Baytown Relays Team Suffered In Weather And Injuries
Baytown faced a tough Texas Relays weekend with Parkhurst pulling up lame in the 100 and Parkhurst out, while Crow battled cramps and injuries. Gander sprinters struggled with wind and handoffs as Austin and Fort Worth Northside posted strong times in medley and relay events.
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Austin
Fort Worth Northside
Virgil McGahee
Baytown
Parkhurst
Robert Elswick
James Bossley
Elswick
Area district track meet qualifiers listed for Barbers Hill and rivals
Barbers Hill, La Porte, Channelview and Anahuac report regional qualifiers from the District 26 8 meet. Nelson vaults 12 feet and 3 34.2 time. Crosby earns multiple events with Stone Penick and Huff among standouts. Channelview and Channelview’s Otis and Pylate help in sprints and field events. Anahuac’s Huff and Penick win blue ribbons. La Porte’s Harkness and Pansky set marks. regional meets slated for April 20 with several schools advancing teams and individuals.
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Benny Moskowitz
Welt
Mcifan- Sun Area
Son
Heard
Sumpter
Kirby Gates
Barbers Hill
Falcons
Nelson
Crosby
Channelview
Anahuac
la Porte Nailed
Buffs
Ronnie Nel
TCU Leads By 11 2 At Break In SWC
The Associated Press reports Texas Christian has built an 11 2 lead at the halftime break in the Southwest Conference standings. TCU Horned Frogs upset Texas A&M, while Texas defeated Rice and Baylor edged SMU in the limited conference schedule. Rain halted Baylor Texas and Rice SMU games.
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Associated Press
Texas Christian
TCU Horned Frogs
Texas A&m
Aggies
Texas
Rice
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Louisiana
Nichols
Tulane
Hood
Tlinois
North Dakota
St. Mary's
San Antonio
Herb Score Retires After Painful Comeback Battle
CHICAGO AP Southpaw Herb Score of the Chicago White Sox retires after six difficult years since a career altering eye injury. He announced the decision following the team’s move to option him to Indianapolis after two scoreless innings in a 2-1 exhibition win over Cincinnati. Score, who once starred for Cleveland and Boston, cited the toll of his career and a decision made after discussing with his wife.
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Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
Score
White Sox
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Jaye
Mywife
West Palm Beach
Fla
New York Yankees
Gil MecDougald
Cleveland Indians
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Chicago White
Barry Latman
San Diego
Sox
REL Golfers Win Trophy At Liberty
Baytown posted a 319 over a wet field to win the Liberty Invitational team title at Magnolia Ridge Country Club. Lee McDowell earned medalist honors with 76. Benny Sharp of Beaumont Forest Park was runner-up with 79 after a three-way playoff. Liberty finished second at 328, Forest Park third at 340, followed by Columbus, Lufkin, and Liberty’s second team. Baytown led Liberty by three at halfway, then widened the gap as two scoring foursomes posted 37s on the second nine. The meet wraps Baytown’s season ahead of the regional at Atascocita Country Club April 19, with Baytown and Pasadena representing the district in UIL eliminations.
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Liberty
Spa- Baytown
Magnolia Ridge Country Club
Lee McDowell
Benny Sharp
Beaumont Forest Park
Baytown
Forest Park
Columbus
Lufkin
Fas
McDowell
AEL
Mickey
McDarwell
Kinsey
Atascocita Country Club
Pasadena
UIL
Hansen claims Texas Relays pole vault record
Fred Hansen, a Texas Relays entrant from Rice, leaped 16 feet 1 inch for the meet bests and threatened the world mark though wind and rain hampered running events. Roger Sayers won the 100 and 110 yard dashes, while Danny Roberts set Texas records in shot put and discus with 59 feet 3 inches and 161 feet 4 1/4 inches.
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Fred Hansen
Rice
Texas Relays
Hansen
Toby
Houston Westbury
John Pennel
Louisiana
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Omaha
Sayers
Danny Roberts
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Baseball season opens with four new managers and a new strike zone
NEW YORK AP Four new managers four dozen new players and a new strike zone accompany the start of the major league season. Washington and Cincinnati jump on the schedule with early games while other clubs open Tuesday. Key rosters shift as Yankees White Sox Orioles Reds Pirates Dodgers and Giants balance power with rookies and trades.
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Senators
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Reds
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Steve Barber
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Earl Francis
Pirates
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Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
Joe Pepitone
Bill Skowron
Stan Williams
Gus Triandos
Bill Freehan
Bob Anderson
Tony Martinez
Max Alvis
Vic Davilitto
Boston
Dick Swart
Roman Mesias
Dave Morehead
Jerry Stephenson
Greenies Third In Baytown Meet
Horace Mann's 20 points led the Greenies to third place at the Baytown Invitational Track Meet. Cedar Baron’s Charlie Hendricks claimed the day’s only double win in shot put and discus as Southmore Junior High won with 26 13 points, despite a delayed start from a wet track after Friday night rain. Kenny Fenelon of Mann won the 20 yard dash and placed second in the 100 as Mann and Channelview posted strong showings.
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Greenies
Baytown
Cedar Baron
Charlie Hendricks
Henricks
Southmore Junior High
South Houston
Horace ‘Mann
Channelview
Baseball Schedules and Results From Today's Games
National and American League matchups listed with times and ballpark crowds. Exhibitions include Sundays results across Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee New York Baltimore St. Louis Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Los Angeles Boston Houston Kansas City San Francisco Cleveland Detroit Minnesota.
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Dave Adlesh
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al Zachery
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Dick Lemay
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Ken Aspromonte
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Cincinnati
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Melsh
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Milwauker
Philadelphia
Pittsburt
Minnesota
Nicklaus Wins Masters in Tight Finish Over Lema and Snead
The 23-year-old Nicklaus edged Tony Lema by one stroke at Augusta completing a dramatic 36-hole finish. Boasting birdies late, he won the Masters by recorded par 72 final rounds, while Snead faltered to place behind. Nicklaus earns $20,000 and leads the PGA money list as Player and Palmer trail.
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Bo) Wininger
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Colt .45s Giants Set Lineups For Opening Day
Houston manager Harry Craft to decide if ace Dick Farrell can start NL opener against the San Francisco Giants led by 24-game winner Jack Sanford. If unavailable, Bob Bruce or Ken Johnson may start. Seattle rookies Eric Fazio Rusty Staub and John Bateman loom to debut alongside Spangler and Warwick with Spangler in left.
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Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
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Bob Bruce
Ken Johnson
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Bruce
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Alvin Dark
New York Yankees
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Ione Hous‘ton
Colts
Eric Fazio
Rusty Staub
John Bateman
Fazio
Johnny Temple
Staub
Durham
Carl Warwick
Bateman
Jim Campbell
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