Oilers Hope to Avenge Victoria Losses in Weekend Series
Baytown Oilers aim to rebound after three straight defeats to Victoria Rosebuds as they host the Houston Post Office team at 8 p.m. Thursday then face Sinton and Linton in upcoming games. Rosebuds feature ex professionals Red Boram and Dandy Dick Mulligan. Oilers manager Berry cites missing regulars and shared mental errors as key factors. He urges local support to keep Baytown baseball alive.
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Victoria Rosebuds
Baytown
Oilers
Houston Post Office
Victoria
Rosebuds
Red Boram
Dick” Mulligan
Rosebud
Mr. Berry
Linton
Holiday fishermen haul 280 speckled trout from Dow's Reef
Anglers escaped gusty, murky waters to bring in a bumper three day haul near Bayview Camp. Dee Womack led with 26 specks, Harold McCarthy and Dennis Ellis added over two pounds each, and George Daniels landed a five pound trout. Live bait is now available along Tri-Cities Beach road.
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Dow
Earl Barnett
Bayview
Dee Womack
Harolld
McCarthy
Dennis Ellis
Mr. Thomas
la Porte
George Daniels
F. McNutt
Baytown All Stars Face Hoffman Enagles In Houston Clash
Baytown All-Stars travel to Houston Thursday for a Houston Teen-Age Baseball League game at Monte Beach Park. They sit in second place, half a game behind the 5-0-1 first-place club. Friday ranks feature a Baytown clash with the Oilers. Vern Quinn is expected to start. Trabert and Patty win Baastad tennis round two as they prepare to meet Sven Davidson Thursday.
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Baytown
Oilers
Sinton Nine
Les Martinson
TCU
Sinton
Jimmy Mayfield
Little Charlie Quick
Texas
Texas A and M
Berry
Baytown All-Stars
Houston
Hoffman Enagles
Monte Beach Park
All-Stars
Landlotters
Vern Quinn
Trabert
Patty
Baastad
Sweden
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Sven Davidson
U. S
Baytown Youth Baseball Poised to Rise in Summer Play
The Baytown area hosts about 400 local youth players across Recreation Council baseball, Little League, junior leagues, and Mont Belvieu Baseball. Budding stars progress from Little Leagues to high school ball, with fall programs and church leagues fueling continued growth and anticipation.
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Baytown
Recreation Council
Lassies
No Action Taken On All-Star Game
Baytown Little league All-Stars post season plans are unresolved as league secretary John Sylvester says Austin information will arrive late this week or early next. Meanwhile the West League final is unsettled with playoff games Monday featuring the Red Sox versus Indians and the Flankets versus Cuba.
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Baytown
Littleeague All- Stars
John Sylvester
Austin
Red Sox
Indians
Flankets
Cuba
Hullum Throws No-Hitter For Indians In Senior League
Donnie Hullum pitched the first no-hitter of the season at Giler Park as the Indians defeated the Browns 2-0. Hullum drove in both runs with a first inning double and a walk-filled seven innings, while Lewis Davis and the Browns stalled in late innings. The win kept the Indians three games ahead of the Red Sox. Red Sox beat the Yankees 6-5 behind Kenneth Humphreys and Emory Hallman.
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Giler Park
Indians
Browns
Hullum
Lewis Davis
Gary Herrington
J. W. Gammel
Balla
Brown
Hallum
Feader
Indiana
Red Sox
Yankees
Kenneth Humphreys
Eugene Harrison
Arcont
Connerg
Harrison
Bobby Griffin
Emory Hallman
Ed Kubena
Kubena
Sox
Barry Lancaster
von Evans
Hurter
Howvaton
Dallas
Beaumont
Giants
Jeager
Braves
Bill Heaton
Bobby Odom
Oiler Pare
Fred Huey
Yanka
Hallam
Helly McLamore
Chance Hallam
Richard Keene
Browne
Fang
Dodgers
Dallax
Tulsa
Ite
Tigers Triumph in Nightcap 14-4 Victory Over Giants
Dodgers again beat the Cardinals 8-7 in a two game set, with Charles Dodd catching and Tom Dodd pitching until fifth inning. Gordon Jennings relieved with five innings of strong left field hurling, while Barry Smith led the Tigers with three hits and a 10 strikeout performance from winning pitcher.
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Dittman Dodgers
Doders
Cardinals
Dodgers
Harthman Tigers
Harthman
Felton Giants
Dodd
Dodger
Charles Catching
Tom
Gordon Jennings
Dave Alford
Teague
Jimmy Steed
Cation
Vern Olney
Tom Dodd
Durling
Alford
Dorfgars
Tommy
Squeeky) Yates
Tommy Phillips
Timmy Steed
Phillipa
Steed
Jennings
Acore
Moose Beil
Bettterfield
Jerry Walters
Barry Smith
Heotring
Roger Adams
Sylvester
Bubba Mahan
Atx
Joe Huggins Wins Sailboat Runoff At Houston Yacht Club
Joe Huggins wins the Beetle clans regatta runoff at the Houston Yacht Club after a tied finish with Charley Knipe's boat. Huggins' sailboat AFlant-Run leads in a decisive surge, securing the victory.
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Joe Huggins
Hig
Houston Yacht Club
Charley Knipe
Jewe
Bob's Camp Reports Large Trout Catches
Three parties reported big catches at Bob's Camp with teams led by Jane Charley Johnny Puseh and Jimmy Trompeta securing 54 fish while Johnny Stehnk and Robert Stehnk added 45 and 48 crowt respectively.
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Bob
Ban
Jane Charley
Johnny Puseh
Jimmy
Trompeta
Johnny
Robert Stehnk
Bombers and Highlands Face Mystic Clash in County Deputies
The Highlands nine and the Bombers prepare for a decisive Wednesday night showdown at Jaycee Park. After a year of mutual distrust and avoidance, the Junior Deputies of Highlands meet Deputy M. M. Brown's Bombers in a high stakes game, with managers plotting tricks to topple the reigning county deputy champions. Former Baytown Little League players Charles Cauthen and Fred Martin headline Highlands talent, while the rest of the squad remains largely unknown.
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Jaycee Fark
Highlands
M. M. Brown
Highlands Nine
Pat Patterson
Baytown
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