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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1965
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say he has changed from a
"long bomb” artist to a short
The game will be one of the
four regional telecasts for the
Americaa Football League over
NBC-TV and will be broadcast
over the Oiler radio network
with KILT the origination sta-
tion. Bill Enis and Al Jamison
will do the honors on radio.
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Raiders Sunday
HOUSTON — Given a lease on
life with a hard-earned 19-17
win ove’r Eastern Division leader
Buffalo Last Sunday in Buffalo.
the Houston Oilers return to
fabulous Rice Stadium Sunday
to battle the Oakland Raiders
at 1:30 p.m.
Last Sunday's win over Buf-
falo was a "must" for coach
Hugh Bones Taylor's Oilets and
they came through in- fine fa-
shion. Four field goals by ole
pro George Blanda and a great
defensive effort paved the way
for the Houston triumph before
a sellout- browd at Buffalo.
Now the Oilers are in a posi-
tion where they can't let up if
they hope to overtake front-
running ’Buffalo for the Eastern
crown Buffalo is now 6-2 and
the Oilers are in second place
with 43 showing. However Buf-
falo must play five of its six re-
maining games on the road
while the Oilers will be in Rice
Stadium for four of their final
CORSICANA — With a tie al-
ready cinched, Henderson Coun-
ty will be going for all the
championship in the Texas Ju-
nior College Football Federa-
tion race thia week.
Henderson can win the cham-
pionship outright by turning
back Tyler in Athens Saturday
night. Tvler has already tasted
defeat at the hands of the Car-
dinals in a non-conference
game in early season play.
Togain the tie for the league
crown, Henderson rolled over
winless Ranger 34 0 on the
throwing arm of Ines Perez
and the receiving of Margene
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This is the third week for
Brenhim Oil Mill to hold first
place in the Bowlerette League
with 26 wins and only ten losses.
Roy Stolz second with 211-1414,
Miller's Pharmacy and Hahn’s
Ready Mix are tied for third
with 21-15. Brentex Fabrics with
20 16, Brentex Sands Motel with
19-17,• Modern Super Market
with 17-19. Navratil’s Music
House with 16%-19%. Hemp-
stead Machine Shop with 16-20.
Fowler's with 15-21. Winfree’s
Lucky Seven with 14-22 and
Rankin Motors with 9-27.
A 244 for high individual game
was bowled bv Lilia Hertel,
while Edith Korthauer had a 520
for high Individual series. Mil-
ler's Pharmacy had the high
team game, 655 and also the
high team series, 1880.
Wednesday was quite a day
for picking up splits like the
following: Ellen Wiese of Roy
Stolz the 4-7 split; Loretta
Rittel of Hempstead Machine
Shop the 5-7 split, Mildred Bar-
ry of Winfree’s Lucky Seven the
5-7 split, Bobbye Faye Warren
of Win frees the 3-6 7-10 split,
Peggy Jasinski el ’Brentex
Fabrics the 5-7-9 split, Virginia
Rothermel of Fowler's the 2-7
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and Dianne Schoppe. Standing, left, is Shirley Neutzler, drum major. Chalo
Orozco, right is the feature twirler and will execute a fire baton routine dur-
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ers. Kneeling is head cheerleader Kathy Like. Standing, left to right, are Carol
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Successful Story
By the time the Astrodome'is
seven months old - this Nov. 9
—there will have been more
than 3,300,000 visit the fabulous
stadium.
About 35,000 fans are expected
at the Nov. 6 University of
Houston homecoming football
game with the University of
Mississippi. Through October
the total attendance was
a expected to attract a half mil-
ll lion persons The final U of H
I football came on Nov. 13 with
I University of Kentucky is ex-
| pected to attract about 35,000
I fans.
I Several other' spectacular
| events, which haven't been an-
I nounced, are expected to bring
I undreds el theusands more per-
I sons to the stadium in the near
I future.
