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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1950

Page

15

Culpepper Dittman clash tops Major City League slate

In a packed Major City League card Culpepper Dittman leads a tight race as they host a key 9 p.m. clash on Lee dia tonight. Other games feature Pontiac vs O'Brien Grocery at 7 30, Higgin against the league leaders at 7 39, and General Tire facing Tire on the same diamond amid a scramble for fourth place and division survival.

Culpepper- Dittman Lee Diadone Soint Pontiac O’brien Grocery Diamond One Higgin Tire Gray Humble Hemphill Igbotham Boys Gray Lumber Emphill O’brien Pine Coul Culpepper O'Brien Sipeprer General Tire

Baytown Legion overwhelms Crosby 25 to 3 in district opener

Baytown Legion Post 323 routed Crosby Legion 25 to 3 at Humble Ball Park to open district play. Charles Elliott pitched five no hit innings before Lanny Henninger relieved. Will Dodd led Baytown with four hits. Hob Visser, Butch Pfardrescher, and Leo Kitchell added three each as Baytown tallied in every inning, including a six run fourth and a seven run sixth.

Beytown American ‘Legion Post Humble Ball Park Crosby Legion Thad Felton Legionaires Cross Galveston Spain Baytown Nine Crosby Crew Charles “Elliott Lanny Henninger Crosby Boys Elliott Will Dodd Baytown Ikmocks Hob Visser Butch Pfardrescher Leo Kitchell Mickey Pillow Charles Eliott Gerald Orton

Junior Softball Opens Monday In Dallas Area

Junior softball kicks off Monday with six play centers and one team per center. Boys aged 14 and under are eligible to play at Bay Area Junior High and other sites. Attendance figures across centers ranged from 946 to 1,437 with 22 registering for casting in plays and costumes planned for a Robert B. Lesgym event.

Frank James Iofay. Pere Baya Ashbel Smith Cedar Bayou Vale Highlands Hor- Mana Carver Kora Griffin Miss Griffin Robert B. Lesgymch

Oilers Batting Averages And Hurler Picks Highlight Baytown Club

The Baytown Oilers through Saturday post a team batting average of .263 with four players at .301 or higher. Warren Kveton leads the quartet at .370, while Lefty Frazier and Buck Bonds hover around .324 and .312. Tex Thornton sits at .306. Pitching leader Jess Burch is 3-0 with 25 strikeouts and 6 walks. Red Biggers is 4-1 with 43 strikeouts. DeMasters 4-2 leads hitters among pitchers at .294. Dec Hudson is 3-2 with 33 Ks. Others show varied marks, with several players below .240.

Baytown Oilers Warren Kveton Lefty Frazier Buck Bonds Tex Thornton Jess Burch Burch Red Biggers Len DeMasters DeMasters Dec Hudson Jest Sundey Port Arthur Ernie Hurt Mere Pete Rupp Travis Craig Merie Burch Harold Palmer Tormmy Schuble Bill Bramlett Biggers Hudson Joree Rawe Charlie Smith Hunt Jack Angle Moe Berg A.F. Drew

Gray Softball Protest Over Umpire Decision in City League

The Gray Lumber softball team filed a written protest of an umpire call in a Major City League game against Culpepper Furniture. Norman Hargrave, softball committee chairman, said a meeting will study the protest and decide on action. The dispute centers on whether the Culpepper pitcher was in the pitching box when a Gray runner reached second from first. Gray contends the runner should not have been called out.

Gray Lumber Gray Culpepper Norman Hargrave Hargrave Grey viEmer

Balloting Underway For All Star Tilt In Major City League

Balloting is underway to choose the all star team to meet the fan selected club from the other seven clubs. If two teams tie after tonight’s games the two join as one for the all star pick from the remaining clubs. Ballots due by June 24, mailed to Byard Sooy at KRBL. Two catchers three pitchers five infielders four outfielders and one manager chosen by fans.

