Goose Creek roughs and golf rules stoke course chatter
Baytown and Jasper fight through opening games as golfers debate rough design and drainage fixes at Goose Creek. Lammers wins Ladies flight with 33 net. O Sullivan triples long drives on No 2 as club announces June two-ball handicap tournament for June 10 11.
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Final Tuneup Tilt Ends Win for Ganders Over Jasper
Baytown Ganders edge Jasper 1 0 in a pitchers duel as Rob Oliver holds Jasper to five hits while Sam Masters delivers the decisive infield RBI in the seventh. Walker doubles, Masters plates the winning run as Ganders prep for state tourney opener versus Waco.
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Robert Oliver
Ray Brown
Port Neches
Theyll Share Austin Duty in Tournament Opener
Hluch will pitch in the second game of the tournament, paired with Robert Oliver in Wednesday’s 7 p.m. opener against Waco. Walker will join Oliver for the Austin duty, setting the slate for the matchup and announcing the local team’s starting plans.
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Waco
Bunning Stops Tiger Skid As Giants Tie Race
Detroit's Jim Bunning silenced Minnesota with a four-hitter to halt the Tigers slide and lift them to a 2-1 victory aided by Rocky Colavito and Al Kaline. Los Angeles moved into a near lead in the NL with a 6-2 win over San Francisco aided by a Tommy Davis grand slam in the 10th.
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Twins
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Jack Kralick
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Indians
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Woody
Venus rocket presumed lost after silent solar orbit
MOSCOW RP The Soviet Venus rocket launched February 12 is in silent orbit around the sun and may never be heard from again. It was to pass near Venus between May 19 and 21 and release a reserve antenna. Contact with the rocket was lost after February 27 and is presumed to be unreachable.
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Sam and Demaret Lead Canada Cup Field At Dorado Beach
Sam Snead aged 49 and Jimmy Demaret 51 pace the United States in the ninth Canada Cup at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico with a six stroke team lead over Australia. Snead tops individual scoring at 134 after consecutive 67s while Demaret, replacing Arnold Palmer, shoots 73 70 for a 143 total tying for fifth.
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Galveston Outboard Races At Heards Park Sunday
Baytown boat racers dominate early standings as Clayton Elmer P G Stepleton and Phil Crown hold top spots across eight divisions in the charity race at Heards Park. A water show is scheduled at 12 30 p m with signposted route along 61st Street to the race site.
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Pirates and Orioles win tight Central League clash
Leaders widen the Central spread as three games separate four clubs with six left. Pirates beat White Sox 134 and Orioles down Braves 3-1 to tighten race while Pelicans top Phillies 2-1 and Lions finish Federals 7-4. McDougal allowed seven hits as Phils held scoreless late.
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iBraves
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Phils
Lions
Pat Fenley
Mike Hud
Jost
Hudman
Phillip Ezylinning
Fenley
Danny Wintley
Tom Hooker
George Young
Doe Garcia
Donald Gray
Sox
Jand Garcia
Wathout
James Svreek
Manuel Contreras
Tino Garcia
Bobby Hill
Jerry Acosta
Braves
Justin Kollmeyer
Dean Littlepage
Oroles
Littlepage
Genaro Salinas
Danny Maxwell
South Rate
Phillie
Pelleuta
Spittes
Teries Poney
Danny Mawel
Pullinell
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Larry Cauley
Federalx
Bux
Willam Parker
Richard Newton
Thomas seDonhald
Ray Hamilton
Central Feasue
Prenton Ieee
Gann Pirates
Whighaa
Auiey
George
Lipaga Heaven
Manuel Montreras
Jerry Aronta Srese
Salinas Garcia
Ralimeyer
Janes
Remy Dean Litthepine
Tommy Greer
Ward Road
Barta
Eagles Oilera Va Sparta
Buffs Lose 9-3 Prop to Third
The American Association leaders Louisville and Denver won big on Friday while Houston fell 9-3 to Louisville and Dallas Fort Worth dropped to 1-5 as Omaha and Indianapolis also posted victories. Hank Fish threw a five hitter and Amado Sammel drove in three as Denver piled up 12 hits against Dallas Fort Worth.
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Indianapolis
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Ardmore
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Bowlers Select Office Slate for Baytown Men’s Pool Association
A new slate of officers will take over the Baytown Men’s Bowling Association in August with Benny Moskowitz as president. Clarence Timmins ends an 11 year term, Tad will advise, Trubba Navarre remains secretary, and other incumbents include N. H. Boyett, Buddy Shook, Samy DeShaza, and Jim Carter as directors. New board members are Alvin Derryberry first vice president Skip ours aT second vice president Mo Busty third vice president Vernon Kemp fourth vice president. An amendment to the City Charter seeks a representative from each league on the board of directors, with a vote planned for August.
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Benny Moskowitz
Clarence Timmins
Decded
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Ntsiiers
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N. H. Boyett
Buddy Shook
Samy DeShaza
Jim Carter
Alvin Derryberry
Skip Ours At
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Mo Busty
Vernon Kemp
Finet
Ben Wall
Pew Bead Cats
Teen Age League Opens Summer Schedule Monday
Baytown Optimists start the summer baseball program with senior and two junior league games Monday. Mayor Dud Ward and School Superintendent Gentry to attend first pitches as opening ceremonies begin. Senior Eagles and Red Sox clash at 8 pm, junior league games follow, with REL field hosts Guba Dodgers opener and Oversall Yanks at Barbers HI.
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Dud) Ward
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Rest Is Promised Carry Back Looks For Triple Crown
Carry Back aims for Belmont Stakes and the Triple Crown as trainer Jack Price seeks a rest after the 14 mile race at Belmont Park. The 4 to 5 favorite faces Globemaster, Ambropos e, Bal Musette and nine rivals with a 50,000 crowd expected and Eisenhowers to present the trophy.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Summary
American League standings show Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota Los Angeles Chicago and more with teams close in runs. Friday results feature New York Chicago Boston Baltimore Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Los Angeles Washington Kansas City and others. Today’s games list matchups including Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland New York Chicago Kansas City Washington Baltimore Boston and others with listed pitchers and records.
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