Spring Grid Training Opens for Galena Park Ganders
Galena Park begins spring football practice under Pete Sultis with key losses from 1960 and questions at quarterback and center. The squad, boosted by returning players and new prospects, focuses on defense and finding playmaking receivers while prepping three weeks before the first game.
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Sultis
Vernon McManus
McManus
Walter McReynolds
Jimmy ‘Sime
Buddy Gates
Steed
Bryan Stratton
Butch Perkins
Dale
Kem
Ine Gander
Mallory
Ricky Wollean
Sie
Tory Olfean
Simse
Dan Longacre
John Kilgore
Ronnie Darsee
Elide Gary. Vincent
Richard Hart
Letterman Michel
Longacre
Ganders Prevail in Bay City Relays Standouts at Pasadena Meet
Ganders enter four bays in McMillan three events with standout marks from East Texas sprinters. Bay City’s John Davis tops 100 yard dash, while Angleton’s Scott clocks 9.6 in the 60 yard hurdles. Pasadena’s Bert Coen helps the Bay City runners place in multiple events as Baytown and Channelview also post strong showings. Parkhurst and Peacock shine in distance and sprint events, with injuries altering several top entries and shaping the prep for the upcoming district meet.
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Pasadena
Itg
Parkhurst
Timmany
Baytown
Bay City
John the Ganders
McMillan
McMinas
Pasaplaces
Denn
Bert Coen
Gene Peacock
Don Parkhurst
Angleton
Scott
Peacock
Dash
Andi
Housa
Channelview
John Butler
Mel
Millan
Galena Park
Archie
McClure
Galena
Warren Brattlet
Brattles
Arthur
Whitmer
Charles Barnhill
Pe Brewer
Phoenix
Arix
la Porte
Stanley Wallace
Houston
Tee Time at Houston Classic Highlights Weekend Golf Plans
Jock Shelton notes good golf last week including the Houston Classic weather should boost scores near home. Mrs L G Salters shot 80 at Goose Creek with two 40s and few three putts. Club tournament uses Callaway automatic handicapping over 18 holes this weekend with entry fees for special sets. Aim to build handicaps for future events and plan an annual club championship with men and women divisions. Johnny Pott’s Friday Houston Classic shot noted.
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L. G. Salters
Goose Creek
Teen Time debuts as Sun sports page feature
The Sun introduces Teen Time by Goose Creek Country Club golf pro Jack Shelton. Running weekly on Thursdays or Fridays, it will cover local scores, tournaments, sidelights, and occasional golf tips for readers interested in the game.
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Sun Sports
Goose Creek Country Club
Jack Shelton
Jack
Johnny’s near perfect shot defines Memorial Classic round
The observer praises Johnny’s two standout moments at Memorial last weekend. The second shot on No. 13, an under-and-over masterpiece through trees to reach the green, plus a recovery on No. 6, are highlighted as exceptional. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer are seen as off their best, while Tommy Bolt is noted as the man to beat before No. 17 trouble sidelined him. No. 11 proves the toughest, with wind and traps yielding many bogeys.
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Johnny
Memorial
Gary Player
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Palmer's 63 Tops Texas Open Field
Arnold Palmer, amid a shift in golf’s power balance to a 25 year old, led the $30,000 Texas Open into its third round in San Antonio. He posted his 63 to fuel his chase as the field tightened behind him.
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San Antonio, Tex
Arnold Palmer
Angels Clip Twins as Bumgarner? No
Angels rally from behind to beat Minnesota 6 5 in 12 innings as Ken Hunt is hit by a pitch with the bases loaded for the winning run. Baltimore beats Washington 4 2 and Chicago White Sox top Kansas City 4 2 in AL action, while Milwaukee's Warren Spahn throws a no hitter in a 10 0 win over San Francisco. St Louis also nips Philadelphia 10 9 in 11 innings as cold weather prompts postponements elsewhere.
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Angels
Minnesota Twins
Ken Hunt
Twins
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Warren Spahn
San Francisco
Milwaukee Braves
Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Earl Averill
Wrigley Field
Baytown To Meet Conroe In Tuneup For District
Baytown idle Ganders set a tuneup with Conroe next Thursday at Conroe while Brazosport ties Ball High for fourth in 124A standings after beating Texas City 4 0. Fredd y Beene held the Ships to two hits as Texas City committed five errors. Conroe tops the North Zone and awaits the South Zone champ. Port Neches, Beaumont French and Port Arthur mix results as the district winds down with six clubs playing Saturday and next week.
