Buffs rally over Indian nine in Texas League clash
Buffs and Indians split a high scoring Texas League night as Harry Hesler and Ed Mickelson led Shreveport with five and eight RBIs on five homers between them. The 14 to 1 victory tied the two teams for second place while San Antonio, Houston, and Beaumont also posted wins and losses.
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Charley Crain
Les Fleming
Jim Fiscalini
Willard Ramsdell
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Oilers Face Huntsville After Win Over Mechanics
Baytown Oilers end Mechanics streak with a 6 to 5 victory at home. Rip Van Winkle starred with two triples and a single while Merle Burch doubled in two runs in the fifth to seal the lead. Howard Whitlow added three singles as Oilers improve to 5-6 and prepare to meet Huntsville at Oiler Park Sunday at 3 p.m.
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City Net Tennis Tournament Set for Tough Opening
Baytown expects a record turnout for the annual City tennis tournament sponsored by the Baytown Recreation Council. Rob Middleton, director, reports strong local enthusiasm with four divisions including men and women singles and doubles, and 14 and under events. Entries must be received by Monday night. call 2484. The event will start Tuesday with some junior play and trophies awarded to winners.
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Yanks Clip Sox By One In Close Thriller
The Yankees edged the White Sox 3 to 2 as Ivy Noren delivered a clutch eighth inning hit after Phil Rizzuto's early advances, marking Chicago’s fourth straight one-run loss to New York. Reynolds earned win, Berra homered, Fox and Coleman drove in runs while the White Sox left runners on in most innings.
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Tennis Tournament Top Drivers Sign Up At Humble Cports
A one set single elimination tennis tournament begins at 1 30 pm Sunday at the Humble course. Local and Houston drivers including L W Joe Eddieman Eddie Man Bert Heitman W L Buguss Fred Look and Sam Canalite vie for top honors and the silver trophy with several races planned this summer at Bayshore and Old River courses.
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Two Baytown Boxers Win Bouts At Conroe Program
Baytown Athletic Club fighters posted two wins one loss and a draw at an amateur program staged between Cut and Shoot and Conroe Friday. Billy Little won a decision in the 105 pound class while Jerry Rainey took a decision over Jeffery Bayer. Rance Moore fought to a draw with Terry Wharton and Sammy Peacock lost in a 116 pound bout. Roy Morris knocked out an opponent in the fifth round.
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Dodgers Top Tigers 6 5 In Doubleday Action Report
Dodgers beat the Earthman Tigers 6 5 to stay in third place behind the Pt Cards as John Combs hit a first inning homer and Doug Bell earned the win. Bubba MaHan took the loss as Jim Sterrett drove in two runs and Sweeney hit a two run homer for the Giants in a separate clash. The night featured two games and sets up rematches next Tuesday with the Cards, Dodgers, and Giants tied near midseason standings.
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