Ganders rout Stingarees behind three hitter JEMMNE WOODS
Baytown's Ganders dumped Texas City 12-0 as Everett pitched a three hitter with nine strikeouts and five walks. Aguilar, McAfee and Kelly Bushing produced key hits including a three run homer while the fielding limited miscues helped keep Baytown in the conference race behind Ball High.
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Jemmne Woods
Sun Sports
Baytown
Texas City
Don Clark
Bravsport
Ball High
Keith Bailey
Galena Park
Everett
Ganders
Joe Aguilar
Steve McAfee
Kelly Bushing
Donny
Robert Oliver
Oliver
McAfee
Charles Hobbs
Aguilar
Rushing
Sin
Baytown to field three-team football next fall
Spring practice opened with just over 60 players reporting for a 21 day session. Baytown plans a varsity junior varsity and death by own action squad setup next fall due to turnout and junior high losses. Key players Rincon Mann Clepper Schuble face delays or injuries. Sultis weighs coaching assignments as 64 65 players expected this spring and about 75 from four junior highs to join in fall.
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Pete Sultis
Baytown
Mann
Clepper
Schuble
George Crow
Sultis
Sult
Ganders
Sullis
Memorial Stadium
Rushing lifts Sting with late home run in wild innings
In a chaotic game, Rushing hit a key home run amid a 9-0 early burst by the Sting. Nix, Rincon, and Savage contributed in the third as Gresham replaced Brandt and the Sting bullpen held the line. Several miscues and walks followed, with additional runs in the fifth as Nix again reached on a walk and Gresham advanced to third on a wild throw.
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Johnny Lavline
Age
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Texas City
Loser
Oliver
Brandt
Nix
George Rincon
Rincon
Pat Pryor
Goander
Baytown
Savage
James Incalcaterra
Burch
McAfee
Clark
Johnny Taylor Hay Young
Brandtler
Young
Sting
Taylor
Richard Gresham
Gander
Erdunner
Gresham
Hom
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Incalaterra
Stings
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Ing
Huffman
Sholmire
Pryor
Billy Rogers
Melvin McKey
Keith Fridge
Incal
Eaterra
Hobbs
Fridge
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Whaley
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Seeeteee
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Incalcaterra
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Rin- Burch
Lobcon
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Ari
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Boles
Reichle
Bay-Tex 10 Send Six To State Meet
Bay-Tex schools send six competitors to the state meet led by Barbers Hill with multiple qualifiers. Paul Otis of Channelview stars in 3A with top regional marks in shot put and discus. Crosby's Ronnie Nelson faces pole vault glory after a Victoria regional win. Barbers Hill stacks a relay quartet and two individuals as they head to state in Class B and field events.
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Barbers IL
Channelview
Big Paul Otis
Otis
Ronnie Nelson
Crosby
Victoria
Nelson
Eagles
Barbers Hill
John Munson
Elton Forbus
Forbus
Charlie Burgess
Bill Kilgore
Randy McCollum
Carlisle
Rebels Head For Ranger Meet Monday
The Lee College Rebels travel to Ranger to contest the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference Track and Field meet ending the season. Jimmy Cowhig leads with multiple events and last year placed in the 100 220 and broad jump. Delton Perkins Joe Lee Bert Hill Gordon Allen and Cowhig form key relay and sprint entries while Bradley Fuller and Butch Welch contribute in discus and distance events. The conference meet runs Monday preliminaries and Tuesday finals with strong hopes to improve on fourth place last year.
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Ranger
Texas Junior College Athletic
Rebels
Jimmy Cowhig
Cowhig
Perkins
Hill
Gordon Allen
Bradley Fuller
Fuller
San Antonio
Gary Gazaway
Gataway
Six Way Tie Opens Texas Open Lead Battle
In San Antonio six players led by Bruce Crampton and Arnold Palmer after 36 holes of the Texas Open. Crampton faltered with a 4-over par 74 but remained atop a crowded leaderboard. Palmer shot 68 to move within three strokes of the lead, joining names like Tommy Aaron Bob Charles Frank Beard Don January and Jack Fleck as the field edged toward the cut with 136 for 36 holes.
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San Antonio. Tex
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Crampton
Tommy Aaron
Bob Charles
Frank Beard
Don January
Jack Fleck
Gene Littler
Jimmy Demaret
al Balding
Littler
Demaret
Balding
Palmer
Tian
Little League Opener Sets Three Leagues In Motion
Little League baseball opens Monday across three parks with District 14 rep Nick Colombo of Galveston visiting Ward Road, Lakewood Park and Lee Drive to celebrate the season. East, Central and West Leagues feature 20 majors and 12 minors, with teams such as the Kilgore Dodgers, Earthman Tigers, Graywood Giants and White Sox among sponsors and managers. The season runs through June 25 with a Boy Scout Week break June 10-16.
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Nick Colombo
Galveston
Ward Road
Colombo
Dodgers
Oilers
Tigers
Lakewood Park
Indians
Orioles
Lee Drive Park
Sports
Pelicans
Phillies
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Boy Scout
Tri-City Exterminating Cardinals
Roy Oliver
Charles Chitty
Kilgore Dodgers
Melvin Ocker
J. Repp
Earthman Tigers
Fred. Hansen
W. F. Sanders
Golfers Still Undecided On Boycott Of Colonial
About 20 top professionals met in a San Antonio motel to vote on boycotting the Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth next week. After two hours the group offered no decision. action rests with the PGA tournament or executive committees. Don January was barred from the event, prompting talk of a boycott. officials insist he spoke only for himself. Ford urged a ban on any golfer participating. Colonial officials expect some players to participate despite potential withdrawals.
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Tex
Fort Worth
Doug Ford
Ford
PGA
Doc Gillin
Lionel Hebert
PGA Players Committee
Jim Gaquin
The
Association
Dunedin
Fla
Morgan Jr. Wins TKO to Capture Outstanding Boxer Trophy
Baytown boxer Leonard Morgan Jr. took the outstanding boxer trophy Friday after a first round TKO in Beaumont’s boxing tournament.
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Baytown
Leonard Morgan Jr
Beaumont
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