KREL Byard Sooy Sooy KRBL

St Mark's Tops Church League Softball Race

St Mark's remains first in the Church League softball standings after a 21 to 7 win over First Christian, remaining unbeaten in a 16 team league. Four teams are tied for second with four wins and one loss after Thursday night action. Other scores include Wooster Baptist 11 Memorial Baptist 9, Central Baptist 12 Highlands Second Baptist 1, Highlands First Baptist 14 Cedar Bayou Methodist 0, St Joseph 10 Cedar Bayou Baptist, Baytown First Baptist 16 Baytown Second Baptist 10. Next Friday features make-up and regular games across Diamond One and Diamond Two fields.

St Mark’s First Christian St. Mark’s Wooster Baptist Edgeé’ Memorial Baptist Central Baptist Highlands Second Baptist Highlands First Baptist Ceder Bayou Methodist St. Joseph Cedar Bayou Baptist Baytown First Baptist Baytown Second Baptist Baytowi Second Baptist Lee Diamond St Mark's Mests Memorial Baptist Wat St. Mary’s Highlands Wooster Baptist Baptist Temple First Presbyterian St Josephseed Highlands Memorial Baptist Grace Methodist Baytown Stewart Cedar Bayou Cedar Bayou Meth

Big Reptile Hunt At Highlands Saturday For Snakes

Baytown hunting club organizes a weekend snake hunt at Highlands Reservoir from 7 am to 4 30 pm with prizes for most snakes biggest and smallest. Open to all, shooters limited to 12 gauge, entrants register at Robinson’s Fishing Camp. judges include H H Haralson and two others.

Bax Town Highlands Reservoir G. O. Gray H. Haralson KL. Fregia Ida Baytown Robinson G. O_ Gray Shakespeare Markoff Xeel DeHaris Sporting Bower and Tanner Highlands Ace Hardware Ante and Home Supply Leck’s Drew's Wilkie’s B & C Food Market Frank Braswell David Arnett Mentior

Baytown Net Stars In Sectional Tennis Opener

Baytown’s Leo La Borde and Bob Foley won a set each in the Texas Sectional Tournament opening round before rain halted play. EsBorde led Dixon Oxburn 6-4 in the first set, while Foley had won the first 6 games from Al Leismmer and needed one more point to close out the set when rain stopped action. Matches were to resume this morning with the second round to begin this afternoon. Also on schedule were junior stars Rob Middleton Rollin Russell and Don Dixon in the junior division and Tommy Roberts Thurman Watsor in the boys division.

Baytown Leo LaBorde Bob Foley Texas EsBorde Dixon Oxburn Foley al Leismmer

Downtown Cafe Remodeling Nears New Management Reopening

The Royal Cafe in Kanzalls Building is being remodeled and will reopen next week under new management. Dick Karjian appointed chef and second in command says the cafe will undergo a complete change with updated decor and new direction.

Royal Cafe Kanzalls Dick Karjian Karjian Heswas Gentrel Hnee Pershing Perzonslav Kurjian

Two Leagues Planned For Junior Baseball

Junior baseball opens next Monday with a major league for ages 12 to 14 and a minor league. Each of four districts will field two teams, with games starting at 4 30 pm for majors and 2 30 pm for minors. Highlands and District two clubs face opening games, with Highlands sponsored by Highlands Merchants and District two by Jake Kannarr Company. The league runs four days weekly Monday to Thursday, with makeup games Friday.

Land -Under Highlands i Baytown Elementary Barnet San Jacinto de Zavala Anson Jones Lamar Sam Houston Ashbel Smith Alama Cedar Baran Afonday Highlands Kealbitz Highlands “Mercherts Heinie Schuble Jake Kannarr

Baytown Boat Club Plans Meeting Tonight

Baytown Boat Club will meet at Pan today at Ployd Burns place, announced by Club Secretary A. M. Souby. Drivers were to race at the three worth regatta last weekend but high Brazos River water delayed. They will compete at Port Arthur Sunday. Ernest Kimball opened the first cafeteria in the United States in 1895.

Baytown Boat Pan Ployd Burns A. M. Souby Brazos Port Artor Ernest Kimball United States Chicago

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