Baytown Gan fers face austere 1965 prep season ahead
The Gan fers eyes grim 1965 UL-13 C season after a draining campaign. Jay Bollinger and Baytown figures discuss outlooks, with Pasadena Texas City and Brazosport primed for a fierce battle for the championship next year. Sherwood Stewart exits eligibility shifting local tennis expectations.
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Phillies Eye Place In Pennant Race Best Since 1955
Philadelphia Phillies coach Gene Xtacch outlines optimism for 1994 pennant bid after ending a 39-year drought in top division. He cites improved pitching led by Jim Bunning, Del Miller, Art Makeeffey and strong bullpen with Jack Baldschun, Ryne Duren, Johnny Khippstein.
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Oilers Seek Rookie Game With Dallas
Houston Oilers proposed an inter league summer game with rookies from five clubs against the Dallas Cowboys to benefit the United States Olympic Committee. Proceeds would fund athletic programs and a John F Kennedy Memorial Award. Cowboys officials declined comment and will respond to the letter.
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Finley and AL Owners Lock Up Over Athletics Lease
The American League pressed Kansas City owner Charles Finley to sign a lease for the Athletics as spring training nears. A 9-1 vote backed moving the club to Louisville, with Finley alone opposing the shift. He agreed to a Kansas City lease only if for two years, officials demanded four, leaving talks stalemated and the league warning of possible franchise removal. Finley has retained Louis Nizer for a possible lawsuit against the league.
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Baseball Players Golf Meet Opens
Miami Florida AP reports thirty major leaguers join 135 golfers in the 72-hole National Baseball Players Golf Tournament. Defending champ Jim Hearn faces tough opposition as Alvin Dark and 1958 winner Albie Pearson vie for the title in a field led by noted MLB names.
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Busy Baylor Signs Third Laurence Brother for Bears
Baylor announced that Ernie Laurence Jr. class AA all state end from Rockdale will enroll at Baylor as a pre enrollment. His younger brother Barry Holliman, a 6 foot 7 inch 235 pound Rockdale tackle, also agreed to enter Baylor joining the Bears.
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Golf Club Builder Sues PGA Over Palm Beach Gardens Project
Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. AP A growing feud between the Professional Golfers Association and John D. MacArthur a wealthy developer and founder of Palm Beach Gardens heads toward a court decision. MacArthur claims the PGA failed to execute a contract to buy the club noting he built the clubhouse and two 18 hole courses at a cost of millions and seeks PGA action to help sell lots while the PGA says it is ready to take over once building commitments and land title are clear. The dispute arises as 400 golfers planned for the PGA Seniors Tour events and as the PGA moves some winter tournaments away from Palm Beach Gardens due to incomplete courses. MacArthur has blocked a move with a circuit court injunction.
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Major League Baseball Roundup Prep for Spring Camp
Spring training opens with the Houston Colt .45s sending 17 pitchers 5 catchers and nine staff to Cocoa Florida to ready for a March 1 arrival and a March 14 exhibition. Dave Philley named manager of Statesville farm club joining a sixteam system highlighted by Philley’s major league record 24 pinch hits in 1961 and his Paris Texas residence. Durable Dive DeBusschere heads to spring training despite a weak leg after leaving the Pistons to join the White Sox, sidelined by an old injury since November.
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Lamar Tech to host NCAA small college tourney
Lamar Tech announced as host for the NCAA Southwest regional tournament March 6-7 with four teams including Lamar Tech, plus Southeastern and Missouri, as two more clubs are named. Lamar Athletic Director James Wiggins to serve as tournament director.
Redskins Hire Hughes From AFL for Backfield Coach Role
Washington coach Bill McPeak hired Ed Hughes from the AFL to be defensive backfield coach for the Redskins. Hughes previously held the same post with the Denver Broncos and has NFL experience with the Los Angeles Rams and New York Giants, including playing on two Eastern Division titles and a championship team.
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