Ganders win region title with relay blaze and six state berths
Baytown Ganders dominate Region I Class 4A meet at Jeppesen Stadium with a 42.2 440 relay regional record and six state berths, led by Arthur Whitmer Charles Barnhill and Don Parkhurst. Baytown tops Galena Park 81-72 as Milby's Tim mans and Beaumont French contend in sprints and distance events.
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Barnhill
Parkhurst
Milby
Boyd Tim
Perkins
Timmons
Clark
Gamers
Jim Fauver
Tommy Conger
Beaumont French
Conger
Track Meet Highlights From Regional Finals
Area high school athletes set regional marks in jumping and throwing events. Arch ie McClure and tie contenders from Galena Park, Bellaire, and Milby lead in high jump while Robert McNeill and James Pallan post top marks in long and discus events. Spring Branch Beaumont and Baytown squads show depth in sprints and relays with multiple athletes advancing to the state meet.
REL Misses State Tennis Tournament
Lamar earned both state berths in the boys competition at the Regional Tennis Tournament in Houston. Port Arthur and South shared the girls divisions with doubles final losses for Baytown pair Manton Stewart and Bill Marshall. Nesmith of Reagan defeated Barsalou, and Nesmith then played Roemer of Lamar in a long three hour 45 minute battle. Domingue of Port Arthur beat Brazosport's Susan Buell in the girls opener while Ball High’s Harris and Neale, Phythian and others competed in the 124A opening round.
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Port Arthur
South
Baytown
Manton Stewart
Bill Marshall
Dale McCleary
Leslie Berkes
David Barsalou
Richard Nesmith
Reagan
Nesmith
Dave Roemer
Brazosport
Susan Buell
Billie Domingue
Theother
Ball High
Tracy Harris
Marilee Neale
Johnson
Phoebe Phythian
Cardinals Out Sing Giants Tune: 7-4
Chicago Cubs were set down by Art Mahaffey and Frank Sullivan as the Phillies posted two decisive shutouts. Warren Spahn celebrated his 40th with a win for Milwaukee, while Wally Moon powered the Dodgers to a 5-1 victory over Cincinnati and San Francisco edged St. Louis 2-1.
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Associated Press
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Baytown dominates doubles and singles in region tennis finals
In Beaumont area tennis finals, Baytown teams won doubles titles with Manton Stewart and Bil Marshall beating Don ald Bratton and Ronald Bratton 6-4 6-2 and Dale McCleary and Leslie Berkes defeating Stewart and Marshall 6-2 6-3 6-1. In girls singles Billie Domingue of Port Arthur edged Susan Buell Brazos- Vist cutisport 7-6 6-1. Becker beat Domingue 6-0 6-1 in doubles Parish and Kar gels beat Breymann and Stephenson 6-1 6-1.
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Billie Domingue
Arthur
Susan Buell
Brazos- Visae
Cutisport
Sheryl Becker
Detroit
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Joyce Johnson
Minnesota
Phoebe Phythian
South Park
Washington
Baltimore
Tracy Harris
New York
Marilee Neale
Gal
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Kansas City
Veston
Johnson
Chicago
Phythian
Parish
Breymann
Boston
Franks Watson Questions On Manager Changes In Baseball
The article riffs on baseball manager turnover, noting over 45 changes in five years across the league. It questions whether a high turnover rate hurts team performance and mentions Frank Watson discussing the Dodgers bench boss entering his eighth season as manager.
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Track and field entries by teams in 3A meet list
The document lists event entries and competing teams for a 3A track and field meet. It names athletes in broad jump discus shot put pole vault 100 yard dash 440 yard dash mile run and relays with schools such as South Park Galena Park Milby Bellaire Channelview Pasadena Spring Branch Aldine Anahuac Beaumont Brazosport Lamar La Porte Port Neches Reagan South Houston and more. The page also notes relay squads and entry formatting quirks.
