Baytown Cops Nine Qualify For State Track Meet
Baytown officials report nine Ganders qualified for the Class 4A state meet May 6-7 after sweeping the Region II title. Baytown placed relay teams and individuals in events like broad jump and open quarter, led by Baytown stars Gillum, Knudson, Foreman, and Fulkerson, as Sam Houston and Reagan contests narrowed the field on coin flips for Austin berths.
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Jimmie Woods
Sun
Houston
Baytown
Ganders
Ronnie Gillum
Austin
Sam Houston
Jack Doss
Doss
Osborne Knudson Broad
Big Incies
Reagan
Landis Meyers
Murray Foreman
Anahuac Panthers win Region II track title in Class A
Anahuac edges Sour Lake 68 5167 to capture the Region II Class A track and field crown in Brenham. Panthers rely on strong relay squads and standout performances including a notable 11 foot pole vault by Robert Stevens, while Crosby Brenham and Victoria AA contenders fail to reach Austin.
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Benny Moskowit
Sun Area
Brenham
Austin
Floyd Williams
Anahuac
Butch
Williams
Panthers
Sour Lake
Soa Peean
Robert Stevens
Crosby Brenham
Lview
Lewis Poland
Victoria
Falcons
la Porte
Poland
Houston
Panthers Sharpen Aim as Bay-Tex Meet Ends
Anahuac Panthers set a regional record in the 440 yard dash and anchored a winning 440 relay with a 3:30.6 as they upset Clifton High for the final meet, with Beazley and Williams excelling in sprints and discus. Crosby and La Porte had standout performers but failed to reach Austin.
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Thers
Williams
Charlie Edmark
Steve Theriot
Herbert
Hi Beazley
Herman Panthers
Dunn
Beazley
Sour Lake
Clifton High School
Jim
Ezer
Clifton
Anahuac
Gib Camp
Bell
Eagles fall in Region V mile relay chase
Barbers Hill led by 5452 with 13 events, but Baytown and Wallis edged ahead as the Region V meet concluded. Danbury and Wallis dominated the mile relay with Wallis taking the win and Reeves pacing the Eagles in dashes, while injuries and disqualifications affected several relays. Pete Runnels left with a wrist injury after being hit by a pitch for Boston.
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Wallis
Fan Inett
Barbers Hill
Eagles
Faninett
Washington
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Nedergo
Runnels
Pirates Slip Into National Loop Lead
Pittsburgh leads the National League early race after a 7-3 win over Milwaukee and a Giants loss. Harvey Haddix, Elroy Face, and Bob Friend contributions pace the Pirates as they stretch their streak. Cincinnati and Philadelphia also post wins.
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Solly Hemus
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Suggs Captures Dallas Women’s Open With Record 281
Louise Suggs of Atlanta clinched the Dallas Women’s Open, finishing five strokes ahead with a 281 for 72 holes after a late rally. Mickey Wright, San Diego, shot 70 and finished second at 286 on a rain-soaked Glen Lakes course. Suggs set a new 72-hole record, surpassing Wright’s 284 from 1958.
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Berry MacKay Seizes River Oaks Title With Fraser Victory
Berry MacKay, the 23 year old Dayton, Ohio star, defeated Neale Fraser in straight sets to boost U S Davis Cup hopes. He notched a swift 75 63 64 win in Houston and earlier edged Bernard Bartzen in a dramatic fifth set.
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Baytown Junior High Dominates Gulf Coast Tennis Honors
Baytown Junior High swept four divisions at the Gulf Coast Junior High district tennis tournament in Baytown. Blocker and Horace Mann entries faced losses as Baytown took girls singles and doubles and boys singles and doubles titles. MacKay clinched the boys title after a five set marathon, with Bartzen and Fraser delivering notable moments. Awards went to top individual and team finishers, with Baytown earning the first place trophy and Blocker the runner-up team award.
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Red Goblin
Blocker
Horace Mann
Bill Marshall
Gordon Lannon
Eaen
Fraser
MacKay
Gwen Bussa
Sara Griffin
Barteen
Mary Ann Ryan
Bartzen
Roy Emerson
Billy Talbert
New York
City
Chuck McKinley
Louis
Walters Lawless Easy Victors in State Tennis Run
Walters and Lawless advanced toward the state tennis tournament with a straight set win in doubles. The Houston Baytown event saw Barbers Hill fall in the round, while Brazosport and Lamar players posted victories in girls doubles and boys singles. Other results include Revier and Tindle winning girls doubles and notable early exits in boys doubles and singles.
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Jerrry Walters
Mike Lawless
Tre Gander
Barbers Hill
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Lawless
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Jane Carroll
Austin
Carolyn Ross
Terry Lovejoy
Lamar
Ann Delaune
Sherrie Dahl
Davis
Johnny Gonzalez
Brandt Holland
Spring Branch
Miss Carroll
South Park
Joyce Johnson
Dale McCleary
Bill
Banta
Port Arthur
Kyle Demler
Bill Fleming
Sharon Clannahan
Gwen Braswell
Hempstead
Dolores
Lillian Kosh
Wallis
Wanda Revier
Anita Tindle
Lott
Leonard Mack
Lesley Owens
Colmesweil
Kelly Sartain
Gordon McDaniel
Larry Roebuck
Gene Krenke
Tommy Warren
Carver Sets New Relays Records At Corpus Christi
Carver athletes swept five firsts and set three Gulf Coast Relays records in Corpus Christi to win the team trophy with 52 points. Isaac Hart won broad jump, the 44 yard relay set a record, and St Julian broke two marks in high and low hurdles. Baytown Carver toppled old records dating back to 1938 and 1953.
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James Bundage
Carver
William Montgomery
Lordo Brown
Ken Simon
Floyd Wheatfall
Herman Fuqua
Bears win district track title in Gulf Coast meet
Cedar Bayou Junior High trailed through 11 events then upset Baytown to win the Gulf Coast Junior High District track title at Memorial Stadium. Baytown led with multiple wins including the 80 yard relay, the half mile and sprint events. Ferguson of Baytown set new records in discus 153 feet 8 inches and shot put 65 feet 2 inches, while Horace Mann and Levenberg contributed top finishes for Cedar Bayou and Galveston’s Marin.
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Sun
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J Head
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Tener
Lone Star Brewings 20th Anniversary Highlighted
A. B. Taylor reports Lone Star Brewing Co celebrates its 20th anniversary with the San Antonio brewery hosting the annual stockholders meeting. The plant began April 18, 1940 with 39,000 barrels capacity and now reaches 1,400,000 barrels after nine expansions. Distribution covers Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Lone Star
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Lone Star Brewing Co
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New MoMmOo
Crown Elmer Win At Beaumont Boat Races
Crown and Elmer led Baytown boats at the Lone Star Boat Racing Association season opener during the Neches River Festival in Beaumont. Crown claimed heat wins in Class D and Class F with seconds, while Elmer took a free-for-all win and earned two seconds in Class C runabout and a second and third in Class F. Pasadena’s Bruce Nicholson topped the high-point standings. event sponsored by Neches Boat Club and sanctioned by LSBRA.
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