Ganders Face Brazosport in Showdown for Conference Standings
The Ganders aim to defeat Brazosport and stay in the hunt as Pasadena and Baytown also seek tournament slots. Key players include pitcher Mack Parker and Ronnie Kluch as Ganders and Baytown stumble after early round exits. Brazosport edges toward a make up game Saturday to settle the conference race.
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Brazosport
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Galena Park Faces Texas City in Tuesday Prep Pairings
Portside lineup features Robert Oliver at first and Sammy Masters at second with Johnny Savage at short and Jerry Kemptay at third. Outfield: Ronnie, Tramon, Kelly Rushing as Creuhardt weighs right field. Galena Park and James Bolton handle toss duties as Parker and Adams switch infield spots. Texas City game looms for Galena Park after a mixed Tuesday slate with South Houston and Ball High. Pasadena’s undefeated confer nee run ends with Galena Park loss.
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Openers Highlight Major League Baseball Season Debuts
The opening day features the Reds facing the Phillies in Cincinnati while the Dodgers begin in Los Angeles at Chavez Ravine. Key debuts include Lou Brock for the Dodgers and a 162-game NL schedule as the league expands after a long drought. The American League also begins with four games as President Kennedy throws out the first ball.
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Mets Open With Old Faces In Season Opener
The Mets launch at home with veteran names Richie Ashburn Charlie Neal Gil Hodges Gus Bell and Frank Thomas along with Roger Craig and Casey Stengel guiding the squad. Bobby Shantz starts for the Colts facing Harry Craft's squad as Stan Musial anchors the Cardinals in a new season mood.
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Crosby Barbers Hill Dominate Junior High Meet
Crosby and Barbers Hill led the ninth grade district track meet with Crosby winning nine events and 19 places. Barbers Hill had one ninth grade win and 10 places, plus solid showings in seventh eighth and fifth sixth divisions. Pole vault saw Barbers Hill’s Ronnie Cotten and David Brown tie at 9 feet 6 inches. Crosby individual winners included David Svoboda Winfred Massey Donald Kratky Lonnie Lindsay and the 4x100 relay Rocky Keene Johnny Peska Don Flores and Lind say.
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Don Flores
Lindsay
Baytown B tops LaMarque 4 3 in league game
Baytown B defeated LaMarque 4 to 3 as Parker earned the win with four innings and Nix closed out, striking out eight. LaMarque scored all three runs in the second on three hits. Baytown improved to 6-2-1.
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Barbers Hill J
Andy Gigout
Baytown
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Phil Ning
Dutton
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Kenneth Parker
Parker
Everett Nix
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Baseball Scores From Monday and Schedule for Today
American League standings show Washington leading with a 0 1.000 mark and Detroit at 2 000. Today’s MLB schedule includes Baltimore at New York and Cleveland at Boston with several 7 p.m. and 2 p.m. ET starts. In the National League Philadelphia leads at 10 1, 000, while Cincinnati and Los Angeles chase. Washington beat Detroit 4 1 in Monday action.
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Wilkins Upsets Saucedo in River Oaks upset
In Houston the Ikth River Oaks Tennis Tournament opens strong with Baytown’s Paul Wilkins defeating Central American champion Jim Saucedo 6 4 1 6 in round two after earlier beating Tom Nance 6 2 1 6. Other matchups feature Rod Laver top seed paired with Rice student Jimmy Parker as qualifiers join 16 exempt players.
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East Texas Buna Bank Receives Operating License
The State Banking Board granted an operating license to East Texas State Bank at Buna and issued a license to Kent County State Bank at Jayton. Claude Keeland Jr. testified Jasper County property values rose by about four percent in three years. Keyland chairs the board and serves as bank president, with capital listed at 75 dollars, surplus 50 000 dollars, and reserves 25 000 dollars.
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Jayton
Hebert Lewis
Spursalt
Kent
Baytown Boys Win Junior High Golf Crown In District Meet
Junior high golfers from Baytown opened with a seven stroke lead but fought a rally from Freeport to claim the league golf title. JaRo Jones and Jan Lammers led Baytown with rounds of 77 and 77, while Freeport’s Tommy Phillips shot 72 to take medalist honors. Team scores: Baytown 317, Freeport 318, Texas City 336, Galena Park 351, Galveston Lovenberg 352, Pasadena 372. Baytown second team totals and players listed.
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Baytown
JaRo Jones
Jan Lammers
Drew Scott
Dub Kovar
Texas City
Galena Park
Galveston Lovenberg
Pasadena
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Lammers
Tis
Municipal
Tommy Phillips
Scott
Kovar
Yan
Donald Lancford
Duayne Roberts
Buddy Millner
Rusy Boggess
Laneford
Roberts
Milner
Boggess
Palmer Wins Masters By Three Strokes In 1958 Thriller
Arnold Palmer captured his third Masters title at Augusta by rallying from behind in the final rounds. He finished 280, beating Gary Player by three and Don Finsterwald by four as part of a dramatic comeback that electrified a crowd of about 18,000. Palmer’s $20,000 prize moved him atop the PGA money list, with Player earning $12,000 and Finsterwald $8,000.
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Red Goslings Tie For Second In Junior High Meet
Baytown scored 26 points to tie South Houston for runner up behind Spring Branch in the Baytown Invitational Junior High Meet. Rex Kutbeth led with a 39-foot discus and top finishes in shots and relays. Claude Lowery won high jump and Linder placed in broad jump and 220. Cedar Bayou and Horace Mann contributed notable points as twelve teams competed.
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Red Gosling
Horace Mann
Claude Lowery
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Jerry Linder
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George Rinton
Linder
Lowery
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Bay
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Abner McCall Named To JFK Commission
President Kennedy named Abner McCall president of Baylor University to the commission on international rules of judicial procedure. McCall hails from Waco Texas and joins the panel evaluating global court practices.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Baylor University
Waco, Tex
Commission On International Rules of Judicial Procedure
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