Lee Relays Preview Promises Strong Local Field
Teams from Lamar Baytown and Port Arthur eye strong showings as relief on relays thins out. Coach Rockhold notes Lamar Baytown Baytown and Milby enterables, with preliminaries Saturday afternoon at 2. Pacing the meet, Parkhurst and Lee look to defend titles as 20 plus teams expected, with Lee and Vegas among top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Law Inka Houston
Beverly Rocbold
Wes
Port Arthur
Houston
Lamar
Mil
Steala Agtan
South Houston
Cancer
Rene
Lrew Tan
Remy
Baytown
Milby
Cates
Freeentey
Port
Gulf Coast
San Houston
Bellaire
Jesse Jones
St. Thomas
Reagan
Waljie
Austin
Pasadena
Brazosport
Beaumont
Nacogdoches
Texas City
LaMarque
Galena
Rockhold
Park
Victoria
Dunlap
Hejlems
Lee
Rel Tries For Comeback In Conferenc e Race
Treuhardt of the league with a 24 record said as he viewed Gander pros and a perfect season. The Eagles pects in the suddenly jumbled con ference. Baytown hosts Texas City here at 7 p.m. Thursday closing out the second week of 12-4 action. Injuries and back troubles affect Baytown and Pasadena, with Gander coach Don Treuhardt stressing readiness for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treuhardt
Eagles
Bryan
Pasadena
Baytown
ALM Consoli
Jooks
Bellaire
Reagan
Bryanmeyer
Don Treuhardt
Texas City
Ball High
Brazosport
Galena Park
Galveston
South Houston
Smiley
Clarion
Ardt
Wedzer
Needay
Mike Jones
George Crow
Clamo
Ronnie Kluch
Oliver
Kluch
Rushing
Roger Adams
Kenneth ‘Parker
Bill Stewart
Sammy Masters
Johnny Savage
Jerry Kemplay
Nacogdoches Draws Bid By Anahuac At S F Austin Relays
Anahuac travels to East Texas for the Stephen F. Austin Relays in Nacogdoches with prelims at 9 30 a m and finals at 7 30 p m The meet includes two classes 44 and 3A in one division and 2A and below in the other Panthers relay strength headline entries Terry Eitel Gilbert Ferguson Jim Ezer Carroll Harvey with Bill Munger and Russell Ezer among point scorers in sprints jumps and distance races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahuac
East Texas
Nacogdoches
Analmac
Dayton
Panthers
Terry Eitel
Gilbert Ferguson
Jim Ezer
Carroll Harvey
Bill Munger
Ferguson
College JUCO Tourney results and pro basketball notes
Wednesday results from the national JUCO tournament include Trinidad Colorado 73 over Winnington North Carolina 72 and Cameron Oklahoma 92 over Weber Utah 74. Also listed are Lon Morris Texas 08 Fort Smith Arkansas 65 and others with regional matchups and NBA playoff notes showing Cleveland 124 Pittsburgh 102 and Kansas City 110 New York 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Winnington
N.C
Cameron
Okla
Agm
Weber
Utah
Linois Moberly
Flint
Mich
Lon Morris
Tex
Fort Smith
Ark
Conselaian Young Harris
Creston
Lone
New ‘York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Datrait
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinagti
Chicago
Cleveland
Houston
Boston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Tampa
Angeles
Detroit
Lakel
Alliwaukee
Bradenton
St. Petersburg
Minnesota
Fort Ayers
Saraseta
Phoenix
Kansas
City
Pompan
Scotts
Colts Beat Boston 8-7 In 13 Innings Stuns Orioles
In a dramatic 13 inning exhibition, the Colts edged the Red Sox 8-7 as the Orioles cope with injuries. Jack Fisher’s shoulder ailment prompts a pitching reshuffle with Chuck Estrada joining Hal Brown Dick Hall and Billy Hoeft. Maris’ 1961 heroics and early spring roster turmoil frame a hectic spring beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Chuck Estrada
