Smith’s Happiest Season Boosts Baytown Bid in Meet
In Apache Junction Arizona Baytown faces a big test as Smith in his eighth Ganders season aims to lead sprint and relay efforts. The team seeks strong showings and key performances from Lon Parkhurst and others to fuel a possible UIL bid and state finale reach.
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Turley Hopes For Four More Years As Pitcher
Major league veteran Robert Lee Turley discusses post career plans and finances, noting declining earnings after baseball and his efforts to return to pitching. He reveals investments in bowling alleys and an insurance agency and calls for players to leverage their fame for financial stability while pursuing a potential three to four year comeback with the Yankees if his arm holds up.
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Spahn Suffering Fourth Loss In Five Spring Outings
In spring action Spahn took his fourth loss in five outings. Bill Bryan had two homers for the Athletics, while Dick Howe and Ed Bouchee led the Mets with key hits. Rocky Colavito hit two homers for Detroit, Felipe Alou drove in four for the Cardinals, and Red Schoendienst delivered the deciding run as the Giants beat the Red Sox. Floyd Robinson produced a doubles and triples for Cleveland, while Bubba Phillips and Joe Cunningham provided the White Sox with runs in a win over Cincinnati.
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Lamar Captures Own Track Meet
Lamar won its four event track meet on Saturday with victories in the 431 yard relay and the AM1 yard dash. Ashbell Smith scored 10 points to lead, Highlands placed third, and Alamo earned fourth. Sprint results list Ashbel Smith and Highlands top finishers in dashes and relays, with several schools including Sam Houston and Austin entering competitors.
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Sudden Death Bird Wins Azalea Open for Marr
Dave Marr, 28, from Texas and based in Sim Oy Arizona, won the Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club beating Jerry Steelsmith after a 1 hole sudden death playoff. Marr earned 20 000 dollars first prize and 2 800 dollars for top finish this year. Steelsmith earned 1 900 as runner up. Mason Rudolph and two others tied for fourth with 283 entries.
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Baytown Tors Open Crucial Two For Baytown
Baytown hosts Ball High in the opening of the crucial end of the first loop and start of the second round of conference baseball action. The Ganders head the district contenders and will likely start Alfred Choate or Henry DeVries on the mound. The lineup features captains Walker Kemplay Kluch Masters Savage Claron Parker and Adams in a bid to improve the league record.
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Sunday Sports Roundup of NBA and Playoff Results
Associated Press summary of Sunday results across major leagues with multiple games listed. Highlights include Boston defeating Philadelphia 119 to 109 in NBA action, leading the series 3-2, and a slate of scheduled and canceled games across basketball and baseball amid rain threats and venue notes.
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Colts Cut 13 Players
APACHE JUNCTION Artz AP Thirteen players were cut from the Houston Colts roster today leaving Manager Barry Craft with 29. Veteran catcher Clint Courtney was among those released along with catcher Ray Dabeeks infielders Harintin and Wayne Connally outfielders din McDowl and Jack Waters and pitchers Ben Johnson Manuck Mouttteja Jere ky Nelson Ken Pate Wally Wulf Kim Dickson and Bill Griffin Craft must cut one more to meet the 28 player limit by April 10 Opening day.
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Richey Beats Roemer In River Oaks Tennis Final
Cliff Richey of Dallas won the River Oaks Tennis Tournament boys 16 and under title, defeating Limar Roemer of Houston in straight sets. The pair then won the doubles championship 3-6 6-4 over Mathes and Ecuyer of New Orleans.
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