Annual Coaching School Opens in San Antonio Amid Demonstrations
In San Antonio, nearly 4,000 demonstrators gathered outside the Texas High School Coaches Association convention venue as registration neared 3,986. The event features lectures by veteran college coaches, including John McKay, and all-star football and basketball games slated for Thursday and Wednesday nights respectively at Alamo Stadium and Trinity University. Several Brazosport and Sweeny players, including Jay Cormier and Larity Chamber, are among the star-studded South team awaiting their college opportunities. The two-hour Balfour Hall of Fame luncheon highlighted social events, while tickets for the Thursday game were available at the district office. The season opener looms as coaches brace for a tiring yet pivotal week.
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Hawks Win Latin State Softball Crown in Weekend Run
Baytown Hawks swept five consecutive games to win the Latin American State Softball Tournament. Key performances came from Julio Martinez and Art Rincon on Friday, Richard Lopez and Mike Munoz on Saturday, and Richard Rodriguez earning two wins including the final, with Jaime Acosta and Richard Lopez earning all tournament spots and Rodriguez MVP.
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Hazelwood DeCell Team Wins Tourney at Goose Creek
Hazelwood DeCell trio led by Gene Hazelwood and Jack DeCell fired a net 57 to win the Guys and Dolls golf tournament at Goose Creek Country Club. A close runner up was the Lois Martin Frank Thompson Knox Beavers group by one stroke. The club championship runs through August with signups due August 2 and matches starting August 5.
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Marti Ties In Minnesota Golf Classic Finish
Fred Marti finished in a seven way tie at 299 in the Minnesota Golf Classic. Lou Graham Iron Nashville won the $20,000 first prize with a two under 286 total. Marti and the six others shared $431 each for their play.
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Belinsky After 7th Straight Monday- Astros Crush Mets Twice
Fred Hartman reports Houston’s 6 5 win over New York in the opener as Ron Davis delivers a bases loaded double. Jim Wynn drives six RBIs in the nightcap, looms with 27 homers and 83 RBIs, while Astros chase a higher finish as Wynn and Belinsky prepare for the next tests.
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Methodist Hospital
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Roman Mesias
Colt Stadium
Walt Bond
Rusty Staub
Tommy Davis
Jack Fisl
Bo Belinsky
Dennis Bennett
Don Wilson
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Baytown Optimist Junior Teen Tourney Opens Monday
Baytown Sun reports the Optimist Junior Teen tournament starts Monday at Robert E. Diamond with eight teams in double elimination. Baytown has three entries including Giants, Pasadena sends three teams, plus La Porte and Deer Park.
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