Jack Fisher
Cincinnati Reds
Baltimore
Fisher
Roger Maris
Estrada
Birds
Steven Barber
Uncle Sam
Milt Pappas
Billy Hitchcock
Hal Brown
Dick Hall
Billy Hoeft
Hoeft
Detroit
Sarasota
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Los Angeles’ Angels
San Francisco
Balm Springs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Houston
Boston
Scottsdale
Orioles
Reds
Marv ‘Throneberry
Russ Snyder
Bass
Grim
Senators
Haywood Sullivan
Glen Hobbie
Dave Gerard
George Schultz
Dayton and St Johns Favored in NIT Semifinals
Dayton Flyers and St Johns Redmen enter the National Invitations Tournament semis at Madison Square Garden as favorites. Dayton relies on sophomores Bil Chmielewski and Gordie Hatton while Loyola Chicago and Duquesne chase upsets. St Johns features Leroy Ellis and a patient offense, and Duquesne leans on Willie Somerset and Clyde Arnold as they seek a first NIT title in ten tries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Dayton
St. John’s
Madison Square Garden
Ohio Flyers
Loyola of Chicago
Redmen
Duquesne
Loyola
Flyers
Wichita
Houston
Bil Chmielewski
Gordie Hatton
Foot-L
Chmielewski
Brooto Vic Rouse
Ramblers
St. John's
Leroy Ellis
Metropolia
Berch
Holy Cross
Navy
Bradley
Dukes
Willie Somerset
Somerset
Clyde Arnold
Crosby Runs Friday At Sugar Land Meet Preview
Crosby Buffs head to Sugar Land for the Vikings Relays with prelims at 1 30 p m and finals later. Host John Foster Dulles is a top contender as Crosby seeks points in field events and sprint relays. Johnston Beene and Stevens lead in discus, shot put, pole vault and sprints, with notable times and marks from recent Bronco Relays and Dayton meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Baytown
KWBA
Annis
Eddie Gray
Truman Cox
Bobby Gumr
Cecil Fisher
John Sylvester
John Adams
Nelson McElroy
Frank James
Eldon Berry
David Conway
Pete Sultis
James Ellis
Roland Kudla
Bill Parrish
High Point
Drew Dunlap
Barry Nettles
Kyle Alexander
George Crow
Hurdies
Kevin Lounsberry
Paul Bill Kern
Ron Kramer
George Perkins
al. Tipps
Jay Bollinger
William McDowell
Arthur Hodges
Thomas Hendrix
Jerry Hill
Jack Conway
John Gibbs
Billy, Hinkle
Jimmy Johnson
John Petrash
John Britt
Clyde
Henderson
Will
Crosby
Sugar Land
Buffs
Foster Dulles
Doyle Johnston
Willis Beene
Dayton
Beene
Johnston
Robert Stevens
Stevens
Robert Sebesta
Richard Sirocka
Lygle Naiver
John Stone
Bainksiki
Kilgore
Rubin
Gresham
Sebesta
Crabb
Denson
Nelson
jDengon
Stone
Sebeshy
Naiver
Hargraves
Sirocka
Nelsort
Massey
Marek
Martin
Kilware
Wyoral
Franta
Kubin
Michalsky
Henson
Hadden
Defending Champs View UCLA As NCAA Sleeper
UCLA 18-9, Far West regional champions, meet defending champ Cincinnati 27-2 in the NCAA semifinals at Freedom Hall Louisville. Ohio State 25-1 faces Wake Forest 21-2 in the other semifinal as coaches anticipate a possible rematch of last year’s final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
UCLA
Freedom Hall
Uclans
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Wake Forest
California
Bruins
Fred Slaughter
Proy
Utah
Oregon State
Walt Hazzard
Slaughter
Garlingham
Buttreighs
Johnny Green
Pete Blackman
Green
Ed Jucker
Cal
Bearcats
Central League Cards Tryout Held For Youth Players
Central Little League resumes a 9 am Saturday tryout at Lee Drive Park for boys aiming to join the team. Sim Jim Orchin noted the session targets players in the summer age group, with applications available at the Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Little League
