Pitching Good, Defense Is Key To Soph Season
Houston Colts rely on strong pitching and solid defense to rebound after a San Francisco trip. The column notes infield errors and dropped flies as issues, praises Ed Roebuck for the win, and highlights key performances by Runnels, Goss, Tracewski, and Koufax’s influence on the rivals.
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Soph
Fred Bartman
Sim
Houston
Houston Colts
San Francisco Giants
Turk
Sal
Randy
Bob
Kenrah
Pasadena
Fric Als
Rusty Staub
Harry Craft
Paul Richards
Howstoh
San Francisco
Jim Gilliam
Dodgers
Carl Warwick
Pete
Nottebart
Howard
J. C
Koufax
Don
Jim
Don Drysdale
Nat Oliver
Hartman
Ken McMul
Ken Rowe
O'Dell
Jen
Roe
Oliver
Jongay
Howie Gass
Tracewski
Ronfone
Ron Fairly
West Coast
Pistols
Carrall Hardy
McMuhen
Walter Alston
Roseboro
Goss
T. Davop
Met
Dodger
Wille Davis
Pastl
John Rosbero
Sandy Koufax
Sami-1
Mahon Balk
Finae
McMahon
Los Angeles
Sun J
Hal Smith
Ed Roebuck
Ken Burk
Alvin Dark
Har Hart
Smith
Basse
Dods-T
Ganders Aim to Rebound in Baytown Tuesday Night
Galena Park seeks a conference reversal at Baytown after a 4 2 loss to Pasadena. Key players Oliver and Halder return as Galena fights to stay in the race with Brazosport, Pasadena, and Texas City in a tight Texas City Tournament double round robin.
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Baytown
Park
Ganders
Pasadena
Texas City
Galena Park
Feniy Viet
Galena
Iithich
Shippers
Brazasport
Don Treuhardt
Robert Olivery
Robert Maxwell
Gerald Teel
Mickey Halder
Jbt
Halder
Bull High
Vic
Tory
Rick Loser
Brazosport
Johnny Savage
Oliver
Ball High
Everett Nix
Mickey McCerty
Sanders
Nix
Savage
Burch
Coffitt
Tabor
Primm
Doffitt
Eagles
River Oaks Title Goes To Santana
Manuel Santana from Spain won the River Oaks tennis trophy, defeating Chuck McKinley in five sets 64, 13-11, 3-6, 2-6, 64 after trailing in every set. Santana, ranked No 2 among world amateurs, claimed the title in Houston.
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Houston
Manuel Santana
Spain
Chuck McKinley
Santana
McKinley
United States
Rod Lavoe
Australia
Trins- University of San Antonio
St. Louis
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Fred Stolle
Bob Hewitt
John Kriet
San Antonio
Bob Kamarath
Kamarath
W. E. Hester
Jackson
Miss
Ebbie Holder
Jay Fuller
Doules
Sanders 69 wins Greensboro Open at Sedgefield
Doug Sanders, 29, captured the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club with a two under par 69 to finish 14 under, four strokes ahead of Jimmy Clark and Kel Nagle. Clark 274 earned 3500, Nagle 2400 for 275 after a late four-foot missed par putt.
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Greensboro
N.C
APJAA
Cedarstown
Durham
Chamber of Commerce
Doug Sanders
North Carolina
Sanders
Sedgefield Country Club
Sam Snead
Jimmy Clark
Huntington Beach
Calif
Kel Nagle
Cubs Benefit From Jackson McDaniel Trade In Winter
Cubs acquire Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel from the Cardinals in the winter signing era and beat the Giants 2 to 1 led by Jackson s strong outing and McDaniel relief. The win ties the Giants with the Pirates and Phillies at 41 as other NL games unfold.
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Jim Becker
Bob Kennerly
Chicago Cub
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Kennedy
Jackson
San Francisco Giants
McDaniel
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
Alvin McBean
Cincinnati Reds
Joey Jay
Pirates
Jack Baldschon
Phills
Cards
Houston Cabls
Sandy Koufax
Losgeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgies
Cub
Jack
Optimist Teen Ace Levep Clubs Start Selections
Prospective rosters for the 13 team Optimist Club Teen Age baseball summer leagues have been released by club officials. Senior and Funiga leagues list managers, players, and contact details across multiple clubs including Kemp Yankees Scarborough Red Sox Culpepper Indians Eagles Lodge Pirates Cardinals Independent Garagemant and Big Chief Braves.
