Baytown Texas champion Gan ders names captains for 1962 squad
The Baytown team named three captains for its 1962 squad. Ex-jand pitcher Ronnie Kluch is expected to lead next year. Catchers Jerry Kemplay and Richard Walker were announced as captains at the final meeting of the year. The squad also previewed a trip to Austin and the social rewards of the season’s close.
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Baytown
Texas
Ganders
Ronnie Kluch
Austin
Jerry Kemplay
Richard Walker
Gare
Kuch
Robert Oliver
Walker
Kemplay
Sammy Masters
Buddy Ueckert
Jimmy Dodds
Jimmy Steed
John R. Combs
Bryant
Walker Hand
Kach
Bil Stewart
Johnny May
Ronnie Ramon
Roger Adams
Kenneth Parker
Leon Holle
James Shelby
Netter
Johnny Savage
Richard Hart
Graves
Treuhardt
Kluch
Trewhardt
Baytown Ganders win state baseball title after pivotal early games
Baytown claimed the 1961 state baseball championship with key turning points cited from the Pasadena and Galveston games. Don Treuhardt emphasized a Dutch uncle approach and late alert plays as the team built belief, despite strong late-season pitching losses by rivals. The squad finished the regular season with a .294 batting average and faced changes for 1962 while celebrating the title with parties and reflections on destiny and teamwork.
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Holly McLemore
Pasadena
Don Treuhardt
Truhardt
Galveston
Lubbock
Bobby Moogie
Waco
Ed Knipper
Ane
Melemore
Eagles
Robert Oliver
Gander
Don
McLemore
Treuhardt
Ganders
Ball High
Charlie Dexter
George Laird
Texas City
Fate of Destiny
Baytown
Port Neches
Jchampionship
Toin
Trephardt
Hed
Brazosport
New York Yanks Win 3-1 Over Los Angeles
The New York Yankees edge the Los Angeles Angels 3-1 as Bill Stafford and the bullpen hold down the Halos. Tony Kubek Mickey Mantle Elston Howard and Hector Lopez contribute key hits to back Stafford in a series opener. The Yankees climb in the AL standings behind Detroit and Cleveland while the NL sees San Francisco top LA.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Indians
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Detroit
Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
New York
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Baltimore
Orioles
White Sox
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Dodgers
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Ted Bowsfield
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
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Bill Skowron
Hector Lopez
Stafford
Leroy Thomas
Ken Hunt
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Heywood Sullivan
Recreation Up Slightly From 1960
Participation in the summer recreation program in Goose Creek and Baytown rose after the first full week with 17,371 participants this year versus 12,?6 last year. Playground totals edged down slightly while swimming classes rose. pools Roseland Park, Robert E. Lee and Carver logged 1,100 swimmers, up from 968. Harlem Elementary and Highlands led with high weekly totals, while Carver and De Zavala posted declines.
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Goose Creek
Baytown
Jay Bollinger
Roseland Park
Robert E. Lee
Carver
Cedar Bayou
Highlands
San Jacinto
Lamar
Harlem Elementary
Burnet
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Alamo
Austin
Did You Know Inventions and Early Flight Facts
The note claims Alexander Graham Bell experimented with jt powered fly me femers calling them wanged fke wheels before the Weigh. It also mentions Reathers achieving first successful flights at Kitty Hawk.
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Alexander Graham Beil
Reathers
Kitty Hawk
Liston Manager Denies Impersonation Charge
Philadelphia AP reports heavyweight Liston’s manager George Katz defending his client against impersonating a police officer charges. Katz calls the case a mistake and says the controversy won’t derail Liston’s shot at Floyd Patterson, while criticizing Arch Hindman’s boxing authority remarks.
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George Katz
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Katz
Arch Hindman
The
National Boxing Association
Hindman
Hagerstown
Ind
Liston
Filly Primonetta Threat To Three Year Rankers
Primonetta, a Swaps filly, returns to action after an April injury, undefeated in four starts as a 2-year-old and unbeaten this season. At Monmouth Park she ran 6 furlongs in 1 08 23, tying a track record. She defeated male rivals and earned top honors as she prepares for the upcoming races.
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Guibreath
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Aqueduct
Belmont
Bantam League Resumes Play Amid Busy Schedule
Bantam League returns after a week off for Scout Camp as Sanderains hold a near lead with a slim record. Falcons hover in second place with a 2-2 mark, while the Kers and Roudhnecks are tied for third at 1-7.
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Lamar Bantam League
Sanderains
Falcons
Kers
Roudhnecks
Texans Southern Facing Possible Suspension
The Gulf AAU considers suspending Texas Southern University after it withdrew its track team from the meet of champions amid allegations of segregation in the stands. All contestants were entered before the evening began, with the withdrawal cited as the trigger.
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Houston
Gulf Amateur Athletic Union
Wivertops
Texas Southern University
Gulf Aau
Texas Sopher
Ex Gander Fielder Joins Canadian Team
Ex Gander catcher Herrington, son of Mr and Mrs G PD Herrington, joins Western Canadian club Commodores after a scholastic career at A&M. A 19% REL graduate, he earned multiple letters in baseball and football, survived a senior year injury, and played for Texas A team prior to moving to Canada to join Aris ketoon Commotores in Artesia.
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Canada
Arisketoon
Vives Herrington
G. PD
Herrington
Herrigton
A&m
AEL
Herringinn
Artesia
Criss
Catherd
Commodores
Oakland Hills Monster Course Hosts Open Amid Heat
Oakland Hills faces a brutal National Open as players arrive for the tournament. Arnold Palmer defends, with 149 contenders including Ben Hogan and Bob Rosburg noting the heat could make the 6,907 yard, par 70 layout even tougher. Harsher conditions threaten greens and traps as players adapt to the course and rising temperatures in Birmingham, Michigan.
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Mich
Oakland Hills
Detroit
Bob
Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Portland
Ore
Ben Hogan
Robert Trent Jones
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Vernon Law Considers Future Amid Rotator Tear
Ailing Pirates pitcher Vernon Law says his torn rotator cuff in the right shoulder is hampering his form and raises uncertainty about his future. Law, who has three wins and four losses this season, hopes warm weather in April helps his arm. He notes he cannot throw hard or complete pitches and may miss significant time if recovery stalls.
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Pittsburgh
Vernon
Ais Pirate
Law
Danny Murtaugh
Colon Michigan Known For Magician Equipment
Colon Michigan is nicknamed the Magic Carpet of the World due to its prominence in producing equipment used by magicians. The town's reputation centers on specialized crafts and shops that supply stage props and related tools to illusionists worldwide.
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Colon, Mich
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