REL Tops Baytown Championships in windy finals
Baytown Tennis Championships concluded with Roemer Houston and Patsy advancing in singles while doubles teams led by Barsalou Stewart and Franklin Halter earned spots in finals amid gusty conditions. Ann Newton of Victoria claimed the girls singles title as Baytown hosts saw strong showings from local players.
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Roemer Houston
Bayes
Bill Marshall
Rich
Salon
Py Amith
Barsalou
Stewart
Lamar
Bobby Balkimmy Weems
West Columbia
Tucker
Jen Damourail Boytown Jr
Darrell Futlick
Lonneu
Glown
Dave Wal-kar
Wiley Galena Fark
Moe Dunwood
Dick Roamers
Randy McCallumeney
Buschere Hill
Five SWC Frosh Records Bettered
Five Southwest Conference freshman track and field records were improved at a quad meet in College Station. Darren Bratlett of Rice vaulted 7 inches for one record, Jim Lancaster of Baylor threw the shot 54 feet 64 inches and the discus 160 feet for two more. Ted Nelson of Texas A&M ran the 220 yard dash in 20.6 and the 100 yard dash in 9.5 to tie a record, John Collins of A&M did the high hurdles in 14.1. Texas won the meet with 44 percent, A&M 40, Baylor 39, Rice 5.
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Darren Bratlett
Rice
Wteet
Jim Lancaster
Baylor
Gisetts
Ted Nelson
Texas A&m
John Collins
A&m
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Bobby May
Texas
Relays And All Tournament Hope For Jimmy Dodd
Don Truehardt spoke last June about Jimmy Dodd seeking scholarship attention from all-state tournament results. Dodd, a pint-sized Ganders infielder, struggled for hits in Austin with only one safe blow. A stated inside the park opportunity would have been a homer except at House Field where a 10 degree slope turned fly balls into outs. Jimmy Labouring to land offers, SHSU showed interest with a half scholarship, prompting a fall at Lee College while SHSTC officials discussed future arrangements with Treuhardt and Lowman.
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Don Truehardt
Irican
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Ganders
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Harmon Lowman
Baytown
Treuhardt
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Baytown Track Relays Highlight Baytown Sports Scene
Baytown hosts a large track meet with 20 work crews preparing quarter mile markings and a 86 yard relay setup. Top Baytown athletes including Parkhurst and Lee contend in 440 and medley relays while Baytown and Port Nech compete with Gulf Coast teams. University prospects from D’El Set Put Ferguson and Lamar face strong Houston schools as field events unfold with finals set for evening.
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Apa
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Joe Avalos
Wayne Hosea
Raymond Ybarra
Kenneth Odom
Clark
Jimmy Clapton
Pest
Parkhurst
Bill Elliott
Cezeaux
Lisenbee
Larry Smith
James Bossley
KWBA
Colts Move To Second As Sta Keeps Cards On Top
Sta Musial at age 41 continues bid for NL records after a double and two RBIs led the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win over Philadelphia. The Cardinals won their sixth straight to hold first in the NL with a .674 pace while Houston’s Colts rose to second with an 85 10 inning victory over Boston. Other results include the Mets beating the Dodgers, Milwaukee topping the Yankees in 10, and the Cubs edging the Giants.
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Associated Press
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Jerry Kindall
Indians
Dick Donovan
Angies
Bickford Leads Bowing Classic In Houston
Dallas bowler Bickford tops the Houston Bowling Classic with an 1158 series the best of his career and on the PBA tour this year, moving from seventh to first among 32 qualifiers with 4435 pins. Don Carter of St. Louis qualified second at 4409 as Downey and Sterling also notable in the field.
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Don Bickford
Dallas
Bickford
Don Carter
St. Louis
Dick Downey
Newark
N.J
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New Orleans
Rice Tournament Quarterfinals Set as McKinley Leads
The Rice University Tennis Tournament advances to quarter finals with top seed Chuck McKinley and three Trinity University players in contention for the team trophy. McKinley Buchholz Froehling and Newman of Trinity won their first three rounds. Lang Sharpe Crawford and Palatox also reach the quarterfinals with several matchups scheduled today.
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Trinity University
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Frank Froehling
Butch Newman
Trinity
Lon Lang
John Sharpe
Chris Crawford
Antonio Palatox
Cormis Christi University
Pasadena Brazosport Keep Pace In District Standings Shuffle
Pasadena routed Smiley 16 to 1 and Brazosport stopped South Houston 41 as District 124A wound up its second week. Pasadena held a one game lead over Baytown and Brazosport, with Ball High third and a three way tie for fourth. Brazosport pitcher Ronnie Pisklak earned his first win, while Ricky Carlisle struck out four for Pasadena. Smiley’s Don Poole took the loss after two frames.
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George
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Richard Strong
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Tarae City
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Hall Minh
Texas
Gaienn Park
Baytown Dominates Bryan In Bryan Invitational Opener
Baytown swept to an 8-0 win over Bryan in the Bryan Invitational semi final opener. Richard Hargraves allowed one hit through six innings, while Baytown hitters pounded for six runs in the third and fourth frames. Ronnie Kluch doubled and Sammy Masters contributed key hits as Baytown built a decisive lead, with Hearne beating Bryan earlier 10-9 in the same event.
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Baytown Ganders second in Brazosport golf invite
Baytown tied for second at the Gulf Coast Invitational in Freeport, finishing two strokes behind Lamar’s medalist Tom Taylor. Lee McDowell led Baytown with a 69, while Robert Odom of South Park shot 68 to pace the field. Baytown’s Bob Kinsey and Bill LeBlanc added strong rounds, as the Ganders placed among top teams including Brazosport, Lamar, and Milby.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Nearby Schedules
The AP scorecard lists results from Farmhall Friday with Minnesota and Chicago games, plus wins by Milwaukee New York St. Louis and others in 10 inning outcomes. It also covers upcoming weekend matchups, college tourney semis, and league play with multiple venues and cities including Tampa St. Petersburg and Fort Myers.
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Texas Ole Miss Reap Near-Record Money
The Cotton Bowl payout from last January 1 totaled 177 175 99 with Texas earning 90 959 and Mississippi the other team receiving their share. Southwest Conference members split 19 459 each while the conference keeps 106 431 33. Southeastern Conference members receive 1431 33 each.
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