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L Kemp
Tony
Yankees
J. H. Savage Jr
Johnny Savage
Kenneth Martin Jr
Felix Rios
Randy Ford
Norman Battarbee
Keith Mullins
Jimmie Corbett
Michael Hazelwood
Doux Conway
Michael Bawdon
Tommy Sooy
Ronnie Walles
William Walles
Stanley Bishop
Randy Beckman
Orval Overstreet
Robert Moore
Ronnie Hudson
James Cunningham
William Baughman
Jerry Magcors
Jimmy Dunham
Raymond Crank
Graciano Garcia
Warne Corbett
Jimmy Hudson
Randy Calhoun
Algene Fayle
Scarborough Red Sox
Budd
William Allen Jr
Chuck Patman
Warne Sheppard
Charles Favie
Barry Donnelly
Edward Bridwell
Doyie Toups
Larry Sanders
Jon Russell
Gary Lewis
Alan Acosta
Lewis Boswell
Gerald Teel
Melvin Jemigan
Richard Hargraves
Sammy Hance
Brodie Beard
Roger Wunsch
Charlie Frazier
Jerry Linder
Gerald Walker
Richard Walker
Mike Gillette
William Budd
Culpepper
Stephen Turnbull
Jaime Acosta
Richard Oliver
Denny McAfee
Mike Munoz
Marion Lewis
Stuart Turnbull
Jerry Johnson
Lissando Herrera
Gervis McCart
John Schrage
Benny Nerren
Annis Rusher
John Adams
Raymond Tavary
Frank Terry
Pirates
Thad Fenelon
Scott Liggett
Bill Askey
Kenny Fenelon
Gary Wooten
Bill Littlefield
Jackie Derrett
Sielvin Horton
Armando Serrano
Tony McCormick
Albert Boodall
Horace Helms
Ronald Compton
Scott Armstrong
Steven Schwartskopf
Giean Dew
Marc Fried
Man
Genaro Salinas
Roy Hamilton
Ken McWilliams
Tony Garcia
Donnie Muennink
Independent Garagement Assn
Cardinals
Florentine Garcia
James Dix
Pat St. John
Chris
Don Skelton
Bill _Travurick
Charles Wilson
Jim Fuller
Tim Schultz
Charles Adams
Calvin Hill
Jimmy Elmore
Glenn Roesler
Pat Nunan
Cliff Atherton
Buster Brown
Bobby Maxey
Pat Urchin
Charles Clinton
PhilipEzell
Crass Enderly
Donnie Rob
Yanks Lead Traces De Wonders For Slumps in AL
Slump-ridden batters face a remedy transfer to another major league club. Notable AL players like Jerry Walker Kline Larry Osborn Stan Williams and Orlando Pena boosted teams. Williams’s Yankees beat Orioles 5 1 to lift them to first place while several rookies starred in Indians win over Tigers. A mixed day included rain washing out Sox Angels and a five-run inning powering Kansas City over Minnesota.
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Reichler
Jess
Jerry Walker
2 Kline
Larry Osborn
Stan Williams
Orlando Pena
Walker
Jim Grant
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas
Ine
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Osborne
Kline
Williams
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Giants
Dodgers
Pena
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Angels
Camilo Pascual
Manny Jimenez
Joe Tartahull
Vic Davalillo
Tony Martinez
Max Alvis
Indians
Tigers
Davalillo
Martinez
Alvis
Grant
Sin
Docgers
Lirst Winter
Bill Skowron
Orioles
Yankee
New York
Chuck Estrada
Cte Borer
Ellice Howard
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Senaters
Idser Hal Kolstad
T. S. King
Ken Retzer
Humble Country Club
F. H. Mallory
F. S. Turner
Max Sorenson
Seabrook
C. F. Humphries
Baytown
Clayton Barnett
Houston
PM. Woodland
E.B. Silvers
J. D. Rogers
E. R. Conking
Pasadena
Clifton
Legsue City
Williams Reid Jr
J. W. Ansell
Gaytown
Turner
E. T. Arnett
Joe F. Reilly
Women's Golf Association
Baytown Country Club
Goose Creek Golfers Set Low Sweepstake Scores
A quintet shared top four places with the lowest scores in Goose Creek Country Club sweepstakes. Doug Stewart posted net 5 to win, with Glen Whitcomb and J. Clark scoring 66 for runner up. Fred Jones shot 67 for third, Herb Burgess 68 for fourth. The member guest tourney is full for April 27-28, 36 holes handicap event. A scramble is planned for May 12. Elizabeth Ayler carded an 88, a personal best at GCCC.
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Goosecreek Country Club
Doug Stewart
Glen Whitcomb
J. Clark
Minnerup
Fred Jones
Herb Burgess
Goose Creek Country Club
Kelly Monroe
Ayent
Elizabeth Ayler
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Invaders
Billy Pearce
Perit
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Rosedult
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Las
Alphonso-Gaston
Frank Howard
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Wally Moon
Aggie
Wanders
Joe Ed Toliver
Texas City i
Jackets
Kelly Rushing
Vic Houston
Rushing
George Rincon
Donnie Burch
Johnny Taylor
Bobby Whaley
Brewer
Ricky Barrett
Gary Coffitt
Barrett
Greg Tabor
Phillip Primm
Rusty Rains
McCarty
River Oaks
Texas
State Farm Mutual
State Farm
Iean OG. Mitchell
Automgbile Insurance Company
Feme Ofer
Moomingtan
Hiro
Meow As. Ae Sales Sen
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Kovar's Air Conditioning Center
Son
Siants
Lou Brock
Chuck Hiller
Willie McCovey
McNaniel
Tom Haller
Ron Santo
Banks
McBean
Reds
Smoky Burgess
Donn Clendenon
Bill Virdon
Phillies
Wes Covington
Charley James
Earl Averill
Ray -A- Deck
Tony Taylor
Don Demeter
Taylor
Dick Groat
Demeter
Ron Taylor
Baldschun
Mets
Bob Hendley
Roger Craig
Hendley
Ty Cline
Levep
Mrs. Ring
Zeek Buick Inc
Chuck Holcomb
Mgr
Royal Climatic Air Conditioner
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Buck Turner
Edtentor
Kuhn
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Brition-Cravens. Lumber R CO
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