Fog Delays Becomes A Bad Night For Ganders
Memorial blanked Baytown Ganders 7-0 as light rain and fog enveloped Memorial Stadium. Chico Siiman sliced a long sixth inning fly for Baytown. Memorial used six hits and a trio of Whaley walks to seize control early. Whaley allowed four first inning runs, and Memorial pulled away with four more in the fourth. Baytown threatened in every inning but could not push across a run, as the Ganders fall to 0-2 while Memorial improves to 2-0 ahead of a stretch of games through Spring Branch, Pasadena, and Galveston.
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Baytown
David Mangum
Jerry Linder
Memorial Stadium
Linder
Silman
Uber
Baytolyn
Mrmorial
Fox
Emery Field
Removil
Mustangs
Uinle
Libman
Bobby Whaley
Bis
Memorial
Spring Branch
Darknes
Bayown
Whaley
Andy Bracht
Pete Boyd
Larry
Alford
Wiple
Ted Carey
Bob Morris
Bacht
Boyd
Johnny Taylor
Leéseh
Carey
Taylor
Gerald Walker
Paytown
Jana “T
Randy Czihoun
Spring Branchs
Bears
Jimmy Anderson
Ganders
Uiver
Gander
Sill
Houston Milby
iSouth Houston
Pasadena
Galverton
Galveston
Porhagis
Trojans Favored Gander Hopes Look Slim In Gulf Coast
Freeport Baytown's bid for a first team title this season weakened Saturday as Gulf Coast Relays began without San Jacinto and Westbury. Defending champion South Houston led the field while Baytown battled illness losses including captain Mike Bowers and limited Kenny Day. Baytown shuffled entries, eyeing three conference rivals Galena Park Texas City Pasadena and others as possible scorers at Aldine Jetera Relays with Baytown runners and relays listed in the event lineups.
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Freeport
Baytown
Gulf Coast Relays
San Jacinto
Westbury
South Houston
Texas City
AEL
Memorial Stadium
Mike Bowers
Kenny Day
Bowers
Day
Beverly Rockhold
Drew Dunlap
Robert Elswick
Rockhold
Dunlap
Ito
Galena Park
Pasadena
Jesse Jones
Lamar
Milby
Memorial of Houston
Aldine
Bobby Meare
Bill Eliott
Dwight Denson
Leon Washburn
Kirk Mann
Rick Bell
Albert Cupps
Douglas Huddle
Warren Lisenbee
Larry Smith
Johnny Garcia
Gilbert LaFuente
Mann
Denison
Rex Kulbeth
Elswick
Moore
Richard Schoyen
Mike Lawhon
Kulbeth
Kenney Day
Denson
Ron Morris
Ken Odom
Victory Humpburge
Will Bickley
Hudfale
Lisenbee
Hank Johnson
iClem Hausmann
Larry Ferguson
White Looks Great For .455 In Spring With Colts
Mike White, a 24 year old rookie from San Jose drafted from the California League, has excited Houston Colt .45s spring training. He may back Nellie Fox at second and could make the opening roster despite not being officially on the MLB roster. White is a strong defender and improving hitter with a minor league career in San Antonio and Venezuela league experience.
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Cocoa
Fia
Houston Colt
Mike White
Jo Ja White
San Jose
Harry Craft
White
Nellie Fox
Colt 45
San Antonio
Bullets
Nellie
Fox
Eddie Kasko
Houston
Paul Richards
Pete Runnels
Kasko
Bob Aspromonte
Bob
Lillis
Short
This Week in Sports Weekly Schedule Mess
A jumble of baseball and track listings from Carver, Baytown, Galveston, and Houston venues. Events include baseball games at Memorist Stadium and South Houston Pasadena, a Galveston Invitational tennis, golf meets, and a junior high track meet with unclear dates and mispelled locations.
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Carver
Perma Gardens
Memorist Stadium
Baytown
Galveston
Carver of Houston
Kashmere Gardens
Saturda
Tourenament
Lee Relpys
Sawtown
Lantorque
Texas
Southern
Colavito Returns as Finley Signals Comeback Season
In an exhibition season opener spread across major league teams, Rocky Colavito signed with the Athletics at roughly $50,000 after a dispute case with Charles O. Finley. Finley’s remarks implied high expectations for a comeback year, as Colavito eyes a strong season with Kansas City. The piece also notes strong exhibition results from San Francisco and Chicago teams and discusses players like Nicholson setting strikeout records, while Don Lackey and others await further MLB moves.
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Theansas
Rocky Colavito
Athletics
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Finley
Chicago
Colavito
Tigers
Kansas City
Colatinto
Cotavito
Rocky
RBI
Dodgers outfielder Frank Howard weighs quitting baseball
Green Bay AP reports Frank Howard, Dodgers slugger and Ohio State product, may quit baseball at 27 due to personal problems. He told AP it would be virtually impossible to play this season, saying he is out of shape mentally and physically and has not thought of baseball. He canceled plans to visit Dodgers president Buzzie Bavasi and cited a troubled frame of mind.
