Recreation Figures Drop Over Fourth
Last week's Fourth of July holiday plus the mid summer dip reduced participation in Goose Creek Baytown recreation. Fifth week totals show 7,642 in playgrounds and 1,152 in swimming with Junior Olympics and tennis near prior levels. Total program participation reached 70,743 to date.
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Jay Bollinger
Roseland Park Pool
REL Pool
Carver
Harlem
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Horace Mann
Highlands
Rel
Travis
Burnett
DeZavala
San Jacinto
Lamar
Ashbel Smith
Alamo
Austin
Tte
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District
All Star Game No 30 Set For Candlestick Park
American League manager Paul Richards vows to win, naming Whit Ford to start and aiming to use as many All Stars as possible. Danny Murtaugh of the National League emphasizes winning but will rest some players, with Eddie Matthews potentially out and Ken Boyer or other infielders considered. The game opens in San Francisco with a 42,000 plus crowd expected. a second All-Star game is slated for Boston.
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San Francisco
Boston
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Ameron
Nationals
Candlestick Park
Danny Murtaugh
Richards
Murtaugh
Eddie Matthews
Milwaukee
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Matthews
Daryl Spencer
Los Angeles
Whitey Ford
New York Yankee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Bob Purrin
Dankey
Cincinnati
Elroy
Pittsburgh
Boyer
Ready for Game July 31 Showdown Between Leagues
The article describes an AL lineup led by Johnny Temple and Mickey Mantle planning revenge against the NL, with Murtaugh endorsing a balanced approach. Richards favors his star-studded AL roster including Maris and Mantle, while Murtaugh lists a mixed lineup of Wills, Mays, Cepeda, and Burgess. Left handed power is noted as a factor, with Murtaugh claiming no clear advantage for the AL despite Mantle and Maris.
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Murtaugh
Maury Wills
Matthews
Boyer
Willie Mays
Orlando De-White
Frank Bolling
Smoky Burgess
Mante
Maris
Mays
Cepeda
Clemente
Trick Shots Pay Off Ezar Gains British Golf Lead
Joe Ezar. the Miami based trick shot specialist, shot a 70 at the British Open first qualifying round to lead the American contingent and sit ahead of Arnold Palmer and Gary Player on the 6,603 yard hillside course. Ezar’s unorthodox flair and relaxed style drew fans as he enters the Tuesday second qualifying day. The field narrows toward the Wednesday to Friday playoff stages.
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Birkdale
England
Joe Ezar
Arnold Palmer
Joe
Palmer
Ezar
Miami
Gary Player
South Africa
Iously
Cedar Bayou Sports Day On Tap Thursday
Sports Day, a feature of the summer recreation program, is set for Thursday at Cedar Bayou. The event starts after a 9 am meeting of officials and is open to all participants 14 and older, with 15 centers each entering one person per event. two entries per person allowed. Winners receive medals and ribbons, with silver for first, bronze for second, and a ribbon for third. Officials cover events from football kick to croquet, and centers close Thursday morning then reopen at 2 pm.
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Cedar Bayou
Jay Bollinger
Uralu
Arded
Individua
Buddy Cross
Barry Nettles
Bob Bradford
Don Perry
Basketeball
Woodly Walker
Gilbert Lumpkin
Bob Hawking
Judy Wan‘yer
O. M. Boswell
Thorseshoes
Leon Higginbotham
Noah Smith
Connie Plagens
Paula Hodge
Jerri Jackson
Maude Ford
Bollinger
Six Baytonians Hopeful Of Texas Tennis Rank
Six Baytonians two reigning champions seek spots in Texas tennis rankings to be released early next year. Notables include Bill Marshall and Sherwood Stewart, with Paul Wilkins possibly joining. The Marshalls won the state title in Houston with Karl Kamrath Sr. and Karl Kamrath Jr. as finalists. Others like John Drouilhet, Marshall Schubert, Gwen Bussa, and Darrell Fullick also seek ranking along with multiple Baytonians competing in various age divisions and senior events. Wilkins, a summer program instructor, has led groups to open tournaments in Dallas, Waco, Victoria, and Crockett.
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Beep
Bill Marshall
Sherwood Stewart
Paul Wilkins
Marshall
Texas
Houston
Bratinz Karl Kamrath Sr
Karl
McCleary
Stewart
Wilkins
John Drouilhet
Marshall Schubert
Gwen Bussa
Darrell Fullick
Browshet
Schubert
Fullick
Miss Bussa
Manton Stewart
Jack Halter
Jim Stanley
Tug Wilson retires as Big Ten commissioner after 16 years
CHICAGO AP Tug Wilson officially retires as Western Conference Commissioner, succeeded by Bill Reed. Wilson will advise for a year and remain active as president of the United States Olympic Committee, citing pride in Big Ten performance under his tenure and plans for Tokyo 1964 training.
