Astros Host Cubs in Three-Game Homestand Kickoff
Houston Astros open a three game series with the Chicago Cubs at home Monday night led by Ken Forsch and Forge Jenkins. The event includes discounted and free admission promotions for ladies and Astros Buddies members across a family days filled week.
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Subscriptions Rates By The Coastal Baptictions
Vague OCR text outlines subscription rates and dates with scattered proper nouns. The fragment mentions a price of 61412 per year and references an event tied to a General, coastal baptisms, and a local area. The readability is limited. exact entities and events remain unclear.
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Michigan State trackmen win fifth straight Big Ten mile relay title
Michigan State track athletes clinched their fifth consecutive Big Ten indoor mile relay title. The Spartans showcased strong sprinting and baton exchanges to extend their dominance in the event across the conference.
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Rooster's Triple Powers Astros Beat Giants 7-3
Doug Rader delivered a three run triple as Houston Astros defeated the San Francisco Giants 7-3 in the Giants home opener. Rader praised the lineup, saying the club had never had such a set before as the win boosted Houston's early season outlook.
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Y To Offer Life Saving Classes At Baytown YMCA
The Baytown YMCA will offer junior and senior life saving classes starting Tuesday. Ages 12 to 14 for juniors and 15 and older for seniors. classes run 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, totaling 21 hours of instruction, cost $5 per person with a 40 limit per class.
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Pokluda Wins Award As Spring Drills End
Baytown Lee star Dennis Pokluda was named the most improved player of spring training as Rice Gray clubbed the Blues 42 to 0 to close camp. The Rice sophomore scored two touchdowns including a one yard plunge and a nine yard run. Bruce Gadd threw seven completions and a defense forced 10 turnovers with two interceptions returned for scores. Field kicker Mark Williams hit 37 and 42 yarders and narrowly missed a Skyard attempt.
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Final Teenage League Sign-Up Set at Optimist Club
The final Teenage League registration will be held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Optimist Club building on Market Street next to the bowling alley. League President Bob Warford said drafts start at 4 p.m. Sunday and players missing signup by then cannot participate in the Optimist sponsored league.
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