Records May Be Shattered In Robert E. Lee Relays
Baytown readies for the annual Robert E Lee Relays at Memorial Stadium Friday with top Gulf Coast schools and outsiders like Austin High entering a one day meet. Preliminaries start at 3 pm and finals at 7 pm with 18 events plus a sack race. Robert E Lee and Gan der relay teams figure prominently as key contenders.
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REL Baseball Team Tackles Jackets Here
Donnie Hallum was set to start on the mound for Rob ert E. Lee as Ganders hosted Port Arthur Yellowjackets at Oiler Park. The 4 pm tilt followed Ted Holt’s 3-1 win over South Pack with four hitless innings and two doubles. Vern Guinn finished with three innings, Alton McNulty hit a homer, Lee scored in second.
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Irish Holy Cross To Play In Sugar Bowl Cage Tourney
Notre Dame and Holy Cross accept Sugar Bowl invitations for the December 29 30 four team basketball tournament in New Orleans. Holy Cross 25 2 season with Toro Palazzi leaving. returning stars include Heinsehn Leibler Prohovich Supranowicz and Kasprazak. Notre Dame 25 2 with 18 straight wins before NCAA regional loss. Stephens Weiman Aubrey and Robii back.
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Joe Leibler
Don Prohovich
Walter Supranowicz
Frank Kasprazak
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Iowa City
Jack Stephens
Bill Weiman
Lloyd Aubrey
Steve Robii
All-Jaw-Breaker Baseball Team Of 1950s Announced
SPORTS PARADE NEW YORK March 1 UP shows a tongue twisting dream team mixing Notre Dame with major leaguers. Players include Fred Merclewski Casimer Kwietniewski Pompeyo Cavailillo Reece Krsnich Saturnino Escalera Joe Szekely Bob Borkowski Carl Sawatski Ron Mrozinski Phil Lies Fred Baczewski Marlon Murszewski Mike Blyzka and Pete Wojciechowski.
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Reds
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Bob Borkowski
Carl Sawatski
Ron Mrozinski
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Constanting Keriazokos
Vito Valentinelli
Marlon Murszewski
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Mike Blyzka
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Ted Williams Begins Return to Duty With Red Sox
Cambridge March 16 Ted Williams leaves Santa Maria Hospital on the road back to active duty with the Boston Red Sox. He wears a heavy cast on his left clavicle from a fracture in spring practice at Sarasota. Williams hopes to rejoin Florida workouts soon and maybe April 5 with stitches from a bone operation set to come out Thursday. Doctor Russell G. Sullivan says a speedy return is possible, though full duty may wait.
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Kids Ready To Take Over From Aged Brooklyn Bums
Brooklyn owner Walter OMalley ridicules age fears for the Dodgers listing young hopefuls like Cox Zimmer Hodges Thompson and Campanella as ready to step in He argues veterans can coexist with youth and that age won t be a factor this season in Brooklyn Also notes boxing bout in New York with Danny Rubing and Bob Provizak and Billy Cham entering Flower Hospital for an appendectomy with March 35 listed as a schedule detail.
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al Walker
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New York Holiday Festival picks one local team for next Christmas week
The Holiday Festival field at Madison Square Garden will include St John s as the sole New York entry among eight teams for December 27 29 with Duquesne La Salle Niagara UCLA Dayton and Journey among the others. The selection comes after a weak metropolitan season and hints St John s may rise next year with top freshmen joining. An unrelated note recalls the first motion picture sequence shot in 1880 by a cameraman using a row of cameras to capture a running horse.
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Freese Leads Pirates In Grapefruit League Hitting
Rookie George Freese hit .600 with three homers and eight RBIs as he fuels the Pirates in Florida. Frank Thomas followed with a .533 average including four homers. The Red Sox and Athletics split a game. Jim Piersall missed time with a bruised hip. Other notes cover Koslo’s wrist, Joey Jay’s debut poise, Lopat vs Tigers, and Cubs seeking first win over Cardinals.
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Fla
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Ralph Kiner
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Pet Bully Seeks Capitol Handicap Top Weight
Laurel Md March 16 AP The horse Pet Bully winner of 62000 last year has been assigned top weight of 122 pounds for the 35th Capitol Handicap six furlongs on opening day at Laurel. The purse and field for Saturdays opening attracted betting interest as local and visiting runners prepare for the feature race.
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Ada L. Rice
Laurel
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