Trojans Tie Breaker In Infield Scratch
South Houston defeated Baytown 6 to 5 in the opening game of the Texas City tournament. An infield error in the seventh allowed Andy Thacker to score the go ahead run, erasing a late Ganders rally as Maxie Burnham started for South Houston and James Gathright closed.
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Trojans
Aimie
Woods
Sun Sports
Texas City
Baytown
South Houston
Andy Thacker
Ganders
First Round Results In Houston Baseball Tourney
Brazosport and LaMarque triumphs headline first round action as Ball High, Texas City, and Baytown compete. Baytown tops South Houston early, while LaMarque delivers a grand slam in the top of the sixth to swing a 4-1 lead. Texas City and Spring Branch also show offense with homers and timely hits.
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Ball High
Brazosport
Posadeno
Lamarque M3
Texas City
Texas Cry
Beytown
Soul
Houston
Brazosport Posceero
LaMarque Comsolavion
George
Johnny Txlum Thay
Baytown
Dena
Spring Branch
Mickey’ McCurry
Eagles
LaMarque
George Quiroga
Rick Henderson
Henderson
Vicls
Louis Sholmire J
Steve Jamait
South Houston
Gerald Walker
Jimmy Anderson
Walker
Anderson
TS Wayne
Gander Trojans Rally For Late Lead In Sixth Inning
Trouble in the sixth gave the Trojans four runs on a bases loaded walk and a double off reliever Bobby Whaley. Walker tied the game for Ganders after errors by South Houston loaded the bases, then Thacker advanced and Acosta forced plays with quick throws. Whaley later mishandled a pick and Thacker moved to second as Eddie Mitchell grounded out.
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Thacker
Schneider
Piller
Johunny Taylor
Whaley
Russell Hancock
Rincon
Taylor
Acosta
Baytown
Rincon E
Tojon
Anderson
Hancock
McCrea
Bullet Hand
Tost
Thorpe
Foreadt
David van Tassel
Walter
Trojan
Tom Emschler
Emschler
Angle
ABC
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Gathright
Ben Shirey
Veielding
Jerry Linder
Trojans
Bobby Whaley
Walker
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Frame
Whaler
Jaime Acost
Bobby Brown
Jin MeCr
Eddie Mitchell
Asta
Daytona Beach
Fla
Houston Colts
Kansas City Athletics
Eddie Kasko
Cals
Bob Anderson
Walter Band
Hal Woodeshick
Houseton
Ed Charles
Woodeshick
Pirate
Giants Seek Duke in Talks to Boost Pitching Depth
The Giants reportedly offer for Duke Snider aim to regain left handed power for Candlestick Park by replacing Ed Bailey. Snider, 37, hit 14 homers last season for the Mets and is sought as a pinch hitter to bolster a faltering lineup.
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Associated’ Press
Duke Snider
San Francisco Giants
Candlestick Park
New York Mets
Snider
Duke
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Ed Bailey
Milwaukee
Seaason
New York
Robin Roberts
Miami
Fla
Baltimore
Orioles
Houston Colts
Kansas City
Daytona Beach
Dick Brown
Oriole
Harvey Haddix
Dick Hall
Houston
Eddie Kaska
Bob Anderson
Hal Wondeshick
Corecard Friday Results and Weekend Games
Summary of baseball results and upcoming schedule with multiple weather related cancellations noted. Teams mentioned include Houston Baltimore New York Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee Los Angeles Philadelphia Minnesota St. Louis San Francisco Cleveland Detroit Washington and Pittsburgh. Divided squads used in several listed matchups.
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Houston
Kansas City
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Rarity
York
Philadelphia
Minnesota
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cleveta Dewon
Chcago
xBoston
xBaltimore
Washington -Ens Angeles
Baltimore xHouston
Minni
San Franciso
Playoff Semifinals Narrow Leads Highlighted
In the SBA Playa Friday playoffs the Western Division Semifinal sees St. Louis visit Los Angeles with St. Louis leading the best of five. The Eastern Division Semifinal has Cincinnati at Philadelphia with Cincinnati leading the best of three. Sunday’s game features Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Monday’s game Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
St.ouis
Ecessary
Pistol Pete Back With .45s Sophomore Hopeful
Piney Woods Pete Runnels, former AL batting champion, prepares to start at first base for the Houston Colt .45s as a sophomore. Once a Rice standout, he battled timing woes last season but shows spring promise. Runnels, 36, lives in Pasadena with wife and three sons James Mark and Steve and plans for a post baseball store career.
