Brazosport Favored In 4A District Race This Season
In District 224A baseball openers Brazosport led by Coach J. B. Carroll is favored to win as Baytown Galena Park Pasadena and Rayburn loom as strong challengers. Galena Park Rayburn Texas City Bay High La Marque Baytown turn out predict a tight race with Brazosport likely to face tough competition from Rayburn and Baytown.
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Spon
Brazosport
J. B. Carroll
Carrall
Fae-Rc Iter
Rai Peltirke Baytown
Galena Park
Pasadena
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Pasadenas
Pasadena Eagle
Jimmy Pitts
Rodney Nelson
Letterman Eddie Steininger
Letterman Jim Henderson
Duane Clive
Eagles
Sam Mouston
Webb
Billy Wilson
Texas City
Donnie Clark
Wilson
Rayburn
Spring Branch
Northshore
Bellaire
Kelly
Dickinson
Galena
Clark
Trict
Leon Sefton
Sefton
Letterman
Bill Stoltz
Lettermen
Henry Thompson
Joe Camarillo
Ronnie Spain
Garena
Galveston
Baytown Boat Club hosts weekend outboard races and fairs
Baytown hosts a two day boat race weekend at San Jacinto River park featuring unlimited and heat events with top drivers from Baytown and beyond. Admission is one dollar for adults with under twelve free, and eleven heats run five laps per heat on a one mile course. Warm ups begin at nine with racing underway at one.
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Eddie Huron
East Harris
Baytown Boat Club Park
San Jacinto
U.S
Canada
Hang
Hatton Cuts 66 Houston Roster Ships Six Out
Grady Hatton of the Houston Astros trimmed spring roster. Six players were reassigned to minor league camp in Cocoa, including catcher Dave Adlesh, outfielder Norman Miller, and pitchers Jim Ray, Bruce Von Hoff, Don Arlich, and Tom Arruda.
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Cocoa
Fla
Grady Hatton
Houston
Astros
Dave Adlesh
Norman Miller
Jim Ray
Bruce von Hoff
Don Arlich
Tom Arruda
Isquad
Koufax Upstaged by Kasko as Astros top OC 6-1
Eddie Kasko delivered an inside the park homer driving in four in the sixth inning to power the Houston Astros past the Oklahoma City farm hands 6-1 in an exhibition in Cocoa Florida. The Astros improved to 11-7 in exhibition play as Kasko’s double play misplay led to a scoring sequence.
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Cocoa
Fla
Eddie Urasko
Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
Astros
Ron Cayll
Klasko
Norman Miller
Kasko
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Luke Walker
Dodgers
Fort, Myers
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
George Alt
Pirates No Hits Dodgers In Spring Tilt Drama
Veale and Walker combined to silence the Dodgers as Pittsburgh won a spring game 1-0. Giants and Cubs battled in a seventh inning shuffle amid a wild ball trick scene. Maris and Boyer homered as Yankees beat White Sox 4-1 to halt Chicago’s nine-game streak.
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Veale
Pirates
Dodgers
Walker
Tommy Davis
Vease
Jeff Torberg
Willie Stargell
Maury Wills
Gene Alley
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Véale
Philadelphia
Asheville
Cubs
Giants
San Francisco
Byron Browne
Jim Hart
Don Kessinger
Ron Santa
Hart
Herman
Franks
Altman
Browne
Willie Mays
Glenn Beckett
Joe Proski
Proski
Leo Durocher
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Roger Maris
Homer
Clete Boyer
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David Webb
Donj
Lewis Boswell
Trewhardt
Orters
Baytown
Carl Greene
Alan Acosta
Richard Oliver
Ranmie Anderson
Ricky Burch
Ini
Jon Russell
TS Eagles
Stanley Goode
Mos
Lanny White
Tommy Henry
Albert Potter
Junior Champier
Larsen *id_ Clark
Karl Young
Robert Ramzy
Tim Bailey
Art
Mike Miranda
Ramzy and
Bailey
Darwin Herm
Dann
McClain
Sonny Kelly
Bayshore Motors
Bruce Nicholson
J: Houston
P. G.stepleton
Clayton Elmer
C Hydro
Hatton
Jim Mouton
Mouton
Lone Star Boat Racing Association
National Outboard Association
George Gentry
Texas Education Agency
Ben Shirey
Knox Beavers
Holiday Inn
Citizens Committee For Better Schools
Raymond F. Adams
Koufax
Associated Press
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New York
Okla City
Chicago
Atlanta
Baltimore
California
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
Grasota
Boston
Winter Haven
Detroit
Lakeland
Kansas City
Clearwater
N. St St. Petersburg
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Vero Beach
Buck Turner
Savne
West
Caprices
Corvairs
Fou
Buck
Turner
East Texas
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