Two Lead District Ganders Visit Tigers for Tuesday clash
The La Marque Tigers rise from cellar status to challenge District 12 44 leaders the Robert E Lee Ganders at 7 pm Tuesday in Galveston. Boswell faces Tigers as La Marque aims to continue its momentum after a 3 2 win over Galena Park highlighted by a late homer.
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A&M Expects 6 000 For Science Institute
College Station Texas AP Texas A M University expects 6 000 persons from several nations for the American Institute of Biological Sciences here next year. The institute has 43 participating national societies with more than 70 000 members. AGM President Earl Rudder said scientific educational and industrial firms will set in at least 100 exhibits at the mid August sessions Convention dates will be announced later.
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Fenelon Keeps 1966 District 12-14 100Y Title
Kenny Fenelon won the 1966 District 12-14 100 yard dash in a disputed finish with Pat Boyle. A Sun report notes Fenelon may have briefly handed the medal to Boyle before resuming his lead, but Fenelon ultimately retained his first place.
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Tiant Tosses AL's First Shutout of Season for Indians
Tiant held Cleveland’s opponents to seven hits in a 6-0 win as the Indians stay unbeaten. The Cuban righthander trimmed weight in spring, saying his focus on conditioning helped him regain form after a down 1965. Teammates Tebbetts and others praised his turnaround.
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Major League Standings Snapshot From The Associated Press
The standings show teams across the American and National Leagues with records and percentages. Key figures include Cleveland and Chicago atop their leagues, with Baltimore and New York close in the American League, while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh compete in the National League. Sundays and Saturdays results highlight wins by Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati amid postponed games and upcoming matchups.
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Giants top Astros 3-1 in SF for fifth win in six
In San Francisco, the Giants beat the Houston Astros 3-1 as Bob Bolin drove in the go ahead run in the seventh. Willie Mays scored the first Giant run, while Houston tied the game on a fourth inning unearned score. Barry Latman took the loss in his Houston debut.
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Close Times- SMU UT Rice Top SWC Track Choices
A close battle among SMU Texas and Rice in Southwest Conference track is shown by times and distances to date. The annual meet is in Austin May 6 with several prep meets ahead.
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REL Juniors Rally to Eighth Straight 2-0 Win
REL Juniors beat Brazosport Exporters 2-0 on the road as Scott Barringer tossed a two-hit shutout with 14 strikeouts. Mike Henderson powered the offense with a two run homer, his third of the season, and two hits overall. Tra Thompson and Bill Barnes added singles as the Ganders totaled four hits. Next, a home game against Brazosport at 12 noon, with a possible La Marque makeup.
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Horse Racing Season Opens at Evangeline Downs Louisiana
The 1966 thoroughbred and quarter horse racing season starts April 28 at Evangeline Downs in Lafayette Louisiana with sixty racing dates through September 24 on Thursdays Fridays Saturdays and holidays. Night racing features a glass enclosed clubhouse grand stand and box seats. Post time on race days is 7 30 p m and 2 p m on holidays. Evangeline Downs touts the most modern lighting system for night racing.
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Abner McCall Headed College Board in Texas
Arlington AP Dr Abner McCall president of Baylor University was named chairman of the board of a foundation of 23 senior church related colleges in Texas. Dr Joseph R Griggs of Dallas was named president Father John Murphey University of St Thomas Houston vice president and Dr Don Morris Abilene Christian College president secretary. The foundation has received corporate grants totaling 3 434 000 since its start eleven years ago.
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