Bowling Score Sheet Highlights Ladies and Men League Scores
Readable excerpts show Nellie Padgett and Judy Rachelle delivering high women scores while Nat Boyett and Warren Dahn led men in multiple leagues. Notable marks include a 198 game and 204 in the 520s, a 629 series in Mourning Glory League, and Margret Young rolling an 858 in First Niters League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
John Long
Nellie Padgett
Judy Rachelle
Memorial Baptist Lense
Judy
D. Ellisor
Helen Porter
Maples
Rochelle
Lawry Milner
Guy's and Dolls
Lea
Jesgélee Velie
Carotene Haséen
Lara Scarborough
Mabel Fitzgerald
Rene Lehde
Nat Boyett
Warren Dahn
Jackie Whitmer
J. B. Turner
Elmer Nichols
J. M. Baber
Willard Irby
Hess
Norman Smith
el McFerren
Gene Garner
Beaty Jr
Houston Contention Clouds Continental League Franchises
Houston factions clash over baseball territorial rights as Continental League chief Branch Rickey warns of expulsion threats to American Association members. Texas League officials and Buffs owners dispute value and mediation moves while discussions hint at Houston or Montreal as relocation options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Continental League Presidenitis
Rickey
Continental
American Assn
Houston Buffs
Russell
Craig Quilinan Jr
Ieader
Houston Sports Agsn
Josiph Ploustar
Rickey Cullinan
Bults
Montreah
Tod
Atlas
Port Worth
Texas League
Mek Bult
George Trautman
von Int
Texas
Baytown Son Bears Face Tough Spring Branch Finale
The Baytown Son Bears challenge Ganders Tuesday in the Spring Branch finale of the first round. The Bears, led by LaMont, Lucas and McAdams, seek a win to halt Ganders ten-game streak as Bollinger maps zone and press defense drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Ganders
Jour
Benavier
South Houston
Jay Bollinger
Bollinger
Bears
David LaMont
Mike Lucas
la Mont
Road
Lucas
Galene Park
Jack Weldon
Robert McAdams
Lyn Hin‘ojosa
Evie Nelson
McAdams
Hinojosa
Nelson
Galveston
Galena Pare
Herman English
Tors
Ollaw Jackets
Garena Park
Braansport
Ships
Texas City
Stirling
Hank Grant
Jetterman
Lansal
Carlton Jones
Ison
Spring Branch
Galvestah
Brazospart
Albuquerque New Sophomore Team joins Class 1 league
The Albuquerque New Sophomore Team was voted into Class 1 Sophomore Baseball, with four team managers named for the 1960 season. Directors approved the change via telephone poll, after Albuquerque left organized baseball when the Class A Western Leagues folded. Midland president Grady Tervey announced the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Fap
Albuquerqe
Carlehid
Artesia
Alepine
Odessa
Tex
Vernon
Tye A I Pirites
AL Krubski
Hohl
George Gennynse Wats
Artesian
San Francisco Giants
Hay
Das Angeles Dodgers
Piekert Sma
Tourney Windup Eagles Take Consolations in Parkers Tourney
Barbers Hill closes the Fourth Annual tournament with a consolations win over High Island as Dugat and Duget power the Eagles to rebound advantage. Hitchcock beats Shepherd to claim the boys title while Friendswood, Deer Park and Anahuac feature in the girls bracket with Ballard pouring in 32 in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Belvieu Hill
Cis
High Island
Parkers
Wiete Tudor
Eagles
Trudee
Douglas Dugat
Barbers Hill
Duget
Lenny Mack
Barbers Hill Girls
Teri Jork
Gwyn Brazel
Darlene Leonart
Poumy Tiltonne Dugat
Rod Purs
Wells Fire
High
Sheron Cianahar
Fitzhenry
Carolyn Presnall
Des
Friendswood
Hughcork
Becky Ballard
Anahiye
Shepherd
Pantherettes
Southwest Texas State and rivals vie for conference lead
The Southwest Texas State Bobcats hold a 40 conference mark as East Texas Suttle Lions fight for second with Howard Payne Lamar Tech and Stephen F. Austin College. Upcoming games include Corpus Christi at Corpus Christi University and Sam Houston vs Texas Wesleyan with Huntsville hosting Sam Houston and other key matchups across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averne Ray
Lone Star
Aelion
Southwest
Texas
Commerce
Ganders Honored At Grid Fete Stight
Ganders celebrate at annual football banquet with Pie Kern award to Billy Hugnall co captain and starting guard. Sylvester receives James Gaywart and Vernot Olney Most Valuable Bucksward for scholastic excellence. Coaches, captains, and district officials attend as Sun Sports editor Jimmie Woods presents awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stight
Billy Hugnall
Ganders
Robert F. Lee
Joly Silvestor
James Gayawht
Vernot Olney
Edwall
Olney Brat
