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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1952

Page

8

Gander Nine Raps Freeport 7-3 In Loop Opener

Charlie Elliott starred for the Lee Ganders with two doubles in four trips and eight strikeouts as they beat the Freeport Exporters 7-3 in a District 12 AA opener in cold weather. Elliott also contributed two runs batted in, while Will Dodd and Bob Visser added key hits in a big fourth inning.

Charlie Elliott Lee Ganders Freeport Exporters Freeport Elliott Wae Ree Pree Elliott Lee Will Dodd Bob Visser Lanny Henninger Ellitt Henninger Dodd Port Arthur Yellow Jackets Bryan Et & P.m Bryan R.h.etlog Abbott Monteal Stillman Perkins

New Car In Channelview Field Tonight

Channelview Speedway short track set for a full night of racing as promoter Roy Huston confirms a new car in the field driven by Sonny McDaniel with R L Furnace. If Cecil Elliott’s car isn’t ready he will pilot McDaniel’s No 5. First race at 8 15 pm with three 12 lap heats a 15 lap consolation heat a 25 lap feature and a trophy dash. The season opened last week with 1600 fans as mishaps left several cars damaged ahead of a potential 2000 crowd tonight.

Channelview Speedway Roy Houston Huston R. L. Furnace Sonny McDaniel Cecil Elliott Elliott McDaniel

Risky Sit Near Boy at Game Baffles Fans

In Norway and at an Oklahoma University game a 12 year old boy Bobby Lacks was struck on the shoulder by a foul ball while seated near fans. He moved back into the stands as two more hard foul balls bounced off his boots. He headed home after a ball landed behind him near the grandstand.

Norway Bobby Lacks University of Oklahoma Bobby

Scotch Tourney Carded Sunday At Country Club

A Scotch foursome tournament will begin at 12 80 pm at Baytown Country Club with deadline to enter by 10 am tomorrow. Club members and families will be served a barbecued chicken dinner after play. An auction of teams will highlight the Higginbotham Ladies Inverness Tournament starting Monday and running through spring and summer.

Baytown Higginbotham Ladies

Yankee rookie Carey eyes top rookie honor

New York Yankees prospects shine in spring training with Carey seizing the second base slot and hitting .327 in 52 at bats. Dozens of managers hail his grit and hitting as he fills in for injured teammates while Billy Martin recovers. Eddie Sawyer calls him the American League rookie of the year in advance.

New. York Andy Corey Yankees Joe DiMaggio Yanks Skein Gil MacDougald Carey MacDougald Kansas City Yankee Bobby Brown Army Medical Corps Gerry Coleman Marines St. Mary’s California Lake Mickey Mantle Jackie Jensen Phillies Phils Phillie Eddie Sawyer Detroit Red Rolfe Boston Tommy Holmes St. Louis Eddie Stanky Cincinnati Luke Sewell

Five Records Set In Texas Relays In Austin Texas

Texas Relays opening day produced three records toppled and two new marks. Sophomore Charles Thomas of Texas cut a half second off the Olympic 200 meters record with 20.3, while Ronald Haynes of the U S Navy Olympic team ran 15 24 0 in the 5 000 meters. Hooper raised the 16 pound shot to 54 ft 4 1 4 in prelims and Kansas broke the mile relay mark at 10 06 0. Abilene Christian Paul Faulkner defended the javelin crown with 207 6 4. Heightened by wind, many event leaders look to Friday’s finals for further records.

Austin Texas Charles Thomas Thomas Ronald Haynes U.S. Navy Haynes Hooper Kansas Herb Semper Jayhawks Oklahoma Aggie Victoria Junior College Frederick Eckhoff Mickey Wilburn Charles Foreman Bill Heard Paul Faulkner Abilene Christian Neville Price Oklahoma Freeport Henry Dickson Houston Lamar Billy Teanes Mitby

Golf Fans Watch Snead And Hogan In Masters Meet

AUGUSTA Ga P The Masters pair Sam Snead and Ben Hogan staged a dramatic third round with Snead two strokes ahead at 5 under 67 while Hogan chased from three behind. Bolt Ferrier Revelta trailed two behind in tied third as Revelta rose as a tournament sensation.

Snead Hogan Augusta Sam Snead Ben Hogan Skee Riegel Timray Demaret Hagen Tommy Bolt Dur~ham

Cedar Bayou Bruins Sweep District Track Meet

Cedar Bayou Bruins win District 67-B track title in Liberty with five firsts and strong seconds and thirds. Liberty’s Harold Griffin tops individual scoring with 27 points while Barbers Hill’s Charles Tier and Cedar Bayou’s Buddy Bender earn high honors. meet results list multiple event winners including 120-yard hurdles, shot put, sprints, relays, and jumps.

