72 Players Listed On Gander Grid Squads
Coach Stallworth announced the 1954 Gander Bayou teams with a 72 member list for A squad and Junior Varsity. He noted competition for starting spots and highlighted top picks Cleo Proctor Tom Lockridge and Joe Robbins. The assignments span Ends Tackles Guards Centers and Backs for both squads with captains J W Gammel and Von Evans among selections.
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Cedar Bayou High School
Robert , Lee
Stallworth
Cleo Proctor
Tom Lockridge
Joe Robbins
Proctor
Lockridge
Robing
Buffs Outhit Oklahoma City In Texas League Wild Game
In a wild Texas League night Houston Bulls outhit Oklahoma City 18 to 16 over more than three hours to win 15 to 3. Eddie Phillips and Fred McAllister homered in Houston’s first inning, Pilgrim allowed two hits in a 13 to 3 San Antonio win, and Dan Ozark suffered a broken nose in Fort Worth’s setback.
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San Antonio
Jim Pilgrim
Missions
Tulsa
Houston
Oklahoma City Indians
Tribe
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Beaumont
Dallas Eagles
Bulls
Oklahoma City
Indians
Phil Clark
Buffs
Eddie Phillips
Fred McAlister
Pilgrim
Packy Srizarry
Jim Pisoni
Norman Camp
Cliff Ross
Don Grass
Irizarry
Dan Ozark
Glenn
Mickens
Cosmic Tag Pinned On Dorish Ball Keeps Sox Rally Alive
Reliever Harry Dorish fires a perfect seventh inning with bases loaded, earning Detroit a 4 1 victory. Joe Kuncl held Dallas to seven hits as Beaumont won 4 1, while Buzz Clarkson starred for Beaumont with two hits and two runs. Tuesday’s zien schedule lists Houston at Oklahoma City, San Antonio at Tulsa, Beaumont at Dallas, Shreveport at Fort Worth.
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Mike Lemish
Joe Kuncl
Dallas
Beaumont
Pat Scantlebury
Buzz Clarkson
Houston
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Tulsa
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Kunel
Kennedy
Fiscallini
Scantlebury
Stryska
Martin
Carl Lundquist
United Press
Harry Dorish
White Sox
Righthamder
Detroit Tigers
Jack Harshman
Walt Dropo
al Kaline
Dorish
Johnny Groth
Jim McDonald
Yankees
Red Sox
Reds
Willard Nixon
Mickey Mantle
Gil McDougald
Boston
Ellis Kinder
Mantle
Jack Jensen
Harry Agxanis
McDonald
Dodger
Phillies
Pee Wee Reese
Dodgers
Phillie
Johnny Pedrs
Don Newcombe
Stan Musiat
Ray Jablonski
Cardinals
Harvey Haddix
Stan Miller
al Brazio
Pilgrim
Hopkins Irizarry
Camp
Ross
Gross
Pittsburgh
Kinaman
Gail Henley
Jim Hearn
Don Liddle
Gair Allie
Monte Irvin
Whitey Lockman
Gian Tohn Hetki
Lockman
River Oaks First Round Only Tony Trabert Really Extended
Tony Trabert the top seed barely survived a test in the River Oaks tournament first round, edging John Hernandez after a 4-5 start and advancing as other seeds fall into the second round. Seixas Larsen and Savitt posted straight-set wins as the event began in Houston.
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River Oaks
Tony Trabert
Houston
Trabert
John Hernandez
Globetrotters May Hire Rio Grande Coach Bevo Francis
Rio Grande Ohio April 20 UP Newt Oliver coach of Rio Grande College said he will resign effective Sept 1 and will decide next Monday what he will do. He denied signing with Abe Saperstein and said he plans to meet in New York to discuss a possible contract with the Harlem Globetrotters.
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Rio Grande
Ohio
Newt Oliver
Little Rio Grande College
Clarence
Bevo) Francis
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Oliver
Cleveland
Bevo
Saperstein
Chicago
New York
Baytown duo survive first day at River Oaks tennis
Baytonians Leo LaBorde and Rolin Russell advanced in River Oaks tournament as top seeds and local rivals struggled. LaBorde defeated Tom Nance 6-2 6-1, Russell beat John Dodd 6-2 6-1 and then Billy Williams 6-4 6-4, with upcoming matches set against Ken Wagstaff and Billy Talbert respectively.
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Leo LaBorde
Robert BH
Lee
Baytown
Rolin Russell
Gander
Rice Institute
LaBorde
University of Texas
Tom Nance
Orange
Russell
Owls
John Dodd
Fil
Billy Williams
Wagstaff
Ham Richardson
Rob Middleton
Manon
University of Houston
Larry Goldbeels
Baylor
Art Largen
Paul Wilkins
Wilkins
Bernard Bartzen
Noder
Don Fuller
Tommy Robe
Bowling Classic results roll on rival teams
Schlitz defeated Regal in the Classic bowling league. Jax topped Huber Shop while Huber Operators beat Bud Eiser 4 to 0. Jasper Katribe won against Humble Club 4 to 0.
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Schlitz
Regal
He Jax
Huber Shop
Huber
Budeiser
Jasper Katribe
Humble Club
Schlitz Beer
Regal Beer
Rvee
Wensch
Strobel
Wunsch
Moyer
Patton
Walker
Sree
Jax Sonoreators
Trudwelner
Seeees
Winningham
Weveee Lit
Navarre
AGB Milligan
Carteraneuenes
Nuttall Seeeesee UL
Abe Stewart
Katriba
Haisler Sevesen
Shewell Enenees Agg Tal
Boston
Seve Los
Kitchell
Humble
Locker
Pillay
Kingee
Jasper Katriba
Baseball Standings From Monday’s Schedule
The results show Boston beat New York 2 to 1 and New York edged Boston 5 to 2. Chisago defeated Detroit 5 to 1 while Washington beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Beaumont defeated Dallas 4 to 1. Elshoma City topped Houston 15 to 12. San Antonio defeated Tulsa 73 to 4 and Fort Worth beat Shreveport 3 to 1.
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New York
Chisago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Beaumont
Dallas
dElshoma City
Houston
Sean Antonio
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Shreveport
United Press
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Brookly
Milwaukee
St Louis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Houstonian speaks to Optimist Club in Parks cafe
Frank Mendel of Houston spoke at the Jub meeting for the Baytown Optimist club with guests Britt Morgan district lieutenant governor and Harold W Brand national Optimist convention chairman. The convention is set for Houston next month and Ladies Night plans were announced for the upcoming meeting. Indianapolis 500 entry list stands at 65 with Roy McKay of Youngstown among late entrants.
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Frank Mendel
Houston
Baytown Optimist Club
Parks Cafe
Britt Morgan
District 2
Harold W. Brand
Optimist International
Indianapolis
Roy McKay
Youngstown
Ohio
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Bill Finch
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