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Cocoa
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Piney Woods
Pete Runnels
East Texas
Houston Colt
Boston
Pete
Rusty Staub
Houston
Atum
Fouston
Henderson
Lufkin
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Boston Red Sox
Roman Mejias
Pasadena
Burinell
James
Mark
Steve
Pistol Pete
Red Hills
Way
Perkins Keys Bears Past Missouri 5 2
WACO AP Baylor beat Missouri 5 2 on the pitch line of Henry Perkins who also hit a third inning home run.
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WACO
Baylor
Alissouri
Henry Perkins
Longhorns Not In Same Caliber As 1963 Royal Says
Texas coach Darrell Royal warns reporters that the 1961 Longhorns are not at the level of the 1963 squad. He notes injuries and departures tempering expectations, cites past success, and cites uncertainty at quarterback while praising some returning players and defense.
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Royal
Jack Keever
Austin
Texas
Darrell Royal
Aid
Orance
Reyal Saya
Clayton Lary
Tom Currie
Teany King
Joe Dixon
Timmy Doerr
Tommy ‘Nobis
Royalvals
Roval
Marvin Kristynik
Cougars Edge OSU in All-America golf lead
Houston hosts the All-Amerian Intercollegiate Invitational at Pine Country Club as Mark Hopkins leads Houston with a three over par Friday while OSU trails by five strokes. Texas Wake Forest Oklahoma State chase, with strong two-ball and best-ball play shaping the team totals and standings.
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Houston
Oklahoma State
OSU
Treens
Dave Eichelberger
Bob Dickson
George Hixson
Wake Forest
Cougars
Texas
Oklahoma
Garrett
Hopkins
Hixson
Dickson
Arizona State
Byron Ward
Ken Ful
New Mexico
Guy Wimberly
Tommy Hornbuckle
Tom Stevens
Marty Garber
Signs of Spring Show Up Around Baytown Waters
Local observations herald spring with warm 70s warming Trinity Bay waters and abundant bait shrimp near Bay View Camp. Reports include Curlew sightings near Tri City Beach, Audubon interest, and fishing parties returning with mixed results. A restaurant owner shows off a new gumbo pot while labor tensions surface at nearby Cedar Bayou unions.
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Earl Barnes
Bay View Camp
Trinity Bay
Dow's Reef
Zapt. Barnett
Seabrook
Harper’s
Jeff
Harbour
Curlew
C. W. Plite
Plato
Arthur Chrisley
Toney
Lea
Fontenat
Edinburg
W. B
Blumer
Thomp-stenance
United Fruit and Food
Cedar Bayou
National Labor Relations
Afl-Cio
Rio
Grande Valley
ili + ‘union
Dallas Banker W Dewey Presley New Cotton Bowl Chief
W Dewey Presley of Dallas was elected president of the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association at a Friday directors meeting, succeeding Charles Wooldridge who was named chairman. Presley, a Gilmer native and Baylor University graduate, assumes the post as the organization continues its manage ment of the Cotton Bowl.
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Dallas
W. Dewey Presley
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Charles Wooldridge
Boand
Presley
Gilmer
Baylor Unive
OLLERS MOOTED AS COACH ARISES FROM STATE OF HOUSTON
AP reports Wal Rchiekmann, a 3 year backfield coach, contemplates a return to coaching after his Houston stint. Former Texas Tech and Green Bay Packers player seeks immediate role as coach succeeding Haristan. Wally Lei from St. Louis Cardinals involved.
