Measles Forces Ganders Into Key Golf Tilt Loss
Measles sidelined Baytown and knocked Drew Scott from Ganders first team in a regional golf playoff here Friday. The illness disrupted the squad, jeopardizing a berth in the regional tournament and invoking a rarely used rule section.
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Falcons Beat Alvin 2-1 in Loop Baseball Midweek
Channelview Falcons win their first loop game 2-1 at Alvin as Elvin Beet allows four hits in four innings. Ronald Rushing and Eddie Marquariz drive in runs with a hit and run, turning a tied game into a late lead. Denman pitches eight strikeouts, while Alvin’s one run comes on a sequence in the fifth.
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Redskin Relays optimistic lineup before final trial
Houston Lp Baytown made minor charges in its entry for Houston Lamar's Redskin Relays. Coach Beverly Rockhold reshuffled sprint events and mile medley, replacing top miler absent with measles. lineup shows Lawhon, Lisenbee, LaFuente and others in multiple events as optimism grows.
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Baytown B Holds Liberty To Two Hits Wins 12 2
Baytown B tops Liberty 12 to 2 on nine hits with Martin and Johnson sharing pitching. Liberty led 1 0 before Baytown B moved ahead 5 1 and final tally came in the last of the fifth. Martin worked five innings with seven walks and two hits allowed. Johnson struck out four. Mickey Tinet drove in five on a bases loaded single while Acosta Anderson Beckman Russell Castillo Service and Martin contributed multiple hits. Baytown B improves to 3 1 on the season and hosts Freeport next Friday.
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Arthur Castillo
Lincoln Service
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Freeport
Ross Martin
Denny McAfee
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Walker
Thomas
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Murray
Walles
Whaley
Lufkin
Panthers
Stewart Reaches River Oaks Semis in Houston Tennis
In Houston, top seed Lamar Roemer, John Pryor, and Sherwood Stewart reached the River Oaks junior tennis semifinals. Roemer beat Bill Kurtz 6 0 to advance, while Stewart defeated Frank Conner 1 6 6 3 7 3 in a round that highlighted Houston players Johnson.
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Cronin Orders A's To Remove Pennant Pores Fence
Cronin, president of the American League, ordered the Kansas City Athletics to remove the new Pennant Pores fence in right field at Municipal Stadium or no AL games would be played there. Finley built the fence to match Yankee Stadium measurements, sparking debate over pull hitters. Cal Hubbard inspected the fence and Cronin conveyed his decision to Pat Friday. Exhibition games start today with the fence in use, ahead of the home opener in April against Cleveland.
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Yankees Dodgers Open 1964 World Series Favored by Handicappers
The 1964 World Series opens with the Dodgers and Yankees as favorites, Dodgers boasting pitching depth and speed while the Yankees are portrayed as having overwhelming strength. Hank Bauer debuts with the Orioles and George Strickland covers at Cleveland. Trades include Giants to Milwaukee for Shaw and Hendley, and Demeter and Bunning headlining Tigers’ moves. Mets add Altman Taylor Samuel. Angels add Adcock Latman. Orioles pick Kirkland. Seatile and Wagner moves noted.
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Buccaneers Host District 43A Track Carnival
Carver High hosted the District 43A track meet at Memorial Stadium on Saturday with six teams in the first round of Negro Inter scholastic League eliminations. Preliminaries began at 1:30 pm and finals at 2:30 pm, showcasing district records in sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, relays and distance events by Carver, Elmore, Corpus Christi Coles and other area schools.
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Acosta, Calhoun Homer in Baytown Lufkin Rally
Lufkin Panthers beat Baytown 10 to 7 in a two game series opener. Acosta hit a first pitch homer, Calhoun and Rincon contributed rallies as Baytown threatened in the seventh, but Lufkin’s Whaley relieved with seven strikeouts. Baytown pitchers walked many batters as Lufkin built a big early lead and held on.
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Fun, not fame drives golf says Bob Jones at Augusta
Bob Jones, age 62 and sidelined by a paralytic ailment, says Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus may rise high only if they keep fun in golf. He recalls his own decline in enthusiasm, notes traveling to Masters events from a cottage overlooking the 10th tee, and reflects on the sport’s glamor fading with time. Jones also discusses his late career changes and the enduring appeal of competition.
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Palmer bolts to four shot Masters lead after 36 holes
Arnold Palmer surged on the back nine at Augusta National to finish with a 63 and a halfway total of 137, four under par, giving him a four stroke edge over Gary Player. Jack Nicklaus offered cautious optimism, saying a two under par 70s could still allow a Palmer collapse or a comeback from the field.
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Pastrano Retains Crown with Sixth Round TKO
In New Orleans, Willie Pastrano defeats Gregorio Peralta in a 6th round stoppage to retain the light heavyweight title. A severe cut over Peralta’s left eye opened in the fourth, guiding Pastrano to victory as he dominates the final rounds and eyes a potential rematch in New Orleans against Olson or Johnson.
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