Rangers Dominate Baytown Relays to 30th Title
Rangers win the 30th Baytown Relays with 145 points, tops in a field led by Port Arthur Lincoln and Deer Park. David Witzel shines as an iron man with three 880s and two 440s, anchoring two winning relays while Jeff McClure and Layne Ramsey also post top finishes. Robert Perry of Port Arthur Lincoln is high point man. McElveen of Westchester Sterling earns MVP honors.
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Witzel
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Houston Sterling
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Corral
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Sharpstown
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Spring Woods
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Sterling
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H. Sterling
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Eldrich Johnson
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Well
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Lincoln
H Chambers
Carnell Nowling
Chester
Houston Jones
Horace Lay
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Perry
John McDaniel
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Andreen
Robert Perry
Seeds Come Through In Net Tourney
Seeds perform in River Oaks Junior Tennis Tournament openers in Houston. In 14 and under singles first seed Bobby Dowlen defeats L D Crumly 6 0 6 0. Second seed Ronnie Baumgardner beats Bill Bryan 6 2 6 2. Timmy Lane, third seed, defeats Campbell Booth 6 2 6 4. Fourth seed Tony Giammatre beats David Peterson 6 1 6 0. Paul Crozier has a bye in 12 and under. David Dowlen defeats Brenton Davis 6 0 5 6.
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David Peterson
Paul Crozier
David Dowlen
Brenton Davis
Harridge, longtime American League head, dies at 85
Evan Harridge, who rose from railroad clerk to president of the American League, died Friday at 85 after 47 years in baseball. He led the league for 27 years and retired in 1958, noted as a top figure in the sport. Oakland owner Charles Finley called him a tremendous gentleman and one of baseballs greatest leaders. Harridge began in 1911 as Ban Johnsons secretary before rising to league secretary in 1927 and later chairman of the board.
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