The attraction of the only air-
conditioned multipurpose sta-
dium in the world is reflected In
these attendance figures. Such
figures are expected to continue
telling a successful story for the
Astrodome, Houston,. Harris
County and the nation.
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Brenham High School con-
tinues to increase their first
place lead in the Big Ten
League Brenham High School
now has a 261 wins and 9% loss-
es. record. Fischer Floor and
Tile is second with 22 wins and
14 losses, First National Bank
is third with 21 wins and 15 loss-
es, in founh place Ts Doug-Mir
Import and Expert with 19%
wins and 16% losses. Grade a
Market and Blue Bell are tied
for fifth with 19 win# and 17 loss-
es. Brenham Heating and air
Conditioning has 16 wins and 20
losses, Blinn College has 14
wins and 22 losses, and Sealy
Mattress also has 14 wins and
22 losses, Lone Star Beer is last
with 9 wins and 27 losses.
Hjgh individual game went to
Hank Schroeder and Ike Co-
ward with a 215. High indivi-
dual series went to Bill Dow-
dey of Blinn College with A 591.
High team game went to Fisch
er Floor and Tile with a 898.
High team series went to Bren-
ham High School with a 2490.
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passer.
Different Game
"It‘s the game, not me, that’#
changed," Blanda said. The de-
fensive secondaries are better
and faster now. he says, so
"We throw the short pass more
often." . , -
"Occasionally if you get a
defender who’s a little over-
anxious you can throw one be
hind him,” Blanda said, but
not often “since most secondary
backs are 9.5 or 9.6 sprinters
now.”
Blanda, his wife and their
two children live In Lagrange
Park, III., in the off season,
where he works as a public re-
lations man for a trucking firm.
During the season he plays
golf for relaxation, shooting
‘ well enough to take the money
home occasionally.”
"I will play as long as I can
help a team win,” Blanda said.
He* does 'wish that the Hous-
ton fans, who booed him in the
opening games when things
were going badly, would be a
little more understanding.
"The bods and critical words
from sports writers affect pros
Adkins. Perez flipped scoring
passes of 25, 62. and 35 yards to i
Adkins and made a one yard :
plunge for another touchdown.
Navarro and Blinn played a .
real squeaker with Navarro ।
gaining a 14-12 victory, Ed Bell
scored 'both Navarro touch-
downs on a 21 yard pass from
Larry Hullett and a 30 yard 1
scamper with a lateral from
Jerry Hinton. Blinn scored on a
two yard run by Richard Gar-
za and a 25 yard pass to Wayne
Williams.
In the other conference game
Wharton defeated Cisco 20-16. I
Led bv the passing of quarter-
back James Jackson, the Pio-
neers fought off a last minute '
scoring rally by Cisco. Jackson I
was netter than 50 percent ac-
curate by completing 11 out of
19'attempts for 177 yards. |
Kilgore defeated Eastern Ok-
lahoma A&M in a Thursday
contest 37 0. Mike Coleman led
the scoring with a pair of touch-
downs, one on a 50 yard run
and another on an eight yard
scamper.
Games this week will have
Kilgore at Cisco, Ranger at
Navarro, Wharton at Lamar
Tech junior varisty in Beau-
mont (Thursday), Texas Lu-
theran junior varsity at Blinn
(Thursday), and Tyler at Hen-
derson. ------- —-———-
split and Evelyn Springer, also
of Fowler’s picked up the 4-7-8
and the 3-7-10 splits.
day’s Sportrait
Consistant Scorer
Blanda, whg‛ played college
football at Kentucky when
there were only two college
teams in the state, has com-
pleted 61 of 209 passes through
seven games this year for 1.306
yards and 10 touchdowns. He
ranks two points behind Willie
Frazier as the Oilers’ leading
scorer, has kicked 13 of 13
points after touchdown and
nine of 11 field goals this year
for 40 points.
Blanda holds the AFL record
for the most .touchdown passes
in a season (36 in 1961), the
most attempts (505) and com-
pletions (262) in a single sea-
son, and has gained more than
15,000 yards on the strength of
his passing arm.
