Ganders face injuries as Oliver and Rushing sit out
Baytown's Ganders battle injuries with Oliver and Kelly Rushing sidelined. Nix to start at St Thomas as Baytown braces for Spring Branch Memorial and a Friday clash, with Whaley shifting to pitching duties and Teel at third while others fill in around a thinning lineup.
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Rushing
Baytown
Nix
St. Thomas P
Robert Oliver
Kelly Rushing
Letterman
Johnny, Savage
Spring Branch
Whaley
Ganders
Bears
Gerald Teel
Richard Branch
Johnny Taylor Gresham
Richland McAfee
Ard Hargraves
George Rincon
Taylor
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Anderson
Bobby Milby
Spring Branch Memorial
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Galveston
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Trenchardt
Hars
Randy Calhoun
Joe Aguilar
Teel
Robert Maxwell
Greshant
Danny Burch
Savage
Treuhardt
Hushing
Pasadena
Galvester
South Park
Lufkin
Bay-Tex Teams Run In Bronco Relays at Dayton
Anahuac Barbers Hill and Crosby compete in Bronco Relays with prelims at 1:30 p.m. and finals at 7 p.m. Illness forces several substitutions. key athletes include Randy McCollum of the Eagles and Joe Krathy Michael Hargraves on Crosby. Ezer and Balinski eye throws. Penick and Spence seek top finishes in hurdles and relays.
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Anahuac
Crosby
Bill Kilgore
Lloyd Kelley
Ronnie Huff
Auhuac
Robert Sebesta
Randy MecCollum
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Robert Sebesia
Ronnie Nelson
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Kenneth Py Jate
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Balinski
Jack Penick
Gid ‘Campbell
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Penick
Jack Spence
Luther Brady
Lindsey
Johnny Peska
Bert Gresham
Buffs
Gresham
Koufax Shines Five Inning Stint As Dodgers Beat Yankees
Sandy Koufax worked five innings in an exhibition at Fort Lauderdale, allowing one run and three hits. The Dodgers beat the Yankees 5-2 as Koufax struck out three, Tommy Davis hit two homers, and Maury Wills added three singles. Orioles, White Sox, and A’s also won in spring action across Florida and Arizona with early-season lineups taking shape.
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Koufax
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Don Lack
Senators
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Gordie Coleman
Reds
Cards
Ed Kirkpahuck
Angels
Cubs
Jim McKnight
Braves
Tigers
Colts
Red Sox
Dave Adlesh
Baytown B Squad Edges Anahuac 4 3 in Thriller
The Baytown B Squad defeated Anahuac 4 3 after rallying from a 3 0 deficit. Jamie Acosta opened the fifth with a double, Felix Rios and Alex Castillo added run scoring singles, while Sammy Hance pitched four innings and David McCormick the last three. Baytown turned three doubles into offense and featured sharp defense from Ammons Hazelwood and Maxwell.
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Baytown
Anahuac
Charlie Dye
Roland Sparks
Tommy Wilcox
Dyew
Bil Munger
Wilcox
Attke Hazelwood
Bill Waites
Waites
Jimmy Ammon
Jamie Acosta
Felix Rios
Alex Castillo
Sammy Hance
David McCormick
Hance
McCormick
Baytoun
Ammons
Hazelwood
Arthur Maxwell
Ariver
Busch Stadium Sold To Salvage Company
HOUSTON AP Busch Stadium, former home of the Houston Buffs, sold Thursday to A W George Salvage Co for 1.5 million. The stadium opened in 1921 at a cost of about $200,000, and was sold in a single bid.
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Busch Stadium
Houston
Houston Buffs
Thurssday
A. W. George Salvage Co
Rebels Set for Pirate Relays in Victoria Meet
The Lee College Rebels travel to Victoria for the Pirate Relays Saturday with preliminaries at 9 30 am. Key events center on the 440 and 880 yard relays and the mile relay. Delton Perkins, Jimmy Cowlig, Bert Hill and Joe Lee pace the relays while Perkins and Fuller headline field events alongside Gordon Allen, Gene Marek, Gary Gazaway, Robert Bolmanski, Butch Welch and Jim Wade.
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Victoria
Dhals
Delton Perkins
Jimmy Cowlig
Bert Hill
Joe Lee
Perkins
Rebels
Bradley Fuller
Fuller
San
Gene Marek
Gary Gazaway
Robert Bolmanski
Butch Welch
Jim Wade
Netters from Baytown Take Part in Austin JC Tennis Tourney
Baytown’s Ganders compete in the Austin Jaycee Tennis tournament at Caswell Tennis Center, fielding Bill Marsha and Gwen Bussa in singles and Gordon Lannon with Marshall Schubert in doubles. It is the largest field of the year as Baytown seeks more than one championship after a season with limited titles.
