Grover Edge Named 1968 Outdoorsman of the Year
Grover K Edge, past president of the Baytown Red Reel and Gun Club, won the 1968 sportsman of the year award by the Baytown Bow Hunting Club for outstanding work in conservation. He led oyster reef preservation efforts in Galveston and Trinity Bays and has long served Baytown civic life since World War I.
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Grover K. Edge
Baytown Red, Reel and Gun Ciua
Grover
Baytown Bow Hunting Club
Baytown
Edge
Eddie Huron
Bill Bradshaw
Galveston
Trinity Bay
Trinity Bays
Gover K. Edge
Veterans Service
Red, Ages and Gun Club
White
Willard Waddell
Robinson Lake
Sterling JVs Fall 4-2 In Loss At Deer Park
Sterling JVs dropped a 4-2 decision to Deer Park in Deer Park Thursday. The loss leaves Sterling at 3-3 in district play and 10-5 overall. A seventh inning rally was halted by a double play with bases loaded and one out.
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Sterling Jvs
Deer Park
Ross Sterling
Rangers
Sterling
Mitch Isenberg
Thad Cartwright
Ranger
Glenn Balke
Keith Askew
Don Moody
Orioles sweep Red Sox in Fenway romp at 9 3
Orioles win their third straight over Boston 9 3 as Frank and Brooks Robinson homer join Billy Canigfiaro doubleheader impact. Baltimore piled 30 runs 48 hits in the series while Petrocelli and Canigfiaro homered for Boston. Elsewhere Stottlemyre Bahnsen and Pepitone's grand slam highlight the AL action with Detroit Cleveland and New York splitting results.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Fenway
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Boog Pwell
Paradise
Fleck
Slugger Powell
Baltimore
Red Sox
Orioles
Robinson Boys
Frank
Brooks
Billy Canigfiaro
Fico Petrocelli
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Joe Pepitone
Mel Stottlemyre
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
Senators
Exes Sought For Dan's Big Party Exes Sought For Dan's Big Party
Exes listed include James Beavers Ben Beauchamp Frank Babalik Bob Brooks John Ed Connealy Elbert Flippo Fortinberry H Griffin George Godfrey Cass Harrison Curtis Harrison Daniel Heintschel Sherwood Hensley Glenn Hill Curtis Hopper Calvinstre David Kosse Johnson Bobby Jordan Ray Lee Gordon Kellogg Bil Marysiak Wayne Mitchell David Messinger Barry Netiles Paul Parkinson Clifton Price James Pursley Billy Ray Robinson Charlies Schoppa Bob Stout sought for Dan's big party with names across multiple lines and no clear event details.
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James Beavers
Ben Beauchamp Frank Babalik
Bob Brooks John Ed Connealy
Elbert Flippoth Fortinberry
H. L. Griffin
George Godfrey Cass Harrison Curtis Harrison
Daniel Heintschel
Sherwood Hensley
Glenn Hill
Curtis Hopper
Calvinstre David *Kosse’’ Johnson Bobby Jordon Ray Lee Gordon Kellogg Bil
Marysiak
Wayne Mitchell
David Messinger
Barry Netiles
Paul Parkinson
Clifton Price
James Pursley
Billy Ray Robinson
Charlies Schoppa
Bob Stout
Boston Bruins shutout Canadiens in pivotal division playoff win
Bruins goalie Gerry Cheevers stopped all 3 Montreal shots as Phil Esposito led a 5-0 victory that put Boston back in contention in the East Division final. Meanwhile Jacques Plante and the St. Louis Blues edged the Los Angeles Kings 2-2 as the Blues widened their series lead.
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Associated Press
Jacques Plante
Boston
Gerry Cheevers
Plante
St. Louis Blues
Cheevers
Montreal
Phil Esposito
Bruins
Montreal Canadiens
Turk Broda
Los Angeles
Tues
Blues
Kings
St. Louis
Harry Sinden
Canadiens
Skein
Astros hit losing skid in Atlanta series notes
Houston evaluates its 1969 start amid three strong starters and clutch concerns as Wade Blasingame falters in a loss to Atlanta. Jim Wynn, Morgan, Menke and Rader drive runs while others struggle. The club faces Dodgers and Reds in forthcoming schedule with Don Wilson, Dierker and Griffin in mound duties.
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Astros
Jim Wynn
Joe Morgan
Denis Menke
Doug Rader
Houston
Don Wilson
Larry Dierker
Tom Griffin
Los Angeles
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Wade Blasingame
Atlanta
Braves
Biasingame
Curt Blefary
Bob Aspromonte
Rader
Morgan
Blefary
Expos Stoneman No-Hits Phils 6-0 In NL Action
Expos pitcher Bill Stoneman fired a no hitter in a 6-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. It was his first complete game in the majors, earned after a long relief role, while Cubs blanked the Cardinals 3-0 and Giants edged Padres 3-1. Marichal notched eight strikeouts in San Francisco’s win.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Bill Stoneman
Montreal Expos
Chunky
Hirde Hurter
Philadelphia
Stoneman
Expos
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Mickey Lolich
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