Fishing Contest Closes Sunday Amid Fast Closing Action
The sixth annual Trinity Bay fishing contest sponsored by the Bayshore Rat, Reef and Gun Club ends at noon Sunday. Top catches include L A Drewery’s six pound four ounce speckled trout and J T Webb’s forty pound nine ounce redfish. Junior categories feature Mark Mitchell and Daryl Tcheil among leaders as entries flood in for prizes at a Friday to Sunday event at Baytown near Cedar Bayou.
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Bayshore Rat, Reef and Gun Club
C. W. Plato's Corner
Baytown
W. B. (Blumer) Thompson
Cedar Bayou
L. A. Drewery
W. Jack
Drewery
James A. Brady
Beaumont
S. B. Machala
Crosby
J. T. Webb
Fred R. Jennings
Jennings
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Eugene Prinzel
Ervin Prinzel
Vance McBride
Sen Iory
Charles Thrash
Hazel Alexander
Ernie Baugh
J. R. Ricketson
Croaker
K. J. Earthman
Chris McClellam
Mike Young
Kenneth Vrana
Jerry Gregory
Andy Seamans
Mark Mitchell
Daryl Ttcheil
Wesley Waldrop
Angels Win Streak Lifts AL Lead as Yankees Rally
Los Angeles Angels extended their seven game surge by beating Detroit 4 2 on Steve Bilko’s eighth inning homer and Earl Averill added a ninth inning shot. The win moved Detroit to second while New York topped Boston 14 3 as Ken McBride earned his third straight win for the Yankees.
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Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Roger Maris
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Bud Daley
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Ray Herbert
Barry Latina
Joe McClain
Senators
Pedro Ramos
Laver Wins Wimbledon Title as McKinley Falls Short
Australian Rod Laver defeated Chuck McKinley in straight sets to claim the Wimbledon men’s singles crown, ending McKinley’s bid after a gallant effort. Laver, a lefty defying recent rivals, dominated center court as crowds cheered the champion.
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Dove Season Set Quail Postponed in Texas
AUSTIN AP The Game and Fish Commission fixed the Texas mourning dove season from September 1 to October 30 in the North Zone and October 1 to December 5 in the South Zone. The white wing season opens September 1. No bag limits were set.
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St Paul Open golf tourney leads with Cipit pace
Buster Cipit of Fort Smith Arkansas surged into the third round of the 30 000 dollar St Paul Open golf tournament as tight scores followed him. Howard Dodgen and other contenders trailed by a stroke and stays circulated about Open field.
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Jim Campbell
Gordon Masses
Campbell
Larry
Griffin
Nelson
Donnelly
Massa
Bree Iden
Spell
Hunter
Churn
Smith
Giants Trail By 8 in Loss to Dodgers and Reds Surge
The Cincinnati Reds extended their eight game winning streak with relief help and a homer by Freese. The Reds swept a twin bill at Los Angeles, beating the Dodgers 11-7 and 4-1 as Stan Williams took the loss in the opener. Johnny Keane’s Cards pulled ahead, while the Giants fell further behind in the pennant chase after St Louis beat them.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
Ernie Cubs
Philadelphia
Banks
Chris Short
New York Yankees
Giants Take Cubs in 10-0 Junior League Shutout
Giants extended their lead by routing the Cubs 10-0 in Friday play. Jerry Johnson earned the win with eight strikeouts and three walks, while David McCormick took the loss. Giants improve to 7-1-0. Cubs drop to last place as Dodgers and White Sox linger nearby.
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White Sox
Jerry Johnson
David McCormick
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Doug Conway
Pirates reach II finals with 3-0 win over Lions
Central League Pirates shutout South League Lions 3-0 on four late runs aided by Lions fielding errors. Tom Hooker and Pat Berry combined for the pitching win, while Johnny Albright held the Pirates to three hits. Saturday schedule features Dodgers vs Indians and Oilers vs Lions with winners advancing to Monday and the final Tuesday.
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Indians
Ward Red Park
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Tom Hooker
Pat Berry
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Hooker
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Jost
Pat Sorry
Scott Liggett
Roy Hamilton
Pam
Dodger
Oiler
Hunting Dogs Stay Legal in East Texas Counties
In Austin, the Game and Fish Commission rejected a proposal to ban hunting deer with dogs statewide. The present rule allows dogs in Hardin, Jasper, Liberty, Newton, Orange, Polk and Tyler counties, despite opposition claiming it undermines trust in game laws. Representative Sam Collins Newton supported continued use of deer dogs.
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Lgoven
Texas
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Jasper
Liberty
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Polk
Tyler
Almy
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Track Team Off To Meet Amid Threats Of Probe
The AAU track team heads to Moscow for meets in West Germany England and Poland amid calls for congressional inquiry into funding. Sen. Clair Engle accuses government support of aiding propaganda. AAU official Jim Simms defends funding as repayment for state department money. Nine athletes declined trips. list includes Parry O'Brien Dallas Long Hal Connolly Otis Davis and others. The party totals 41 men with 10 already in Europe plus coaches managers and staff.
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al Ocrter
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al Hall
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Pinky Soher
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Holley Wells Rolls 710 At Bay Lanes
Holley Wells opened with 236 and 259 in a Thursday league at Bay Lanes to post a 710 series, the first 700 game achieved at the alley. The performance stands as a standout sum for Wells in the Independent Heights event.
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Bay Lanes
Wells
Baytown Junior Olympians Take Seven Top Finishes
Baytown Junior Olympians won seven podium spots last week including three first places by Don Parkhurst and Phyllis Neidigh. Parkhurst clocked 10.2 in the 100 and 22.2 in the 220, with Neidigh throwing 122 feet in softball. Runners-up included Helen Roodell in the 50 yard hurdles, and Odom and Roodell claiming fifths with times and distances noted. Other competitors listed among the field.
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Don Parkhurst
Phyllis Neidigh
Miss Neidigh
Parkhurst
Helen Roodell
Lee Ca Pat Pest
Bill Elliott
Kenneth Odom
Miss Roodell
Odom
Kem Pest
Wilford Odom
Dwight Denison
Jim Stuart
Kenneth Mangum
Gary Balderack
David Mangum
Joe Bounds
John Bounds
Bobby Bounds
Billy Bounds
Connie Cook
Diana Boodell
Ray Watson
Tee Time Etiquette Rules for Goose Creek Golf Course
Early golf etiquette guidance explains slow play, letting faster groups through, avoiding carts in bunkers, not placing bags on greens, repairing ball marks and footprints, and careful approach near cups. Notices urge observing rules to prevent delays and preserve course conditions for all players.
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Tehermen
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