Open District With Eagles Tuesday- REL Beats South Park 3-2
Ronnie Anderson piled three RBI with a single double and triple to power REL to a 3-2 nine inning victory over South Park. Norman Montgomery earned his third win, Jerry Johnson threw six innings, and Danny Hetzel allowed three hits in relief as REL improved to 11-3 in district prep. The win set up REL’s Tuesday district opener at Pasadena against the Eagles with star players Anderson Acosta and Russell contributing and Scott Barringer starting on the mound.
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South Park
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Norman Montgomery
Jerry Johnson
Johnson
Dean Littlepage
Green
Ie Picher
Danny Hetzel
Montgomery
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Bwey
Greenie
Fred Hand
Littlepage
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Alan Acosta
Stan
Jon Jiey
Russell
Richard Bass
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Greenies
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Ming Imome
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Gambers
Acosta
Ricky Burch
Oliverone
Handone
Hetzel
Brenham
San Antonio
MacArthur
Austin
Burch
Ganders
Aldine Mustangs
Aldine
Scott Barringer
Lewis Boswell
Rel
Pasadena
Dangerous Eagles
Gander
Milby
Beaumont South Park
RBI
SWC Entries Make Track Field Fast
Corpus Christi RELAYS show Southwest Conference leaders in track with Texas Tech absent. Abilene Christian College competes with faster millers. Randy Matson of Texas A&M headlines the field as world shot put champion aiming to approach 66-6 and 186-11 records in shot and discus respectively. Treba of Abilene targets the mile record of 4 10.2 as 41-yard relay team eyes sub 41.3.
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Tex
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Shiu
Treba
Abilene
Brazosport wins district title. REL falls short in relay upset
Brazosport dominated the district meet with 88 points to unseat Robert E. Lee, as Rick Weyrich led the Ganders with key times in the 50 freestyle and breaststroke. South Houston's Pat Hallisey set records in three events, totaling 21 points, while REL claimed the 200 yard freestyle relay.
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Ronnie Plocheck
Sun Sports
Pasadea
Robert E. Lee
Brazosport
Ganders
Rick Weyrich
Jack Cantrell
Weyrich
Cantrell
Louis Eduuards
Eduards
Rel
Virgil Statts
Grant Halter
Larry Toups
Chuck Miller
South Houston
Pat Hallisey
Trojan
Hallisey
Ron Kramer
Kramer
Priday
Baytown Teen Baseball League Registration Set For April 3
Baytown Optimist Club announces registration dates for the summer teenage baseball program. Ages 13 to 15 sign up April 3 and 17 starting at 2 p.m. at the Optimist Club Building on Market Street. Eligible Goose Creek ISD residents from Mont Belvieu and Barbers Hill districts may join. five dollar fee covers insurance and uniforms. Breakfast kickoff on May 7. League will not enter state playoffs.
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Market Street
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Mul Anguries
Sports Shots From Baylor Rice and SWC Golf Contests
Baylor defeats Rice 42 to knock Owls from first place tie as Southwest Conference action heats up. Texas leads 4 2 in the conference standings while A and M loom at College Station. Relays at North Texas see Bell of Hurst lead with 51 points as Jesuit's Tom Blooker sets a discus mark. University of Houston budgeted 240 000 auditorium PE building to seat 10 000 12 000. Beasley earns top SMU honors and Lank Majors award at banquet. River Oaks tourney sees Post Burris and Dickens reach semis while Sherwood Stewart falls to Travis. Golf pros Snead Sanders Bolt eye Gay Brewer in Jacksonville Open.
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Rice
Owls
Texas
Arsansi
Texas A&m
College Station
Warren MecVea
North Texas
Bell of
Dean Not Fired But Reassigned
Falstaff Brewery official Alvin Griesedieck Jr. says Dizzy Dean was not fired but reassigned as NBC TV develops a year round sports announcing team. The sponsor’s contract with Dizzy continues, with nine years left, and current discussions on his future plans do not include retirement.
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Dizzy Dean
Alvin Griesedieck Jr
Falstaff Brewing Corporation
Nbc-Tv
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Yun
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SMU Leads NCAA Swim Tourney as Final Events Loom
SMU sits fifth entering the last seven events of the NCAA championships with 92 points over two days. Vernon Slovin, Tudor Lacey, Lyndon Neumann each claimed third in events. SMU relay team led by Lacey finished fourth. Texas trailed with notable finishes including an eighth in the 40 yard freestyle relay.
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Southern Methodist
Mustangs
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Tudor Lacey
Lyndon Neumann
SMU
Brian Percival
Dave Quick
Don Booth
Lacey
Bill Charbonneau
Tim ‘Biernie
Howard Moore
Texas
James Spillane
Charles Worrel
Greg Thompson
Gary Langendorn
Steve Ross
Worrell
District 12-4A Swim Results
District 12-4A meet results show Brazosport and South Houston leading in multiple events with new records noted in relay and individual events. Teams include Brazosport Rayburn Ball Texas City Pasadena South Houston and Hayburn. Individual winners span medley freestyle butterfly and breaststroke with several record marks.
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Burns
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Beeman
Ball
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Rel
Watts
Hayburn
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Turner
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Farrell
Your Brazosport
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Smith
Dun
Hallisey
South Houston
McIntire
Robertson
Rayburn
Cantrell
Edwards
Kelley
Texas City
Thorpe
Exports win in district golf with Mantle return noted
Mickert E. Lee leads the Exporters to a fourth place in the district tournament with a two round 163 and 677 total. Mantle returns for a spring Yankees exhibition, going 0 for 3 but sparking fan interest as the team wins 7-6. Repez hits a ninth inning homer for St Louis.
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Red Sox
Royals Celtics Playoff Game Set After Royals Edge Celtics
In Cincinnati the Royals and Celtics resume Eastern Division semifinal action with Cincinnati holding a one game lead after a 107 103 upset on Boston’s floor. Coaches say both teams ready for the second game of the best of five series as Boston hosts Sunday afternoon on national TV.
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Boston Celtics
Royals
Naational Basketball Association
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Baltimore Bullets
St .Louis Hawks
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Hawks
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Army Announces Five Home Games at Michie Stadium
The 1966 Army football schedule lists five home games at Michie Stadium. The Cadets open September 17 against Kansas State, then host Holy Cross and Penn State on consecutive weekends, with Pitt on October 2 and George Washington on November 3.
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Army
Michie Stadium
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Penny State
Pitt
George Washington
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