Convention eyed for hosting minor league gathering
Houston Colt .45s and San Antonio Missions eyed to host a national minor league convention in the mid 1960s. City officials led by Dick Butler and Jon Ferraris push for the event, hoping a major league connection and local stadium sale momentum will seal the deal. The decision rests with baseball executives in cities like Montreal and Wilson, with leaders including George Trautman, Frank Shaughnessy, and Sam Smith weighing the proposals.
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Houston Colt. 45S
San Antonio Missions
San Antonio
Ty See
Our
Ole City
Dick Butler
Texas League
Jon Ferraris
Missions
Mission Stadium
Houston
Price Daniel
George Trautman
National Association of Profes
Mis
Frank Shaughnessy
Montreal
Sam Smith
Columbia
S.C
C. Jessup
Cardinal
Hun
Wilson
N. C
Walter McAllister
John Connally
Mexico
Local Baseball Revival Sparks Community Interest
A fragmentary note suggests renewed interest in local baseball with mentions of players Rufler and Ferraris. The text hints at community projects and legal discussions surrounding a convent and a convention, while addressing support from local business and possible delays.
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Ferraris
Srey Ahi Accu
Teeta Bethe House
Pele Bullad
Hawwlun-Afisti
Angling Around FRED MALY
Littleton and Winters vie for coaching jobs in the South Area all star selections. Nominees include Allen Winters of Harlandale and Paul Smith of Galeya Park along with Dub Wooten of Marshall and Earl Scott of Donna for the basketball coaching post.
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Allen Winters
Harlandale
Paul Smith
Galeya Park
Dub Wooten
Marshall
Earl Scott
Donna
Soul
Brackenridge Eagles crowned state grid champions
Brackenridge High School in San Antonio honored its football team and 13 players named to the All District 16-AAAA squads at a Ramada Inn event. Coach Weldon Forren praised the Eagles relentlessness as they beat Spring Branch and Horg er for the Class AAAA crown, while standout players Robert Wade and Louis Perez earned top MVP notes. The ceremony highlighted district selections with four Brackenridge players unanimous on the first team.
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Brackenrhige Eagles
AMAA
Schontinneigal
Hakala
Ramada Inn
Brackenridge
Ramada Inc
Eagles
Purple Jackets
Spring Branch
Horger
Pele Bautista
Floyd Boon
Rays Cantu
Victor Castilla
Touglas T Coffee
Edward Cateman
Georget Cook
Ricky Davila
Albert Davis
Charles Eanes
James Fanter
Robert Glenn
David Hardin
Arey
Jon ] Henderson
William Hines
Gerry -Puur
Heuben
Gallegos
Minnis
Forren
Smatshes Humbertu
Lefty
Otis
Racrevi
Robstown
Cuervo
Hardin
Salinas
Mexico City
Eveaters
J. D. Barber
Manor Baptist Church
Har Rodrigue
Embassy Bar
W. Com
Lackfield
Brackenridge Elagles
Eddie Villarrugl
Sidio Villalobos
Douglas Ae
Warren Meen
Geasum
San Diego Chargers
American Football Teague
Tobin Rote
Toronto
Canadian Football League
Buffalo
Richard Hudson
AFL
Dallas
New York
Willian Jullivan Jr
Boston
Philadelphia Eagles
Paul Dudley
New York Giants
Louis Guy
Mississippi
Liston Patterson Rematch May Take Place in Court
A possible Liston Patterson rematch heads toward court action over contract terms. Patterson holds the right to name date site and promoter and proposes April in Miami, while Liston and his camp demand payment for the September fight and threaten legal action if terms fail. The dispute centers on payment, venue, and promoter rights with May or Baltimore as potential sites if settlements fail.
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Jack Breniff
Jounienton
Amy
Midwest
Braniff
Indus
New York
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Liston
Patterson
Miami Bear
Championstip Sporty, Inc
Chicago
Bony
Wering
Nilon
Sonny
Liston Camp
Miami
Championship ‘Sports
Championship Sports
Lister
Soony
Baltimore
Niton
Dawn Fraser Named AP Female Athlete of the Year
Australia's Dawn Fraser, 25, bartered a record 11.0 yard dash and 59.9 second 1100 meters, earning the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year tag for 1962. Fraser beat out Wilma Rudolph and Marion Ladewig, with others like Darlette Hard and Margaret Smith also high on the vote. Fraser, a Melbourne fashion department supervisor, broke her own world marks at Perth Empire Games last October and led Australia to a stellar year in swimming and track events.
