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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1965
Page
7
Texas extension notes advise fall as ideal for balled and burlapped or container plants. Don't fertilize now. plant depth equals nursery depth. keep ball rests on firm soil. water weekly to 10 days in dry late fall and winter. mulch to conserve moisture. stake trees over four feet. prune late winter to avoid damaging growth.
Karl L. Springer and Charles R. Norris of La Porte and Garl S. Tharp of Baytown were named certified master brokers by the Texas Real Estate Association. The Bay Area Board of Realtors installed them at its annual luncheon as 433 Texas realtors and associates completed the institute courses to earn master broker and master salesman designations. Luke Miller, board president, noted the program aims to raise professional competency through intensive study and instruction from national real estate specialists.
The Army ordnance guided missile school at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville Alabama graduates its largest class in 13 years. The Friday ceremony involves 215 officers and soldiers from the United States Korea China Germany and Italy.
Robert E. Lee Gander basketball suffers 67 to 50 loss to Stephen F. Austin Mustangs. Poor free throw shooting 20 of 48 and 59 total team fouls marked a rough night. Richard Oliver led with 13 points, Bobby Nelson 11, Pat Urchin and Jock Derrett eight each.
Beaumont Next Gander IVs defeated Stephen F. Austin 56 to 47 to stretch their junior varsity win streak to six. Key scorers included Jimmy Savell with 13 points, Ira Thompson 11, Mike Manley 10, and Charles Strauss 9 as REL recovered from an early 11 7 deficit and pulled away after a 27 20 halftime lead. The JV heads to Beaumont next Tuesday seeking number seven on the road.
Crosby, Sp, second day action in the Crosby Basketball Tournament ended with the Buffaloes losing 52 to 23 to Spring in the second round after a Thursday opener win over Waller. Coach Earl Neves lamented poor free throw and field goal shooting as Crosby’s scoring was led by Clifton Loftin Svoboda with 5 points each. Spring’s Bill Friethe led with 16 points, while Bill Humphrey added 10. The event featured consolation bracket action and upcoming semi finals with Crosby set to face Spring again Monday in district play.
Attendance at the 28th New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque reached 367 650 breaking prior marks while the pari mutuel handle for horse racing topped 5 052 926 in one day of betting. Track attendance also set a record at 92 00 percent with 87 000 in 1964. Meanwhile New York announced Safe Boating Week for 1966 from July 3 to 9.
Barbers Hill earned a spot in the Humble Basketball Tournament championship, edging Conroe 46 43 as Keith Ray blocked a late shot and Bill Burns clinched the win with two free throws. Kilgore led BH with 15 points, with Burrs and Jerry Flewellien adding 11 each. The A team final tips off Saturday at 8:30 p.m. against Humble.
The NFL Western race hinges on the final weekend with Green Bay, Baltimore and Chicago separated by one game. A series of possible outcomes could yield a playoff or outright crown for Green Bay or Baltimore, while Chicago, San Francisco, and others eye additional bids and the AFL also wraps regular season play with prime time games.
In Baltimore the 1955 Pimlico Futurity winner Nail etches a legacy as trainer George P Od om’s son Maje Odom had saddled Stimulus to win in 1924. Nail now stands at stud at the Maryland Stallion Station about fifty miles from the victory, tying past and present success. Floyd Little, a 195-pound junior from New Haven, Conn, shines for Syracuse as the Orange’s top ball carrier, receiver and punt returner.
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