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Mexico City
Sandy Koufax
Flu
Davel
Nicholson
Howard
Chi ‘Cago White Sox
Green Bay
Magiserson
Don Lack
Af Wachinet
Loaen
Isa
Dodger
Bavasi
Pye
Los Angeles
Vern Beach
Fla
Buzzit
Buzzie
Baytown juniors take second at Gulf Coast Relays golf
Baytown junior high teams finish second overall led by Jerry Cox 79 and Thvaine Robertson 81 at Freeport. The squad beat Lage Country Club runners up A&M Consolidated, while senior Baytown trails leaders after a 307 pace and 326 team score. Medalist was Arthur Runnells of Freeport with 72. Ball High and Galena Park also posted strong senior scores.
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Freeport
Baytown
Jerry Cox
Thvaine Robertson
Fl Lage Country Club
Nanner
A&m Consolidated
Bryan
Rilverside Country Club
Bay Ftown
Are Jihur
Woody Kinsey
South Park
Duo Kovar
George Cochrum
Drew Scott
Andy Seamans
Bay City
Steve Polk
Galena Park
Tommy Phillips
Ball High
Port Arthur
Spring Branch
Houston Milby
Houston Lee
Coax
Gary Godfrey
Arthur Runnells
Cox
Robertson
Scott Liggett
Mike Thompson
Bayteavn
Andy Rose
Jimmy Savail
Gary Filler
Pee
High School
Kinsey
Kovar
Cochran
Scott Hang Seamens
Liggett
Thompson
Rose
Westoe Pole Vault Sets Texas High School Records
Harold V. Ratliff reports at the Texas Relays where Gary Hobson of Kermit set the high school pole vault record at 14-5 and 1/4 inches, the best by a Texas schoolboy. Willie Washington of El Paso Austin notches a 22-1 1/2 broad jump, while Albuquerque Manzana High School posts a 4:30.68 sprint medley relay. Amarillo Tascosa leads Division I and Odessa keeps a strong Division I bid with Dunbar and Blackshear combining for points. Randy Matson of Texas A&M headlines an exhibition, with Abilene sprinters Janice Reinhart and others vying for Olympic spots.
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Gary Hobson
Kermit
Texas
Warren Bbratilof
Galena Park
Hobson
Willie Washington
el Paso
Austin
Albuquerque, N. M. Manzana
Amarillo Tascosa
Odessa Permian
Odessa
Tascosa
Odessa Blackshear
Dunbar Intexes
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Abilene
Janice Rinehart
Maples and Rust Named Baylor Football Captains
Baylor selects two captains for 1964 football season linebacker Bob Maples of Mount Vernon and senior James Rust of Garland. Both have started for two years on the Bears who won the Bluebonnet Bowl. The Bears wrap spring practice with the Green White game next Saturday.
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WACO
Bobby Mapies
Mount Vernon
James Rust
Garland
Baylor
Lockhart Mangum Moore Receive Football Grants
Baytown 1983 football players Lockhart Mangum and Moore won athletic grants in aid to Texas colleges. Quarterback Gary Lockhart will study law at Texas Western while fullbacks David Mangum and Roddy Moore attend Wharton County Junior College, pursuing business and pre medical tracks respectively.
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Baytown
Texas
Gary Lockhart
Texas Western
David Mangum
Roddy
Moore
Wharton
Jussior College
Lockhart
Mangum
Howard-Payne
San Marcos
Harding College
Arkansas
Austin
Nacogdoches
NCAA Regional Semifinals Scorecard Across Regions
Duke defeats Villanova 73 to 52 in the East Regional semifinal. Ohio U. tops Kentucky 69 in the MidEast. Kansas State beats Texas West 64 to 60 in the Midwest. San Francisco wins 64 58 over Utah State. UCLA 95 90 over Seattle. Evansville 72 59 in the Small College Championship. North Carolina A&T 72 State College of Town 56. Also lists NAIA and other tournament results and Friday and Saturday schedules across college, pro and exhibition games.
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Associated Press
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Evans‘ville
Pan-American of
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Fockhurst
NASA
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Carson-Newman
Emporia
Pan American Faces Rockhurst In NAIA Final
Pan American of Texas reached the NAIA final by edging Carson-Newman 86-44 while Rockhurst defeated Emporia State 66-61 in Kansas City. Star center Lucious Jackson leads Pan American with high scoring and rebounding as the Broncos seek back-to-back titles.
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Rockhurst
Kansas City
Texas
Lucious Jackson
Jackson
Broncos
Carson Newman
Tennessee
Mitch Edwards
Jelt
Big Pat Caldwell Travis Wallace
Emporia
Pan American
Jis
Emporia State
Jlide
Jim Board
Carson-Newman
Board
Pan Am
Edwards
Jim McGurk
Caldwell
A. Payne
Jim Selzer
Clay Maps Tour and Possible Draft After Exam
Heavyweight boxer Cassius Clay faces a possible draft as he undergoes his second Selective Service written examination. He expects results in about four weeks and plans a New York business trip followed by an Africa and Middle East tour, subject to passport checks. The 22-year-old noted the math portion troubled him most in the three hour test.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Army
New York
Nigeria
Africa
Middle East
Hey
Clay
Chicago
Boxer
Florida
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