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Austin Jaycee
Ganders
Bill Marsha
Gwen Bussa
Robert E. Lee
Gordon Lannon
Marshall Schubert
Clint Nettleton
Austin
Caswell Tennis Center
Mearishall
Falfurrias
Lee
Marshall
Missa
Lannon-Schubert
Gulf Coast
Brazosport
Freeport
Bay
Jetera
Boyd Timmons
Lamar
Gander
Anson Jones
Samy Houston
LL Tryouts Set Saturday Across Three Little League Camps
The 8 and 9 year old prospects report for tryouts at 3 30 PM this Saturday at Ward Road Lee Drive and Lakewood parks. Agents E R Donnelly George Miller and H L Boggess supervise East Central and West League sites respectively. Last Saturday's sessions covered 9 year olds at all three camps.
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Hoys
E.R. Donnelly
Ward Road Park
George Miller
Lee Drive Park
H. L. Boggess
Lakewood Park
LaPorte Hosts Six-Team Select Meet With Local Invites
LaPorte Bulldogs host a six team varsity and junior varsity track meet Friday at 4 pm with finals in all events. Invited are Clear Creek Mount Carmel St Pius Mavian and Texas City which fields only JV. Notable athletes include Carroll Piceynski Redd and the Bulldog sprint and mile relays aiming for high finishes after strong showings at the Cy-Fair Relays.
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LaPorte Bulldogs
Clear Creek
Mount Carmel
St. Pius
Mavian
Texas City
Stanley Carroll
Bulldogs
Carroll
Paul Piceynski
Piceynski
Dick Scott
Jimmy Redd
Redd
Bulldog
Don Baugh
James Mitchell
David Moore
Stephen Harkness
Piccynski
Roy Grabbe
Co-Fair
College basketball results and standings in scattered text
NCAA small college semifinals and roundups list scores such as Flavora 63 DePaul 51 and Emphis State 70 Fordham 9. Pan American 99 Northern Michigan 73 Grambling 79 Carson Newmon 70 Fort Mays State 96 Rockhurst 76 Western Carolina 77 Lewis Clark 7. Eastern division pro basketball standings show Boston Syracuse Cincinnati New York with win percentages. Thursday results include St Louis vs San Francisco 107 and today’s games Chicago at Newark St Louis vs San Francisco at Oakland Cincinnati at Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles.
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Grambling
Carson-Newman
Fort Mays State
Rockhurst
Western Carolina
Lewis & Clark
Wien
Bening Boston
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Cincinnati
York
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St Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Newark
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Los Angeles
Baytown Ganders Face Aldine Relays Without Galena Park
Baytown travels to Aldine for Jelera Relays as Ganders aim for district 124A glory without Galena Park or South Houston. Key entries include Don Parkhurst in the 100 yard dash and Raymond Watson in the pole vault, with freshmen-led Baytown squads seeking a third consecutive team title.
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Baytown
Region IL
Aldine
Galena Park
South Houston
Gatena
Galena
Port Arthur
Gulf Coast
Brazosport
Ganders
Rec
Lamar
Coast
Mike White
Beverly Rock
South Park
South
Jetera
Raymond Watson
George Ferguson
David Conway
Top Midwest NCAA Regional doubleheader tips Bearcats vs Texas
Mighty Cincinnati leads the Midwest regional toward a third straight national title bid as Texas faces a 19 6 Longhorn lineup in a 7 30 p.m. CST semifinal opener. Colorado battles Oklahoma City in the other semifinal, with Bearcats favored to advance. Cincinnati’s size challenges Texas while Longhorns rely on depth and rotation.
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Oklahoma City University
Texas
Harald Bradley
Bearcats
Asl
Longhorns
Oklahoma City
Ed Jucker
Bradley
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George Wilson
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Tori Thacker
Tony Yates
Dale Heidetting
Gene Smith
Mike Humphrey
Joe Fisher
Larry Franks
Jimmy Gilbert
Jimmy Puryear
John Futz
Jack Dugan
Matt Heller
Sox Walseth
Chiefs
Abel Lemons
Walseth
Viramontes Named West Texas State College Coach
Jimmy Viramontes, ex UT basketball staffer, named head coach at West Texas State College in Canyon. He resigns from Texas effective April 1, with the new post to begin June 1. A Las Cruces native, Viramontes was an all-state player in New Mexico.
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Canyon, Tex
Jimmy Viramontes
University of Texas
West Texas State College
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Viramontes
Texas
West Texas State
Frank Kimbrough
Canyon School
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