Hook Line Sinker: Harman’s 15 Bass at Wolfe’s Reservoir
Fred Harman, an avid bass angler, records 15 big bass weighing 47 pounds at Wolfe’s Reservoir near Barbers Hill in Chambers County. He teases big fish with a blue pigboat spinner, recalls how wind and wily bass test skill, and notes this string marks his best catch yet from the reservoir. Harman’s passion shines as he bonds with his family over fishing and the thrill of the chase.
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Five Shutouts Recorded Pitchers Dominate Results
In a string of AL blowouts, Jim Hunter and Gary Bell led dominant pitching for Oakland and Seattle as five shutouts highlighted a day of strong mound work. The Pirates, Cubs, Dodgers, and Giants also posted wins, with key hits from Pepitone, White, and Oliva shaping the scoring.
Barbers Hill Hosts 24-A Track Meets With Winners
Barbers Hill Eagle Field hosted two 24-A meets with junior high and varsity divisions. In junior high, Barbers Hill won seventh grade and Tarkington won eighth grade. in varsity, Warren edged West Hardin. Notable performances included Wayne Follis winning the 440 yard dash in 57.8, and the 4x440 and mile relays posting fast times. Dusty Kemp and Lee Seitert also posted notable marks in the eighth grade.
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Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
District 24-A
Gam
Tarkington
Warren
West Hardin
Wayne Follis
Eam
Beaver Trousdale
Tommy Grimes
Mike Armstrong
Pollis
Kenneth Doucette
Jim Bell
Armstrong
Follis
Vee
Dusty Kemp
Lee Seitert
Paul Dunlap
Kim Bell
Kenneth Boucette
Baseball Stars By The Associated Press Batting
Joe Pepitone of the Yankees homered and collected four hits to power New York past Detroit 54. Jim Hunter of the Athletics threw a six hitter with six strikeouts to beat Kansas City 5-0.
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Detroit
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Athletics
Kansas City
Major League Standings And Results Digest
National League standings show Chicago, Montreal, St. Louis, New York leading with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia mid pack. Friday results include Atlanta 6 Cincinnati 4 and St Louis 6 New York 5. Today's games feature St Louis at New York and Montreal at Chicago among others.
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Dodgers Run Over Astros in 9-3 Victory at Houston
Dodgers defeated the Astros 9 to 3 as Bill Russell led with a homer triple and single while Sizemore added a double triple and four RBIs. Osteen fanned two in a key start, and Houston’s early two-run lead faded as the Dodgers pulled away.
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George Brunet
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George Mitterwald
Tony Oliva
Bob Alison
Hoyt Wilhelm
George Thomas
Boston
Red Sox
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Indians
Jack Hamilton
Thomas
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Norm Miller
Pa Cun
Jirm Lefebvre
Sizemore
Lemaster
Lefebvre
Edwards
Jim Ray
Russell
Schneider
Willie Crawford
Los Angeles
Guinn
Area Women Enter Lubbock Bowling Tourney Final Weekend
Ree Ainsworth of Mont Belvieu flies to Lubbock to join Maxine Bolin and a long list of Raytonians to compete in the final weekend of the 33rd Texas Woman's Bowling Association Championship Tournament. Dot Sitton, Baytown Woman's Bowling Association president, accompanies the group and bowled in March events with Helen Porter as delegates.
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Mont Belvieu
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la Porte
Elayne Webber
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Baytown Woman’s Bowling Association
Sitton
Helen Porter
Baytown Association
YMCA Swim Classes For Baytown Children This Spring
Baytown YMCA offers two instructional swim programs for children from preschool to sixth grade beginning April 15. Tiny Tots covers ages 4-6, while grades one through six join a separate class. Sessions run five weeks on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fees are 10 dollars for non members. members swim free.
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Baytown
Sterling 3rd REL 4th In 234A Track Finals
Deer Park won the 234A Track Meet at Pasadena to claim the team victory and regional qualification. Sterling finished third with 88 points behind Pasadena and Deer Park. AEL and others followed. Hartrick of Sterling won two hurdles, REL swept relays, and Sterling set several meet records in sprint events.
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Ross Sterling
Robert B. Lee
Sterling
AEL
Sam Rayburn
South Houston
J. Frank Dobie
Kevin Rogers
Jerome Smith
Robert Harris
Leslie Jenkins
Ganders
Baytown
Ro&l
Rogers
John Moseley
Jenkins
Tommy Clark
Seely
Rangers
Ricky Sherland
Walter Millet
Millet
Bobby Littlefield
Russell Clark
Rain Shifts Baytown Sports Schedule Amid Delays
Heavy rain disrupted Baytown events with Robert E. Lee baseball games vs South Houston moved to April 17 and April 15 for the ABL JV at Pasadena. Cedar Bayou Junior School track meet at Memorial Stadium also rescheduled to Tuesday due to weather.
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Texas League Opens 81st Season With Fast Start
The Texas League began its 81st season with opening night excitement as Albuquerque Arkansas and Amarillo won games. Albuquerque beat El Paso 7 4 behind Jeffrey Zahn, Arkansas edged Memphis 4 3, and Amarillo defeated Dallas Fort Worth 6 5 in 11 innings. A Shreveport San Antonio game was rained out. Memphis lost after Jim Bibby hurled nine innings with 10 strikeouts and a homer in the seventh.
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Dan Stallworths Gander Retirement Party Cites 1940 Squad
Coach Dan Stallworth invites all Ganders from the 1940 Robert E. Lee team to a retirement party at the Baytown Civic Center on Friday June 6. The event seeks contact with players, including Abie Jack Adrian Berry A R Bettis Aubrey Bradbury Victor Cook and others, to join the celebration and be welcomed.
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Robert B. Lee
Stallworth
Baytown Civic Center
Abie Jack Adrian Eldon Berry
A. R. Bettis
Aubrey Bradbury
Victor Cook
R. F. Courvelle
Leroy Denson
Bob Glazner
L.T. Barrison
Alfred Hanson
Ray Henderson
Claude Hill
Chester Istre
H. L. Jackson
National Nut & Candy Co Distributor Opportunity
A distributor role will collect money and restock high quality candy dispensers in the area. Applicants must commit 7 to 12 hours per week, own a car, provide references, and have $1 047.50 to $3 143.76 cash requirement for a personal interview. Include a phone number in the written response.
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National Nut & Candy Co
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