Masters Golf Showdown Near End of Qualifying Round
Seven under par in a tense Masters Friday saw Palmer and Gary Player tied at 137 while leaders eye a possible repeat. Pro contenders including Nelson Venturi Hebert Bolt Xrol and Walter trailed within six strokes, as Augusta National hosted a dramatic second round crowd of about 25 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galar
Ine Surkemo
Palmer
Charter Coe
U.S
Champi
Poon
Paul
Harney
Scenic Acres
Bop Rosburg
Rosburg
Don January
Falmer
Player
Byron Nelson
Ken Venturi
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Bolt
Ted Xrol
Walter
Baseball Opens 1961 Season Across Major Leagues
Washington and Chicago lead openings as 1961 schedules expand with two new clubs Los Angeles and Washington joining the leagues. Presidents attend openers while managers debut, including Ralph Houk with the Yankees and new first-ball ceremonies mark the season kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hen- Ta
Washington
New Senators
Os Tehera
Los Angeles ‘Angels
St. Louis
Milwausey
Ace of Fire
Ban Frencisco
Ocen
Jone
Fe Monee St Hee
Pappastet Ag
Boo
Boston
Lon PE
iPerry Va
Bunning
Crima Ee
Los Angeles
Wesh
Senators
Sete Trcrease
Beven Teama
Cubs
Ralph Houk
Hawks Face Celtics In pivotal playoff clash in St Louis
St Louis Hawks nurse a must win as Boston Celtics push to a 3-0 series lead. Bill Russell anchors Celtics while Clyde Lovellette braces for the Hawks. Coach Paul Seymour hopes Len Wilkens can spark a late counter. Key scorers include Hagan Pettit and Wilkens for St Louis. Cousy dominates for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
Aries
Porton
Bill Russell
Clyde Lovelletis
Caltics
National Basketball
Hawks
Paul Seymour
Clyde
Boston
Celtics
Seymour
Counse
Len Wilkena
Cliff Hagan
Bo Pettit
Wilkens
Bob Cousy
Ganders Lead In District Texas Relays Trials
Ganders hold district lead amid a tough Texas Relays meet as Milby and Baytown varsity show strong sprint efforts. Lee racks up 12 hits for his team while Dodd and Oliver spark a two run first inning as Ganders surge past rivals in a chilly Friday night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Milby
Hier Teranes Gan
Bhanies
Texas Relays
Lee
Aingies
Werere Ganders
Aline
Sinnese
Galena Ork
Brazospart
Galena
Fort Says Naerts
Texas A&m
Hardin
Texas Baptist
National University of
Tex Mexico
Erie
Texas Relays Underway with Record Pace Clash
Texas Relays open as squads vie for marks led by Olympic sprinters and Abilene Christian, with New Mexico and Galena Park fielding strong showings. Dodd, Kluch, Stratton and Bertsch drive multiple efforts as teams chase world and NCAA times, while college divisions showcase sprint medleys and relay bouts across Texas venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Combe
Ronnie Kluch
Austin
Dodd
Tex Grambling
Stratton
Abilene
Christian
New Mexico
Oliver and
Bertsch
Texas
Dave Styron
St Louis Leads By One In Stanley Cup Action
DETROIT AF The Chicago Black Hawks, missing key players, trailed as Baytown and Abilene Christian noted track records. Sammy Masters sparked a day of runs and late scoring, while Detroit and St Louis faced playoff pressure in a tense opening of the series with Detroit claiming a one game edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Black Hawks
Terry Sawchuk
Marcel -Princvost
Abilene Christian
Calvin Cooley
Dennis Richardson
Bud Clanton
Young
Pat McKennon
Elvis Istre
Denis Moore
John Lawler
Stone John
Os Hee Amas
Detroit Red Wings
Bill Stewart
Hawks
Chic
Dialogue on baseball calls and controversy from Baytown Texas City game
In a spirited exchange, Baytown and Ball High commentators debate umpire decisions, including a disputed grounder call and overthrows. They discuss accuracy, public criticism, and irony in reactions, noting a later Baytown win amid lingering controversy and reactions from fans and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tali
Johnny May
May
Don Treuhardt
Baytown
Ball
Combs
Truehardt
Ture
Reedeh
Yaved
Nemplay
Ramey Masters
Aloay
Pasadena
Kluch
Bullet Payne
Payne
Stu
Baseball Standings from Tuesday’s ReacltS
Baytown defeated Galena Park 12 to 1 while South Houston topped Galveston 4 to 2. Pasadena and Texas City split 2 to 0, Brazosport and Smiley posted a 3 run game result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Galena Park
South Houston
Galveston
Pasadena
Texas City
Brazosport
Smiley
Galena
South Meattos
Rai Out
District Meet Memorial at Galves High
District IMA E Meg Baseball Baytown at Pasa jdenet pm Saturday at District Meet Memorial Sta Teck Uae High Galves District 124A shows a district athletic meet with baseball and track events. The fragment mentions Baytown, Memorial, and Galveston area teams and a district designation 124A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima E Meg
Baytown
Pasajdenet
Sta Teck
Uae High Et Galves
Bucks blasts on Yankee days and A's pitcher
Lilian Beach AP reports Bucks, 27, recalls a World Series past with the Yankees and an injury plagued stint. He notes a 4 10 season record and 2 10 as a starter, cites lack of luck and poor handling by Johnny Kucks, and says he faced bullpen use and few starts mid season. He insists the arm is fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Beach
Fla
Johnny Kucks
New York Yankees
Bucks
A's
Dodgers
Yankees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jand Horton Braich
Ima Atot
Sammy
Harris County Federal Savings & Loan Association
Los Angles
Ganders
Jimmy Dodd
Boyan Bt Stratton
Jerry
Ahoica
Ketting
Oliver
Ae Mane Heights
Barri
Ieee
Wthur Whitmercher
Jimmy Epps
Bena
Millan
Parkhurst
ACC
Lane TL Ete Oe
Ely
Wayne Jowell
Ricky Brant
Modesto
Calif
Red
Sammy Leet
Wee Ant Ow
Ohiste
Weyond
Comba Mene
Blanks
Bassetto
Thistle
Employ
Steed
James Seety Ce
Pata Abilene Christian
San Angelo
Chris
Arlington A Nay Christan
Arlington Heights
Meini Sa
OS Pee
Mexico
Tha
Sammy Masters
Walker
Masters
Richard Walker
Kemylay
Jowell
Brant
Firatton
Keraplas
Rather
Westerd
Arekert
Hertech
I Ra
Kiveh
Rien
Biante
Pat Galveston
Charlie
Tethet Tun
Regis Wrobleski
John R. Combs
Wrobleski
Kim Fain
Jack Brooks
Allright
Comba
Dexter
Kemplay
Morel
Kovar
Bayreed
the Sportsman, Inc
Los W
Dan
Ind
O.K
Kerr-Bond Agency
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin, Titanis
U. S
Nam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!