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Baytown
Conroe
Brazosport
Ball High
Texas City
Freddy Beene
Sting
Rocky Schaper
Don Higgs
Roger Bunker
Mike Pace
Regis Wrobleski
Don Treuharit
Houston
Clermer
Galeon Park
Wednar
Thutwiay
Bresoepert
Texan
Ehind Baytown
Pasadens
Getine
Smiley Routh
Waree
Port Arthur
Pat Finsnies
Franch
Gouin Beaumont
Orange
Sean
South Park
Port Naches
Eaumont
Arthur
Associated Press
Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
Cage
S City
Boston St
Spahn Nets Second No-Hitter At Age 40 In Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves lefty Warren Spahn, aged 40, pitched a no-hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates in a 1-0 win in Milwaukee. Spahn needed one out in the ninth when a bunt and a grounder nearly spoiled the gem, but a fielding error and quick plays preserved the no-no. The veteran tied and added to his record books with another showcase of precision pitching.
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Milwaukee
Warresi
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
South
Pirates
Pitts
Sanburgh
Francisco Giants
Cy Young
Spahn Re
Tory
Ord
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted
Matty Alou
Formance
Immor
Joe Adcock
Alou
Joe Almafitano
Roy
McMillan
Almafitano
Baseball Standings and Late Night Postponements
Baseball standings show St Louis leading Philadelphia 10 to 9 in the 11th inning. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati postponed due to cold, Los Angeles at Chicago also postponed in cold conditions.
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St Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Rebels Seek Strong Finish At State JC Meet
Lee College Rebels head to San Antonio for the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference track meet. Key events include mile and sprint relays led by Robert Beels, Cecil Guidry, Bobby Paulson, and Wallace Berry with hopes for an upset of Blinn. Team aims for second place after solid showings this spring.
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Lee College
Rebels
San Antonio
Blinn Junior College of
Brenham
San Attonlo Junior College
Benny Moskowitz
Blinn
Har+landale
Bunn
Robert Beels
Cecil Guidry
Bobby Paulson
Wallace Berry
Houston
Wharton Junior College
Bearmis
Moskowitz
Paulson
Guidry
Beels
Craig Dunagan
Robert Perry
Hattarad Tha Panferanne
Earl McCaleb
McCaleb
Billy Mitchell
Friday LI circuit rockets past foes in close games
In Friday action the Lions edged the Phillies 11-10 and the Pirates beat the Orioles 13-1 in South League play. Beating pitchers included Fullick with two hits for the Orioles and Salinas with three hits for the Braves, while Parker and Hill worked for decisive wins.
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Lions
Pirates
Federals
Pelican
Danny Max
Bees
Ias
Phillies
Duaine Braves
Robertson
Pels
Tim Hooker
Orioles
White Sox
Genaro Salinas
Manuel Conti
Treras
Braves
Phillip Ezell
Salinas
Ricky
Farmer
William Parker
James
Sorcek
Kyle Fullick
Fullick
Stan Hill
Ken Mel
Williams
Richard Cashat
Cashat
Mikej
Orioler Hudman
Hill
Gary Meredith
Bollinger's Baytown 19 Begin Spring Basketball Drills
Coach Jay Bollinger started the Baytown Bollinger squad on fundamentals and agility during the first week of spring basketball training. Nineteen boys, including newcomers Lawless and McDowell, worked in three units as knee injuries and growth spurts challenge the lineup for the 1962 season.
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Boyg
Jay Bollinger
Baytown
Jerry Kemplay
Robert Oliver
Butch Perkins
Barry Rabbitt
Bellaire
Joe Lawless
Clint i Nettleton
Lee McDowell
Bollinger
Iide
Hac
Ray Gordring
Roger Byers
Fllis Smith
Robert Dunaway
Danny James
Lawless
John Durham
Gary Gazaway
Garland Smith
Bobby Cryer
Charles Hodges
Melvin Alford
Perkins
Jay Barker
Freddy Pantoja
McDowall
Wooly McQueen
Bobbitt
Bill Pavilicek
Dunaway
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Malor Sarno
Gapbalen
Galveston
Pete Sultis
Roland
Kudla
John Ackins
Conan Don Trewiantt
Treuchardt
Ronnie Kluch
Nter Roger
Rudy Herrera
A Andicklin
Weldon
Cuyler Thompson
Mike McManus
Falcon
Bill Strong
Henderson
Milby
Alvin
Waltrip
South Houston
Jimmy Wilburn
Pat Patterson
Lamar
Jim Sebastian
Glenn Darby
Doug Aldman
Thompson
Herrera
Rudla
Kilgore
Bill Stewart
Oliver
Darsee
Allen
Cezeaux
Stricklin
Pat Higginbotham
John Cunninghard
Douglas Beal
George Ferguson
Dewey Hareison
Jones
Wolfean
Kurt Scant
Jin
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John Young
Witch
Freddy Clark
Eacochy
Jimmy Dunks
Kelly Rushing
Wayne Bell
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Kenneth Park
Virgil McGahee
Ross Winningham
Sulis
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Manuel
Mising
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Emer Fvreek
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Taney Greer
Ken Me
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Riehart Ceahat
Wey Onreve
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Toran
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State Reserve Life
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