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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1960

Page

5

Deer Park Coach Praises Charmelview Mentor Jones

Deer Park head coach Jim Kethan lauds Charmelview coach Charlie Jones for turning a 6-3 Channelview squad into a formidable foe in Jones' first season. Kethan notes Jones did a tremendous job and credits the staff and players for a marked improvement since 1958.

Deer Park Jim Kethan Andul Gulf Coast Kethan Charlie Jones Charmelview

Minneapolis Jobs Buffs Pennant Plan

St Paul Saints tighten grip on Denver pacing the American Association standings. Saints rally after a 7 run first inning to tie 9 9 in 10 inning game halted by curfew. Minneapolis jolts Houston pennant hopes with 3 0 10 triumphs and 4-0 victory for Dallas Fort Worth over Charleston. Don Leppert homered in the fifth as teammates rode.

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Gander grid squads hit fourth day with injuries ahead

Gander varsity and death by own action squad press on through soggy fields as injuries mount. Dan Longacre suffers second varsity injury while Wayne Bell sits out with a cut near scrimmage. A Saturday scrimmage against Houston Reagan looms as both squads wrap up the first week of preseason work.

Dan Longacre George Crow Wayne Bell Port Neches Crow Bell Longacre Kevin Lounsberry Paul Bill Kern Ron Kramer LaPorte Bulldog Lounsberry Pete Sultis Roland Kudin John Adams Houston Reagan

Aquatic finals set as U S divers and swimmers chase gold

In Rome AP reports three aquatic finals on the Olympic program as Americans push for more gold. Ingrid Kramer of East Germany leads in high diving with 1.60 point edge over Paula Jean Pope as USA trails Russia Italy and Germany in the team race. Carolyn Schuler and other U S favorites await the women 100 meter butterfly and men 200 meter breaststroke conclusions.

Rome America Ingrid Kramer Paula Jean Pope Santa Ana Calif United States Gary Tobian Russia Italy Germany Carolyn Schuler Orinda Bill Mulliken Champaign Pieter von Kreunigen Hallland Knut Enemark Jensen Tobian Sam Hall Australia Dawn Fraser

New Cut-Off Deadline On Grid Tickets Extended

Friday officials announced a one day extension of the September 1 deadline for 1959 option holders to pick up 1960 Gander football season tickets. Athletic Director Dan Stallworth said the extension aligns with paydays to aid fans with six Gander home games. Tickets for the opener against Port Arthur are expected to sell out with end zone bleachers planned to boost capacity to 74 thousand.

Gander Dan Stallworth Stallworth Jeppesen Stadium Houston Lamar Baytown East Stadium Port Arthur Mermorial

Five Oilers on Waiver

Houston Oilers reduced to 38 players with five men cut on Monday. Eddie Rayburn Charlie Brown Lowell Lander Bobby Marks and George Gillar were released while Orville Trask remains on the roster as starting defensive tackle. Rain and waterlogged fields halted practice after an hour, and the team moved its training to Deppeson's Junior High field.

Houston Houston Oilers Lou Rymkus Eddie Rayburn Rice Charlie Brown Lowell Lander Westminster Texan A&m Bobby Marks George Gillar Orville Trask Qllers Deppeson Junier High Field

A Word To The Wise Dick Scott Bolsters Gulf Coast Grid

Channelview head coach Charlie Jones says Dick Scott, new to Gulf Coast coaching ranks, is a fine man and potential asset for La Porte. Jones notes Scott, a former All American, moves from Kaimann to coach this season with TE Dave Ready near Beott. If embraced, Bulldogs could field a strong team.

Dick Scott Gulf Couat Im Channelview Charlie Jones la Porte Jones Kainman Dave Beott Bulldogs

Galena Park Ready To Challenge In 1960 Football Race

Galena Park, with Kenny Curtis and Stu Stewart returning, aims to rival the top teams in the conference next month. Coach Paul Smith builds a large, aggressive line and a seasoned backfield despite losing Stewart and other key backs from 1959.

Galena Park Bell Kenny Curtis Smith Stu Stewart Yellow Jackets Galena Paul Smith Stewart Mike Smith Jack Weldon Ronnie Crouch Dan Jmny Gardner Gary Camp Jackets

Galena Park Galena Park team schedule and roster notes

District 26 A schedules for Barbers Hill through Crosby with multiple road games. The article also details key Galena Park lineup substitutions, weights, and positions as spring workouts proceed, noting deeper questions at tackle and end and potential Smith quarterback issues as the season nears.

Miein Bitchcock Tarkington Barbers Bill Crosby Kiein

Orioles Rally Boosts Standings in AL Race

Baltimore tops Chicago 4 0 behind Jack Fisher for his 10th win and first shutout as Jim Grant again defeats Washington. Richards had warned of early season miscues but a second-half surge has the Orioles within reach of the Yankees. Cleveland and Boston also win while the White Sox slip further.

Hy Jor Reichler Associated Press Baltimore Paul Richards Orioles Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Richards Hillmore Brooks Robinson Ton Hansen Jin Gentile Marving Jackie Brandl Gene Woodling Gus Triandos Yankees Los White Sox Cleveland Washington Senators Boston Red Sox Kansas City Detroit Pittsburgh Los Angeles St Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia San Francis Cincinnati Chicago Jack Fisher Elpot Brandt Woodling Robinson Herb Score Jim Mudcat

John Thomas Faces Relentless Olympic Privacy Pressure

Rome AP reports high jumper John Thomas endures intense crowding and media attention as he prepares for the Olympics. Coaches consider relocating him to a hotel room for rest. Thomas, 19, remains focused on winning gold despite the strain and relentless public scrutiny at the village.

Rome U.S John Thomas Larry Snyder Imen Boston University Ogee Thomas Argny Bostonton

District 25-A and 25-4 high school football schedules

The page lists district wide game dates for Districts 25 A 25 4 and 25 Agamen with opponents such as Barbers Hill Crosby Warren Orangefield Sour Lake Hardin Anahuac East Chambers Kalsetta and multiple open dates. It captures a dense calendar of Sept through Nov with locations including Warren Sour Lake Orangefield and East Chambers.

Barbers Hill East Chambers Anahuac Hitchcock Sour Lake Danbury Peatland Crosby Kievi King Sheldon Tarkington Pamen Splendore Willis New Caney Hardin Hamshira Spring Klein King of Sheldon Erders Hill Ho Crosby Demyton Orangefield Witile Cypreus Bridge City West Orange Rheidon Warren East Chambern Mardin Calsetta Sourake Anateac Wondville Kountye Ramsahire Hullebaisetta Annhine Agamen Hull-Daisetta Dayton Ivingston Kounte Woodville Anahusc Fannett Barainga Kent Tarkington Sent Lone Lake Hel Anabuac Delty Drangefied Evarlate Mall-Teivetia

You Know Battlefield Futurity Winner Stats

Battlefield, Futurity winner of 1950, won 22 of 44 starts over four years, earning $74,727 for George D. Widener. Nathan, in eleven campaigns, won 84,23 Hi.

Battlefield George D. Widener Nathan Oratea

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