Bowling Score Sheet Highlights League Leaders and Records
Ben Amonett opened with 198 and pursued an 800 series in Merchants League, while Ned Luecke led with 223 and a 604 series. Jesselee Welier nailed a 200 and 520 in Liberty, and Warren Dahn topped Guys and Dolls with 237 high game and 631 series. Babe Hallman set a 531 high series in Industrial League. other standings span Jai dies and Ladies, Bay Mixers, and Commercial leagues.
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Ben Amonett
Merchants Seague
Ben
Ned Luecke
Willis Dahn
Luecke
Roy Elms
Memorial Baptist League
Tommy Townsend
Liberty
Jesselee Welier
Iit
Husband Dim
George Mi
Elen‘nor Bramley
Jaidies
Warren Dahn
Guys and Dolls
Jessetee Netie
Jesselee
Im Town
Wayne Kitchell
Bill Young
Dutch Roberts
John Wunsch
Wunsch
Annie Creeknwre
Viona West
Betty Kissinger
Babe Hallman
W. C. Moravits
D. V. Navarre
Navarre
TJ. Kenna
Bowlin
Untitled sports questions and scattered names
Questions about Tito Francona and a past season’s World Series beaters prompt fragmented details. Mentions Lou Boudreau, the Cleveland Indians, and a Philadelphia Eagles passer praised as a Fass master, with references to Waterfield and a Dutchman nickname.
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Frank Watson
Central Press
Tito Francona
Dors Lou Boudreau
Osounty
EuLipuy Publisafiq
Highlands Juniors Triumph Over Channelview 42-35 in San Jacinto Showdown
Highlands Junior High defeated Channelview 42 to 35 to move to 3-0 and set up a district opener against undefeated Horace Mann. Clevenger led Highlands with 14 points while Manley scored 16. Channelview held early lead but Highlands defense clamped down, forcing two halves and a late surge securing the victory.
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Highlands Junior High
San Jacinto River
Channelview
Charles Cross
Horace Mann
Highlands
Tomo Clevenger
Eagles
Hornets
James
John Manley
Clevenger
Tony Hicks
Roger Byers
Robert Dunaway
Land Dunaway
Janes Manley
Eagle
iChannelving
Butch Hubibard
Byers
Dunaway
Hicks
Dobson
Teel
Lew
iManley
Mac
Manus
Mawley
John
Smith
Otis
All City Team Picked
The Sun sports department announces the first annual Junior High All City football team from Baytown. Eight coaches from four junior highs voted, with two votes per school. Twenty two players were chosen for offensive and defensive squads from eligible participants in the 1959 junior high program.
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Sun Sports Department
Baytown
Sun Sports
Hirst
Pla
Cedar Bayou Bears rally past Liberty for fourth win
Cedar Bayou outscored Liberty 48 to 22 at home behind a 13 3 after a 15 point third period, led by Melvin Alford with 12 and Bob Lawless with 10. Liberty’s William Stinnett led all scorers with 13 as Cedar Bayou picked up its fourth straight victory and faces Stephen F. Austin in Galveston next.
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Cedar Bayou
Liberty
Cedar Bayou Gym
Liberty Bees
Barry Nettles
Bears
Nettles
Melvin Alford
Bob
Lawless
William Stinnett
Buddy
Gates
Guilland Smith
David Mangum
Mike Dahlquist
Stephen F. Austin
Galveston
Lachess
Alford
McKerreghan
Givens
Mangano
Meche
Borrell
Stinnett
14 College Coaches Step Down
A sweeping turnover in college football sees coaches vacate posts or resign amid better offers and alumni pressure. Notable moves include Penn's Steve Sebo stepping down after a league title, with Rutgers hiring John Steigman as his replacement. Multiple other coaches from Florida State to Boston College announce resignations or contract non renewals, signaling a volatile coaching market.
