Ganders Hold Off Sting Rally in Lone Run Win
Baytown’s Texas City Stingarees drop 1-0 setback as Ganders pitcher Oliver dominates with a string of strikeouts and key plays. Oliver works through trouble in the second and sixth, Baytown threats thwarted by sturdy Ganders defense and timely outs.
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Dermnis Black
Ray Summers
Black
den Cummings
Robert Buchanan
Ders
Baytown
Don Treuhardt
Ling
Besto
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Hennecke
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Fridge
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Sammy Mas
Dirst
Ters
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Pat Pryor
Ed Summers
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Box Score Baton Battery PairNotice
Oliver and Cummings bested the Batterys with 2-0 and 1-1 decisions. Walker, Pryor and Maddox are noted with hits and errors, while Cummings and Savage share a hit by pitch with Leatherwood. The box shows WP Oliver and L Cummings with a wild pitch and a few miscues in a terse early season tally.
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Oliver
Walker
Cummings
Pryor
L—Cummings
Cummsings
Savage
Leatherwood and Maddox
Birth of Barbara Jo Ann Graham in San Jacinto Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Graham announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Jo Ann born March 19 at San Jacinto Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Wells Baytown A J Bates California and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graham Cleveland. The item notes the National Geographic claim about the first photograph of a living person in 1839 and a Daguerre study showing a Parisian shoeshine.
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National Geographic Magazine
Daguerre
Baytown Tennis Opens Strong While Galena Wins in District Play
Galena Park defeats Ball High 3-1 as Galena Park's Dwayne Whitehead drives in the go ahead run and Alfred Choate yields two runs on fourth inning errors. Baytown hosts juniors in a heavy slate with single and doubles action across REL and Lee College courts.
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Sant Joss
Clint Nett
Dleton
Tors
Baytown
REL and Lee College
Galena Park
Lwho
Tamar Roemer
Houston
Mal
Austin
David Nelson
Bill Marshall
Idieé
Victoria
Diarma Svoboda
Drew Margaret Coslett
Bar
Daisy Whitridge
Kaki Kohler
Bers' Hill
Reagan
Lamar
Vic of Houston
Itoria
West
Columbia
Brazosport
Beverly Gatlin
McCallum
Steven Bussa
Phen
John H. Walker
Lee’ College
Richard’ Rimato
Nettleton
Fio
AEL
Patsy
Whalen
Pat Shannon
Ann Newton
Alfred Choate
Galena
Ronnie
Sheest Sloe
Ate
Dwayne Whitehead
Choate
Hard-Pressed to Predict The .45s Million-Dollar Hoof
The Tors face a million-dollar question as spring training yields glimpses of a likely Houston Colts club. With 42 players in camp, manager Harry Craft weighs in on lineup puzzles at infield, outfield, and starting pitching while noting injuries to Amalfitano Heist and Olivares complicate early fixtures.
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Apache Junction
Ariz
Bubba Crid
Houston Colts
Walter Syers
Colt
Harry Craft
Chicago Cub College of Coaches
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Craft
San Francisco
Desert
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Red Sox
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Giants
Norm Larker
Hal Smith
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Reds
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Lesh
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Heist
Ed Olivares
Cardinals
Olivares
Bob Lillis
Dick Gernert
FePhilie Ie
Dodger
Stengel Bags Early Win as Mets Edge Cubs in Exhibt Season
Casey Stengel, 71, savoring revenge after leaving Yankees, watched the Mets beat the world champions 4-3 in nine innings at St. Petersburg. Slugger Richie Ashburn drove in the winning run with a pinch single, as Rogers Hornsby praised the victory and Maris snubbed for a photo. Other games in Florida and Arizona saw Kansas City, Dodgers, Cardinals, and Astros post results, with Houston beating Chicago Cubs 2-1 in Mesa.
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Associated Press
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Stengel
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New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Richie Ashburn
Mets
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Husky Youngsters Lead in Doral Country Club Tourney
In the 350,000 Doral Country Club event, Bobby Nichols 25 and Jack Nicklaus 22 led after the first 18 holes with 69. They share the lead over 167 others including Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead as the field narrows toward the next round.
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Pla
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Nichols
Hhe
Nicklaus
Arnold ‘Palmer
Palm Springs
Phoenix
Tommy Jacobs
San Diego
Bob Goalby
Billy Casper Jr
Mason Rudolph
Jimmy Powell
Phil Rodgers
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
Peter Malar
Paul Bordeson
Bob Verwey
Baytown B Blanks Anahuac 15 0 in
Baytown B team rolled past Anahuac 15 to 0 in a one sided game. Frank Terry and Bobby Whaley led the offense with power at the plate, while Garland Smith and Reliever Whaley combined on the mound for the shutout. Baytown improves to 2 0 on the season with the victory.
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Baytown
Anahuac
Panthers
Frank Terry
Bobby Whaley
Terry Jhit Storss
Whaley
David Mangum
Johnny Taylor
Lee Relays Field Grows to Sixteen Teams for Meet
Lee Relays expands to 16 teams with Houston powerhouses Lamar Milby San Jacinto Aldine and Fort Neches joined by South Houston Galena Park Ball High Texas City and others. Meet setup assigns discus finals to Memorial Stadium ring and field events around the infield with a scoreboard tracking team points.
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San Jacinto
Aldine
Fort Neches
Heverly Rockhold
South Houston
Trojans
Victoria
Galena Park
Ball High
Texas City
LaMarque
Brazosport
Pasadena
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