Shippers Stings Triumph in South Zone Games
In south zone play Brazosport defeated La Marque 4-1 and Texas City beat Deer Park 3-2. Texas City moved to second behind the Exporters as Shippers losses kept the slim title chance alive. No hitters were pitched by Dan Bylsma and Larry Volkening, while Castanie earned the win for Texas City and Moore took the loss for Deer Park.
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Steve Vernon
Brazosport
Larry Volkening
Danny
Roland
Castanie
Deer Park
Texas City
Balor Moore
Moore
Stings
Deer
Robert Pearce
Bruce Newman
Rick Brashear
Micky Madden
Royce Kerbow
Pearce
Newman
Mark Varley
Mike Miranda
Mike McDonald
Miranda
McDonald
Jimmy Langford
Jim Deges
Phillip Cotharn
Deges
Mike Starks
Castanic
Starks
Cotharn
Bubba Ross
Benie Rodriguez
Mike Hancock
Pinson's 10th inning triple seals Reds 3 1 win
In Houston, Vada Pinson hit a bases loaded triple in the 10th as Cincinnati Reds beat the Astros 3 1. Billy McCool held Houston to seven innings before Ted Abernathy and Gerald Osteen closed out the win. Cuellar endured the loss for the Astros as Houston stranded 14 baserunners.
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Fred Hartman Houston
Billy Me
Houston Astos
Ted Abernathy
Gerald Osteen
Cincinnati Reds
Vada Pinson
Redlegs
Mike Cuellar
Claude Raymond
Astro
Cuellar
Aaron Pointer
Sonny Jackson
Abernathy
Jim Landis
Jim Wynn
Reds
Art Shamsky
Tommy Harper
Pinson
Money
Houston
Tony Perez
Jackson
Cincinnati
Tommy Helms
Don Pavielli
Wynn
Astros
Eddie Mathews
John Bateman
Bateman
Chuck Harrison
Rusty Staub
Meyer Stock Car Races Set For Saturday Show
Meyer Speedway hosts the third week of action with ten events. George Nash leads the Modified standings after a dominant 25 lap feature, ahead of Donald Stodder in Bronco. Chumley tangled at the start, dropping to eighth. Gates open 6 p.m., racing begins 9 p.m. Tickets 1.50 and 2.00, children under 12 free.
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Meyer Speedway
George Nash
Donald Stodder
Nash
Ronnie Chumley
Chumley
Bill Blumrick
Charlie Schild
Sonny Upton
John McLaren
Joe Plowman
Charles Ritter
Lee Cade
Walter Ballard
Dilbert Ready
Broncos
Aggies Defeat 2nd Place Razorbacks in Key Swing
The Texas A&M Aggies defeated second place Arkansas 514-4 to tighten the SWC golf race. Baylor upset Texas to move into second, while Arkansas falls further behind. Southern Methodist tied Texas Tech 3-3 on a 25-foot finish by Bill Manor in doubles. Manor also lost to Robert McKinney 6 and 5 in singles.
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Associated Press
Texas A&m
Aggies
Arkansas
Baylor
Texas
Bill Manor
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Manor
Tech
Robert MccKinney
Oliva’s Second HR Counts For Twins In Loss
Tony Oliva hit two long balls against Detroit, including a controversial run after passing Cesar Tovar. Umpire ruling let Tovar score on Oliva’s baserun, then Oliva’s later leadoff homer favored by rule clarification. Other AL and NL results noted with key performances.
Record Holders To Kansas Relays
Lawrence Kansas AP world record holder Jim Ryun aims for a 3 55 mile in the 1S event closing the 42nd Kansas Relays. Final events Friday yield two meet records Oscar Moore 14 19 in 5000 meters and a 40 2 in 440 relay trials by Texas Southern. Ryun plans rest for a possible 3 55 meet record and weighs impact on training and speed work.
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Lawrence
Kans
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Oscar Moore
Southern Hiineis
Texas Southern
Ryan
Sullivan
Glenn Cunnigham
Ryun
Major League Standings and Friday Results
National League standings show St Louis leading with 6 1 857, Cincinnati 3 7 0, Philadelphia 4 3, New York 4 4, Chicago 4 4, Pittsburgh 3 4, Houston 3 6, Los Angeles 2 5, San Francisco 2 7. Friday results: New York 6 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 1, Cincinnati 3 Houston 1. American League shows Detroit 6 3 667, New York 4 3 572, Cleveland 4 3 571, Chicago 5 4 562, Baltimore 4 4 500, Kansas City 4 4 500, California 4 5 4 44, Washington 3 4 AD. Sunday games listed for multiple matchups.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Ts Philaphia
St . New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
San Fran
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St Louis
L. Pet GB
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
California
Wash
Boston
Minnesota
Washington
Horns Move Closer To SWC Baseball Title
The Texas Longhorns moved closer to the Southwest Conference crown with a 14 win over Texas Christian while SMU stayed one game behind after a 6 0 triumph over Texas A&M. TCU fell to third as Texas extended its win streak to seven in the league.