Sim Guts Rok
Rhudli
Sylvester
James Gay
Sun Sports
Jimmie Woods
Steple
the Sun
Don Beaver
Pasadena
George Gentry
Dale Stallworth
Pete Sultis
Top Junior High Clash: Cedar Bayou Bears Versus Red Goshins
The Red Goshins travel to face Cedar Bayou in the week’s top junior high showdown. Cedar Bayou leads the district race with Baytown and Black as key challengers, while Baytown’s Horace Mana game looms as a pivotal factor in a tight standings picture. Casters expect a tightly fought battle as both teams seek momentum before the Baytown Tournament finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Hurst
Sony Spartawrites
Bartow
Woods Marker
Red Goshins
Cedar Bayou Bears
Bayown
Rice
Cedar Bayo
Blackie
Town
Eel
Cedar Bayou
Vin
Baytown
Gosling
Red Gosling
Flint
Bette
Basinwn
Bears
Goslins and Galveston Prep for District Showdowns
The article outlines Goslins from Mann in a district action vs Blocker and Peak presiding toward first place honors in Highlands, with Pearl Nettles' Boars and Galveston contenders aiming to beat Lovents and Demons. It notes Horace Mann, Jimmy Johnson's quint, and Scarlet Byers leading points while Hargraves and Peacock chase behind, as district scores tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Heehee
Worlker
Mann
Highlands
Bastown
Galveston
sBlacker Junior High
Texas
Fry
Setowis
Smeiket Tr
Horace Mann
Blocker
Hovice Mann
Jimmy Johnson
Quint
Brooker
Roger Byers
Stok
Third In Zone Rebels Edge Lee College In 83 67 Win
Lee College suffers errors and cold shooting as San Antonio’s Rangers pull away late. Woodall scores 19 points with 13 rebounds while Hayes adds 3 in final eight minutes. Cas tilla and Voges help maintain lead as Raleigh’s team improves to 2-1 in conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lee College
Antonio Junior College
Lee
Rangers
Alton Laird
Woodall
Mike Hayes
Hayes
Clifford Porter
Robert Voges
Alex Castilla
Ler
Reds
Dly
Height
Paves
Cournes
Rebels
Pater
Charles Myers
Inves
Porter
Ferre Ste
Ninacer
Amee
Venturi Wins Crosby Open In Wet Pebble Beach Finish
Ken Venturi captured the Crosby Open at Pebble Beach amid a pre-storm deluge, finishing with a four under par 28 on the back nine for a five-over 77 total. He earned 4,000 as the pro winner and 3,050 in the pro-am event, with Gene Littler placing second. Venturi targets the Desert Classic at Palm Springs for a $12,000 top prize while skipping the San Diego Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Croshe
Ken Venturi
San Franciscan
Venturi
Palm Springs
San Diego
Crosby
Associated Press
Texas
Jay Aggies
Monterey Bay Cllls
Texas A&m
Aggies
West Coast
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Arkansas
Southern Methodists
Bayo Jer
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Texas Christian Horne Frogs
Lubbock
Julius Boros
Tommy Jacobs
Arcadia
Boros
Jacobs
Porky Oliver
Denver
Don January
Littleton
Cole
Oliver
Littler
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Doris
George Farrell
G. C. Harris
Selty Carlisle
Nadine Pillow
Jess Weibig
Jeanette Jarcobs
Joni Andrews
Hilda Hicks
Udy Becker
Belly Kissinger
Sine Miller
Allie May Staring
Henry Lester
Mary Antonini
Fee Sawford
Dee Cooke
Bob Kalby
Harris
Muriel Boyett
Margaret Tompkins
Jake Weaver
Annie Parler
Jim Carter
Shorty Thorp
Mary Childers
Johnny Martin
Gerry Voad
Gerry Ashwood
Zetty Kissinger
Judy Zerker
Hilda Firks
Frances Gaylord
Olga Ayler
Sue Rodriguez
Flo Mhatley
Pauline Mills
Jean Priginers
George Walls
ED Sveger
3H Sarter
Wilbur Dugal
Wilford Irby
Doris Harris
Lan'l Smith
Bobby Montgomery
Averge
Gayte Moraz
Verage
Esther Gonxlman
Rosemary Riley
Lena Lange
Estelle Fisher
Dorothy Sheffield
Vandal Saunders
Virgie King
Bernice Neiman
Alma Gollien
Joy Warford
Robert
AL. Jones
Thad Felton
FORD
West Texas
Baytown Son Bears
Silent On
Albuquerque
America
Ing
Main 3Ensen Ortve
Shepherd Tiss Warrisburg
Bissonnet
Shan Long Poent RD
Pousalena
Bosterling South Howston
Cattoge Foastown
REL
Vernon Olney
Billy Hudnall
John Sylvester
Hudnall
Viney
Sun
Eagle
Sherry Otter
Phoebe Syer
Varrhnt
Hitch
Mike Cook
Richard Fermidez
Hitchy
Daryl Kellum
Patent Wayne Veyick
Dear Leonard Moe Har
Donald Jones
East Texas
Grid
Eputure
Menich City
AP US
Robert C. Tun
Fest Limited
Emoay
Monica
Ren Ariiele
Ais
Goslins Clash
San Antonians
Bayshore Motors
Federal Savings Association
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association
W. Defer
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