Pasadena Ganders Lose Lead In 2-0 Shutout By Eagle Teammate
In a tight Texas City Baytown Brazosport race, Pasadena fell 2-0 as Eagle pitcher Tex Masters, backed by George Ueckert and Sam Masters, shut down the Ganders. Pasadena’s Jimmy Steed and Ueckert provided limited offense, while Gene Mettiler worked out of jams in critical moments for Baytown.
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Pasadena
Buddy Vector Spear
Eagle
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Kert
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Dearing
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Gregate
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Paul Ratliff
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Harlon Dear
Joey Hitter
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Lee Harrington Gleeman
Bryan Stratt
Gene Mettetal
Glezman
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Richard Walker
Curtis Doolan
Bertsch
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Liff
John R. Combsi
Metteral
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Monn
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Tov
Mettetal
River Oaks Tourney narrows U S top tennis men
Frank Froehling, a 19 year old Trinity University freshman ranked 20th among U S amateurs, remains the lone American in the River Oaks event as Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson eliminate Ron Holmberg and Hamilton Richardson. Fraser defeats Holmberg in straight sets 63 16 3 64 and Emerson outlasts Richardson 6 4 6 4 6 4, with Froehling set to meet Luis Ayala in the quarterfinals while Fraser faces Emerson in a likely rematch.
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U.S
Australia
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Roy Emerson
Ron Holmberg
Hamilton Richardson
Friebling
Fom
Holmberg
Emerson
Richardson
Froehling
Trinity University
San Antonio
Bernard Bartzen
Rudy Hernando
Fraser
Black Hawks and Red Wings Vie for Home Ice Triumph
Chicago hosts Detroit in Game Five of the Stanley Cup series with the series tied 2-2. Sid Abel notes home ice favors the Hawks on their mushy rink, while Jack Adams says Detroit must seize the first break to shift momentum.
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Red Wings
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Detroit
Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
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Burley Hawks
Jack Adams
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Wings
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Hawks
Abel
Last Sign-Up Day Sets Teen Baseball Schedule
Sunday marks final registration for this year’s teen age baseball program. Boys must sign up between 1 and 4 p.m. at the Junior Optimist building with team draws at 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Junior Optimist
Baylor picks up Sundown star Williams and Craft
AP sports briefs report Baylor University signs Sundown tackle David Williams and Palestine basketball star Don Craft. Other items note Arkansas spring drills with 75 candidates and 14 lettermen, Texas Tech tennis loss outside the Southwest Conference, North Texas State golfers beating Tulsa, and World Art golf tourney semifinals at Bay City. A Montgomery man sues over a missed Bluebonnet Bowl trip.
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Sundown
West Texas
Don Craft
Palestine E Schooling
Baylor University
Fayetteville, Ark
Arkatsay
Commerce
Texas Tech
Enant
Texan State
Reed Raiders
Thurmlay
Itwan Ttch
Seasors
TULSA
Okla
North Texas State
Bob Greenwood
Tulsa University
Thureday
Groeenwood
Ralph Baker
Baker
Fred Lawson
American Games Rained Out Tie for National League Lead
Dodgers and Phillies battled weather, with Philadelphia taking the late lead before Los Angeles tied it in the eighth. Duke Snider drove in three Dodger runs, including a homer and a double, as the weather disrupted a full game schedule across the league. Cincinnati remained in first place as other teams battled and split series, while Giants and Cardinals gained ground in pennant races.
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Soud
Associated Press
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Ralph Kiner Formof
Harvey Haddix
Rocky Nelson
Bothie
Camel Jack Sanford
Giants
Stark ‘Incinnati
Roger Craig
Jing
Philadelphia
Lindy McDaniel
Phillies
Jim Duffalo Dou
Los Angeles
Felipe Aloujrun
Milwaukee
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Harvey Kuenn
Mel Roach
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Duffalo
Seth Morehead
Wingifts
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Ken Boyer
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Reds
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Cardinals
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Bob Anderson
Braves
Bob Bubl
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Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Pancho Herrera
Tony Gonzalez
Tony Curry
Gonzalez
Dick Farrell
Ed Palm-quist
Duke Snider
Dodger
Phillie
John Buzhardt
Baylor Oklahoma Duel Sets Dal las Invitational Track Meet
Baylor and Oklahoma look to contest the Dallas Invitation track and field meet with Baylor favored. Texas SMU and Texas A&M also compete as 8,000 expectant spectators fill the arena. Mike Lindsay and Jon Fry duel in shot and discus while J D Martin defends pole vault against Dexter Elkins. Baylor aims to break the 3 13 relay mark and top relay teams figure prominently.
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Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
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J. D. Martin
Dexter Elkins
SMU
Baytonians Kin Signs with Dodgers
Carl Warwick, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hensler, has signed to play with the Los Angeles Dodgers. A Fort Worth area graduate of TCU, Warwick has spent four years with Dodger farm teams, including St. Paul Minnesota and Spokane Washington, and hit two home runs for the Victoria Rosebuds. He and his wife Nancy Carolyn Hensler reside in Baytown with their two year old daughter Carla Kay.
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Carl Warwick
H. B. Hensler
JG W. Lobit
Los Angeles Dodgers
Warwick
Nancy Carolyn Hensler
Baytown
Dodger
St. Paul
Texas
TCU
Warwicks
Fort Worth
Carla Kay
Hensler
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Counterfeiters Are On Campus
The Secret Service hunts a coin counterfeiting gang on the Oregon State College campus. Agents say a small group of students are involved in altering pennies with acid to resemble dimes for vending machines. No arrests have been made. federal penalties include up to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine.
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Ore
Secret Service
Oregon State College
Frank Kenney
Secret Service Office
Kenney
Buffs Open 1961 Season In Final Houston Run
The Houston Buffs ready for opening night at Busch Stadium as the 1961 season marks their last in minor league baseball. Louisville Colonels visit for the AAA American Association opener, with Grady Hatton managing and a Cubs affiliation in place. Mayor Cutter to toss first ball as officials and local figures are recognized.
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Houston Chronicle
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Bill Elliott
Fred Golding
Houston Ruffian Committee
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Colt
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Conerly Will Be With Giants Again
New York Giants look to Charley Conerly again as quarterback option. The 29 year old plans a year to year stay and will discuss the future with Giants president Jack Mara. Conerly has been the key playmaker amid several replacements and remains the likely starter as youngsters gain experience.
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New York Football Giants
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Mississippi
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Jack Mara
Giants
Don Heinrich
George Shaw
Baltimore
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Grosscup
Chuck
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