Peanut Bowl Controvers Spurs Ranger Cisco JC Faceoff
EASTLAND AP The Peanut Bowl clash between Ranger and Cisco Junior Colleges is clouded by contract refusals after Eastland Junior Chamber of Commerce offered terms. Presidents Ted Nicksick and Grady Hugo cite demand for broader control of expenditures and decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Ranger
Cisco
Ted Nicksick
Grady Hbgue
Eastland Junior Chamber of Commerce
Large 12 3A Field Bulldogs Falcons Head For La Marque
District 12 3A field teams La Porte Channelview and Deer Park head to La Marque for a Saturday track meet with preliminaries at 1 p.m. and finals at 7 p.m. Readouts highlight John Butler’s Nedeland record bid, Mike McManus and Malcolm McEachern seeks multiple victories, and La Porte’s and Channelview’s relay squads and individual runners gear up for key events including the mile medley and sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcons
la Marque
la Porte
Channelview
Nederland
Amedalg
Deer Park
Conroe
John Butler
Hig
Hectoraeae
Netherland
Butler
Mike McManus
McManus
Malcolm McEacherm
McEachern
Bulldog
Meachern
Kirby Gates
Gates
Freddie Russell
Bo McManus
Harry Faulkner
Jimmy Redd
Ji Bentley
Stephen Harkness
Norris Weir
Ronnie Owens
Faullkner
Bentley
Buster de Leon
Paul Piccynski
Allen Christiensen
Mike Griffith
Alton Porter
Porter
Weir
Childs
Moore
M. McManus
la Porte Faulkner
Owens
Clark
la Porte -de- Leon
Redd
Harris
B. McManus
Sages
Piccynski
Harkness
Perkins
Casauister
Mars
Russell
Piceynski
Ainsworth Fuller Win GCCC Tourney
Sandy Ainsworth and Pat Fuller posted a net 67 to win the Search Foursome at Goose Creek Country Club last weekend. They led a three way tie for runner up as Warne and Stewart Stefani and Bray and Smith and Broyles posted strong nets. Pro Jack Shelton notes a scramble is planned for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Ainsworth
Pat Fuller
Goose Creek Country Club
Bob Warne
J. W. Stewart
Harry Stefani
Buddy Bray
Joe Smith
Bill Broyles
Ainsworth
Fuller
Stefani
Bray
Warne
Stewart
Smith
Broyles
Jack Shelton
Houston Bowling Classic Opens Today
The Houston Bowling Classic opens today in Houston with defending champion Dick Weber and Carter among favorites. Glenn Allison, winner of the last tour stop in Memphis, is also rated a strong contender. The field includes 144 players and the final is slated for Saturday afternoon. Carter leads the money list on the current tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dick Weber
Carter
Glenn Allison
Memphis
Monty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Lee
Bert “Hill
Jamnes Imeonnd
Any Vegas
Don Parthars
Parkhurst
Eee Dent Tink
Failerss Lee
Vines Metahes
Mins Oeek Ontey
Tew
Ital Leenaty Vases
Rockyrelay
Vegas
Buivembi
Jey
Uviel
AFC
CVC
Freeport
Rel
Ezer
Peddy
Stan
Eitel
Ferguson, Ei
Harvey
J. Ezer
Stanpar
Munger
R. Wilson
Penick
Wil
R. Ezer
J. Wilson
Hitel
Hunger
Reece At
John
W. Main
Colts
Cubs
Lou Brock
Indians
Elio Chacon
Guy Beil
Mets
Ray Daviault
Herb Moford
Charles Moorhead
Tigers
Larry Jackson
Paul Toth
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Carl Sawatski
RBI
Marshall Bridges
Pedro Gonzalez
Angels
Giants
Billy Pierce
Bob Rodgers
Lee Walls
Dodgers
Pirates
Pidge Brown
Don Taussig
Red Sox
St. Johns
FORD
Fairlane
Thad Felton Ford
Texas
Pye
John Wooden
Jack Gardner
Wooden
Central League
Macy Cates
Cook's Paints
Texas Ave
Llowanre
PHILC
Ares
Kovars T.V. Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!