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Associated Press
Texas Longhorns
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Texas Asm
Dallas
Texas
SMU
TCU
Longhores
Bing Bingham
Mike Livingston
Aggies
Joe Staples
Livingston
Mike Gillett
Bobby Lowe
Harold Richardson
Mustangs
Rice
Baylor
Bears
Owls
Brewer Holds Dallas Open Lead After Round Two
Gay Brewer led by two strokes in the delayed second round of the Greater Dallas Open as heavy rain postponed play. Arnold Palmer withdrew with illness, leaving Brewer to pursue top money in the $100,000 event while Doug Sanders eyed the first prize.
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Daleas, Tex
Gay Brewer
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Brewer
Pahich Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Oak Cliff Country Club
Bryant Suspends Alabama QB
The father of Alabama quarterback Kenny Stabler says his son was dropped from the squad for not informing Coach Paul Bear Bryant he was leaving campus to visit his seriously ill grandmother in Foley Alabama. Leroy Stabler told newsmen that Bryant, Sam Bailey and other coaches knew of the trip.
Refusal To Serve Could Cost Title
NEW YORK AP Cas sius Clay faces possible loss of his heavyweight title if jailed for draft refusal. Boxing officials may demand stripping the title and holding an elimination to crown a successor. Clay plans to appear for induction in Houston April 28 but will not take the oath. Army officials warned of federal prosecution and up to five years in prison plus a $10,000 fine for refusal.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Associated Press
Clay
Houston
Army
Washington
Ganders Qualify For Finals In Region T-4A Meet
REL Ganders reach finals with a 42.5 second 4x100 relay and Sidney Thomas anchor to move the mile relay to third as Memorial and Houston Lee post fast regional times. Thomas also makes open quarter finals with 50.2 as Memorial sets a regional record in the sprint relay and Baytown Lee posts strong 400s and hurdle marks at Houston.
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Hon Plocheck
Gun Sports State
Houston
REL
Ganders
Beverly
Rockhold
Austin
Sidney Thomas
Billy Littlefield
Kenny Fenelon
Memorial
South Hous ‘Ton
Jerome Smith
Orchin
Genaro Salinas
Thomas
Houston Lee
Smith
Salinas
Urchin
Regen HI
BAAR
Sain
Barry All
Jim All
South Park
Sidney Thames
Say-town Lee
Bey Vor
Jesse Jones
Ery White
South Houston
Mike Bouche
Merchot
Dwipat Harrison
Hurdies
Tormy
Prelean
Seyment
Norville Fosedenn
Edberg
Spring Woods
Steve Toy
Jor
Mike Alderson
Deer Parks
Rocky High
Jesse Ze 'Yord Dash
Dave Morton
Memories
Byrd Roggett
Deer Park
Beaumont
Cotey Genter
Lamnot
Gary Armocster
Waltrip
Randy Rollin
Joachron
Rayourn
Lary Quest
Memorial, Bri27s Broumont, 2:19.6;" (1) Bay@ town ‘Lee
Lamar
Holston Lee
Galena Park
Neches Grove
Campo
Y s 5 Pitch Baseball Program Filling Fast
YMCA offers 5 Pitch baseball for boys in grades 1 2 and 3 across Baytown area schools Travis Burnett San Jacinto Anson Jones Ashbel Smith Bowie Lamar and Alamo. Five pitches per boy with no walks no standings kept. Registration closes May 1 with $5 member $10 nonmember fee includes cap shirt and insurance. boys provide glove.
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YMCA
Baytown
Empiresis
Sterling
Fol
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Valkening
Volkening
la Marques
Ronnie Lucas
Morris Meadows
Lucas
La|eas
Bylsma
Feight
Cincinnate
BI Horner
Perez
Hevsten
Harrison, Peinter
S—einsen
Winn
Pinton
Sb—Wynn
McCool
Sg Abernathy OW
DB Osteen
Cuellar Raymond
Meyer
Razorbacks
Oliva
Hon Rapoport
Sesva
Tovar
John Stevens
George Cantor
New’ York
Loy
Jim Northrup
al Keline
Ray Oyler
Tigers
Denny McLain
Bill Rohr
Yankees
Elston Howard
Bil Robinson
Howard
Rohr
Dalton Jones
Red Sox
Jim Fregosi
Don Wallace
Angels
Leon Wagner
Duke Sims
Chuck Hinton
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Ken Harrelson
Pete Ward
Sox
Tommie Agee
Jim Gosger
Athletics
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Orioles
Jack Aker
Kansas Relays
lHorns
Bryant
Alabama
Rusty Brents
Mike Martinez
Libarty
Srrchange
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Willie Tellver
Terry Buncen
Henderson
Cetord
Nederland
Jock
Clear Creek
Bobby Schroeder
Don Stepbenton
Palestine
Urpeak
Bey City
Bearod Sitsbee
Py ‘Smith
Cypress-Fairpankss
Rogers
Bey
Mike Terry
A “Paoreus
Brooks
Hitch
Ricky Pride
Carthage
George Simojeru
William
Cockrell
Hitchcock
Jor Ward
Grange
Cortes
Ted Liberty
Record
Ier
Tend Hest
el Campo
Channelview
Liberty
Conroe
Kipling Drive
Eva Maud
Highway 146
Bowie Drive
Rembrandt
E. F. Luquire
David Murdoch
Regina
Culpepper
Culpepper Furniture Company
EF. Sequire
Ernie
MOBIL
Thad Felton
Baytown, Inc
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