Baytown Ganders and Tors Clash in Rain Postponement Hurry
Baytown Ganders eye a pivotal District 124A baseball showdown with Ball High’s Tors at Memorial Stadium as overnight showers threaten postponement. A win keeps Galveston’s title hopes alive while Baytown could leap back to the lead. Key pitchers Robert Oliver and Albert Choate square off, with Baytown boasting strong top 10 hitters and stellar pitching figures.
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Tors
Memoral Stadium
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Salena Park
Galena Park
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Ealt High
Albert Choate
Ganders Fight to Stay Near Top Amid Errors and Slugging Woes
The Ganders trail in league play with a .372 team slugging and a .113 opponent batting mark as Baytown errors blur the field. Ball High sits third in opponent average at .212 while Galena Park suffers seven costly misplays in a 12-4 loss. Through seven conference games, stats show hiccups and bursts as teams chase the lead.
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Choate
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Qliver
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Self
Pasadeng
Az Ee Savage
Sd Ramirez
Boll Sae Brown
Chaate
Neees
Carlisle
Boffitt
Gelena Park
Cody
Spretz
Sandoy's Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
The update lists Pacific Coast League results including Salt Lake City, San Diego, Spokane, Dallas-Fort Worth, Portland, Hawaii, plus Texas League games such as San Antonio, Tulsa Albuquerque, Amarillo El Paso and Austin. It also provides player batting averages and team notes across Baytown Galena Park Texas City Ball High and Pasadena, ending with a bourbon advertisement reference for Beam Kentucky whiskey.
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Speculation grows on Texas track coach job at the University
Rumors swirl over who will replace Froggie Louvorn at the University of Texas as state high school Meet in Austin looms. Beverly Rockhold, Oliver Jackson and Jack Patterson are among names cited, with Rockhold indicating potential interest if conditions suit. Longhorn prospects hinge on pay and working conditions.
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Austin
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University
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Jack Patterson
Abilene Christian
Oliver Jackson
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Louvarn Threatens Stay If Budget Stays, Changes Not Made
Associated Press quotes Louvarn saying he will remain only if the track budget is not cut and recommended changes are not implemented. Texas AD Darrell Royal denies any budget cut or talk of one amid past clashes with Froggie. Rockhold would consider an offer if extended at the state meet in Austin.
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Darrell Royal
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Froggie
Rockhold
Austin
Openers Start With Shutouts and No-Hitters in Little League
Opening night features strong pitching across leagues. Roger Andrews leads the Sports to a three-hit win, while the Phillies edge the Braves 5-3 behind bullpen help. Garrett belts the first home run for the Dodgers in a 4-0 win over the Giants as Keith Matlock drives in five for the Oilers in a 10-0 nightcap. The Central League notes a season’s first double play as Andrews secures the win for the Sports.
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Ex-Baylor Star Jim Ray Smith Eyes Cowboys Return
Former Baylor guard Jim Ray Smith, one of the NFL’s top players, plans to sign with the Dallas Cowboys after coming out of retirement for a second time. Smith, who left Cleveland after six seasons and retired in 1991, says terms are near and Tex Schramm confirms bid talks.
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Miss Whaley Advances In Tennis Play
Turbulent weather washed out preliminaries at the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference meet in Ranger delaying events. Patsy Whaley of Lee College won a first round girls singles match 6-3 5-7 6-4 over Nancy Burns and advanced toward the semi finals as other Lee players exited early and teams faced a revised double program amid travel uncertainties.
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Miss Whaley
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Schreiner Institute
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San Antonio
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Schreiner
Wallace Groda
Jim Daws
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Dupas Claims World Junior Middleweight Title In 15-Round Win
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans won the world junior middleweight title by split decision over Denny Moyer of Portland in a 15-round bout. Dupas, 27, trained on New Orleans fare and showed aggressive tactics to finally capture the title after two prior losses.
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