Spring Football Training Opens Monday
The spring football program will start Monday with drills and fundamentals as coaches assemble a large squad. Prospective players, including 14 linemen from last year and several sophomores, will join veterans Norman Carrow, Buddy Hates, and Virgil McGahre in a three-week session, with scrimmages planned and coaches split into Maroon and White teams for intra-squad play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sultis
Menner
Reed
Stirters
Althoupstt
Shell
Otler
Ends
Butch Hubbard
Gerald Teel
Danny Botkin
Hares
Walt
Melvin Heckler
Botkin
Karl Scantlen
Buddy
Bittter
Butch Perkins
Linding Auds
Salong
Perking
Dale Meys
Che
Frank Terry
Davis McCauley
Richard Hargrave
David Conway
Steve McAfee
Kell
Cour
Norman Carrow
Kennething
Virgil McGahre
Parker
McGahee
B Rockhold
Wees
Metalice
Gee Wil
Roland Kudla
John Adams
Don Treasardt
Maroon and White
Mndland
Kevin
Peguti Lounsberry
Paul Bill Kern
Lation
An Kramer
Friday Results and Upcoming Baseball Schedule
Friday results across multiple leagues include Philadelphia and New York scores, St Louis and Cincinnati, Milwaukee and Houston, Los Angeles and Pittsburgh, with various night games listed. Texas League and American Association items show Chicago, Boston, and other teams, plus Friday standings and upcoming Saturday games.
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American Association
Amana Segeeree
Denver
Sean SY
Uisvilte
Dolins
Fort Worth
Ea Oslahore
Omoha
Louisville
Joinaturday
Oklahoma City
Omonra
Dalins
Indiena
Baytown Little League Opens With New Setup
Baytown Little League starts its season with three leagues and a new organizational plan. Mayor Al Clayton to throw first ball in the East League opening ceremonies. East League games at Ward Road park, Central at Lee Drive, West to open May 7 at Lee Drive and Ward Road. East has six teams, West six, Central eight with teams including Cardinals Dodgers Tigers Glints Oilers Eagles Indians Red Sox Yankees Cubs Pirates Orioles Buffs Pelicans Phillies Federals Lions Braves White Sox.
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Monnizil
Baytown
al Clayton
Ward Road Park
Lee Drive
Lakewood
Ward Road
Leth Parks
Cardinals
Dodgers
Tigers
Glints
Oilers
Eagles
Indians
Red Sox
Yankees
Cubs
Pirates
Orioles
The
Buffs
Sports
Pelicans
Phillies
Fderals
Lions
Braves
White Sox
Jearkats Seek One Star Title in Lone Star Showdown
Huntsville AP reports a pivotal Lone Star Conference baseball double header at Sam Houston State with Sut Ross and Sam Houston State rescheduled to today after Friday rainout. A sweep gives the champion title. if split, a second game decides the winner. The report notes Norway’s official language and rural Landsmaal language.
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Huntsville
Sam Houston State
Sut Ross
Rain Ends Baseball Campaign in District 124A
District 124A completed the 1962 baseball season Friday with no base hits or putouts in the final tally. Heavy rains wiped out finish games, ending a 13 game schedule with only South Houston finishing a full season and Pasadena clinching the division title a day earlier.
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District 124A
Texas City
South Houston
Baytown
Smiley
Eagles
Bobby Fluker
Billy Manis
Harry Porter
Trojans
Everett
Baker
Pasadena
Ball High
Tors
Galena Park
Campbell Leads Palmer By One In Texas Open
Joe Campbell of Pendleton Ind shot 68 to seize the Texas Open lead at 36 holes, one stroke ahead of defending champion Arnold Palmer. Palmer sits second as Campbell contends with back issues while weathering a tough back nine. Other leaders include Dave Marr Timmy Powell Gene Littler and Mason Rudolph with similar scores as the field narrows toward the weekend.
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Bay-Tex
Otis
Austin
Buller
Houston
Weir
McManus
San Antonio
Tex
Joe
Campbell
Pendleton
Ind
Arnold Palmer
Joe Campbell
Dave Marr Poat
Timmy Powell Bas Gene Litter
Mason Rudolph Wat
Dono
Indians ride Donovan four-hit win to AL lead
Donovan pitched a complete game four-hit victory as the Cleveland Indians moved atop the American League with a 7-2 win over Minnesota. Woody Held belted a two-run homer in the second inning, staking the Tribe to a five-run lead. Elsewhere, Detroit beat Los Angeles, New York topped Washington, Chicago defeated Boston, and Kansas City routed Baltimore. In the National League, Dodgers beat Pirates, Cubs edged Braves, Milwaukee defeated Houston, St. Louis and Philadelphia won, while a game ended with umpire Ed Hurley protesting a Mets loss.
