Stallworth’s enduring influence on Baytown football heritage
Veteran coach Stallworth is credited with shaping Baytown sports culture and producing a lineage of players and leaders across junior high to high school levels. The piece recalls his impact, leadership at Baytown and beyond, and the way his program fostered teamwork and opportunity for young athletes.
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Stallworth
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Dlegihay & Caitels
Dan Stallworth
Pete Sultis
D. W. Stallworth
Payton 18 Spe Clipping in National Championship Round
Gay Brewer sits solo third at 137 after a 70 while Bruce Crampton and Charles Sifford share the lead at 138 in the national championship. First round leader Bunky Henry slips to 139 as Gary Player climbs to 140 and Arnold Palmer faces 142.
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Gay Brewer
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Charles Sifford
Leonard Thompson
Bobby Mitchell
Bunky Henry
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Fred Marti Misses Cut in Canadian Open Golf
Baytown’s Fred Marti missed the cut at Fort Erie Ontario during the Canadian Open. He posted rounds of 73 and 76 for a 149 total, 13 strokes behind co leaders Dave Hill who shot 66 and Lou Graham with 69. Hill praised his improved consistency and iron play as he led the field.
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Ont
Baytown
Fred Marti
Marti
Dave Hill
Lou Graham
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Graham
May Stars In Pirates Doubleheader With Braves
Pirates catcher Milt May played a key role in a two night twinbill against Atlanta, going 7 for 9 in the opener and 2 for 4 in the second game. May also contributed in the Pirates’ 7-3 win against the Astros and is among NL batting leaders.
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Highlands Sportsman's Motorcycle Race Sunday at 1 PM
Highlands Raceway will host a Sportsman's motorcycle race at 1 p m Sunday. Admission is 2 dollars per person with free entry for children under 12.
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Highlands Raceway
Split Dove Season Set for Texas With January Hunts
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved a split dove season for two zones. North zone runs Sept 1 to Oct 14 and Jan 6 to Jan 21, while the south zone runs Sept 23 to Nov 5 and Jan 6 to Jan 21. Bag limits stay 10 daily, 20 in possession.
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Olympic Finn trials see Bennett extend lead with win
Ed Bennett of San Francisco widened his advantage in the Olympic Finn sailing trials at Buzzards Bay by winning the sixth race of seven, as Marion Mass reports. Bennett remains atop the standings with strong consistency ahead of the final race.
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Gibson wins eighth straight as Cardinals top Astros
In St Louis Bob Gibson shook off a rough first inning to win his eighth straight, allowing four hits in a 3 0 victory over Houston. Wynn hit his 13th homer as the Astros struck first, while the Cardinals surged with three runs in the fifth and moved to 15 of 17 wins.
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Luis Melendez
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Matty Alou
Harry Walker
New Twins Boss Quilici Wins Debut with Killebrew Big Hit
Frank Quilici opened as manager and watched Harmon Killebrew launch a decisive 385 foot homer in the seventh to beat the Yankees 3 2. Rod Carew had started the rally with a two out single as Minnesota snapped a four game skid and narrowed the AL West gap.
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Calvin Griffith
Houston Notes and Incomplete Baseball Game Snippet
Fragmentary report mentions Houston with references to players Edwards Torre Jimminns Melender Wyne and Roberts. Includes unclear abbreviations and score symbols, partial box details, and an unresolved event caption.
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Hr—Wyne
Roberts
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