two runs with first and third inning hits, while the Pirates failed to score after the fourth. Short improved to 5-9 despite the strong support, and Philadelphia handed Pittsburgh a 3-0 defeat at home.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Phillies
Short
Pirates
Pirate
Tony Taylor
Tavior
Bailey
Callison
Mota
Gonzalez
Clemente
Sievers
Maz'ski
Demeter
Clend
Amaro
Pagnaroni
Covington
Virdon
Oldis
Schofield
Gibbon
Logan
Sisk
Pagniaroni
Taylor and
SOB
Clendenon
Taylor
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Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
Solunar periods indicating peak fish and wildlife activity are listed with major times lasting about one and a half to two hours and minor periods shorter in duration. The article presents the schedule and explains the difference between major and minor activity windows.
Yaz On His Way To Batting Title In Steady Rise
Boston outfielder Carl Yastrzemski stands near the lead for the American League batting crown, maintaining around .833 with a widening margin over rivals. The feature touches on past champions Williams and Runnels, and notes pay-TV debates in New York sports broadcasting.
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Yaz
Cary Yasterzemski
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Ted
Pete Runnels
Red
Cookie Gilchrist
Cookie
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Wilt Chamberlin
Wilt
Abe
Globetrotter
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