Baytown Braves Struggle In Spring Exhibition Play
In Rosport and Radenton Florida reports show the Baytown Braves enduring a rocky spring slate with eight straight losses as pitching and hitting fail to click. Warren Spalding and Johnny may be referenced as misfiring stars while Casey Stengel comments on Yankees readiness ahead of opening day.
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Senior Boy Scout Basketball Tourney Saturday
Baytown and Horace Mann junior high gymnasiums host the Annual Senior Boy Scout Basketball Tournament. Ten troops enter. first round games set at 8 am and 9 am. Semi finals and finals undecided on venue. final days to follow completion of rounds.
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Sugar Ray Meets Costner Tonight
Philadelphia March 2. Bustling George Costner a power hitter meets welterweight champion Ray Robinson in a non title bout to see if he's worthy of a title shot next June. A strong showing would put him first in line for a crack at Sugar Ray's crown in New York. The 25 year old Costner fights Robinson in a bout expected to draw 15 000 fans with a 378000 gate and avenge a five year ago knockout in Chicago.
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Rifle And Pistol Club To Meet Thursday Night
The Rifle and Pistol Club will hold a meeting Thursday night at Thad Fetton's agency to elect officers for the coming year and establish club rules.
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Buffs Triumph Over Missions 6-1 in Texas League Exhb.
Houston Buffs pitchers held San Antonio to three hits as they defeated the Missions 6 to 1 in a Texas league exhibition game last night. Only 65 fans attended, and Boanch recorded a line on three Houston hurlers.
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Ganders Bow To Davis in Extra-Inning Tilt
The Robert E. Lee Ganders lost to Jeff Davis of Houston 10 to 7 in an extra inning game at Ofer hall park. Davis pulled ahead in the eighth with three runs after a seventh inning rally by Lee tied the score. Cotton Timmins pitched well early for the Ganders before control issues in the seventh.
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Dedmon
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With Rod And Gun By K. L Fregia Highlands Lake Angling Report
Highlands lake yields perch and bass reports as anglers describe catches from 10 to 13 inches and four bass around three pounds. North side favored. sundown bites noted. Local guides report clean to muddy water conditions across area rivers and bays with bait and boats available. A Texas City report notes clear water and bait, while officials urge saltwater limits of 25 fish per four, with size rules for red fish. Abilene news: Garvin Beauchamp to become head football coach at his alma mater, returning to Abilene Christian.
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Bears Sweep Series With Minnesota Geshers
UNIFED PRESS reports Baylor's Bears swept a two game baseball series against Minnesota, winning 7 to 6 as Murray Jones hit a ninth inning safety. Rice Institute beat Sam Houston 3 to 2 in Houston. Texas A and M lost to Ohio State 10 to 9, with John DeWitt Jr. driving in three Aggie runs via a two run homer.
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Wiggen Leads Inspectors to Tie in Humble Bowling
Mehemet Wiggen rolled 577 in the Humble Club Bowling League pacing the Inspectors to a 2 2 tie with Tech Service. He had games of 186 137 and 204. N O Felps of the Catalyzers had a 216 for the night, sparking a 4 2 win over the Technicians. Other results: Researchers over Sngineers 3 1 and Laboratory over Chemists 8 1.
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Hogan and Snead Added To Colonial Field
Bantam Ben Hogan and Slaromin Sammy Snead were named among the latest entrants for the $15,000 Colonial Country Club Tournament to be held May 25 28 in Fort Worth. Also invited are Byron Welson of Fort Worth E J Harrison of Little Rock Tonny Penne of Cincinnati and Ray Gaiford of DeHas.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Joe Louis Eyes Comeback Fight With Charles for Heavy Title
El Paso report shows Joe Louis saying he wants a comeback to face Ezzard Charles for the heavyweight title. Mario Norris is negotiating with Charles, with Louis retired but open to a return if financial terms suit. Louis predicts a title shot within four months if possible.
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Hemphill Softballers Plan First Practice Tomorrow
The Hemphill softball team will hold its first workout of the season at 4 20 p m tomorrow on the Bay town Junior High diamond. Manager Harvey Bolster says all Major City League positions are open and invites anyone interested to attend the tryout. The piece also notes a historical claim about macaroni’s origins with China and Germany in Europe.
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Bank syndicate tops bids for $10 million Veterans bond
Marcel Austin reports the First National Bank of Chicago led nine bidders as the low bid for a $10,000,000 Veterans' Yard Board bond issue, at 1718 16 per cent. A prior $3 5,000,000 issue sold last October to Chemical Bank and Trust Company of New York at 16685 per cent, per Land Commissioner Bascom Giles.
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