Baytown Ganders Eye Fifth Straight Win On Friday
Baytown Ganders seek their fifth victory as they host the Exporters at 7 p.m. in the AEL diamond after a rough 3-0 defeat at Ga lena Park and a series of pitching changes. Treuhardt plans no major lineup shifts despite rain and cold.
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Don ‘Teenhardt
Concensus Contempers
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Ronnie Kluch
Kenneth Parker
Roger Adams
Ly Kluch
Kelly Rushing
Oliver
Bill Stewart
Adams
Parhee Sean
Treithardt
Gan
Baseball Opens Saturday in SWC Race at Baylor and SMU
The SWC schedule features Baylor hosting opening games in Waco while the conference race tightens with SMU at College Station. Rice and TCU also vie for momentum as SMU has suffered seven losses in the series.
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Southern Methodist
College Station
SMU
Little League Try Outs Re Set For Saturday
The revised schedule affects Central and East Leagues with new times and sites. Park tryouts begin 9 10 year olds at 9 30 am and 12 year olds at 1 pm. Players without applications may bring them to the tryouts.
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Park
Dodgers Hope Pennant With Fuzzy Cheeks Trio
Dodgers youth Willie and Tommy Davis star in spring training, aiding a 75 victory over Minnesota with a triple and two singles. Rookie Larry Burright also contributes, while Duke Snider and Ken McMillan boost the B team. Other results include Yankees, Reds, White Sox, and Cubs wins across Florida and Arizona.
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Mike Rathet
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Providence Opens Defense Of NIT Crown In Quarterfinals
The Providence Friars, 20 5, defend their National Invitation Tournament title against Temple at Madison Square Garden as NCAA and NAIA quarterfinals unfold in Evansville Kansas City and other sites. Team stars include Vinnie Ernst and seven footers Jim Hadnot and John Thompson, while Temple counters with 64 starter Russ Gordon.
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Styron Twins Lead Shreveport Relays Field
Styron twins Dave and Don from Northeast Louisiana top the field for the Shreveport Relays. They seek records in the 110 yard dash and 120 yard high hurdles, with past marks in the 9.8 and 14.8 ranges. Also competing are Tulane, Stephen F. Austin, Northwestern Louisiana State, Southeastern Louisiana, and Southwestern Louisiana.
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North Texas Relays Draw Large Field for Hth Event
About 36 teams from five colleges one junior college and 22 high schools entered the North Texas Relays at Denton for its 18th annual event. McMurry and Highland Park do not defend college and schoolboy titles while Howard County of Big Spring aims to defend junior titles.
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Highland Park
Howard County
Ite
Sollegas Frchman
Exhibition Results From Wasehod at Glor Wednesday
Baseball scores and results from a split squad game in Los Angeles and multiple exhibitions. Listed are teams including Kansas City, New York, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Detroit, Washington, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Houston, Cleveland, Boston, and San Francisco with varied innings and a packed schedule across Fort Lauderdale, Bradenton, St. Petersburg, Mesa, Apache Junction, Phoenix, Sarasota, and West Palm Beach.
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