Gander relay teams set Texas high school marks at Relays
Gander quarter milers powered a 3:16.6 mile relay record at Memorial Stadium eclipsing prior high school marks in Texas as Baytown baton crews swept two other relays. Gene Peacock Freddy Clark Charles Barnhill and Arthur Whitmer anchored the effort with Whitmer pulling away in the final stretches. Baytown earlier claimed the 880 yard relay and 440 yard relay trophies while Parkhurst took third in the 100 yard dash.
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Baytown tops South Houston 10-2 to widen loop lead
Baytown tallies in four quarters, then adds four in the fourth and two more in the seventh to beat South Houston 10-2 in a makeup baseball game. Robert Oliver earned the win and collected a single, double, and a two run homer in three trips as Baytown strengthened its hold atop the loop standings.
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Buffs and Crosby in district track meet excitement
In the 26-A district meet Crosby dominates with赢 firsts in sprints and relays as Anahuac and Sour Lake push for regional spots. Ben Crabb, John Dillard, and Raymond Martin lead Crosby with high jump and relay wins, while Anahuac and Barbers Hill place in key events shaping the regional qualifiers.
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Crosby
Benny Moskowitz
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Lee Franta
Joe Hudec
Wilbert Weckworth
Christ Tilton
Leisner
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Nair Stevens
Dillard
Anahuacan
Barbers Hill
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Klein
Liberty
Donald
Haddon
Tarkington
King
John Deaton
Randy McCollum
T Leroy Steven Tex Pita
Foldy
Willie
Janik
Bennie Lopez
Lygie Nai
Tommy Leisner
Follett
Jim Ezer
Butts
McColl
Deaton
Jack Sager
Barbers
Hal
Willis Beene
Sager
Bill Munger
Doyle Johnston
Crotett
McCollum
Richard Barrow
Panthers
Terheight
Ronnie Nelson
Bues
Gilbert Ferguson
Chris
Tommy Letsner
Caroll Harvey
Tilton
Jimmy Crosby
Herbert Beazley
Denson
Lopez
Bast
Anahuac
Ferguson
Harvey
Eee Aeeae
Stillan
Gerald Michalsky
Insurance ad offers $1000 life policy for seniors
A classified ad invites people born before 1900 to apply for a $1000 life insurance policy for final expenses. The plan, offered by Old American Insurance Co of Kansas City, lets applicants handle the transaction by mail, with no obligation and no calls. Tear out the form and mail it with name, address, and year of birth.
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Bulldogs and Falcons Each Send Three To Regional Meet
La Porte Bulldogs and Channelview Falcons earned three regional qualifiers apiece at a Saturday track meet in La Porte. Stanley Wallace led the Bulldogs with a high hurdles win and a low hurdles runner-up to Houston. Other qualifiers included Albert Woodring, Norris Weir, Louis Poland, John Butler, Mike McManus, Willie Owens, Harry Faulkner, Alton Porter, Bradley Fuller, Tommy Strange, Malcolm McEachern, and Reggie Young in various field and running events. Channelview failed to place in running events but had pole vault success by Reggie Young and others, with relay teams finishing outside prize money.
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Albert Woodring
Norris Weir
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Louis Poland
John Butler
Mike McManus
Woodring
Harry Faulkner
Alton Porter
Bradey Fuller
Tommy Strange
Malcolm McEachern
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Charles Buckalow
Freddie Russell
Poland
Buckalow
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LaRoa
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