Braves Beat Astros To Extend Streak In 11-9 Win
Atlanta’s Rico Carty and Eddie Office fueled a 11 run output as Office collected four hits to extend his hitting streak to 26 games tying a club mark. The Braves, toping Houston 11-9, moved to a fourth straight win, with Flias Sosa earning the decision and Leon Roberts homering for the Astros in Lubbock.
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Houston Atlanta Baseball Fragment Patchwork
Fragmented OCR text from a local sports line shows scattered names, numbers, and abbreviations. The piece hints at a Houston Atlanta matchup with multiple players listed by initials and partial surnames, plus various infield and pitching annotations, but provides no coherent game details or outcomes.
YMCA Offers Gymnastics and Swim Classes in Baytown
Registration for Baytown YMCA gymnastics and swimming is underway with two sessions starting July 5. Eight weeks of twice weekly gymnastics for ages five to 13 with separate groups and an advanced level. Swimming lessons run for all ages over three months, priced at 9 dollars for members and 16 for non members. For details call 427-1797.
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Lubbock Chamber Withdraws as Co-Sponsor of Texas Tech Game
The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce directors decided Monday to withdraw as one of three cosponsors of the annual game played at Texas Tech's Jones Stadium, a event held there for seven years.
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Lee American Legion wins first game of year at Pasadena
REL Takes First Legion Victory as Robert E. Lee post wins 7-2 over Pasadena Rayburn at Pasadena Memorial Stadium. Trey Holt pitched a three hitter with four strikeouts, three walks, and Lee turned three double plays. Trey Brooks homered while Bil Roberson, Wesley Fussell, Gammon, and Mi all added singles.
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Four Win In City Frisbee Competition
Four Baytonians earned advancement to the state frisbee meet after wins at Baytown City Parks and Recreation event held at Walker Park. Winners in two age groups were Bil Nunly and Elvin Ortegon for under 11 and David Theiss and Anna DeLeon for ages 12 to 15. The state meet is July 24 in Longview with world finals in Atlanta, Ga.
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Dean Hired As Head Coach At Crosby High
Crosby High has named George Dean as athletic director and head football coach. Dean, former Crosby Junior High boss, has 16 years coaching experience including time at Drew Junior High Woodson Junior High and Colbert High School. He succeeds Jerry Blankenship who left for Denison. Dean will earn 12620 total salary.
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Lee College Swimmers Win Three Firsts at Clear Creek Meet
Lee College Amateur Athletic Union swimmers claim three firsts at a Saturday meet hosted by the Clear Creek Tigers at Clear Creek High School pool. Dale Chapa Phillip Cox and Christi Morris won events in eight and under and nine to ten year old divisions while Kay Oviedo added two seconds and two more podium finishes.
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Wind Water and Tides Guide by Chester Rogers
Trinity and Galveston bays will be choppy with southeasterly winds 10 to 16 mph and offshore waves three to four feet. Galveston water hits 83 degrees. two high tides 3 18 a.m. 11 27 p.m. and lows 8 35 a.m. 7 40 p.m. Trinity Bay quiet with limited fish, galveston pier night fishing yields speckled trout and drum, tarpon seen, king fishing 30 miles out toward Heald Bank. Lake Livingston hosts a youth tournament next weekend with a top 10 fish-off.
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Little League Champions Rule Over Runners-Up
In the first round of the 1976 Baytown Little League playoffs league champions beat runners-up in four games. Angel's beat Citizens National Bank Red Sox 4-1 as David Barnes drove in three with a triple. Steve Alpha earned the win with a two-hitter and 11 strikeouts. The East Federals fell 5-2 to the North champs, with Karl Mitchell earning the relief win and Robert Salinas taking the loss after a 12-strikeout effort. Minor playoffs saw the Gators rally to 12-11 over the Longhorns while the Wildcats defeated Walker Realty 13-6.
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Softball Results Across Local Teams in Baytown and Nearby
Baytown Marine Sales beat Charlie Brown's 20 to 9 with Rowe hitting a triple and home run. Gulf Chemicals won 16 to 10 over Burrs as Grunden earned the win and Skrabonek the loss, with St Julian Snead Grunden and others hitting homers. Memorial Baptist topped Trinity Tabernacle 14 to 7 as Parker and Lawdon produced triples and Parker a homer. Memorial Baptist, Second Baptist, and other local clubs posted multiple high scoring games with several players hitting triples and home runs.
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Crosby Cougars Roll Over Sterling Rangers 9 1
Former Sterling players powered Crosby Cougars to a 9 1 victory over Sterling in American Legion action. Kyle Hollister pitched a one hitter with nine strikeouts and added a solo homer. Deacon Winters hit a three run homer, Sam Beauchamp added a two run double and single. Beauchamp Winters and Hollister are Ross grads. Sterling’s Johnny Kellogg had the club’s only hit. Jeff Holloway took the loss.
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1976 Baytown II Playoffs Schedule
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Dodgers Win Teen Battle At Memorial Stadium
IMSCO Dodgers, led by pitcher John Sappington, defeated Lions Club Cubs 4 to 1 at Memorial Stadium in a three hit pitching duel. Sappington earned the win with 10 strikeouts and one walk, while Matt Johnson took the loss with 11 strikeouts and four walks. In another game, the Orioles beat Frontier Bar-B-Que White Sox 7 to 3 as Ronnie Bradshaw absorbed his fourth loss.
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