Golf events wrap at Goose Creek with mixed formats
Goose Creek Country Club hosts the member guest and women’s events as part of the IG weekend. The men play a 36 hole best ball with handicaps, rounds set for Saturday and Sunday, while the women’s tournament begins Thursday with a shotgun start and a 2 match best ball foursome. Entries open until Tuesday noon with no fee.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Sun
GCCC
Women’s Golf Association
Janie Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Henry Mosesman
Caroline Ferrer
Carole Kohl
Bess Triche
Elizabeth Schiller
Pat Hart
Peg Bradley
Caroline Caughman
Frances Dedman
Doris Ferguson
Sarah Wood
Lois Strawn
Mitzi Stefani
Hughes Club
Hughes
Sgee Ay Sre
Ware
Epps
Charles Brightwell
Jim Parker
W. C. Kelly
Life Saving Course At Roseland Park Pool
Registration for junior and senior life saving instruction at Roseland Park Pool begins Monday at 8 a.m. The Gaytown Parks and Recreation Department sponsors two week sessions, with seniors 15 and older from 8 to 10 a.m. and juniors 11 to 14 from 10 a.m. to noon. Fees are 15 cents for children and 25 cents for teens per day. Instructors are George Dorsey Jean Sumner and Ed Taylor. Former Dallas Cowboys sprinter Bob Hayes had season punt returns average 2.8 yards.
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Roseland Park
Gaytown
George Dorsey
Jean Sumner
Ed Taylor
Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
They Changed Baseball For Babe Says Burt Shotton
In an interview, Burt Shotton recalls managing the Brooklyn Dodgers and argues Babe Ruth prompted major changes in the game. He contrasts Ruth with Ty Cobb, notes how new balls altered play, and reflects on Ruth's global impact including Japan. He credits Judge Landis for restoring integrity after the Black Sox scandal.
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Red Barber
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Robinson
Reese
Roe
Branch
Jackie
Peewee
Preacher
Shotton
Babe Ruth
Py Cobb
Ruth
Babe
Cobo
Cobb
Huth
Japan
Pacific
Oryo
Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
New York
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Black Sox
Boston
Landis
Parting memories of Baytown sports from 1968 season
Gary Shere r bids Baytown farewell and reflects on the 1968 sports year across Baytown area schools. He recalls Rainy November with Pasadena Eagles versus Robert E. Lee Ganders, Rangers comebacks, standout players, and coaches at Ross Sterling, Lee College, Sterling, Barbers Hill, and Barbers Hill. mentions thanks to many coaches, staff, and supporters who contributed to a memorable season.
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Baytown
Pasadena Eagles
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
Lee Drive
Lavoy Darden
Ricky Beal
Steve Welch
Bob Badeaux
Sylvester Brown
Lafayette Spivey
Rebels
Ron Kramer
Kevin Lounsberry
Bill Thompson
Bobby Wright
Gary ‘Wolfshooter
Herrington
Gene Bosse
Jerry Brewer
Bill Groberg
Roy Hutchins
Sterling
Roland Kudla
Oz Hughes
Gilbert Lumpkin
al Dennis
Marvin Guy
Leo Hechler
Mitch Isenberg
Robert Strayhan
Ted Watson
Woody Walker
Jay Bollinger
George Crow
Bill Parrish
Wayne Guest
Roy Bosch
Bill McDowell
Thurman Watson
Tribute For Dan Stallworth Retiremt Party Set In Baytown
Tribute events for Dan Stallworth reach a climax with a dinner and program at the Baytown Civic Center. About 400 former Ganders and fans are expected. Eldon Berry hosts the program at 8 p.m. with Tom Dennis of Port Arthur as guest of honor. Tickets are 3.50 at local banks, Citizens of Texas, Harris County Federal, The Baytown Sun, The Tower, or via committee members.
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Fred Hartman
Dan Stallworth
Eldon Berry
Stallworth
Baytown Civic Center
Berry
Tom Dennis
Port Arthur
Dennis
Cecil Sutphin
Vic Cook
Cotton Hill
Holly McLemore
Bill Laughlin
Tom Stolhandske
Dick Oliver
Port Arthur News
George Walmsley
James W. Ellis
Ellis
Baytown
Harris County Federal
Citizens of Texas Savings
Baytown Sun
C. W. Dube
Sunday Golf Pairings at GCCcC in Morning Sessions
Long list of tee times and player groups for GCCcC Sunday golf, starting 4:30 a.m. with multiple trios and pairs across 1 through 18 tees. Names include Barton Brace, Jerry Wilson, Kim Worden, Bruce Woods, and many others, with late afternoon slot at 1:30 p.m. featuring Ralph Cunningham, Ted Cunningham, and Bill Hartman among crews.
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Barton Brace
Jerry Wilson
Kim Worden
Bruce Woods
Bob Manning
John Steinecker
Beano Baker
Harold Grubbs
Don Lucius
Ed Earle
Byron Kistler
James Hinck
J. L. Patterson
E. D
Carlson
J. W. Ainsworth
Gordon Liltie
J. M. McKinnon
Jack Manning
Dee Weber
Gary Gurley
Recil Bishop
Marty Cohn
A. J. Smith
Ben McCullough
Marsh Roemer
Harry Dunfee
R. Zapak
William Boyer
T. D. O'Brien
W. H. Rhodes
Hank Johnson
Richard Meek
Vic Northcutt
Julian Guffen
Seth Roberton
Bob Watson
Buddy Davis
Phil Colston
Bob Cryer
J. Wad- Adel
Ted Smith
John Webb
Charlie Barton
John Stubbs
Felix Hatchell
Paul Cantell
J. M. Richards
David Conney
W. C. Kelly - Ter
Bob Douglas
Mickey Burke
Ted McCall
Bill Deasy
Bob Stokes
John Calkins
Kelly Elliot
Doc Stokely
Fred O'Hagan
Deen Wood
Gene Hezelwood
Bob Roberts
Don Glidden
Sidney Pinkston
W. D. Broyles
George McCullough
Tom Hhughes
Pirates End Astros Streak In Memorial Day Doubleheader
Pirates rout Houston 9 3 on 17 hits as Oliver stars with four hits and a pivotal triple play. Edwards delivers a ninth inning RBI hit in game two, while Bunning wins in relief. McCormick and Seaver both fail at no hit bids as Mets rally to beat San Francisco 4 3. Other Memorial Day twists include San Diego’s 3 2 win over Montreal, Cincinnati over St Louis 4 3 in 10, Cubs 2 0 over Atlanta, and Phillies 13 5 over Los Angeles.
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Pittsburgh
al Oliver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Portsmouth
Ohio
Oliver
Pirates
Houston
Astros
Johnny Edwards
Jesus Alou
Richie Hebner
Doug Rader
Jim Bunning
Tittle
San Francisco
Dolph Camilli
Larry Shepard
Edwards
Tom Griffin
Bob Moose
Joe Morgan
Matty Alou
Chuck Hortenstein
Jack Billingham
Mike Becht
Associated Press
Mike McCormick
Phil Niekro
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Niekro
Atlanta
Mets
Seaver
McCormick
Ron Swoboda
Giants
San Diego
Montreal
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bill Hands
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Mississippi State names Turnbow offensive line coach
STARKVILLE AP reports Bill Turnbow, assistant at Texas El Paso, was named offensive line coach at Mississippi State University. In Burlington AP says Denis E. Lambert, 39, was named assistant athletic director and varsity ski coach at the University of Vermont.
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Associated Press
Starkville, Miss
Bill Turnbow
University of Texas At
Burlington, Vt
Denis E. Lambert
University of Vermont
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