Big Ten Named After Season’s End
Baytown Little League’s Big Ten honors set after 18 game season. East League star Vernon Olney led with 20 hits in 48 at bats. Bar salou tops West with .424 average on 21 hits in 49 at bats. Other leaders include Wolfe .388 and Tobin .357. Kilroe named racing secretary and handicapper at Santa Anita for 202?season.
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Baytown
Dodger
Vernon Olney
Yankee Tray Bargatou
Red Sox
Tommy Cole
George Laird
Barsalou
Cole
Laird
Yankees
Rey Wolfe
Pat Tobin
Sox
Dodgers
Tigers
Cardinal
Olney
Arthur Lindstrom
Jimmy Herring
Doug
Moose) Bell
Gacker
Tammy Phillips
Taird
Wolfe
Tobin
Lindstrom
Herring
Phillips
Hilroe
Arcadia
Calif
Franke
Jimmy Kilroe
New York
Santa Anita
Kilroe
John B. Campbell
Bayshore Yankees Clinch West Title With 29 3 Rout
In a decisive victory the Bayshore Yankees swept the Rotary Cubs in a two game series, winning 29 to 3 as they finished the regular season strong. Roy Wolfe homered and scored six, Dick Bain and Trey Barsalou added two doubles, while Roy Murphee collected three hits. The Cubs were hampered by a lack of experienced pitchers, with 26 walks and six wild pitches. Bob Sheen doubled and Don Page singled for the Cubs, Bio Veselka went 1-for-1, and Page scored on Veselka’s fifth inning run. The Yanks wrap the West flag. the Cardinals take the East.
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Bayshore Yankees
Rotary Cubs
Commerce O'Brien Red Sox
Yankees
Cubs
Pat Higginbotham
Tyke
David Rodriguez
Dick Bain
Yankee
Bain
Trey Barsalou
Roy Wolfe
Roy Murphee
Bob Sheen
Don Page
Bio Veselka
Page
Bryan Stratton
Chuck Saunders
Richard Bain
David Rodrigues
Yanks
Baytown
Cardinals
Indians facing end it all affair in pivotal game tonight
Indians trail Browns by five with five games left in Senior league. Holly MacLemore’s Indians host Richard Keene’s Browns at Oller Park at p.m. Donnie Hullum to start for the Indians. If the Indians win, they move five games ahead with four to play while Don Treuhardt’s Red Sox chase a second place tie with the Browns. Don Walker likely starts for Pete Suilis' Yankees against the Red Sox. Dallas trims Houston as Houston leads the Mid get league by two and a half games. Dodgers beat Giants as first-place tie in Junior league.
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Indians
Browns
Oller Park
Holly MacLemore
Tribe
Richard Keene
Donnie Hullum
Don Treuhardt
Red Sox
Yankees
Ching
Don Walker
Pete Suilis
von Evans
Dallas
Houston
Dodgers
Braves
Giants
Tulsa
Hunter
Gilbert
Chase
McCartney
Olive
Whitted
Gianlys
Woo
Porter
Odom
Schenedeman
Skains
No Word Heard On Baytown All Star Playoffs
W. F. White Baytown Little League president said no word has been received from regional officials about the date or opponents for Baytown II All-Star. He urged parents and players to be patient and watch The Sun sports section for updates as the regional director handles the matter.
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W. F. White
Baytown Little League
Wedesday
White
the Sun
Recreation Council Stages Big Sports Meets At 2 Gym
The Baytown Recreation Council schedules two youths under 15 to compete in singles events at Carver and Horace Mann gyms on Thursday July 48, with a two event limit per participant. Medals awarded in shuffleboard, checkers, horseshoes, table tennis, base running, football punt distance, softball throw distance, free throw shooting, croquet and standing broad jump.
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Baytown
Carver
Horace Mann
Young Cinder Stars Travel To Angleton
Baytown's Junior Olympic track stars have trained for a big meet in Angleton. Coach Beverly Rockhold leads the squad at Memorial Stadium with daily practices to prepare for the Gulf Coast area competition. Baytown Public Schools will furnish a bus for the trip, departing Memorial Stadium at 5:30 PM Thursday.
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Baytown
Angleton
Beverly Rockhold
Memorial Stadium
Angelton
Gulf Coast
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