Baytown dominates dual meet in Baytown swimming
Baytown won its fourth straight meet led by a medley relay and freestyle relay triumphs. Key swims by Veselka Cowhig Foote and Geaslin boosted Baytown to 86 points, with Ball High Brazosport Pasadena and Houston Texas City also scoring. Cowhig did not claim a double victory this time.
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HSA Tryout Camp Draws Big Southwest Response
The Houston Sports Association announces a large turnout for its first tryout camp, with Higginbotham Cowhig and Puckett posting fast times, and Geaslin clocking 26.5 in the 50 meters. Camp runs 10 am to 4 pm daily at Busch Stadium with invitations limited to non high school or non college players.
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Lee Ballan
Houston Sports Association
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Farrell Likes Phillies And Rejects Braves Offer
Relief ace Farrell favors the first place Philadelphia Phillies and shows no interest in joining the pennant contending Milwaukee Braves. Milwaukee manager Charlie Dressen confirmed last week that the Braves had offered unnamed players for Farrell.
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Associated Press
Clearwater, Fla
Farrell
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Charlie Dressen
Braves
Nomads Schaive Bright Set Sights on Senators Jobs
New York AP reports a pair of minor league nomads, Johnny Schaive and Harry Bright, may finally win regular jobs with the expansion Washington Senators. Schaive, 8 seasons in the minors, hit .314 at Charleston and batted .313 at Denver before a 1958 Washington try. Bright, 31, from Sacramento, led the Pacific Coast League with 119 RBIs and 27 homers for Salt Lake City last season.
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Masters Can Be Improved Says PGA Secretary
New Orleans AP One PGA official argues the Masters could improve with a tighter selection system. Jim Gaquin field secretary for the PGA says eight current tour champions are not on the Masters invitation list, listing Don Fairfield Tom Nieporte Bill Collins Dave Hill Billy Maxwell Dave Marr Bill Johnston and Remig Vascier as examples.
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Professional Golfers Association
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