Blanda may keep playing pro
football as a place kicker after
his two-year contract expires
more than anyone ejse," Blan- ccc
fdasaid, ’After al—we’re In 3,256,866. Conducted tours at
WILSON FOOD MARKET CAPPELL AiL. ST.
Brenham, Texas
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If Ari destroyed your
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If your home insurance
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with rising construction
costs, your insurance
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In fact, the defense stalwarts
have . missed practically the
whole week’s practice sessions.
They were linebacker Craig
Christopher, who had an in-
jured knee, .linebacker Burt
Barron with a rib injury and
defensive back Jack Henderson.
He had a sore toe.
The Owls drilled in a light
shower Wednesday and strug-
gled in a soggy field when the
rain let up.
Broyles Problems
At Fayetteville, Arkansas
Coach Frank Broyles pondered
the use of offensive star Harry
Jones against the Owls.
Broyles said Jones, the rpgu-
lar safety in last season’s 11-0
record, probably will back up
Martine Bercher, starting for
the'first time Saturday.
Bercher moved to , the first
team as a result of an injury
to defensive halfback Larry
Watkins. Jack Brasuell," who
has been playing safety, was
moved to Watkins’ spot.
It sprinkled on the Hogs but
not enough to hamper their
practice. In fact, Broyles said
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a m., 1 and 3 p.m daily have
averaged about 1,000 persons
since Labor Day.
. For the first full year of
operation, it now is anticipated
that five million persons will
( have come to the Astrodome.
Rv far the greatest atten-
dance. of course, has been to
I Houston Astros baseball games.
| In RO openings during the 1965
season the official paid atten-
dane was 2,151,470, with a
total" attendance of about 2.35
million, including special tickets.
There were an additional 188,000
fans at the first five exhibition
games, April 9 11. x
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.tendances to date: Boy Scout ’
Circus, 50,000; Ringing Bros.
Circus, (6 performances),- 168,-
। 000; National Baptist Conven-
tion, 12,500: University of Hous-
ton Football Games (4), 130,000;
Tours (through October ), 356,-
weax R96.
* SB The Billy Graham Crusade.
6. scheduled Nov. 19 through 28.’ is
SPECIALS
SHOP AT - -
JERRY WILSON’S FOOD MARKET
WHERE PRICES ARE LOWER
SPECIALS Friday, Saturday, November 5—6, 1965.
next year. If he does quit
quarterbacking.
He points to the fact that Lou
(the toe )Groza is still kicking
one and three-pointers after 20
yean in the pro leagues. Blan-
da held the National Football
League record with Chicago
with 156 consecutive points af-
ter touchdown kicked.
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INSURANCE
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The"Gwis face offense-minded
Arkansas Saturday and three
defensive regulars still are not
By PAUL FREEMAN
United Press International
HOUSTON (UPI) — George
Blanda, an ageless 37 with 16
seasons of professional football
behind him, believes football is
a young man’s game — but
would not want his son to fol-
low in his record-breaking foot-
steps.
"If my sun (George Jr.) ever
puts on a football pad I’ll wal-
lop him," Blanda said Thurs-
day.
Blanda, the mainstay of the
American League Houston Oil-
ers, says the game has
changed greatly since he first
entered the pro ranks, but feels
that he personally is much the
same man as always.
"Some guys are old at 21."
Blanda said, "personally I feel
good. I can throw and kick as
far as ever.”
Blanda has come in for some
rough treatment from Hous-
ton’s fans en route to leading
the Oilers to three Eastern Di-
vision AFL titles and two
championships. He is somewhat
bitter about R.
"Basically the booing doesn’t
effect me now an much as in
the past," Blanda said.
"Playing quarterback you’re
always going to get booed
eventually. Everybody places
the blame on the quarterback."
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Coach Hayden. Fry said hjs
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was limited to "polishing a few
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"I hope it was raining down
south (College Station), too,”
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It was.
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< Tixas meets Baylnr Saturday
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