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Mouston
Wal Rchiekmann
Howstom Oller
Beckfier Atar
Texas Tech
Green Bay Packers
Haristen
Schusknine
Low Rymkus
Sebiachar
Wally. Lei
St. Louis Cardinals
Schoolboys Write Six New Records at San Angelo Relays
Harolds Ratliff reports from San Angelo Texas that six schoolboy records fell as the University division opened in the San Angelo Relays. Texas and eight other teams competed in Division I while Division II saw multiple marks set by Abilene Cooper Brownwood Winters and others in sprint and field events.
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San Angelo
Tex
Southern
Methodist
Billy Foster
John Roderick
Texas
Abilene Christian College
Texas’ A&m
Baylor
Abilene Christian
North Texas State
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
Abilene Cooper
Winters
Rickey Smith
Abilene
Cooper Broad
Raul Vasquez
Fort Stockton
Pinto Beene
Cooper
Brownwood
Jerry McCullough
Olson Beats Thornton In Ten Round Light Heavyweight Fight
Carl Bobo Olson defeated Irish Wayne Thornton by split decision over ten rounds at Kezar Pavilion San Francisco in a televised bout. Promoter Art Benjamin eyed Olson for a title shot against Willie Pastrana or Greg Ramirez with Olson showing experience and sharp combinations and earning a near unanimous verdict from officials.
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San Francisco
Carl Bobo Olson
Creen
Olson
Wayne ‘Thornton
Kezar Pavilion
Art Benjamin
Willie Pastrana
Greg
World Boxing Association
Jack Downey
Siatge Bob Mitchell
Masters Golf Draws 28 Foreign Entries
Augusta Ga April Masters brings 28 foreign professionals and amateurs, showing growing golf participation abroad and rising U S events interest. Clifford Roberts, tournament chairman, notes more international entrants this year despite 37 last year as practice rounds start April 3.
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Augusta
Iap
Clifford Roberts
U S/A
Orange Invitational Golf Meet Narrows Top 10 Field
Baytown Ganders miss top 10 at the Orange High School Invitational. Dub Kovar leads Baytown with an 80, while teammate Kinsey and Motley post high rounds. Conroe, Beaumont, Port Arthur and Galena Park also post solid team scores in a crowded field of 48 teams.
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Ue Sunset Grave Country, Club
Cquise
Stas Tell
Orange High
Dub Kovar
Baytown
Kovar
Sixememher
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George Cochrain
Port Arthur
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LaFayette
Woody Kinsey
Port ‘Arthur
Gary Motley
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Jimmy Lovell
Jerry Cox
Azaebs
Scott Liggett
Mike ‘Thompson
John Boyer
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Pall
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Beaumont French
Deer Park
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Nederland
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Jand
Sunset Grove
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Brie Zosport
Bill Wade
Freeport
Arthur Russell
Jimmy Spicewood
Beaumont Marshall
Ae Kinsey
Ad Sever
Jimmy Savell
Mike Thompson
Brazosport
Texas City
Ball High
Galena Park Ami Pasadena
Assistant Owens New Kansas Cage Coach
The Kansas basketball program named Ted Owens as head coach in Lawrence. Owens, 24, was an assistant to Dick Harp for four years and guided major recruiting, including Walt Wesley and George Unseld, with players backing his hiring. The resigning Harp had the position vacated, and Wade Stinson confirmed the decision.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Ted Owens
Owens
Dick Harp
Wade Stinson
Harp
Walt Wesley
George Unseld
Campbell's 67 Gives Lead In Azalea Open Round
Joe Campbell former Purdue star golfer led the Azalea Open after a 67 at Cape Fear Country Club. He held a one stroke edge over Bob Garcia as 34 players broke par in ideal Wilmington conditions. Garcia, 47, seeks a return to form after Caribbean tour travels and recent club job focus.
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N.C
Joe Campbell
Purdue University
Cape Fear
Bob Garcia
Birmingham Hills
Mich
Campbell
Joe
Greensboro
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Joe, Campbell
Bob Gadja
x-Ed Justa
Jack McGowan
Tommy Jacobs
Don
Fairfield
Dutch Harrison
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