Baytown Track Stars Looking Toward District Meet
Baytown athletes led by Watson Ferguson and Parkhurst push for strong showings in relay and field events at the upcoming district meet. Watson vaults and discus ambitions loom as Ferguson and teammates target points across shot put high jump and long relay runs amid improving times and venue transitions.
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Charles. Bernard
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Ferguson
Rex Kulbeth
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Ganare
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Ganders Hold Slim Lead Amid Rain Pauses In District Play
Baytown's Ganders sit atop District 12-44 after a rainwashed slate, with a key Tuesday 7 p.m. game at Galveston Ball High. Baytown righty Everett Nix fired a one hitter in a 14-0 win over Texas City, while Galveston and Galena Park loom as top threats as the schedule shifts to Pasadena and the Optimist tournament.
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Galveston
Galena Park
Texas City
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Galena
Ball High
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Pasadena
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Truehardt
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Oliver
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Stings
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Ring Injury Sparks Further Boxing Attacks Across Scene
An Associated Press report notes a mild concussion after a ring incident as investigations continue. Another Australian boxer was hospitalized with injuries amid a rising wave of ring beatings and boxing deaths across several fronts.
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Reds Open Season With Victory Over Pirates at Crosley Field
Cincinnati, led by Frank Robinson and Gene Freese, defeated Pittsburgh 5-2 to start the National League pennant chase. Don Drysdale and Jim O'Toole battled on the mound as the Reds grabbed a first-inning two-run homer and held on for the win before 28,896 at Crosley Field. The Pirates, with Bob Friend pitching, struggled to counter Cincinnati's early offense and double plays.
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Runnels versus Virus Rusty Draws Cleanup Hitter
Houston faces San Francisco at Colt Stadium in the opener of the season with Pete Runnels slow to recover from a virus and Rusty Staub projected to start at right field and clean up the batting order if Runnels cannot play. Staub, a $100000 bonus rookie, is named fourth in the lineup as Alvin Dark and Marty Craft shuffle their early expected positions.
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Marty Craft
Rusty Staub
New Orleans
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Orioles win 3-1 as JFK attends opener in D.C.
President Kennedy watches as the Orioles beat the Senators 3-1 in the Washington opener. Lefty Steve Barber struggled but limited Washington to four hits after a second inning burst, with Jim Gentile and Boog Powell homering for Baltimore.
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Jim Gentile
al Smith
Boog Powell
Orioles
Washington
Larry Osborne
Don Leppert
Tom Brown
Barber
Oswee
Leppert
Minoso
St. Louis
Osborne
Baytown B Squad Falls After Late Collapse 7-4
Baytown carried a lead into the seventh before Texas City rallied for seven runs on five hits and three Baytown errors. Ronnie Wailles relieved Jimmy Anderson yet gave up the decisive runs as Baytown failed to plate in the final frame. Strong Baytown bats included Deng Conway and id McCormick with early RBI and Conway tripling in the fourth.
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Texas City
Ronnie Wailles
Jimmy Anderson
Ith
Hoe
Bill Wailes
Anderson
Deng Conway
Id McCormick
Conway
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