Baytown golfers in House Championship Flight opener
Stings, Beaumont Kelley, Cameron carry Baytown colors in the first round of match play in the championship flight of the thirty second annual House. In Chicago, Feb. 15, talent scout Wid Matthews was hired by Philip K. Wrigley to run player personnel for the Cubs. Matthews will have final say on moves to strengthen the team, with Wrigley and Frisch sharing decisions in crucial cases.
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Milton Kelley
Jack Cameron
Baytown
Chicago
Wid Matthews
Branch Hickey
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Matthews
Cherie Grimmes
Wrigley
Frank Frisch
Frisch
Jimmy Gallagher
Jack Sheehan
David
Spec) Goldman
Goldman
Texas
Cameron
Fred Mosley
San Antonio
Mossey
A. R. Mullis
Jack Boone
Beavers Nettles Climb In District 12-AA Scoring Race
Beavers and Nettles finished third and fourth in the District 12-AA individual scoring race with Beavers at 144 points over 10 conference games and Nettles at 127. Paul McGowen led with 155 points, while Ball High's Tomie Ward totaled 149. Ball's Ward rose to No 2 with 149 points. Nettles and Beavers are seniors at Robert E. Lee. Pasadena’s McGowen will return next season with the Eagles. Scoring in the district rose this year versus last season.
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Lee
Popeye Beavers
Barry Nettles
Beavers
Nettles
Tall Gander
Robert EB. Lee
Pasadena
Paul McGowen
Ball High
McGowan
Eagles
Ball
Tomie
Ward
Tom Stolhhandske
District 12-AA Standings Teem as Texas City Wins
Texas City Stingarees clinch the district title with a 56 52 victory over Robert E Lee Ganders. Pasadena Galena Park move into a second place tie at five wins five losses after other district results. Beavers tops Ganders with 15 points while Wettles leads Ganders with 16. Keith King officiates as N Salivo reports.
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Robert BE. Lee
Texas City
Byard Sooy
KREL
L. H McIntire Construction Copany
Ganders
Stings
Lee
Bob King
Popeye Beavers
Beavers
Barry Wettles
Jackie Poage
Wettles
Bubba Choate
Pasadena
Galveston
Paul MceGowan
Eagles
Joe Walker
Galena Park
Freeport
Walker
Charles Lassiter
Richard Floyd
Ball
Acree
Smyril
Brown
L. Dupree
Fred C. Dupree
Duhan
O'Connor
Roberts
Wovosad
Nettles
Poage
Choate
Page
Wright
Baytown
Nick Salivo
Acres
Dallas Abilene One Two Favorites in Golden Gloves
Dallas and Abilene were the one two favorites to win the state Golden Gloves team titles as 21 district hopefuls began 26 opening bouts at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. Dallas, with five North Texas State entries, seeks its fifth straight team title after sharing it last year with San Antonio and Houston as strong contenders. Individual favorites span Pat Riley and Morales in flyweight, Morales and Dickie Cole in bantam, and Billy Dickerson with Wilbur French in featherweight, plus Johnny OGlee in lightweight and Bill Burkhart in welterweight, among others. defending champ Jim Hoff is a factor in heavyweight with Adams and Eagleton ranking high for Abilene and Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Abilene
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
North Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Hardin-Simmons University
Pat Riley
Fred Morales
Hardin-Simmons
Morales
Dickie Cole
Billy Dickerson
Brownwood
Rmn
Wilbur French
Abi- Tene
Johnny O’glee
Bill
Burkhart
Jackie Gunter
Wally Willard
Johanny Willingham
Red Worley
San Angelo
Worley
Jim Hoff
Tom Adams
Andy Eagleton
Boston College Reinstated by NCAA After Sanity Code Compliance
Boston College cleared of sanity code violations by NCAA. Tufts law professor Clarence P. Houston announced BC is no longer in violation and eligible for NCAA competition. NCAA President Hugh C. Willett anticipated announcements clearing Virginia and other schools soon.
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Mass
Boston College
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Clarence P. Houston
Tufts College
NCAA
Los Angeles
Hugh C. Willett
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military
Villanova
Maryland
Citadel
Willett
Secon
Houston
William S. Kelleher
S. J
Weekly Card Party Set for Thursday at Baytown Clubhouse
Pro-Manager Kyle Alford announced the regular weekly card party will start at 7 30 pm Thursday at the Baytown Country Club. He also reported that the Blind Bogey Tournament remains in progress.
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Reguilar
Baytown Country Club
Kyle Alford
Mann Beats Jackson In District Basketball Opener
Horace Mann Junior High overwhelmed Jackson Junior High of Pasadena 65 to 16 in the district series opener. Coach Slick Ellis’ team led 36 to 6 at halftime and emptied the bench in the second half as subs shined. Jackie Burwick led scoring with 4 points and Ken Daw added 14 while W R Mize scored eight. If Mann wins Thursday at Pasadena High, the title is likely. a third game would be decided by a coin toss SatU day if needed.
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Horace Mann
Jackson Junior High
Pasadena
Slick Ellis
Elis
Mann
Bbe
Jackie Burwick
Jackson
Ken Daw
Maan
Bilis
W. R. Mize
Rod And Gun Anglers Report Deep Sea Catch From Held Banks
Highlands anglers led by Radio Bill Itherton fished the Held Banks aboard the Cavalier from Galveston and returned with 72 yed snapper averaging about two pounds and seven Warsaw from 75 to 148 pounds. Frank Sprout, a First Lieutenant back from Japan, visited Highlands lake and discussed local fishing while en route to Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Other notes include Petty losing most bass at the reservoir, the writer’s 14 bass on a popping bug, and a homemade worm catching gadget tested by Jimmie Day and Luther Les.
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KL Fregia
Warren Spivy
Albert Franta
Jim Collins
Douglas Holec
Edgar Briggs
Radio Bill Itherton
Galveston
Warsaw
Radio Bill
Robinson
Highlands Lake
Frank Sprout
Frank
Japan
Sprout
Rosemary Lee Perry
Army Nurse Corp
John M. Kilgore
Baytown
Korea
U.S
Petty
Elon. Adams
A. BP
Whitey
Bond
Hightends
Bord
Gilberts Corners
Lynchburg Road
Jimmie Day
The
Sun
Day
Luther T. Les
Lea
Fishermen chase trout and bass in rough weather
K L Fregie reports a Ray's plane trip for trout and red fishing with poor results due to muddy water and weather though the excursion was enjoyable. In a separate Saturday outing B J Curry H I Gray and A T Robertson fished amid storms with Curry landing a five pound bass and Gray four pounds while Robertson rode along.
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Ray
B. J. Curry
H. I. Gray
A. T. Robertson
Curry
Gray
Robertson
Grey
Next Three Games Test Bradley Upcoming Schedule
Bradley faces a tough trio of Missouri Valley foes over the next week beginning with Wichita State. The Braves, riding a 22 3 record, aim to improve NCAA berth prospects with games at Wichita State on Saturday and at St Louis next Monday followed by Oklahoma A and M at home.
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New York
Bealey
Peoria -Tllinois
Bess
Missouri Valley
Wichita Seurday
St. Louis
Oklahoma
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Jim Nelson
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