Loop Meet Ends With Eight Trophies For Local Net Tourney
Baytown annual Invitational Tennis Championships wrapped at 9 20 p m Saturday with eight schools earning trophies, none staying with Baytown entries. The event spanned Friday to Saturday morning on 16 courts, featuring top seeds like Smith and Loftin of Houston Lee winning boys doubles 3 2 in finals over Collins and Ogburn of Lufkin. John Mozola of Houston Reagan captured boys singles title with 1 0 marks, while Ginger Parker of Spring Branch Memorial won girls singles top seed. Next action is Baytown district meet on Wednesday April 15.
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Robert E Lee Gan ders Host Galena Park In 7 P M Clash
The Gan ders carry a 1 1 district record and face Galena Park at REL diamond Tuesday night after Galena Park beat Brazosport 31 in Freeport. REL sits at 20 with a 1 34 season mark while Texas City beat them 31 and Baytown Friday. Galena Park will meet Ball High Tuesday night.
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Askey Stars Again at Texas Relays with Gander comeback
At the Texas Relays the Ganders led by Askey and teammates Dwight Denson Pat Urchin Sidney Thomas and Bill Askey posted a 3 20 8 mile relay time for second place behind San Marcos. Askey anchored the 100 in 9 8 and helped the mile relay to second with 48 8 on the leg. Denson opened the mile relay with 30 1 and Thomas and Orchin contributed strong legs. The squad earned two relay runner up finishes and one individual win in the 10 yard dash as they prepare for district action at Galena Park.
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Roseboro Sinks Giants In Inside The Park Homer
Dodgers beat the Giants 4 1 as Roseboro homered inside the park a three run shot off Juan Marichal in his first meeting since last August. Marichal fined and suspended after the prior incident, Roseboro remains in a pending $110000 lawsuit against Marichal and the Giants.
East Chambers Bucs dominate Barbers Hill Relays in 113-point sweep
East Chambers boys win the 19th annual Barbers Hill Lions Club Relays with 113 points, led by four firsts. The 440 relay team Marvin Courtney, Allen Hensley, Mack Foster, Jack Foster set a 43.7 record, while Bobby Steck of Barbers Hill tied the 100-yard dash at 9.9 seconds. East Chambers also won the 880 relay in 1:32.6 and the mile and discus events, with Barbers Hill and Anahuac close behind. Crosby placed 10 points, with Svoboda sweeping the 880 and breaking a best half mile mark for Crosby. Next, Crosby and Barbers Hill head to the 27-A district meet.
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Astros Set to Close Spring With Braves In Final Florida Bout
The Houston Astros hope to shake off spring doldrums in Cocoa with a finale against the Atlanta Braves. Manager Grady Hatton aims to tune the offense before the West Coast trip to face the Dodgers and Giants, as pitching looks thin and hitting remains sporadic.
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Major League Results Exhibition Baseball Recap
The Associated Press reports Sundays results across leagues with wins by Atlanta over Cincinnati 2 1 in 14 innings Chicago A 6 Houston Kansas City 10 New York N 2 New York A 8 Philadelphia 3 Washington 12 Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 2 St Louis 1 Chicago N 8 California Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 4 Boston 6 Detroit 4 Cleveland 9 Portland PCL 7 Baltimore 8 Miami 5 Tuesday games include Milwaukee at Pittsburgh West Palm Beach Cincinnati at Tampa Houston at Cocoa New York N vs Detroit St Louis Chicago N vs Cleveland Tucson Los Angeles at San Francisco Mesa Baltimore Boston Miami New York A vs Washington Ft Lauderdale night"}
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Dallas Cowboys to play NFL Thanksgiving game in Dallas
Dallas will host Cleveland on Thanksgiving Day at 3 p.m. November 24 in the Cotton Bowl. Tex Schramm said the event could become a permanent Dallas tradition as the league places the game in prime television. Cowboys open with the New York Giants after a bye week, then face Atlanta and Minnesota in divisional play.
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