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New York
Australia
Dawn
Fraser
Fleet
WES
Associated Press
Melbourne
Wnic
Nedal
Perth
Rudolph Miss Fraser
Wilma Rudolph
Wilma
Marion Ladewig
Grand ‘Raspids
Mich
Darlette Hard
Margaret Smith
Doling ‘ Gerson, Gett
Kate Afatee
Susans
San Antonio Boat Show Heads Into Austin Weekend
San Antonians anticipate the annual boat show events in Austin starting Friday and running through Sunday. The following week the National Association hosts a San Antonio effort with exhibitors and the Lone Star Brewery sponsored trout tank headlining, benefiting anglers clubs under new leadership of Vance Ethridge and Joe Walsh.
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Austin
National Association
San Antonio
Sania
Callen Brokers
Bae
Lone Alar Brewery
Angiers Club
Joe Walsh
Walsh
Anglers
Vance Ethridge
Ice Hockey League Snapshot With Scattered Team Names
Unclear OCR excerpt shows fragments of national and regional hockey leagues. Mentions include roston, Emeaga Maapie Setar hk, Mosteet, AMERICAN LEAGUE, WESTERN LEAGUE, and Los Angeles. No coherent game or result established.
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Emeaga Maapie Setar
Farhan
Los Angeles
Ie Othewe
Jaan
Ksomal
Fight Result Fragments Stir Ambiguous Report
Disjointed text references a combat result, unclear participants, and stray phrases about weather and names. The fragmentary wording makes core event details and identities difficult to confirm. No definite outcome or proper nouns are reliably identifiable for a concise, factual summary.
Hull Urges Congress Probe of NCAA Activities
New York AP Col Dan Hull AAU executive calls for a Congressional inquiry into NCAA actions after condemning a policy statement as a power grab. He cites threats to Olympic and international competition, asks MacArthur mediation, and urges Congress to investigate NCAA scholarships and control over facilities.
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Hull
NCAA
NEW York
Dan
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Thel
AAU
Los Angeles
Olich
Hat
Bia
Douglas Mac
Arthur
MacArthur
Army
Douglas -MacArthur
Boston
United States
Kennedy
PROME
Ken
T For Power
Congress of the
International Committee
NCHA
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Tokyo
Congress
Gulf Coast indoor track opener draws sixteen colleges
Sixteen colleges and 10 junior high teams enter the first Gulf Coast Federation indoor meet at House 4 on Friday. Notables include Ralph Alspaugh, Dan Roberts, Ray Cunningham, Lacher, Moore, and McMurry sprinter Bill Miller.
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Conehed
Federa’ion
Ralph Alspaugh
Texas
Danny Roberts
Jurdier Ray Cunningham
John Lacher
Dennis Moore
Alouette
McMurry
Bill Miller
Nick Werkman
Scion Halil
Ty Kramer
New York
Univer Isity
Loyola of Chicago
Cincinnati
Willie Shaw
Lape College
Tenn
Pyeaur
Mukes
Amu
Eddie Lubanski
Detroit
Professional
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Fred Maly
Littleton
School Coaches Association
Sam Antonio
Reese
Mars
Tate
Taries Fomnion
Herpen Lacy
Carlos Lavastids
Robert Lamons
Antonacio Maldinado
Richard Mays
Warren McVea
Claudis Minor
Eddie Monroe
Johnny Pesina
Ronald Richardson
Vel Simms Jr
Willie Wilson
Abed Walter
Iskka Villalobos
Eddie Villarreal
Rueben Whitney
Aprete Kunnen
Ackle Edward Coleman
Alfred Valdez
Victor Gastilo
Pete Bautisa
Hubart Wade
Manuel Marquez
Fox Tech
Charles Gorham Gidgewood
Henry Cardenas l
Arthu Trevino
Lawrence Sanchez
la Aier
Cariis Guzman
Ur.bank
Joe Espinoza
la Fier
Jerome Czar
Laredo Martin
Edward Sanchez
Charles Richter
Chris Estamilio
Edgewood
Eas Ae Ae
Patterson Nor
Fike
Dulivs
Benny
Tise
Weldon Forren
Isidro Villalobos
Robert Wade
G. W
Bill) Mahan
E. 0. Hakala
Dawn Fraser
Paigorinier Calpain
Poe
Andy Marzich
Long Beach
Lone Star
Lone Sur
Phil Shirk
Texas A&e
Omumrcse
Wilbur Evans
Billbtoon
Dahn Broan
Devine
Connally
Lloyds Howard Payne
For London
Erage
Ken Krutger
Hele-Incone
Kansas City
Iignite
Nttcomes
Bormuda
Louis Cenkiake
Semua
JU Alim
Eldorado
Indian Wells
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