Yanks and Centrals Duel In Double Elim Rain Delays Baytown Game
In a 5-4 loss Baytown All-Stars fell to the Dallas area as heavy rain paused play. The Yanks led 4-0 before Dallas rallied with a late offense including a homer by Bishop and key hits by Tomlinson and Green. Central side scored once. Louis Baswell relieved Domar and Molen earned the win for Dallas in a tense junior teen league playoff game at West Columbia. The Yanks meet Centrals again at 10 a.m. Thursday in the double elimination series.
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Baytown
All-Stars
Jet
Columbia
West Columbia
Johnny Black
Dallas
Stanl
Samlinson
Bishop
Allen Tomlinson
Carl Green
Baytonians
Dallas Ooix
Ricky Hanle
Centrals
A . Louis
Bill Askey
Dallas Crew
Itland ‘Tomlinson
Barringer
Ion Theeen
Louis Baswell
Molen
Dito
Yanks
Ford Frick retirement ends era in baseball leadership
Ford Frick announced he will retire when his contract ends next September 21 1965 leaving a vacancy that could bring Cronin Keating or Cannon as potential successors. Cronin Keating and Cannon were named as likely contenders as the majors weigh successor plans and a joint meeting of league presidents and executives is set to discuss the selection process.
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Joe Cronin
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
Major League Player Association
Cronin
Washington
Keating
Judge Cannon
Frick
Warren Giles
National League
Chicago
Ex-Gander Pitcher Kluch Signs With KC Athletics
Ronnie Kluch, former Gander pitcher, signed a Kansas City Athletics contract in Peoria Illinois. The 20 year old northpaw received an $8,000 bonus and will earn $500 monthly in the farm system, plus a college clause funding two more years of Sam Houston State work. He joins Dallas AAA after spring training with rest this season.
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Ronnie Kluch
Kansas City Athletic
Peoria
Kluch
Sam Houston ‘State
Dallas
Ronnie
A's
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Klutch
Baytonian
Baytown
Rotary Club Cubs
Monerrey
Mexico
AEL Ganders
Sam Houston State Bearkats
Sam Houston
Bearkat
Bearkats
Idluch
Highlands
Schol
Cat And Dog Heirs To $50,000 Trust Fund
Amesbury, Mags AP reports two dogs and two cats inherit a trust fund of more than $50,000 from Annie E Webster of Amesbury who died June 8. Her will directs the bulk of her $63,000 estate after $14,000 in charitable bequests to be placed in trust for pets.
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Amesbury
Mags
Annie
E. Webster
Mets deny Stengel return plans as Giants discuss Dark
The Associated Press report on Casey Stengel’s 1965 managerial status was denied by the Mets while Giants owner Horace Stoneham remained silent on Alvin Dark’s job. Stengel called the AP claim about his departure meddling, and Dark’s contract runs to Sept. 1 with no change announced after a meeting with players following Willie Mays’ two homers in a 4-1 Giants win.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
New York’ Mets
Casey Stengel
San Francisco’ Giants
Alvin Dark
Casey
Dark
Donald Grant
Mets’ Board of
Stengel
Mets
George Weiss
Reichler
Horace “Stoneham
Giants
Willie Mays
South Upset Triumph in Texas Coaching School All Star Game
Fort Worth AP reports the South rallied to defeat the North 82 76 in the Texas Coaching School all star game. Mickey McCarty led with 19 points and 17 rebounds while Billy Arnold of Fort Worth Haltom set an outside shooting record. Larry Black helped lock down defense as the South set scoring and shot records in front of 7 244 paid, 358 total points, and 106 baskets.
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Harold V. Ratlise
Fort Worth
Tom Molina
San Diego
Jimmy Lenox
Clear Creek
McCarty
Larry Miller
San Antonio
Lee
Billy Arnold
Fort Worth Haltom
Arnold
Texas
Texas Christian
Larry Black
South San Antonio
Foster Martin
Houston
Jeff Davis
All-Star Football Showdown Draws 30000 In Fort Worth
Texas Coaching School all-star game at Texas Christian University Stadium features standout backs War ren McVea of Brackenridge San Antonio and A Z Drones of San Angelo. McVea and Drones make history as the first two Black players in the event. North led by Pat Harkins Amarillo Tasco sa and Ines Perez Corpus Christi Miller face South stars including McVea at split end and Drones as defensive power. kickoff at 1:45 PM.
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Fortworth
Texas
Yeasong
Warren McVea
San Antonio Brackenridge
McVew
University of Houston
Drones
San Angelo
McVea
Ines. Perez
Corpus Christi
Miller
Pat Harkins
Amarillo
Tascosa
North
Texas Christian University Stadium
Hoover's Attorney Plans Speedy Appeal After Guilty Verdict
Sam Hoover, former Pasadena mayor, convicted as an accomplice in a torture robbery of a Houston couple. Jury sentences him to 60 years. defense vows every possible appeal. Key witness Samuel Spivey testified Hoover masterminded the plot and directed the robbery by phone. Diamonds and $3,900 taken. co-defendants Sellars and Young to be tried later.
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Houston
Sam Hoover
Pasadena
Hoover
Harris County Dist
Atty
Frank Briscoe
Mair J. Schepps
Warren Burnett
Burnett
Odessa
Arnold Krichamer
Kriehamer
Briscoe
Samuel Spivey
Koover
Spivey
Calvin Seldais
John Oscar Young
Progrress
Sellars
Young
Bullets Curved By Dick Burwell 4-2
Fort Worth's Dick Burwell, a curveballing right-hander, held A league leading San Antonio to 2 runs and seven hits for his seventh win against five losses. Tulsa beat El Paso 5-1 and Albuquerque edged Austin 5-4. The Oilers and the Dukes remained tied for second, gaining a full game on San Antonio. Duke catcher Lance Nichols suffered a possible broken arm and dislocated elbow after colliding with a screen. Albuquerque visits Austin and El Paso travels to Tulsa today.
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Fort Worth
Dick Burwell
San Antonio
Tulsa
el Paso
Albuquerque
Austin
Oilers
Dukes
Cats
Chris Zachary
Zachary
Burwell
Charley Harrison
Nelson
Briles
Larry iStubing
Dave Bushy
Duke
Lance
Nichols
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Ford Frick
Mike Rather
Baseball
John's Trim Shop
W. Mabe
Gander
KC Athletics
Shelby Lumber CO
Ronnie Klucil
Case
Philadelphia Phillies
I Dark
South
North Cagers
Hamson Theater
Texas Ave
Paine Pres
Leon Paine
W. Texas
America
Corrair Monza Club
Chevrolet
Buck Turner Chevrolet CO
Baytown, Texas
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