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Ga Jman
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Diceena Park
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Bellaire
Rich Loudermirk
la Branch
Jesse Jones
Mats Charles Fisbeck
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Milby
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Don Koorer
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South
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Park of
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John Wade
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Jim Fauver
Miley
Vany
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Was Town
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Brazosport
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Jones
Fara Dash
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Mon Fatkhurst
Baytown
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Duke James
Park
Tommy Beaumont
Lee Woll
Lamar
Mike Crouch
Riding
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Milton
Terry Timmons
Stan Cham
Jim Strickland
Reapion
Spring Branch
Harry Beecher
Brattles
Gerald Sadler
George Porter
Crouch
South Houston
Hob Tennant
Aldine
Wayne Haven
David DeBuet
Charles Laub
Pasa Bellaire
Jena
Gene ‘Timbertaxe
Gene Time Sebastian
Lemar
Dale Hager
Peacock
Freddy Clark
Charles Barabill
Thurman Crawford
Arthur Whitmer
Ray Wende
Fork
Frank Price
Andy Nobles
Dick Welch
Kermit Fa Aldine
Paradena
Beau
Delton Perkins
Charles Barnhill
Micby Boyd Timmons
Leslie Derrick
Jim Spring
Branch
Fauvert
Douglas Ald- Taont
Harry Turner
Wilbert Patterson
James Palian
Warren Brattht
Galene Park
Tommy Crouch
Louis Poland
Channelview
Charles Saul
Pasadena
Gene Timberlake
Delton Perkio
Milby — Boyd Timmons
Jobe Wade
Leale Derrick
Anshuac
Carrol Harvey
Gilbert Ferguson
Jim Erer
Herbert Beaziey
Galens Park
Ronnie Carroll
Port Neches
Stanley Wallace
la Porte
Ean Darby
Pasadena Alden — Galena
Moby
Heagan
Barry Beecher
Gene Peacock
Charlee Barnhill
Bay-Tex area track stars shine at Victoria regional
Channelview and La Porte led Bay-Tex schools with multiple state qualifiers at the Victoria regional meet. La Porte set a pole vault record in victory at 13 8 and Deer Park’s Wallace tied a high hurdles mark while Anahuac earned two relays to the Austin state meet. Crosby and Barbers Hill added points in sprints and field events as the era’s fastest relays and distances produced standout performances.
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Bulldogs
Polard
Fish
Channelview
Mike McWarren Brattles
Manus
Ricky Scott
Angleton
Benny Moskowitz
Sum Area
la Porte
Austian
Sue Amma Wu Eceyens
Houston
John Butler
Stanley Wallace
Deer Park
Paul
Louis Poland
Collie
Inter
Wallace
Anahuac
Ray- la Porte
Tex School
Ing
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Albert Wood
Victoria
Paathers
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Ferguson
Ezer
Harvey
Panthers
Barbers Hill
John Deaton
Randy McCollum
Richard Barrow
Tommy Leissmer
Robert Stevens
Leissner
Stevens
Tigers Turn Weekend Into Lead In American League
Detroit's rookie manager Scheffing steers a youthful rise as the Tigers sweep the weekend series with Los Angeles, moving atop the AL while Jim Donahue shines in Sunday wins. Bob Bruce, Jim Bunning, and Donahue help a 3-1 doubleheader sweep, with Donahue saving the opener and winning the second in relief.
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Associated Press
Bob Scheling
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Los Angeles Angels
Jim Donahue
St. Paul
Bob Bruce
Jim Bunning
Jack Kralick
Minnesota
Pedro Ramos
Camilo Pascual
Washington
Bob Shaw
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Tom Brewer
Gamig
Art Mahafey
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
White
Cubs
Frank Sullivan
Texas Seeks Baseball Cinch In Southwest Conference
Texas aims to seal the Southwest Conference baseball title as it holds a two game lead with 17 games played eight in conference. Baylor contenders threaten a tie by sweeping Texas at Waco while Texas seeks revenge after a 20-7 loss earlier this season.
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Hebert And Venturi Tie In Houston Golf Classic Finish
Jay Hebert, the 1990 PGA champion,Birdied the last four holes to reach 72 holes at Memorial Park and force a playoff with Ken Venturi, the 29-year-old Californian who had led early and faltered with a missed two-foot putt. Hebert claimed the $3,600 winner’s share after a 276 four-under total, overcoming Venturi who earned $1,200 for a five-way tie at 28. Venturi's late bogey and missed eagle chance sealed the outcome.
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Barnhill
Conger
Parkhurst
Max B. Skelton
Houston
Jay Hebert
Ken Venturi
Hebert
Venturi
Memorial Park
Peter Thorson
Tommy Bolt
Hong
Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Jay
Julius Boras
Amul Palmer
Gary Player
Paul Harney
Bill Casper Jr
Hach
Four Texans Set Marks At 36th Kansas Relays
LAWRENCE Kan AP Six meet records fell in the Kansas Relays windup as Texas Southern Baylor and other squads posted top showings. Texas Southern's quartet led by Horer Jones and Charles Brazier helped Texas Southern collect its sixth straight title in a relay while Emporia State set a mile relay mark. Rex Stucker of Kansas State won the 220 yard high hurdles in 14.2 seconds, extending his unbeaten run this spring.
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Kansas
Lester Milburn
Charles Brazier
Colle
Sse Alamard
Tae Houstan
Tex
Emporia
Mel Mayo
Landis Frank
Lin
Noel Certain
Eddie Wy
Ington
Stanford
BA Kemp
Emieet
Sol
Raglor
Jota Fry
Rob Metpren
Bastar
Radie Curtis
Gaffey
Rex Stucker
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Texas
Ray Cunningham
Hanches
Stucker
SWC races near finish as Texas leads golf and tennis
The Southwest Conference races remain undecided with two weeks left. Texas Abi holds a comfortable golf lead while Texas ARM faces a pivotal tennis match at College Station. SMU sits second in tennis as Baylor, Texas, and others chase titles ahead of the Houston conference meet in May 2013.
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Mgd
Colleges Station
ALM
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Dallas
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