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NEW York Faps
Wolves
Villanova
Frank Reagan
Ld College
Penn
Steve Sebo
John Steigman
Rutgers
Sebo
John Baleman
Ilinois
Ray Eliot
Mlinois
Bet
R. W. Parker
Southwest Texas State
Perry Moss
Florida Stile
Montreal
Alouettes
Bus Mettes
Kansas State
Bagne
Bu) Sherman
George Washington
Clark Re. Sinte
Chalmer
Woody
Woodard
Wichita
Beh Woodward
Florida
Harry
Mike Holovak
Boston
College
Januar Nigan
West Red
Wichita Falls in Grid Headliner Playoff Night
Wichita Falls meets Abilene in the quarter finals headliner of the 101 Texas Schoolboy Football playoffs. Defending AAAA champion Wichita Falls faces top teams as Corpus Christi Ray meets San Antonio Edison while Breckenridge tackles Andre Stanford in AA. Crowell and Liberty-Yau clash in Class A with unbeaten records, and Palacios meets Freer in Athes.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Corpus Christi Ray
Power
San Antonio Edison
Denver City
Crowell
Liberty-ylau
Innnis
Stamfford
Palacios
Freer
Athes
Goslins Defeat Northshore 41 30 in Baytown Junior High
Goslins jumped to a 23 18 halftime lead and held off the Northshore Mustangs 41 30 at the Baytown Junior High Gym. Key scorers were David Conway 12 and Robert Oliver 12 for Baytown, Jim Geraghty 13 for Northshore, with Parker fouling out late. Baytown won the B game 45 45.
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Baytown
Goslins
Northshore Mustangs
Kenneth Parker
Parker
Woody Walkes
David Conway
Robert Oliver
Conway
Bubly Perkins
Goslin
Jim Geraghty
Northshore
Geraghty
Perkins
Bobby Whaley
Mustangs
Whaley
Oliver
Con- Way
Prkins
Lawless
Gcernaghty
Kelley
Ellis
Pressie
Nieman Green Move In Baseball Trade
In a St. Louis Cardinals Baltimore Orioles deal, outfielder Bob Nieman is traded for catcher outfielder Gene Green. The Cardinals delayed the release hoping to add more players, and also sold catcher Chuck Staniland from their Rochester farm to the Orioles Miami farm system.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Green
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Nieman
Bing Devine
Cards
Lee MacPahil
Orioles
Cardinals
Chuck Staniland
Rochpales
Miamiis
Horace Mann Wins On Last-Second Shot In Tight Thriller
Horace Mann Goslings remain unbeaten after edging Southmore 39 37 in Pasadena. Gene Peacock cleared the boards and Ross Winningham hit a corner jumper with two seconds left. Peacock led scoring for Horace Mann with 16 points as Southmore traded leads through a seesaw game with McDowell Gray and Winningham contributing key free throws and late defense. In the B game Southmore won 25 17.
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Pasadena
Horace Marin Gosling
Salith
Southmore
Jed
Lee McDowell
Gene Peacock
Goslins
Ross Winningham
Yorace Mann
Horace Mann
Eddie Gray
Peacock
Gosling
Janes Johnson
Hoya Ash
Mann
Ash
Toal
Horace
McDowell
Gray
Pooge
Winningham
Tall
Jones
Rains
Dunn
Houston
G& UW
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Lonnie's, School of Hair Design
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Channelview Falls
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Seem
All City
Kiwanis Club
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Arm MQ
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Best
Colt
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Ohio State
Drake
Ake Forest
Geo
Carolina
Villanove
Tate & Fon
Virginia
King Features Syndicate
Ben Gordon
State Department of
Jones St
Ate W. Texas
Steve Scho
Hag
Steve Seba
University of Pennsylvania
Joh Stiegowa
Peon
Rip Northshore
Nieman
Green
Scotland
County
World
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Fate
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Crews Reals
Jewelers
Texas
TSO
S. J. Rogers
N. Joy Rogers
Optometrists
West Texas Avenue
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