Baytown Runners Shine in Junior Olympics Meet
Baytown athletes excel at Pasadena Junior Olympics with Don Parkhurst winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes in Intermediate Boys. Helen Boodell claims sprint events in Intermediate Girls. Elswick, Lisenbee, Pest and Parkhurst place in sprint relay. Other Baytown runners include Watson, Heintschel, Mangum, Neidigh, Odom, Cook, Balderach, Burnet, Boodell, Atkin, Elliot, and Hutto. A Midget Junior meet is planned for Tuesday.
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Don Parkhurst
Baytown
Pasadena
Helen Boodell
Robert Elswick
Elswick
Parkhurst
Warren Lisenbee
Pat Pest
Miss Boodell
Lisenbee
Pest
Teabr
Ray Watson
Raymond Heintschel
David Mangum
Mike Neidigh
The Hawk Keeps Looking at Open Title Hope
The famed golfer Ben Hogan, age 48, faces pressure at the U S Open as experts doubt a fifth Open win. Hogan recalls past success, acknowledges putt challenges, and notes this course could yield a par 71 round though a 284 might win. He remains a sentimental favorite for fans.
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Birmingham
Mich
Littl
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Byrot Nelson
Ben
Nelson
Ted Williams
Denver
Sam Drake's Grand Slam Nets Dodgers 4 1 Win Over Omaha
Sam Drake capped the game with a grand slam to power the Dodgers past Omaha 4 1 as Houston faltered defensively. Dodgers pitcher Snyder held Omaha to scattered hits while Waters and Connally contributed key plays in a tense late innings showcase.
White Sox Boost Lead as Cardinals Rally for Win
The White Sox strengthened their hold on first with Rob Maxwell going 2-for-3 and Shirey fanning 16 in a 8-2 win over the Braves. In the nightcap, the Cardinals rallied past the Dodgers 6-4, supported by two seventh inning runs and solid pitching. Lisandro Herrera allowed two hits in relief before taking the loss.
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Rob Maxwell
Shirey
Ben Shirey
Braves
Cardinals
Tiwo
Dodgers
Lisandro Herrera
Herrera
de Jand
Ronnie Walters
Dodger
David A
Jones
Trojans Put 8 In NCAA Finals
Philadelphia AP reports the preliminaries end with USC advancing eight teams to the NCAA finals as the tournament tightens. Strong performances by listed players propel the Trojans into the final rounds. Competition heats up as teams battle for final seeds and glory.
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Trojans
Baytown Bowlers To Dallas For 41st NCAA Track Meet
Baytown bowling teams Bayway Oil and Terrace Lanes head to Dallas for the 41st annual NCAA Track and Field Meet at Franklin Field. Southern Cal and Villanova lead with multiple qualifiers as UCLA and Oregon also advance, with Bowerman steering Bayway Oil’s lineup.
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South Terrace
Bayway Oil
California
Trojans
Dallas
Franklin Field
Southern Cal
Terrace
Si Grimes
Alvin Hobbs
Durward Meadows
Beano Baker
James Laumandier
Bowerman
Bayway Oy
Oregon
Bill Froehner
Albert
Villanova
Jim Reddell
Colen Mapions
Gourik
Wil Dahn
UCLA
Grimes
Sun
Foreman
Sub-Par Dash Has Sanders Rosburg Up In Open
A field of 57 teed off in the List U.S. Open windup with Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders at 1 under 135 as contenders. Arnold Palmer trails by eight after 36 holes while Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Jack Nicklaus remain in the hunt amid the crowded leaderboard at Oakland Hills.
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Mich
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Doug Sanders
Oakland Hills
Arnold Palmer
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Palmer
Denver
Cherry Hills
Jeader
Mike Souchak
Ed Furgol
Julius Boros
Cary Middlecoff
Lew Worsham
Peter Thomson
Australia
Gary Player
South Africa
Sanders
Bruce Crampton
Kel Nagle
Bob Harts
Bob Goalby
Husky Jack Nicklaus
Errors High In Friday's LL Action
Friday action saw Central Orioles toss a no hitter against the White Sox while the Braves and Pirates contended in a high scoring day. Syreek and Littlepage shared the no hit effort, Pirates claimed first place with 110 win, Lions beat Phillies 12-7, Federals over Pelicans 10-7, Indians shut out Red Sox 11-4, Cubs beat Yankees 4-1.
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Pelicans Lions
Phillies
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Roy Hamilton
Phillip Bell
Larry Cauley
Pelicans
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Maxwell
L. Bailey
Pat Fentey
Jerry Hance
Richard Newton
Central Meague
Tommy
Joe Garcia
Mike del Garcio
Menage Indians Ettes
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Yankees
Red Sox
S—Atandines
Ureday
Indians
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Frankie Stewart
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Wee Uow
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Bo Fonagon
Andy Rose
Mark Boswell
Ward
Orioles
White Sox
Braves
Pirates
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Dean Littlepage
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Syreek
Littlepage
Littlespage
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Jay Allston
Daniny Whatley
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Tino Garcia
Phils
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Winener
E-zell
Omers
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John J. Bailey
Tyne
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The
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Boehme
Tyler, Tex
Lynnn Ray
Tyler
Loser Bank & Trust Co
Randy Short
Darky Lynn
Tank West
Cole
Andy Rese Wis
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Viettak
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Lew Burdette Dominates Dodgers With 5-Hit Win At L A
Lew Burdette delivered a five hit game and a home run to power the Milwaukee Braves past the Los Angeles Dodgers 2 1 in the Coliseum. Burdette tamed LA for nine straight wins at the venue and became the fourth pitcher to beat the Dodgers twice there this season. Cincinnati moved into first in the NL with a 4 1 victory over Philadelphia as San Francisco slipped behind after Chicago’s 12 6 win. In the AL Lew Krausse shut out the Angels in his pro debut guiding Kansas City past LA 4 0 and Detroit overtook New York with a 4 2 win. The Indians beat Baltimore 3 1 Boston topped Washington 14 9 and Minnesota beat Chicago 6 0 to end the White Sox streak.
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Charlie Neal
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