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Chicago
Tug Wilson
Big Ten
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Bill Reed
Wilson
Reed
Michigan
John L. Griffith
Athens
International Olympic Committee
Innsbruck
Austria
Tokyo
Baseball Standings and Monays Results Summary
American Association results show Louisville routing Instanta while Houston and Omaha split pair with Denver. Texas League standings list Amarillo, Tulsa and San Antonio near top with multiple day games and schedule notes for Tuesday.
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American Association
Instanta
Houston
Omana
Denver
Dellerent
Louisville
Dallas-Fr. Worth
ASSOE
Omaha
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mongay
Amarllo
Veracruza
San Antonio
Puebla
Monterrey
Ardmore
Austin
Mexico City Reds
Victoria
Para Rica
Mexico City Tigers
Tulsa
Amarillo
Pora Rica
Veracruz
Mexico City
Tigers
Bantam Loop All Star Game Set At Little League Park
The Lamar Bantam League will hold its all star game at 6 pm Thursday at the Little League park on Lee Drive. Teams draw from Sandcrabs Yankees Falcons and Roughnecks with pregame ceremonies honoring sponsors and trophy presentation.
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Little League Park
Lee Drive
Yankees
Falcons
Roughnecks
Champi
Omaha Pitcher Shuts Out Buffs 5-0 in Houston
Houston ace Mudrock allowed seven hits but backed by timely Omaha mistakes, the Buffs were blanked 5-0. Chittum worked 10 innings without a decision, then shut out the Bulls Monday as Omaha used seven hits to score three in the third and two in the sixth. Bud Zipfel and Drake led Buffs with two hits each.
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Omaha
Dodger
Jand
Dave Gerjer
Buffs Monarch
Buffs
Bordon Nels Chittum
Massa
Houston
Ries
Mudrock
Gerard
Campbell
Chittum
Friel
Chithim
LP Mudrock
Louisville Coal
Obels
Louisville
Bulls
Noborly
Sam Drake
Jim McAnany
Chitham
Drake
Jim Campbell
McAnany
Bud Zipfel
Fingle
Zipfel
Hank Mitchell
Phil Mirdrock
U S Tracksters Train In Moscow For AAU Meet
The United States track team of 31 men and 17 women prepared in Moscow for the AAU meet against the Soviet Union after a long trip from New York. Delays included a London stop due to an air show and a missing navigator on takeoff.
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Moscow
Allports
York
United States
U.S
Dan Ferris
Soviet Union
Lumbo Jim Elliott
New York
London
Russia
Gabriel Korabkov
Downes and Pender Vie For World Middleweight Crown
London AP report notes Terry Downes the underdog against Paul Pender in Wembley Indoor Stadium bout. Pender, 31, is a 7-4 favorite in his fourth defense of the 160-pound title. Downes seeks upset after receiving a buoyant tip from Johnny Buckley of Boston urging a close fight on the ropes. Pender has won 14 straight bouts, gaining recognition across New England and Europe as middleweight king.
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London
Terry Downes
Paul Pender
Wembley Indoor Stadium
Terry
Downes
Johnny Buckley
Boston
Pender
Buckley
Britain
Brooklin
Mass
Massachusetts
New York
Europe
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Yanks
Roger Maris
Tony Kubek
Norm Cash
Zobn
Rocky Colague Tigers
Johnny Temple
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Ole Tug Wilson
Chris Caralson
Ronnie Compton
Donnie Muennik
Floyd Crocker
John O'Neal
Charlie Webber
Harry Cox
Mike Repp
Sandcrabs
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Randy Kimmey
Dudley Perkins
Joy Pat Welly
Walter
Donald Ray Derrett
Leroy Montgomery
Garry Kimmey
Ed Ferguson
Jackie Derrett
Jimmie Lieber
Bud Dean
Kurt Pullen
Travis Pike
Gary Richards
David Rose
al Dyer
Ed Bull
Robert Nelson
Bryan Carter
Robert Bullard
Mike McClendon
Scott Armstrong
Roy Montgomery
Jerry Frasier
AL Boguf
Housatan
Sun
Mor. Tarr
Ramada Inn
Bhownton
American Distributors Control, Inc
Blanks Buffs
Eee
Black
EL Yexan Decker
Sterling
Mayflower
Frank Watson
Central Press
E. J. Holub
Texas Tech
Eric
Otto Graham
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Mudcat
Central
John M. Kilsere
Richard Manville
Westport
Conn
Bill Farden
Fishing & Sunting News
Spokane
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Jonathan Meigs
Chestnut Hill
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Mexico
Eves
Frerrick W. Machon
Niles
Califonna
Latin America
Burt Hoffman
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Martin H. Stolley
Clinton
Iowa
Randolph H. Carter
Warrenton
Virginia
Pant C. Hosfeldt
Porterville
California
Harold Hedger
Loveland
Colo
George F. Mortis
U. S. Coast Guard
Ipswich
American Motors
William J. Heath
Oklahoma
Loren M. Wood
Wood & Anderson
St. Louis
Charlotte Marsteller
Uniontown
Penna
Pearl Harbor
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