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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
4
A Bridge column from Newspaper Enterprise Assn recounts a hand where Edna defeats East with a clever ruff and timing. The narrative analyzes bidding, trump play, and a diamond sequence that foils East's defense, illustrating expert tactic and school-of-thought debate on declarer play.
In this bridge problem South holds AIJIS 3 WH 1055 22 e175 after your one heart. The auction shows Pass, Pass, 2 Spades by partner, and you must decide the correct action. The expected answer is Pass.
A fragmented word power puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases. It includes terms like plant, wage, goddess of dawn, and river valley, challenging solvers to fill entries and confirm crossword style word fits. The jumble hints at a broad mix of languages and proper nouns.
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Los Angeles opens a $10 million zoo in Griffith Park with 589 species and a plan for 5,000 animals. On a recent Sunday 26,000 visitors packed the grounds, prompting expansion of the parking lot. Visitors praise the experience, as elephants perform and gorillas respond to crowds, drawing enthusiastic reaction from citizens and animals alike.
The Baytown Sun Inc lists editorial and management staff including Editor and Publisher Bill Hartman General Manager John Wadley Business Manager Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Beulah Mae Jackson Assistant To The Publisher Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett Office Manager and Advertising department roles. It notes second class matter status and publication details at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription and mail rates.
Sterling Rangers prepare for a tough district debut at South Houston against the Frojecs. The team, in its first basketball season, has eight wins and several ineligible junior players cast as a hurdle. Height and rebounding remain issues as they eye potential next year improvements.
The Pasadena Eagles loom as favorites in the North division of 12 3A as Baytown, Deer Park, and Texas City score early wins. Gander leaders Ralph Carter Larry Hart and Jimmy Hull pace a balanced lineup while coach Gena McCarley’s squad eyes a big Friday game that could shape the district race.
The Robert E Lee Ganders and Ross Sterling Rangers open their seasons with a dual meet schedule against district opponents. Ganders travel to Galveston to face Ball High while Rangers meet Brazosport in Freeport. Coach Kramer notes returning lettermen and new talent, with district title hopes and depth as key factors.
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The Southern Illinois Salukis defeated previously unbeaten Louisville 53-50 in Carbondale to hand the Cardinals a rare loss. Illinois's win came after a 27-16 SIU first half lead, with Louisville narrowing to 29-26 at halftime amid a brief postgame disturbance.
Greenies Bears Bucs Eagles vie in 7th and 8th grade games as Horace Mann hosts Cedar Bayou and Highlands welcomes Carver. Rosters list numerous players across teams with upcoming Baytown, Cedar Bayou, Highlands, and Carver games and dates through February.
Fred Marti, Baytown golfer who learned on Humble and moved to Goose Creek, won a second Buick after tying for fourth in the Buick Open with Tony Lima. He received a Riviera Buick for a hole in one in 1964 and will use the car for a year before returning to Baytown with his wife Jett as he plans more tournaments in San Diego.
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