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Indians
Minnesota Twins
Woody Heldin
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Angeles Dodgers
Pittsbburgh
Sor Francigen
Philadel
Ed Hurley
Bintphia
New Yorkiout
Angel
Bill Rigney
Mets
Conan
Fivement
Chuck Tanner
Los
Boston Braves
Detroit Angel
Lee Thomas
Detroit Second Melee Triggers Rigney Tirade After Mudslide of Incidents
Detroit's Bill Rigney erupted after Los Angeles Angels trounced by 13-4 as a wild scene broke out in the stands and on the field. Umpires Turley and Runge ejected Rigney and a player after a hit batsman incident and a flurry of missiles from fans pelted outfielders Lee Thomas and Sean Wagner. The Angels manager called fans dangerous and urged action as benches cleared and objects rained down through the game.
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Detroit
Bill Rignes
Los Angeles Angels
Ed Turley
Ninny
Swere
Turley
Mate
Ed Runge
Foe Nushall
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Runge
Nushall
Hips
Hurley
Rigney
Nashall
Chuck Tan
Ner
Angel
Range
Lee Thomas
Sean Warner
New York Yankee
Roger Maris
Thomas
Wagner
Noxhall
Rome
Colts Edge Braves 2-1 on Pendleton Home Run
Houston Colt 45s fall 2-1 to the Milwaukee Braves as Jim Pendleton belted a fourth inning homer. Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron produced the visitors only run as Bob Bruce and Bob Tiefenauer held the Colt bats in check. Hal Woodeshick to start Sunday for Houston against Carl Willey.
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Fred Hartman
Houston Spi
Houston Colt
Houston
Jim Pendleton
Braves
Joel Adcock
Frank Bolling
Del
Crandall
Adcock
Eddie Mathews
Mack Jones
Bolling
Louisville Colonel
Bobby
Joe Amalfitana
Mack
Hank Aaron
Bobby Shantz
Bob Bruce
Jones’ Aitta
Tie
Mejias
Mathews
Adenck
Bob Aspromante
Bob Tiefenauer
Wil
Ant Mejlas
Pendleton
Eddie
Hal Smith
Dave Giusti
Syracuse
Carl Willey
Cols
Hal Woodeshick
Bob Shaw
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kansas City
Rebels head to Ranger for Texas Junior College meet
The Lee College Rebels travel to Ranger Sunday for a two day Texas Junior College Athletic Conference meet with tennis golf and track preliminaries. Defending champ Mike Lawless returns to defend the tennis title and teams with George Balderach in doubles. Pat Tobin and Charles Cook are the second doubles team and Delton Perkins leads sprint entries in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. James Cowhig Willie Owens Cecil Guidry and Randy Hart boost a strong relay and jump squad as Lee aims for multiple event qualifications.
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Lee College Rebels
Ranger
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
Mike Lawless
Fie
Lawless
George Balderach
Pat
Tobin
Charles Cook
Reh
Arenham
Rebels
Perkins
Cowhig
Owens
Cecil Guidry
Victoria
Monier
Guidry
Randy Hart
Lee
Hart
Baytown Galena Park Bellaire duel at junior high meet
Baytown Galena Park and Bellaire set two specialty events at Memorial Stadium Saturday as prep for the state meet in Austin. Gander coach Beverly Roeckhold arranged dual spring and mile relay races after heavy rains canceled the Eagle Relays. Baytown and Bellaire qualified for Austin in the 440 yard baton feature and in the mile relay, with finals late morning and early afternoon.
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Baytown
Galena Park
Bellaire
Austin
Gander
Beverly Roeckhold
Memorial Stadium
Gulf Coast
Cedar Bayou
Highlands
Horace Mann
Blacker
Fry
Texas City
Lavenberg
Galveston
Nig Brown
Pasadena
Eagle
Brown
San Antonio
Corpus. Christi
Hosea
Freddy Clark
Don Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Boy 14 Bicycles 66 Miles in Eight Hours
Donald Luther, 14, of Buffalo New York, fulfilled a two year plea for permission to visit his grandparents in Bradford Pennsylvania. Under sunny skies with temperatures in the 80s he rode 66 miles from Buffalo to Bradford in eight hours despite rough hills he had to walk up in places.
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Bradford
Youn
Donald Luther
Buffalo
N.Y
Charles Burns
Donald
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Public Finance Corporation
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