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Baytown Juniors Boys and Girls Enter Tennis Tourney
The Baytown Juniors high school tennis tournament features 26 teams and 37 players in boys singles. Miss Tillery and Miss Bunting lead the girls doubles, with many clubs like Corpus Christi, Spring Branch Memorial, and McCallum in top seed contention. Measles sidelined several players. Drouilhot replaces an absent seed, and action centers on REL courts with finals set for Saturday.
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Thursda
Acti
Tod
Robert
Sary
Lee College
Baytown
Juni
Nettleton
Eee
Miss Bussa
Ulness
Jae
Miller
Ings Corpus
Chiville
Spring Branch Memorial
Austin
McCallum
Darrell Fy Ijek
John
Drouihet
Drouilhot
Regula
Baytown tennis tourney draws record crowd and seeds
The Baytown Championships draw crowds as seedings finalize and favorites Bussa and Roemer defend titles. Notables include top girls seeds Melton Collins of Corpus Christi and OConner of Houston Lamar, with a large field from Corpus Christi to Austin and Lufkin.
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Gordon Hebert
Houston
Lamar
Galveston
Seedings Up Boys and Girls Singles and Doubles
Seedings listed for boys and girls in singles and doubles across Houston Corpus Christi San Antonio Baytown Lufkin and Austin. Names include Lamar Roemer Eadie Livesey Gwen Busso Mary Ann O Connor plus pairs like Ross Fisher James Walker and Wayne Prescott Renaie Baker. Memorial event noted with Spring Branch participants.
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Scott McWilliams
Ernest Rodriguez
Corpus ‘Christi
Carrall
Wayne
Prescott
Ronnie’ Baker
Spring
Branch Memorial
Barbie Melton
Mary - Ann O’conner
Houston
Lamar
Linda
Conner
Lufkin
Celesta Cirte
Corpus Christi Miller
Waltrip
Toni Bracher
Miss Bracher
Miss Bussa
Austin
Lamar Roemer
Houston Lamar
Eadie Livesey
Corpus Christi
Miller
Byron Tenkersley
San Antonio Jefferson
Billy Barham
Corpus’ Christi Corroi
Gwen Busso
Baytown
Mary Ann O'Connor
Unda' Conner
Celeste Corte
Corpus Christia Miller
Ross Fisher-James ~ Walker
Kingsville
John
Steve Moreno
Austin McCallum
Larry Elehencumb
Alice Gillespie
Terri
Oxford
Joan Smith
San Austonio Alamo Heights
Seattine Hillians
Corpus
Christ Miller
Wayne Prescott
Renaie Baker
Sarbie Melton
Rory Collins
Corpus Christ Ailler
Virginia Shefertee Lottand
Lags
Ville
Kathy Moyer-Nomcy Seiffert
Karen
Byrd
Austin McCalturn
Celtics Rout Cincinnati in NBA playoff opener
Boston overwhelmed Cincinnati 101 to 50 in the Eastern Division finale, moving the best-of-seven series to Cincinnati. Celtics star KC Jones led with steady ball control, while Boston’s Heinsohn and Sam Jones supplied high scoring as Cincinnati failed to find rhythm. Coach McMahon criticized his squad after the blowout.
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Torre Leads Astros Past Mets In Extra Innings
In Cocoa Florida the Houston Colt .45s beat the New York Mets 3-2 in 13 innings as Jimmy Wynn belted two homers, including a game deciding bases loaded drive in the 12th. Wynn drove in six runs, Claude Raymond earned the win, while Ron Hunt was struck out with the bases full. Milwaukee officials tolerate Torre’s gruff season mood, hoping his tactics persist.
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Colts
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Ron’ Hunt
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Lennis
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Itorre
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McHale
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Jim Wynn
Sam Snead Opens Greensboro Lead With 64
Sam Snead shot a seven under par 64 to lead the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield. Nicklaus praised Snead's nerve and accuracy as both veterans were paired for the first two rounds. Snead holds seven Greensboro titles and has earned over $27,000 in past events.
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APJ
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Sam Snead
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Imaster
Snead
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Hills
Sedgefield ‘Country Club
Australan
Bill Dunk
George ‘Bayer
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Bob ‘Charles
Gene Tier
Arnold Palmer
Billy Dunk
George Bayer
Julius Boros
Lenny Ricenhowr
Rod Funseth
Gene Littler
al Johnston
Wynn
Bob Charles
Billy Maxwell
River Oaks Juniors Open Tourney Opens In Houston
AP reports the River Oaks junior tennis tournament opened in Houston with Dallas players Stanley Pasarell and Woody Blocker among the top seeds. Pasarell leads the 16 years and under division while Blocker tops the 14 and under group as competition begins.
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Houston
River Oaks
Stanley Pasarell
Dallas
Bruce Bartlett
New Orleans
Pasarell
Woody Blocker
Midland Welter Decisions Brown in Odessa title bout
Midland welterweight Manuel Gonzalez faced Brown in Odessa as he stepped toward the Texas welterweight title and a potential spot in the world top 10. He believed he learned from the tough clash, with Brown’s lethal right hand and long range posing a serious test.
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Odessa
Texas
Sworld
Ore
Fichter
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