Rebels Sweep San Antonio Meet With Five Firsts
Lee Rebels led by Bobby Paulson and Bobby Beels won five first places at the San Antonio Junior College meet. Blinn topped the field in several events, outscoring Lee 35 to 2 in field events, but Lee held the running events lead with Paulson, Dunagan, and Guidry contributing in the 100 and relays. Beels anchored the sprint and 440 relays as the team posted strong times including a 44.9 in the open quarter.
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San Antonio
Bobby Paulson
Bobby Heels
Lee Rebels
Tve
San Antonio Junior College
Rebels
Blinn
Lee
Nhp
Rebs
Ides Beely
Paulson
Craig Dunagan
Cecil Paulson
Guidry Tured
Beels
Wallace Berry
Ban Bily Mitchell
Mitchell
Passett
Leon
Schreiner
Faulece
Dunagan
Guidry
Raneana
Wallace
Brenham
Lee College
Victoria Juror College
San *Antonio
Temple
Player And Palmer Delayed In Masters Final Weathered by Rain
Augusta Ga AP Chesty Gary Player and defending champion Arnold Palmer faced a delayed Masters final as rain flooded greens and disrupted play. Palmer held a two stroke lead at 63 holes, while Player, chasing a historic win as the foreign leader, prepared to start 30 minutes behind Palmer.
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Augusta
Chesty
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Pla
Palmer
Focaratiag
Venturi
South Africa
Robert Perry
Troy Woodall
Jons
Woodall
Arthur Lindstrom
Tion
Paul Harney
Charley Coe
Bil Collins
Jack Burke
Bob Risberg
Don January
Atoms Round U Atoms Round U
Rewritten and chaotic OCR details a plan by a movement leader during a Houston stopover predicting militant activity. It mentions Guil gra Ix and Fiorkds locations, Catholic schools starting in September, integration of elementary grades, and a warning from Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP to Houston Negroes not to compromise their rights. University of Houston students travel to Kingsville by a 236 mile course at 4.9 mph, amid law enforcement adding 13 suspects for selling goods during Sunday closing violations. Sales reports from 13 locations detail items from diapers to car polish.
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Houston
Figstin
Guilgra Ix
Fiorkds
University of Houston
Kingsville
Houston Dus
Fiamhclothesmen
Major Loop Baseball Season Opens in Nation's Capital
Major League Baseball begins with the Washington Senators hosting the Chicago White Sox in the American League’s 10 team setup. Weather risks may push opener to Tuesday while the National League starts Tuesday with Pittsburgh at home and other games across the circuit. The article notes team changes, manager debuts, and early impressions of both leagues with expectations for strong pitching and notable lineups.
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Preas
Wrnter
Washington Senators
Chicago White
Kennedy
Early Wynn
White Sox
Dick Donovan
Senators
Griffith Stadium
Houston
New York
Pitts
Burgh
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Pirates
Washington
Minnesota Twins
Minneapolia
St. Paul
Cleveland
Tigers
Detroit
Kansas
Milwaukee
Boston
Los Angeles
Henry Aaron
Ed Mathews
Orioles
Baltimore
Joe Adcock
Chicago
Jinfield
Roy McMillan
Frank Bolling
Braves
Bete
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Iadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Midwaukne
Dodgers
Acenery
Ralph Houk
Casey Stengel
Dark
Cubs
Gordon
Philadelphia
Houk
Stengel
Yeor
Fey
Cal McLish Ami
Herb Score
Minnie Minoso
al Smith
Nellie Fox
Johnny 2Relli
Willie Kirkland
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lindy McDaniel
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Orlando Ceneda
Harvey Kuenn
Feline Alou
Giants
Charlie Hiller
Tom Haller
Willie McCovey
Baytown Kress Store Celebrates 65th Anniversary
Baytown S H Kress and Co at 306 W Texas joins 258 stores in marking 65 years of the chain founded in 1896. The Baytown event runs through April 22 with daily prize drawings for registrants, no purchase needed, and free coffee and cookies in the store. The Baytown store opened in 1948 and now employs 25 people.
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Baytown
S. H. Kress and Co
W. Texas
Zeb Phillips
Philips
Kress
Memphis
Tenn
Baytown Kresy
Dallas Civitan Women's Open field announced for April event
Thirty professionals and nine amateurs enter Texas first open golf tournament of the year the Dallas Civitan Women's Open set for April 1916 at Glen Lakes Country Club. Proettes Mickey Wright and Louise Suggs lead a strong field including Betsy Rawls Patty Berg Marlene Hagge Betty Jameson and Ruth Jessen.
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Texas
Dallas
Lively Thanks Baytown Voters After City Election
M. E. Earl Lively, who lost in District 6, thanked Baytown voters on Saturday morning. He praised the experience, the overall campaign, and noted that all candidates remain friends.
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M. E
Earl Lively
Baytown
Two Baytonians Named Optimists of the Year
Bert Allman and B. J. Fried Rich were honored as Optimists of the Year during Baytown Optimist Club ceremonies marking the club’s eighth anniversary and Optimist International’s fourth year. Both humble employees received plaques for outstanding service to Baytown and Optimist work.
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Baytonians
Optimists
Bert Allman
B. J. Fried Crich
Optimist Club
Optimist International
Away
Baytown
Allman
Friedrich
Curtis McNabb
Shaddix
Ford
Jim Carter
Steele McCott
R. C
Dick) Wilson Ald
Paul Anderson
Roper
Hathaway
el Hathaway
Wilson
Lester Ab
Pete Bryan Thanks District 2 Voters in City Election
Pete Bryan candidate in District 2 Baytown city council race thanked voters for their April 4 support. He pledged to act with honesty and diligence, urged continued backing in the runoff, and promised to uphold the trust and merit shown by the community. He praised civil campaigning and vowed to be a sober upright official if elected.
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Pete Bryan
Rutroff
Osen
Baytown
Wilhite Named in Assignment Notice
Stephen A. Wilhite, son of Mr and Mrs 8 A Wilhite, has been assigned to noted duties as listed in the local notice. The brief item confirms the family connection and the assignment without revealing further details.
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Stephen A. Wilhite
A. Wilhite
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