Teen Age Baseball League Opens June 19
Baytown Recreation Council sponsors the first teen age league with teams from Horace Mann Baytown Junior Cedar Ravan and Highlands. Pete Sultis Robert E Lee coach will serve as high commissioner and major demo. Games start 4 p m at Robert E Lee diamond with makeup games on Fridays.
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Jerome Kleypas
Gordon Dodd
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Louis Wilburn
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Fred Huey
Roger Pillow
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Jesse Lopez
Winston Porter
David Wallace
Albert Nichols
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Gary Massia
Bobby Boucher
John Jackson
Bill Hinkie
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Charles Mills
Jerry Englert
Gregg Bickerstaff
Robert Dailey
Travis Porter
Ernést ‘Gatois
Grady Kent
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Hogan Stamped as Open title favorite by Ed Fite
Dallas June 10 Hogan Ben Hogan enters the National Open at Northwood Club as the man to beat after a string of strong showings. His rivals include Sammy Snead and Lloyd Mangrum, with a field of 162 players facing a 6,761 yard course that could yield a $1,000 prize and major glory. Hogan aims for his fourth Open crown in five starts, following recent wins at the Colonial Invitation.
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Roy Sutfer Plans One Of World Longest Ocean Swims
Santa Monica California June 20 Texas rancher Roy Sutfer thirty eight prepares for a July 5 attempt from Catalina Island to Muscle Beach in a 45 mile ocean swim aiming to finish within 27 hours. He previously withdrew after seven hours last year and earlier swam the English Channel in 5 hours 41 minutes water distance setting a long distance mark. The article notes his prior record and current training amid mixed remarks.
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Dodgers Rally To Lead NL In Comeback Drama
Stop Bums Or Give Up Is SOS Signal In NL. Dodgers surged into a five game lead after a late rally at St. Louis. Pee Wee Reese tied game with a two run single, Roy Campanella homered, and Carl Furillo added another, giving Brooklyn a 6 2 win. Joe Black earned his second win in relief. Stan Musial homered for St Louis, but Brooklyn held on. In AL, Red Sox beat Tigers 9 8, supported by Jim Piersall and Lenhardt. Braves beat Pirates 3 2 behind Rob Thorpe and Sid Gordon. Browns were rained out with Washington.
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Boxing's Outdoor Season Targets Major Gates in 1952
New York boxing circles foresee about 3 million in receipts from three outdoor bouts and additional events. Predicted top gates include Maxim-Robinson at Yankee Stadium with strong TV revenue, Gavilan-Turner in Philadelphia, and Marciano-Matthews at Yankee Stadium, with near 509,000 gate and 100,000 TV and 100,000 film shares.
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Teen-Age League Schedule Listing Home Matches
The Teen-Age league announces its schedule with home teams shown for each match. Dates span June to late July and list opponents Highlands Cedar Bayou Baytown Mann and Alann across city venues with several tie dates and calendar misspellings.
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Lightning Strikes Again Near Fort Worth Woman
A Fort Worth resident recalls a past incident in Kansas City when lightning struck her kitchen window, knocking her to the floor. Years later, during a recent event at her home, lightning again hit nearby, striking a radio two feet away as she watched.
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Critics Say Lopez Ruining His Pitchers In Relief Role
New York June 7 veteran Cleveland Indians manager Al Lopez defended his policy of using top starters as relievers. He argued relief work keeps pitchers happy and improves performance, citing Garcia Lemon Wynn and others who volunteer for relief duties and noting greats like Feller differ by case.
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al Lopez
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Wrestlers to Stage Show by Jaycee Project Saturday
The Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a star studded wrestling event Saturday at Memorial Stadium. Ray Gunkel faces Iven Kalmakoff in a two of three match with 60 minute limit, Preliminary pits Reggie Lisowski against Dutch Hefner. Proceeds fund youth programs and Little League ball park. Ring on the 50 yard line. aim is 2000 fans. seats $2 reserved, $1.20 general, 50 cents for youngsters.
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Gander Gridder Cooke Undergoes Weekend Operation
Gander football player Cooke undergoes an operation at San Jacinto Memorial hospital over the weekend and is reported to be doing well on Tuesday. The lineman Dick, last year’s letter man on the finalist squad, is expected to be a regular on the 1952 team.
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Dick” -Cooke
Dan Stallworth
San ‘Jacinto Memorial Hospital
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