Hendricks 224-Pound Charlie Big On 1965 Ganders
Sun Sports profiles Charlie Hendricks a 224 pound senior strongman at 6 foot 2 set to lead the 1965 Ganders. He excels in football and track, earned 12-4A all-district tackle, and boasts weight events including shot put and discus with solid throwing marks. He plans early July training at home, aiming for a state run with Beverly Rockhold’s track squad backing him.
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Astros Visit Stacked Bucs Page in Singular Dome Loss Preview
Bleary game notes recount Houston Astros in town for a crucial series opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mentions Bruce, Brand, and Wilbur Wood, with emphasis on key players Roberta Clemente and Bill Maseroski and early season strain.
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Baytonion's Blue Angel Dominates Local Drag Boats
Baytown area racer Miles drives the Blue Angel fiberglass craft from 505 South Circle Drive. The 700 horsepower vessel, built by Fenn Auto, has a history of success in Texas and Oklahoma, with Miles winning multiple drag races and planning entry in upcoming Aqua Festival events despite a vacation postponement.
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Adams Two Hitter Leads White Sox Past Braves in Junior League
Jeff Adams fired a two hitter with nine strikeouts and three walks as the White Sox beat the Braves 4-1. The Sox benefited from three walks driving in all three first four runs, while Norley Bickley made key putouts. Arnold Castille led the Sox with a single in two at bats. In the nightcap, Floyd Ciruti struck out 13 to lead the Orioles to a 5-0 win over the Pirates, with James Wilson allowing five hits. Monday features doubleheaders at REL Diamond and Barbers Hill field with Cubs Orioles Dodgers Canninals Indians Yankees Oilers and Ten Sox on schedule.
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Goose Creek Father Son Golf Tournament Sunday
The Goose Creek Country Club hosts a Father Son Golf Tournament at 1 pm Sunday. Participants include Kyle Lippman with Glenn, J A Boyer with John, Dick Brows with Jim, J D Robertson with Duane, Steve Dedman with Steven, G B McCullough with Glen, Gene Hazelwood with Ted, Gordon Lewis with Bill, George Chandier with Steve, Eldon Berry with Pat, Hank Johnson with Hank Jr, L M Smith with Martin, R F Worth with Richard, Robin Kappler with Gary, James Lavell with Jimmy, and Morriss Morgan with Dan Savell.
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Gordon Lewis
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Eldon Berry
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Hank Johnson
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Robin Kappler
Gary
James Lavell
Jimmy
Morriss Morgan
Dan Savell
Eagles Dodgers Clash Looms in Saturday Leagues
In a packed schedule the Eagles face the Dodgers Monday in the East while the Central League plans two games on Monday the Buffs vs White Sox and Lions vs Pelicans. The Red Sox loom as Saturday’s Little League clash against the Orioles at 8 p.m. with other results highlighting no-hitters, late rallies, and key hits across the leagues.
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