Ganders Headed to Austin for State Baseball Tournament
Baytown’s Ganders, after a 38 game season, travel to Austin for the 4A state tournament opening Wednesday night at House Field. Coached by Don Treuhardt the squad aims to rebound from a late-season dip and rely on pitching, defense, and a resurging offense to upset Lubbock Monterey’s Plainsmen, Waco High, and Lufkin in pursuit of a title.
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Ganders
Austin
Baytown
Cream of Texas
Lubbock Monterrey
Plainsmen
Waco High
Tigers
Luifkin
Panthers
Raytown
Waco
Lubbock
Luwikin
House
Gander
Don Treuhardt
Treuhardt
Gander Field
Trevhardt
Jasper
Bulldogs
Gence
Gander Witters
Monterrey High School
Lufkin
Fort Worth
Carter - River Side
Monterrey
Wichita Falls
el Paso Bel Air
First Week Coming Early Recreation Totals Hit 5300
The Goose Creek CISD and City of Baytown report 15 playgrounds and three pools totaling 5340 participants in the first week of the summer recreation program. Pools at REL, Carver, and Roseland Park registered 274 combined. playgrounds logged 4740+ registrations with Cedar Bayou and Highlands among the top sponsors. Early figures cover mostly registration, with pools having operated only one day.
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Jay Bollinger
Bollinger
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District
Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Carver High School
Roseland Park
Cedar Bayou
Horace Mann
Highlands
REL
Carver
Travis
Zavala
San Jacinto
Lamar
Ashbel Smith
Alamo
Austin
Harlem
Roseland Pool
Teen Age Baseball Opens With Sizzling Start For Dodgers
Junior League action opened with the Dodgers nailing a 10-0 no hit five inning win over the Cubs as David Jones fanned seven in five innings with Tom Pullen and Richard Oliver providing key hits. Senior League saw Eagles and Red Sox combine for 15 free bases against two hits in a wild opener as Jimmy Epperson pitched a four hitter with 11 strikeouts. The Yanks edged Comer Oilers 5-0 at Barbers Hill, George Ferson earning the win amid three Yank runs aided by fourth inning errors. The Upunust league began with ceremonies at AEL park as Barbers Hill hosted the start of a five-team Senior lineup.
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Dodgers
Cubs
Eagles
Red Sox
Baytown
Yanks
Barbers
Jonestruck
Abl Park
George Rincon
Rodney Mabrey
Danny James
Jimmy Epperson
Barbers Hill
New Comer Oilers
Dan Ekwall
George Ferson
Faglen Yanks
Onere Pereeeer
Indiana
Hele
Mk Tis
Red Rox Miki
Thideers
David Jones
Mike Comey
Orvat Overstreet
Rusty Walker
Robert Torn
Phils Roberts Wins First Game
Phils Roberts earned his first 191 victory as the Philadelphia Phillies edged the San Francisco Giants 3-2 in San Francisco. Roberts, after seven defeats, pitched with quiet satisfaction as McCormick also allowed six hits. Manager Gene Mauch noted the team’s rallying win despite limited run support from the offense.
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SAN Francisco
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Giants
Roberts
Phils
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
Mike McCormick
McCormick
Netters Eye Two Tennis Tourneys
Bayviown tennis instructor Paul Wilkins and four Thaytown youths plan to enter the Dallas Open and Crockett Open late this week. The five will play singles in both events with a doubles team of Seha herp and Tremilhet. Wilkins and Bussa will select doubles partners. The group also aims for the Texas Sectional in Houston and a Victoria tournament later this summer.
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Paul Wilkins
Thaytown Younpesters
Marshall Schubert
Darrel Futdick
John Tirouither
Gwen Bussa
Wilkins
Crockett
Sehaherp
Tremilhet
Wilkins Faid Fullick
Miss Bussa
Texas
Houston
Victoria
Dallas-Fort Worth Nips Houston Buffs 5 4 In Hard Fought Game
The Dallas-Fort Worth club edged Houston by five to four on Monday night. The win extended their lead to four games, as the Buffs dropped into third place with a five game stretch highlighted by late rallies and clutch hitting. The Associated Press report notes strong performances from key players and a tense finish that kept the standings tight in the American loop.
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Louisville Colonels
Danse Fort Worth
Ton. BM
Buffs
Pulang Pipe Maars
Caitfin
Colonels
Laas
Yankees Nip Twins Indians Scalp Senators 7 5
Cleveland Indians surge with seven straight wins and strong bullpen. Latman, Funk and Latman combined for support as Cleveland ties Detroit for first in the AL race. Roland Sheldon pitched his first complete game, driving in two runs with a fifth inning single. Johnny Romano extends hit streak to 20 games while Baumann shuts out Detroit for the White Sox.
