Say It Ain't So Joe Echoes From Texas Coaches News
Texas High School Coaches Association faces a scandal as Wesley Coleman of Dilley loses all star eligibility after coach R A Courtney is found not to be a member. The incident sparks outrage over favoritism and questions the association’s integrity during its annual coaching school.
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Joe Jackson
White Sox
Texas High School Coaches Association
United States
Wesley Coleman
Dilley
Texas
San Antonio
Laredo
Coleman
Coaches Association
R. A. Courtney
Hats Off To B B Williams And Optimists
Bay town honors B B Williams and the Bastown Optimists for a summer teen age baseball program benefiting local kids. Williams devoted about nine tenths of his time, guiding the venture from before June 2 through its 84 game schedule, with many kids enjoying free entertainment and hundreds of fans nightly. The piece lauds his leadership and even jokingly names him the best hot dog salesman this side of the Rockies.
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B. RB. Williams
Baytown
Williams
Essiges
B. B. Williams
Rockies
Ife
Chen
Pfardrescher Top Manager Among Senior Leaguers
The Best Coaching job in the Senior League went to Johny Pfardreseher of the Scarborough Fed Sox with assistant Melvin Ber as they edged Holloway Tigers led by Red Biggers and Vic Dias. The Sox scored 13 runs to 11 in a season championship playoff after eight managers contributed their time over 12 weeks. Simmons John Savage and others were noted for strong work, with Simmons’ team finishing second in the second half after a late surge.
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Johny Pfardreseher
Scarborough Fed Sox
Melvin Ber
Maren
Holloway Tigers
Red Biggers
Vic Dias
Sox
Tigers
Mvuli
Twople
Baytown
Bob Kathitz
Britt Phillips
Cal Martrick
7. C. Biekerstate
al Simmong
John Savage
Simmons
Bellaire Eliminates Baytown In Lit tle League Playoff
In a dramatic District 3 Little League opener at Jun Marque, Baytown West League All-Stars lost 7-6 to Bellaire. Tom Hillary went 3 for 3 with a three run homer as Bellaire built an early 5-0 and 7-2 lead, while Baytown rallied with four two-out hits but stalemated with bases loaded in the sixth before Tom Deveneau struck out Wayne Bell and Harry Sappington to seal the win. Bellaire advances to face Galveston in the finals at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Ratio Station KREL will carry the game.
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Bob Peterson
Baytown
Bellaire
Tom Deveneau
Wayne Bell
Harry Sappington
Hap Marshall
Kyle Bozess
Hillary
Gene Morse
Jim Nelson
Ronnie Claron
Bryan Stratton
Chuck Saunders
Mike Lawless
Nelson
Deveneau
Bell
Sappington
Galveston Eastern
Clear Creek
North All Stars Show Promising Lineup After One Day Of Practice
Luther Hail of Dallas Sunset and Kildore's Larry Hickman earned starting backfield spots for the North in the 21st annual North South all star game after just one day of drills in San Antonio. Coaches Royal and Sauer evaluated backfield combos with Hall, Gainey and Hickman shaping the unit, while Trepagnier and Matthews vied for quarterback. Defensive standouts included Knight, McHlray, Cramer, Schrum, Harrison, Roach, Lam bert and Cafferey as teams sharpened for Friday's clash amid 1,870 registrations for the coaching school.
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Luther Hail
Dallas Sunset
Kildore
Larry Hickman
Darrel Poyal
Mississippi State
George Sauer
Baylor
Hall
Oklahoma
Hickman
Royal
Hollis Gainey
Colorado City
Hal Sandefur
Paducah
Sauers South
Carl Trepagnier
Texas City
Vince Matthews
Houston S. FL
Austin
Jimmy Carpenter
Deer Park
Beeville
Billy Baker
Charles Knight
Albany
Gary McHlray
San Angelo
Jerry Cramer
Breckenridge
Kenneth Schrum
Midland
Bob Harrison
Stamford
Lf Roach
Victoria
Robert Fleming
Mason
Charles Cafferey
Temmie
McAllen
Gerald Lambert
Genert Phil Woolpert
San Francisco
North
Derrill Nippert
Childress
Birdville
Ronnie Stevenson
Gerald Myers
Borger
Albert Brown
Dallas Tech
Nippert
Stevenson
Milton Jawers
Southwest
Texas State
Charles Pack
Wice
Dallash
That's Baseball He Says Yankees Oust Ed Lopat
Southpaw Ed Lopat said the Yankees owe him nothing as he moves toward Baltimore after being waived. He praised his former team and hoped they win the pennant, while noting his own readiness to pitch for the Orioles and his belief he has another productive year or two left.
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Ed Lopat
Orioles
Yankees
Lopat
Dbut
Casey Stengel
Saigame
Kansas City
Casey
Baltimore
Losat
Yankee
Stonel
Yankee Stadium
Seixas Stellar as Trabert Hurt Dips Davis Cup Hope
South Orange New Jersey Davis Cup officials monitor Tony Trabert’s uncertain condition while Vie Seixas, seeded, leads American players into Eastern championships. Seixas, from Philadelphia, appeared off form earlier this year. Tuesday he faced Rob Wetraven of Oklahoma City as officials search for a substitute foe should Trabert be unavailable later this month.
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South Orange
Tony Trabert
Vie Se
Ne Okee
Travert
Geek
United States
Setxas
Philadelphia
Fi Vicler
Larry Shaffer
New York
Rob Wetraven
Oklahoma City
Wetraven
Seixas
Cup Offi
Seivalue
Hamanison
Baton Rouge
John Been
Shawnee
Eddie Morlan
Trenton
David Harum
Coral Gal Fla
Rob Falkenhure
Brazibovs
Bil Quillian
Seattle
Wash
Trather ToNnd Mairies
Homston
Forest
Hogan Shares Golf Wisdom With Junior Players in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana Ben Hogan led a 128 player junior golf clinic at Purdue Lab Course ahead of the National Junior Championship. Top contenders include Allen L Geibarge from Santa Barbara and Don Essir a senior from Indianapolis with Foster Bud Bradley of Los Angeles the defending champion noted as a recent leader in the field.
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Ind
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Purdue Lab
Foster Bud Bradley
Los Angeles
Allen L. Geibarge
Santa Barbara
Calif
Don Essir
Thidianapolis
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