Bob Barfield S. Cedar Bayou Barbers Hill Charles Tier Cedar Bayou Buddy Bender Deyton Crosby Saratoga Vernon Wood Jerry Mercontel Sam Goss Jerry Boone Dayton Bernard Dugat Lonnie Grover Wentworth Eaton Melvin Jasek Hit Bishop Jimmy Griffin Liberty Albert Kratky Charles Iter Kenneth Creel Hic Bishop Wilson Tranhan Harald Griffin BJ. Odom Billy Phillips Earl Minter Lynn Enderli Dan Miller Bobby Navier Geder Bayou Jimmy Tadtock Bernard Cochran Jerry Alexander Jeppy Busch Harold Griffin Charles Ter Herbert Bishop Sdm Goss Hathel Istre Bobby Naviar John Byerly Robert Serres William Flowers Frank Woods Barkers Hill Johnnie Frazier George Baumbach Mercid Griffin Sam Rizzo Lloyd Billingsley

North Side Kids To Have Ball Diamond

Jim Clement and the C Wallace Plumbing Company will build a baseball diamond for the North Side youngsters on Scawn’s two acre tract between JL G Sanders home and the First Christian Church. Albert B Scawn B B Williams and Bob Matherne plan to supply backstop benches and other needed items. Wallace Stadium will operate this summer for that neighborhood, similar to Rachelle Stadium on East Texas Avenue.

Jim Clement C. Wallace Plumbing Company Albert B.scawn B. B. Williams Bob Matherne Scawn JL. G. Sanders First Christian Church Clement C. Wallace Humble Williams, Matherne Matherne

Satchel Paige Fined $100 For Missing Game

SAN ANTONIO. Satchel Paige ageless Negro relief hurler for the St. Louis Browns was fined $100 by manager Rogers Hornsby for failing to show up for an exhibition game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Corpus Christi Texas. Paige claimed transportation difficulties but Hornsby said failure to report at any game means an automatic $100 fine.

San Antonio Satchel Paige St. Louis Browns Rogers Hornsby Pittsburgh’. Pirates Corpus, Christi Tex Paige Hornsby

Hooper Aims for Olympic Shot Put Berth at 6-3

Darrow Hooper of Texas A&M trains under Coach Andy Anderson aiming for a U S Olympic weightman spot. The 6'3" junior, NCAA shot put champion, has progressed from 52-2 to 54-5 feet, inching toward his 54-5 mark while balancing football duties and academics.

Sy ED Fite Uri Darrow Hooper Texas A NCCA Aggie Andy Anderson Hooper Austin Party O'Brian Southern California

Rice Winswerth In Regional Golf Meet

Lee High's Allen Rice Jr scored 380-85 to take runner-up medalist and reach regionals in Houston. Freeport's King-Hill led with 76-60 to spark Exporters to team title 672 as Ball High, The Gander, Texas City and Pasadena trailed in 708, 731, 807, 835 respectively. Hill and Rice advance to singles, while top two teams move on.

Lee High Allen Rice Jr Houston Freeport King-Hill Hill Wayne Talbert Terry ‘Tangler Don Gorrell Ball High Pasadena Rice

Lee High dominates district tennis titles in girls and boys events

Lee High nurses two titles as Bessie Bell Daves wins the girls singles crown by defeating Marilyn Sepohl of Ball High and Rollin Russell with Rob Middleton capture the boys doubles. James Schmidt of Bull High beats Don Dixon for the boys singles title while Dixon earlier wins a round. Regional meet set for April 17-18 at the University of Houston.

Robert E. Lee Ganders Bessie Bell Daves Lee High Katherine Hill Texas City Marilyn Sepohl Galveston Ball’ High Miss Sepohl Lee Leo LaBorde Miss Daves University of Houston Rollin Russell Rob Middleton John Dawson Charles Fox Ball High Herschel Zinn Jerry Wells James Schmidt Bull High Don Dixon Dixon Nolan Kitchens Schmidt

Finding House Ought To Be Easy Chore

The 1950 census reports Texas had 58,702 vacant non-dilapidated living units, about 25 percent of 2,394,009 total dwellings, making housing seem easier to find than expected. The Census Bureau notes vacancies as of April 1950 across the state.

Washington Texas Bureau of the Census

Destruction Derby Luna At Arrowhead

Destruction derby promoter Roy Huston organizes Luna at Arrowhead Park Houston Sunday. Cars race in 12 heat laps and 8 lap trophy dash with 2,000 fans expected to watch in covered bleachers at the asphalt track.

Arrowhead Park Houston Roy Huston Yau

San Antonio Team Finie And Mahoney 5a to Texas League

New York convention leader Jan Demarest announced that more than members and their families expected to attend the regional convention in San Antonio. The event centers on the Texas League club and related league activities as discussed by the Legion national staff.

Finie and Mahoney San Antonio San 3 Legion New York Jan Demarest Valemander the American l

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