when he balked at her attempts to care for him. Her strategy initially seemed reliable, but her accumulated resentments eventually boiled over. She explained: He plays basketball, but he should not be playing basketball! If I tell him not to do it, he thinks it’s a good idea to go and do it. So when he
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, “Looking ‘Em Over,” Austin Statesman , June 29, 1965, A22; “Braves Show Attendance Increase of 50 Per Cent,” Austin Statesman , September 23, 1965, A23. For all-star games, see “Astros’ Revenge Late but Sweet,” Fort Worth Star-Telegram , July 16, 1965, 32; Frank Luksa, “Balk Ruins Stars; Astros Win by 7
