Last Day Of Baytown Tennis Championships Reach Quarterfinals
Baytown area players advance to the Baytown Tennis Championships quarterfinals across boys and girls divisions. Robert E. Lee duo Fredna Tillery Camille Bunting win doubles matches after a lens mishap. Marshall Schubert advances in singles. Seeds from San Antonio Lufkin Lamar Consolidated and others contest Friday night into Saturday morning.
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Baytown
AEL
JOE! Whittington Sun
Robert E. Lee
Fredna Tillery
Camille Bunting
Joe Delmoruelli
John Drouilhet
Toy
Marshall Schubert
Fredna
Camille
Tok
Susan Turner
Patsy Russell
Sam Rayburn
Schubert
Westbury
Mike Reese
Jan Marshall
Lutsin
Marshall
Bronk Walthall
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
Harry di
Lamar Consolidated
Dick Barton
Royce Marshall
Karen Wheeler
Rayburn Crew
Alvin
Viddie
Curan
Dng
Susan Tedford
la Marque
Glany Darling
Darlene Darilek
Lufkin
Susan Rutherford
Linda Connor
Spring Branch
Mary Walters
Daria Lezon
Bunting Atul Tillery
Rubenstein
Shira
Marilyn Grabner
Benadette Marx
Happy Kyle
Sandy Slaughter
Smith Oxford
Terry
Heights
Tom Gregory
Wil Yeles
Emilie Borrer
San Antonio Jefferson
Spring Beanel
Meniesial
Bob Baker
Lamin
Liz Roemer
Marilyn Jomlinson
Joyce Pringte
Surin
Maury Larson
Austin Lanier
Karen Linden
Austin McCatlum Ok
Reagan
John
Zola
Secom
Taving
Hettie
Cinner Tor
Mazola
John Yaney
Clint Netileton
Carel Ewing
Susan Telarc
State Ruthertors
Linda Conner
Lutein
Freana Tillery
Boytown
Ptaritya Parabner
Ced Bermedette Marr
Lemar
Consolidated
Seventh Ganders Lose To Port Arthur In Close Night
Port Arthur rallied in the bottom of the seventh to beat the Baytown Ganders 3 2. Fontenot delivered a two run single with two out to cap a late comeback after Baytown had led 2 0 since the third. Courville stole second and scored on an Oliver single as the Ganders’ lead slipped away. Jerry Johnson took the loss. Fontenot earned the win. The Ganders head to Huntsville next Saturday with district play starting Tuesday for Baytown 25.
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Taj Oxford
Lamiatr‘s
Doyle Toni Hartfield
Carolyn Wilson
Boony Leepat
Austin Lanier
Lanier
Baytown
Dianne Rubenstein
Arden Shira
Demarvelte
Drouilhet
Jim Harris
Gary Hyatt
Sam Rayburn
Simpson
Brannon
Mandrix
Don Culeror
Ogburn
Collins
Kimwiin
Paul DeMesquita
Steve Morena
Harry Worf
Robert Schultz
Alamo
Port Arthur
Baytown Ganders
Port Arthurs
Raymond Fontenot
Gary Carol
Fred Hand
Caral
Rene
Jerry Johnson
Phil Pate
Fontenot
Jerry Linder
Jon Russell
Hand
Larry Pace
Bill Piers
Alan Ficosta
Richard Oliver
Russell
George Rinvon
Courville
Pietz
Ganders
Huntsville
Pasadena Eagles
Memorial Stadium
Awe Russell
Oliver, Rincon
Greene
Beckiman
Linder
Dohnien
Baylawn
Lee
Hene
Landry
Cookses
Jed
Elam
Peitz
Sarrat
Oliver
Snotman
Andros
Péce
Sb—Landry
Johnson
Aneras
Tennis Results Seeded Boys and Girls Draw
Reported tennis results and quarterfinal schedules for boys and girls. Seeded singles and doubles entries include Marshall Schubert Robert Lee Baytown John Maxola Reopen Presster Shaler Alamo Heights and others with quarterfinals at Lee College and finals at REL courts.
