Rebels Take Three JC Places in Border Olympics
Baytown’s Rebel track squad earned three junior college places at the Border Olympics. Earl McCaleb tied for high jump, Beels anchored a 3:30.4 open 1 mile relay clocking, and Beels, Barnhill, Parkhurst led a strong sprint effort. Baytown opened the meet with strong showings in the 220 and relays as Coles led the Gander squad in a close finals chase.
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Ganders Top South Park In Non Title Clash
Baytown Ganders beat South Park 10-1 as Dodd and Stratton led with multiple hits. Dodd went 3 for 4 with a run and RBIs, Stratton added a double and a single, and Kemplay improved to 1-1 on the mound. The Ganders enter Tuesday un 42 non conference mark with wins over Spring Branch Milby Bellaire and South Park.
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Baytown
Roger
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Robert Oliver
Adams
Sammy Masters
Greenies
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Wanta South Park
Roundup previews Galena Park baseball and track prospects
Galena Park coach Charles Dawson talks of a young infield and improved pitching as the Yellow Jackets prepare for the 1961 baseball race. Eugene Yates leads the hitting charge after a strong start. Dawson stresses defense and the long haul. In track, Beverly Rockhold’s Ganders defend the mile relay title, while Baytown, South Park and Pasadena athletes chase sprint and distance marks at regional meets.
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Pitching whiz who led Yankees and later Red Sox farm system
At one time this pitching ace was the New York Yankees staff leader and later became farm director for the Boston Red Sox. He was famed for his fast ball. The piece asks about Ted Wikl iams, a former heavyweight champ, and Jim Farley as boxing commissioner.
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Larsen Shines With No-Hit Stint In Exhibition Debut
Baseball notes report Don Larsen, 31, delivering three hitless innings in the A’s 6-3 win over the Dodgers. He walked one as he continues solid spring form after a 1960 season setback. Pirates, Angels, and Cubs also win. Hank Aaron homers for Milwaukee. Cardinals, Giants, and Indians add key plays in spring action.
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Patterson Fights Johansson Tonight
Miami Beach AP reports heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson meets Ingemar Johansson in a third bout seen as fast and explosive. Tickets and TV rights push early estimates to about 12,000 live fans and up to a million viewers, with each fighter likely earning at least 750000. Johansson, training in Palm Beach, aims to land early with speed, while Patterson trains for a machine gun like barrage.
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Former High: Ranking City Officer Is Broke
NEW YORK AP Hulan E Jack once the highest ranking Negro municipal official in the country says he is broke He was Manhattan borough president earning 25000 a year and has filed to appeal as a poor person He received a suspended sentence January 16 for conspiracy to conceal city charter violations and for accepting a remodeling job from a real estate man seeking city business
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Galena Yellow Jackets hopeful as 1960 squad takes shape
Dawson pins 1962 goal on tougher club with strong B squad. Jett Brant leads Brant at third and Jeff Brant as pitcher, backed by guard-like outfielders Brice Rogers and Bruce Franks. Key shifts include Wright to second and Bush stepping up at short. Rob ert French anchors behind the plate.
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Rickey Fowler
Mickey Holdes
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Jimmy Wrisnt
H m Howard Twilly
Kariev Kifet
Jawell
Unknowns Shine At Milwaukee Indoor Games Spotlight
Olympic stars Don Pautl Parry O Kien and Hayes Jones lead wins as the Kommaratye Unknowns captivate the crowd at the Milwaukee indoor games. Jim Grelle Bruce Kidd Dave Mills and Istvan Rozsavolay add standout marks including Mills 1 0 3 6 mile pace and Kidds 47 2 in the 400. O'Brien wins shot put while Jones ties the indoor 30 yard hurdles record.
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Basketball Games Scheduled This Big Week
The Associated Press notes the NCAA NIT and NAIA post schedules as 76 teams begin a 10 day scramble for titles. Ohio State seeks to defend its NCAA crown after a 95-66 win over Illinois while top teams like St Joseph's Kentucky Texas Tech Cincinnati Kansas State Utah and Loyola Los Angeles receive byes. First round games, regional pairings, and byes set for Thursday through Saturday across New York Louisville and other sites with regional doubleheaders and ongoing tournament action.
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