Ganders Reach Season Highs in Redskin Relays
Baytown Ganders led by sophomore Charles Hendricks set a discus mark of 164-8 breaking a year old Robert E Lee record at the Redskin Relays in Houston. Baytown’s mile relay sliced 1.4 seconds to 3:26 as Elswick led a late charge, while Hendricks and the quartet earned top showings among a field of 18 scoring teams.
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River Oaks Junior Wins By Stewart In 18U Finals
Baytown’s Shenwood Stewart, unseeded, ousted LaMar Roemer 6-1 6-4 6-3 to take the 18 and under title at River Oaks as Roemer’s top seed faced his toughest test Sunday. Stewart and Upton Giles of Covington lost the doubles to Roemer and Stephen Stockton 7-3 1-6 6-2 in a separate final. River Oaks tourney opens with 64 players in qualifying. Emerson seeded first in a 32-man main draw with McKinley second after last year’s runner-up finish.
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Bay-Tex track stars push 12 to regional meets
Bay-Tex schools advanced 12 boys and two relays to regional track meets as Deer Park Liberty and C E King led district 123A 23AA and 26A. La Porte Channelview Anahuac Crosby also earned multiple qualifiers while Norman Huddleston and Keith Martin highlighted standout performances.
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Lufkin Panthers sweep two at Baytown tilt in 14-0 win
Lufkin pitchers held Baytown to six hits as the Panthers dominated the two day series. Baytown’s Hance and Ammons struggled with control and costly errors in the fourth and fifth frames. Lufkin rallied with a five run sixth inning and added four in the fifth to secure the 14-0 victory and a sweep.
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Amateurs Vie For Houston Golf Classic Berths
The Houston Golf Association hosts 22 amateurs vying for four remaining berths in the $30,000 Houston Golf Classic. Proam rounds start Wednesday with the field to tee off Thursday at Sharpstown Country Club, as defending champion Bob Charles and hopes for Palmer, Player, and Nicklaus loom.
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Overflow Crowd Anticipated for Crosley Opener
Cincinnati fans pack Crosley Field for the 1964 National League opener between the Reds and the Houston Colt .45s. Jim Maloney starts for Cincinnati with Ken Johnson for Houston. Gov Rhodes to deliver first pitch. Frank Robinson back in right field after a brief illness. Chico Ruiz begins at third as Reds debut a mix of youth and experience.
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Scorecard Shows Wide MLB and NBA Action Across Giants Stadium
Multiple major league baseball games listed with schedules, scores and attendances from Los Angeles to Philadelphia plus NBA results. Notable clashes include St Louis beating Kansas City 9-7, Chicago routing Boston 14-3, and San Francisco defeating Cleveland 7-0. NBA results show St Louis 128, San Francisco 93 in a best of seven tied series, with several late night and afternoon games noted.
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Palmer Wins Masters in Romp to Fourth Title
Augusta AP Palmer defends title in dominant Masters win six strokes clear of Nicklaus and Marr. He shot 69 68 69 70 for 276 after quitting smoking restored his form. Nicklaus second at 282 with Marr, Devlin, and others following.
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Channelview and La Porte Pace JV Division Meet
Channelview and La Porte led the District 12-uA meet, with Channelview scoring 142% points to win and La Porte close behind. Bulldogs swept 440-yard relay and field events, while Falcons claimed pole vault and broad jump titles, plus relay wins.
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Sandra Haynie Wins Capital City Open Title
Blonde Sandra Haynie of Phoenix captures the Capital City Open in Baton Runer, earning 1209 dollars after a final round 72 and a 54 hole total of 70 in the $7,500 event. The 20-year-old secures her fourth SEGA victory with a strong comeback on the 38th green.
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