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Marshall Schubbert
Robert &. Lee
Baytown
John
Maxola
Reopen
Presster Shaler
Alamo Heights
Larry Elcnenbaum
Jae Austin
Schubert Waltholl
Lee Colleze
Oxford
Smith
Algmo Heights
Prescot
Merena
Yiorchel
Aussin McCallum
Simpson
Brennan
Conroe
Oxford-Smith
Doyte-Horsfield
Lee Cort
Astros tilt to be televised on Sunday broadcast
Cocoa Florida. Houston Astros game against Milwaukee Braves to be televised at 12 15 p m Sunday from here. April 4 game marks first televised road game of the series this season with stations across Texas and Louisiana joining the network.
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Cocoa
Houston Atros
Milwaukee Braves
Louisiana
Same Stars As Last Year Major League Games Have Mid-Season Air
Baseball spring training reports carry a midseason feel as stars like Koufax face elbow trouble while Met exiles, Mays, and Maris pace exhibition play. Yankee clubs and several teams post strong wins in Florida and elsewhere, with notable performances by Belinsky, Bowens, and Demeter as teams test lineups.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Mick
Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
Mets
Tracy Stallard
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Petersburg
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Sammy Ellis
Chicago White Sox
Cincnnati
Jacksonsville
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
West Palm Beach
Houston
Minnesota
Orlando
Baltimore
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Miami
White Sox
Kansas City UI
Suresate
Detroit
Washington
San Francisco
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Koufax
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Yankees
Roger Maris
Maris
Yankee
Astrodome: Houston’s Baseball Conversation Piece
Houston’s Astrodome, lauded as a striking new structure, features a night day exhibit and double entendre design. The stadium’s opulent interior and planned modern amenities aim to elevate baseball’s appeal while drawing attention to its status as a landmark and home turf for Houston teams.
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Assurkated
Houston
Harris County Comedium
Astrodome
Tioris
Rigel
von Gilers
Egusteng
Schollander Sets New Record In Notch Above Rest
Don Schollander, 18, Yale freshman, shattered the 20 yard freestyle mark with a 1:41.7 in New Haven. He said he is not yet in peak condition, having trained since February, and that the record came at the AAU indoor meet. Carl Robie won the 20 yard butterfly in 1:52.7, surpassing Fred Schmidt.
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Lou Bla
Associated Press
New Haven, Conn
Don Schollander
Schallanider
Brew
Yale
Schollander
Carl Robie
Fred Schmidt
Schmidt
Records Fall At Texas Relays In Austin Houston Westbury tops two mile relay
A Houston Westbury quartet set a two mile relay mark, John Damien of Emporia Kan State clocked 4 04 32 in the open mile attempt, and Harold Lingle of Missouri led the distance medley with a 4 05 anchor as Kansas upset Missouri in a near record showing at the Texas Relays in Austin. Rawson's shape for Missouri kept the Tigers hopeful.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Austin
Tex
John Damien
Emporia
Kan
State
Texas
Robin Lingle
Missouri
Lingie
Bill Rawson
Rawson
Lingle
Tigers
Damien
Harold Hadley
Habses
Kansas
Avision Wire
Enyparia
Texas Stave
Ty iRoser Kirkwood
Seathern
Segura Oor Septhernisiina
Coll Aman
Weveret
Carus Christi
Casper And Snead Lead Greensboro Golf Tourney Tie
Casper and Snead shared the Greensboro golf tournament lead with 67s as the second round continued. One round standout, Rose, struggled with a late setback while He Joanson pursued top spot, and Armokl Agila ended the day near the leaders.
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Casper and
Snead
Greensboro
Baytonian Heard In Stock Race Saturday
Baytonian Heard in stock race Saturday with a four cylinder rider and a Meyerland sponsor. He plans a 40 mile feature as he aims for a share of the speed trophies. Admission to the race is 2.56 pounds and up.
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Baytonian
Bastania
Pam
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