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Jim Coates
Heliet
Luis Arroyo
Roland Sheldon
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Climber
Los Angeles Dovers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Indians
Johnny Antonelli
Bobby Locke
Washington
John Gabler
Latman
Tribe
Cleveland
Jimmy Piersal
Johnny Romano
Baumann
White Sow
Detroit
Phil Reean
Sox
Jim Landis
Sherma Larkir
Yankees
Twins
Hene-Nan
Johnny ‘Blanchard
Mickey ‘Mantle
Golf Slumps and Remedies Across Tours
Golfers face slumps with varied cures from mental breaks to course changes and club reshuffles. Players like Hebert, Palmer, and Goalby illustrate diverse strategies, while Black notes golf’s unique solo pressure and frequent tournament load.
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Hebert
Jack Burke
Black
Bob Goalby
Coral Cables
St. Petersburg
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Fle J
Blavs
Seven pros and one amateur qualify for National Open in Detroit
Donte wary leads seven professional golfers and one amateur as they qualify for the National Open to be played June 16-17 in Detroit. At the Dallas Athlete Club Country Club, the field of 36 tied for eight Berths, setting a course record of 6 under par for 6 holes. Billy Maxwell of Dallas finished third among qualifiers, with others such as Ducky Capiz and Tomeneview also noted.
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Dallas
Donte Wary
Detroit
Dallas Athlete Club Country Club
Damiaryta
Ducky Capiz
Tloneview
Tex
Billy Maxwell
Tra
Texas Wins First NCAA Play Offs In Austin
Texas defeats Arizona to take a 1-0 lead in the NCAA playoff series as Callaway dominates the mound with 14 straight retired batters. Longhorns rely on strong defense and timely hitting including doubles and a key run in the seventh. Arizona pitcher Gus Zeller worked nine innings, allowing 12 hits while issuing four walks.
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Austin
APH
Texas
Ari Callaway
NCAA
Clark Field
Jackson
Callaway
Bobby Callaway
Sinee Longtorns
Jhaseeia Phillipas
Arizona
Lew Brazelton
Chak
Knutsen
Kbes
Pat Ragby
Gus Zeller Wents
Chae Shoemaker
Brit Baracough
Toe Skusair Skaiszir
Fl Jackson
Dan Bales
Barraclough
Ofth
Deer Dates Are Changed In Colorado Deer Season
Information received Monday from Nelson reports the Colorado deer season opening moved from mid October to October 21. Nelson notes many hunters plan vacations around opening dates and says a big game guide notified a Bay town client of the change. The shift affects the western slopes and Rockies regions.
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Colorado
Dim Nelson
Nelson
Baytown
Rockies
Archie Moore Ready For Rinaldi In New York Bout
Arch Moore, 44 despite age claims, says he is prepared for any Giulio Rinaldi style in Saturday’s New York fight. Rinaldi aims to push Moore and stay off his right, while Moore vows domination and signs the 173½ pound limit at Catskill training camp.
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Monticello
N.Y
Archie Moore
Giulio Rinaldi
New York
Archie
Rinaldi
Italy
Giulio
Vhie
Catskill
Moore
Uve
Archie Nowy
Crateford
Snead Seeks U S Open Berth In Qualifying Play
The 150 man field for the U S Open at Oakland Hills includes Sam Snead among 32 professionals and 16 amateurs in the sectional at Detroit Grosse Isle and other sites. Exempt players join 85 qualifiers as sectionals continue for the June 15 17 championship with Arnold Palmer and Gary Player among the top entrants. Don January and Bill Bisdorf set pace among qualifiers at Denver as frigid rounds tally 6 and 135 respectively.
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Don Weiss
Bisdorf
Associated Press
Columbine Country Club
U.S
Samuel Jackson Snead
Frank
Han of
Toledo
Cincinnati
Dave Douglas
Claycrown
Kan
Dallas
Detroit
Grosse Isle Golf and Country Club
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Bakersfield
Caiif
Washington
D.C
New York
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Ken Venturi
Gene Litler
Marty Furgol
Don Whitt
Fred Hawkins
Bill Collins
Bob Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Don January
Bill Bisdorf
Denver
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
Portland
Ore
Dallas A.C
Ted
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Associated Press Sports
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Bob Allen
Chicago White Sox
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Minnesota Twins
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