Baytown Tennis Prospects Bright After School Ends
Baytown tennis players will keep competing through summer with city and out of town tournaments. Tommy Roberts, who just left Robert E. Lee High, earned a invite to defend his Tennessee state title. Bob Middleton, now at University of Houston, teaches summer sessions at Robert E. Lee courts as part of the Recreation Council program.
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Baytown
Tommy Roberts
Tennessee
Roberts
Robert E. Lee
Bob Middleton
Ganders
Middleton
University of Houston
Paul Wilkins
Roberty
Don Fuller
Rex Reed
Don Dixon
Dixon
Lee
Paul
Ray Como
Horacé Mann
Leo LaBorde
Texas University
Houaton W
Mangrum Wins Western Open in Sudden-Death Finish
CINCINNATI June 7 Mangrum won his second Western Open in a sudden-death playoff with Ted Kroll after a four-way tie. De Vicenzo led much of the day, but Mangrum birdied the final hole and claimed the $2 400 prize. The 7 000 crowd saw a breezy start with improving weather as Mangrum tied for fourth entering the final round.
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Cincinnat
Lloyd Mangrum
Kenwood Country Club
Mangrum
Ted Krollof
New Hartford
N. C
Bach
U Mangrum
Kroll
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
de Vicenzo
Bob Rosburg
Chicago
Jae Rosburg
Jackie Burke
Kiamesha Lake
Nrs
Ook
Kim Turnesa
Briarcliff
N.Y
Rosburg
Pete Cooper
Branford
Fla
St.” Louis
Golfers Test Hogan Target Score Across Nation
About 125000 golfers faced Ben Hogan in a National Golf Day event as he recuperates from a virus. Notables like Vice President Nixon and Govs Thornton Shivers posted scores, while a five year old Frankie Dye and others achieved notable rounds. A second charity round may be played this Saturday with proceeds for USC and the National Golf Fund.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Aeneas
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
Hogan
Birget
Baltustol
Springfield
N.J
Ho- Zen
Nixon
Five Farms
Clvcl
Baltimore
William F. Dean
San Francisco
Don Thornton
Colorado
Allan Shivers
Texas
Frankie Dye
Watsonville Golf Club
Frankie
Mobile
Ala
Alvin T. Dimmer
C. M. Clyer
Detroit
Charles Dudley
Greenville Country Club
North Carolina
Dick Steward
Amsterdam
N.Y
USC
National Golf Fund
PGA
Life Magazine
Big State Race Is Static Galveston Rallyes To Defeat Waco
The Big State League pennant race remains tight as Galveston rallies for seven in the ninth to beat Waco 16 to 9 while other top teams posted wins. Tyler edged Bryan 13 to 1 as Corpus Christi hammered Temple 9 to 1 and Harlingen overwhelmed Austin 23 to 8. Galveston, Waco, and Corpus Christi mounted strong hits as Bryan committed seven errors and Tyler piled up 18. The schedule also listed Austin at Harlingen and Temple at Corpus Christi.
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Galveston
Waco
United Press
White Caps
Bryan
Corpay Christi
Temple
Aie Harlingen
Austin Waco
Roger Sawyer
Keith Little
Corpus Christi
Skein
Chili Bigham
Jim Vitter
Gayle Pringle
Tyler
Trier
Harlingen
Pioneers
Austin
Buffs Rally To 6 0 Victory Over Dallas In Texas League
The Houston Buffs surged from last to tied for fourth after a 6 0 triumph over Dallas. Hugh Sooter held Dallas to eight hits while Pat Scantlebury matched him until the 12th inning when Houston rallied for four runs. Shreveport won 4 1 over Tulsa as Oklahoma City split with Beaumont.
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United Press
Houston Buffs
Dallas
Buffs
Shreveport
Eagles
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Beaumont
Indians
Hugh Sooter
Houston
Pat Scantlebury
Seoter
Clift
Weaver
Selid
Oilers
Dave Hillman
Oklahoma City
Earl York
Ernie Groth
Vin
Cent Amor
Dix
King Bokelmann
Brucker
Ray Cash
Atkins
Treme
Jones
Jinx Torgerson
George Condrick
Twin
Ilspin
Seantlebury
Martin
Baich
Sodler
Rand
Smith
White Sox Promote Harshman In Shutout Win
White Sox lefty Jack Harshman earned his first major league shutout, a seven hit performance, as Chicago swept a double header at Washington to extend its winning streak to five. Chicago also rode early offensive support and steady relief to improve in the American League race.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Jack Harshman
Ed Lopat
White Sox
Paul Richards
Richards
Harshman
Bagerman
Nashville
Richard
Lopas
Billy Fierce
Mike Fornielcs
Senators
Chicago
Sandy Consuegta
Minnie Mi-Noso
Jit Rivera
Tarshman
Indians
Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Arnold Portocarrero
Dave Philley
George Strickand
Bil Glynn
Jim Hegan
Art Houtteman
Bob Hooper
Hal Newhouser
Bob Lemon
Don Messi
Lerry Doby
Houtteman
Cleveland
Yankees
Baltimore
Allie Reynolds
Extore
Joe Coleman
Orioles
Bob Kennedy
Coleman
Mickey Mantle
Reynolds
Boston
Ted Lepcio
Milt Bolling
Harry Agganis
Jackie Jensen
Detroit
Ray Boone
Dodgers
Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Jig Wilson
Phillies
Peewee Reese
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Robinson
Roy Campanella
Dee Fondy
Randy Jackson
Ralph Kiner
Boo Borkowski
Fred Baczewski
Monte Livin
Wilson
Johnny Logan
Pirates
Ed Mathews
Dick Cote
Washington
Berlin tennis final set for Mulloy Patty clash
BERLIN June 7 Upset draw shows Mulloy of Miami faces Budge Patty of Los Angeles Monday in the Berlin internationals men’s singles final. Pittsburgh June 7 Conn says Charles skill may beat Marciano at Yankee Stadium. Boston June 7 Williams sidelined by heavy cold for doubleheader with Tigers. Sid Hudson also out with head cold.
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Brussels
Belgium
Lorne Main
Vancouver
B.C
Iry Dorfman
New York
Dorothy Levine
Kago
Miss M. Mercelis
Berlin
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Ezzard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Yankee Stadium
Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Tigers
Sid Hudson
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Skelton
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Vitter and
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Hillman
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