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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1955

Page

6

Four thousand fans witness Lamar Ganders relay meet upsets

Robert E. Lee Ganders set four new marks including a 3:12.3 mile relay and 1:30.0 880 leg while Lamar edged Lee 40-12 at the relays. Wally Wilson blasted a 49.6 in the 440 and Alsbrook and Alsbrook tied on 180-yard hurdle pace. Anton Smajstria high jumped 6 ft 4 in to share high point honors with Wilson.

Tom Murray Sun Sports Robert E. Lee Ganders Lamar Lee Pat Bond Sue Frank Robins Vic Davis Wally Wilson Gander Baytown Stephen F. Austin Houston Thiee Viv Davis Galveston G. F. Allbrook Galena Park Bob Singleton San Jacinto Tim Sunday Reagan Joe Ewing Singleton Alsbrook Wilson Anton Smajstria Beverly Rockhold Smijstka Little Jilly Hinkle

Gander Relays Feature Record Sprint Medley and Relays

Wallace Wilson led Baytown in a 41 yard dash victory with a 49.6 and 49.8 prelim, while Baytown and Port Arthur athletes dominated sprint events. The meet saw Baytown establish records in the 820 yard relay and mile relay, with Vic Davis and Pat Bond anchoring key legs. Beaumont’s John Evans won shot put with 53 feet, and Lamar’s Dan Redding and Port Arthur figures starred in middle distances.

Wallace Wilson Baxtown Don Kirkpatrick Port Arthur Manuel Wheeler Cleveland Bobby Lawless Baytown Wilson Tim Sunday San Jacinto Joe Ewing Reagan Earl Brymer Brazosport CG. Wallace John Evans Beaumont Jim Allison Lamar Gayle Watkins Pasadena Charles Dunaway Pat Bond Anton Smajstria Joe Frank Robins Vic Davis David Sipe Andre Rauchard Austin Maroons John Walker Dan Redding Bill Gallagher Wayland Whipple Allen Uhrig Bobby Stillwell Austin Houston Anatin G. F. Alsbrook Ball Bob Singleton Galena Park Herbert Wukasch Denny Pederson Singledon Alsbrook Emmett Smallwood Halfanle Robert Parks Ray Prinsi Reuran Mike Butler Anton Smajstrja Rodney Robb David Webster Bob Williams Bob Dunnam Benny Gurzardo Auston Joe Dove Ray Joe Saunders Wayne Batson Charles Hall Wade Madey Galana Park Jerry Barrow Manuel Rodriguez Jeff Davis Frank Robins Robins Davis Wally Wilson Medlay Pat Cincery Lee

Eisenhower backs Let's Play Ball Week in 1926

New York reports President Eisenhower blesses Let's Play Ball Week urging national revival of baseball as part of American life. Baseball Commissioner Frick proclaims March 1926 as Baseball Week from Radio City offices, while Frick attends spring training retreat in Belleair Florida.

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Lee Golfers Win Third Time This Year in Tri-Meet

Ganders beat Freeport South Park and Ball High by four-man totals 310 for the Ganders 328 for South Park 336 for Freeport and 380 for Ball High in a Friday golf meet Baytown junior high also scored in a separate junior high contest Fred Martij and Don Harmon led medalist honors with 82 and 73 respectively Don Harmon led the high school squad with 73 while Ernest Hauser and Bobby Kannarr shot 78 each Jerry Wilson 83 Harry Bonds and Jimmy Skakik tied at 81 or 82 in the junior high section and the Lees travel to Houston to face the University of Houston freshmen next.

Ball High Mack Baytown Freenort Booth Park Wall High Fiall High Baytown Junior High South Pari Fred Mart] Jr Don Harmon Fred Marti Burton Bruce Gordon Wilson Lynn Gray Ernest Hauser Bobby Kannarr Harry Bonds Jimmy Skakik Jerry Wileson Lees Houston University of Houston Jerry Wilson James

Dons La Salle Meet Today Winner Will Be Champion of NCAA

La Salle faces San Francisco in the NCAA basketball final after both teams won semifinal berths. La Salle edged Iowa 76-73 with 23 points from Tom Gelsay while San Francisco beat Colorado 62-50 led by center G. Dusuesne. The title game is set for 9 p.m. with both coaches tightlipped on chances.

Bill Rosentreter Kansas City LaSalle San Francisco Dons Sauuday Wast San Francisco Inca Colerain Town Colorado Iowa Phil Woolpert Ken Loeffler Tom Gelsay Towa Bill Russell Russell Sim Francisca Smd Catoredo Tai Man Burdette Tidorson Noaloynda Ehyyse Tom Harrold Sting HB rPehew Lee Harrold San Francisco, Inc Dears Jarry Mullen Mullen Sering Towa Jowans Gola Bill Logan

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