Baytown and Galena Park vie for title lead in penultimate week
In this penultimate week Baytown, Galena Park, and Texas City contest the top of the standings as Galena Park seeks to avenge a prior loss to Baytown while Pasadena looms in the chase. Tuesday’s games test the Eagles and Yellow Jackets with a Friday showdown at Galena Park shaping the championship race against the unbeaten Baytown and Texas City. The season’s prior results show Baytown struggling with injuries and lineup changes as Galena Park and Pasadena remain the foremost threats in this tight race.
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Baytown
Texas Ciy
Galena Park
Texas City
Pasadena
Eagles
Yellow Jackets
Ben Bowen
Charles Fuller
Hubert Mayer
Gilbert Ash
Fuller
Tn Pasadena
Eagles Fridaisy
Bastown
Larry Pitre
Pas Na
Cocaptain
Joe Newsome
Jerry’ Goodson
Jay Bollinger
Stingarees
Sings
Brainsport
Galveston
Olive and Kovar Named 1964 Gander Captains
Baytown Ganders select Kelly Olive anderry Kovar as 1964 captains at the annual football banquet. Kirk Mann and Billy Wells win top awards for guts and scholastic achievement. Mann named Kern Award winner for spirit and determination, Wells honored with Jamies Gay Award.
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Olive
Kovar
Gander
Mann
Wells
Kirk Mann
Billy Wells
James Guy
Baytown
Kelly Olive
Ganders
Iherry Kovar
Jamies Gay
J Young
Gay
Pete Sultis
John Adams
Principt
Kudla
James Gay
Paul Bill Kern
Danny DuBose
Tommy Sooy
Gary Lockhart
Sri
Richary Oliver
Spoh
Vli Kirk Mann
Saubert Places Second in Giant Slalom Race
Miss Saubert of Lake Oswego, a 211-year-old Oregon State coed, ties France's Christine Gottschel for second in the women's giant slalom with Marie He of Norway taking gold. The U S has two medals so far as the Games progress amid Soviet dominance.
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Miss Saubert
Oregon State Coed
France
Christine Gottschel
Christine
MarieHe
Jean
Tenn
U.S
Soviet Union
Ted Smits
Associated Press
Innsbruck
Austria
Jean ‘Saubert
Lake
Anyiew
Ore
Knutsen
S Eong
United States
Kauitsen
John Bower
Auburn
Maine
Jim Shea
Jim Page
Lake Placid
N.Y
Ice Stadium
Scotty, Allen
Valentina Stenina
Lidia
Han Pil Haw
North
Korea
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Holland
Regine Heitzer
Petra Burka
Canada
Eero Maentymata
Artic
Finland
Russia
Harald Groenningen
Sixten Jernberg
Sweden
Francois Boulien
Chamonix
Kark Schranz
International Ski Federation
Disappointed Reader Blasts Jan Sun Sports Critique
A letter to the editor denounces a Sun newspaper sports columnist for ridiculing athletes at a school. The writer asserts athletes work hard, urges boosting rather than tearing down teams, and accuses the editor of discouraging both boys and girls across sports. The piece questions editorial fairness and praises constructive support.
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Sun
Jay Ger
Baytown
Parent letter challenges Baytown sports coverage and athlete fairness
A Baytown reader scolds sports coverage by Fred I am for ridiculing and lowering student athletes. He defends two sons in sports and a daughter seeking participation, arguing losing builds character and urging resilience citing William Henry Ogilvie.
Highlands Wins Consolation in Libery Junior High Tourney
Highlands Eagles win consolation trophy with two overtime victories at Liberty Junior High. They beat Sour Lake 35-32 in overtime in the semifinals and defeated Dayton 40-38 in overtime for the title. Cooper Courtney and Burch led scoring with key overtime plays as Highlands finishes 9-12 on the season.
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Liberty
Cooper
Courtney
Burch
Mis
Highlands
Dayton
Humble
iHighlands
Unclear Sports Scores From Sunday and Tuesday Schedule
Fragmentary sports results show St Louis 713 and 107 to 105 wins over Los Angeles and Boston, plus Detroit 112 and 120 for San Francisco and Baltimore. The text lists Cincinnati 179 to 117 over Boston in OT and a Baltimore tie. No full context.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Boston
San Francisco
New Torre
National ‘Basketball, “Association
Associated ‘Press
LK Pet
Philaphia
Laity
New York
San_ Fran
Arsalis Bertin
Delphia
Francisco
Jacobs Beats Demaret In Palm Springs Playoff
Tommy Jacobs defeated Jimmy Demaret on the second hole of a sudden death playoff at Palm Springs after 90 regulation holes finished tied at 353 strokes. Demaret, 53, noted the long road and joked about ages as Jacobs claimed the $50,000 prize.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Jimmy Demaret
Jacobs
Demaret
Tommy
Demarett
Yavobs
Bermuda Dunes
Country Club
Charlie Sifford
Sifford
Doug Sanders
Bob Charles
Bill Casper
Chuck Courtney
Aggies Top SWC as Loop Eyes Finish
Texas A&M led the Southwest Conference race by defeating Rice 74 70 to stay atop the standings. Rice and Baylor tangle, Texas Tech and SMU win, while Texas suffers a loss amid a regionally televised slate. Bennie Lenox of Texas A&M and Kendall Rhine of Rice vie for scoring honors with Lenox at 32 field goals and 19 free throws versus Rhine with 34 field goals and 11 free throws.
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Associated Press
Texas A&m's
Fighting Cadets
Aggies
Rice Owl
Rice
Texas ‘Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Jall
Texas
Texas Tech
Lubbock
SMU
TCU
Arkansas
Baylor
Texas A&m
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas Tcu
Texas Asm
Bennie Lenox
Kendall Rhine
Lenox
Rhine
Six Hall of Fame bids honor two spitter pitchers
Burleigh Grimes Urban Faber along with Heinie Manush and prewar stars John Ward Tim Keefe join the Hall of Fame by the veterans committee. Miller Huggins and others highlighted a class that includes figures from the 19th century and early 20th, with Grimes and Faber noted as active spitball veterans.
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NEW York
Hall of Fame
Burleigh Grimes
Urban
Red Faber
Hall of Fame Veterans’ Committee
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Heinie Manush
John Montgomery Ward
Tim Keffe
Grimes
Faber
Manush
Ward
Boston Braves
Providente
St. Louis
Yanks
Orympean Wepps
Bne
Cooperstown
N.Y
Detroit
1St. Louis
Washington
Lion
Veterans’ Committee
Ironlyn
Plusbursh
Strekers
Keele
Giants
Yankees
Rube Marquard
Stai
Baytown B Team Takes Third In Brazosport Tourney
Freeport splashed Saturday action as Baytown B Team finished third in the Brazosport B Squad basketball tourney. Texas City beat Baytown 38 57 in the semifinal after Baytown toppled Pasadena 32 27 Friday. In the third place game Baytown nipped South Houston 64 49, missing a late upset bid against unbeaten Stingbees.
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Freeport
Baytown
Brazosport
Texas City
Pasadena
Istingbees
South Houston
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Ic Leadership Text National
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Smoke Rise
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Denver
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Hershey
Manfred Schnelldarfer
Germany
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Lidia Skoblikova
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Mr. & C. Walker
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Baytown, Texas
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L. Lee Brasfield
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