Ganders Face Trojans In Week's Windup
Raytown remains winless as the Ganders meet the Trojans in the final week of the season. Pasadena and Ball High contend for third as Baytown, Galena Park, and South Houston chase late-season spots. Key pitchers include Buddy Caulk for South Houston and Scott Meyers for Baytown with Don Poole in reserve.
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Paul Bull’Kern
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Buddy Caulk
Scott Meyers
Don Poole
Cubs Nip Colts- Pvt. Barber May Hold Oriole Fate
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber, 23, shaping spring to impact pennant bid, praised by Yankees’ Ralph Houk for 1962 season. Barber, on Army furlough, pitched six innings in a 7-2 Miami exhibition win, allowing two infield singles and no walks as he eyes regular-season weekend duty.
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Exhibition results and schedule from Associated Press
AP reports results from Thursday including Alwaukee 4 Baltimore 1 and Los Angeles 5 New York nings with several city matchups listed. Schedules show Philadelphia vs New York and St Louis vs Pittsburgh among others across Phoenix Scottsdale Orlando and Los Angeles venues.
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Baytown Tops Texas City 6 5 in Teen Age League
Baytown teen league officials hope to finish signup Sunday at the Junior Optimist Building from 1 to 4 p.m. for ages 13 to 18, with parents required. All boys must sign up, even if previously in the league, as drafting will start after applications. The event includes a breakfast on May 5 and election of a Seen Age Queen. In a Baytown B vs Texas City B game, Baytown won 6-5 after a late rally, with Teel and Burch each 2-for-4 and Whaley, Johnson, and Teel contributing pitching and hitting in an extra inning victory.
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Golf Team Alignment Is Altered
Golf coach Jay Bollinger added George Cochrum and Randy Lumpkin as singles, promoted Danny Tolleson, and benched Woody Kiney who is ineligible this week. Tolleson moved to second singles with Bill Sharp replacing him. Kiney may serve as alternate if the team reaches regionals. Baytown athletes competed in Houston as District 12-44 tennis arrives with finals at 7:30 pm.
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Randy Lumpkin
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Ae Beanly
Woody Kingey
Bill Sharp
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Houston
Tate
Beverly Rockhold
Ferrier Leads Azalea Open After First Round
Jim Ferrier fired a 67 five under par at Cape Fear Country Club to seize a one stroke lead in the Azalea Open. He totaled seven birdies, and trailed Gary Player by one shot with Jay Herbert, Dave Hill, and Tom Nieporte two behind in Wilmington.
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Locust Valley
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Goldsboro
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville, Tenn
Sam Love
Shreveport
Texas House probes DPS after eight hours of secret testimony
In Austin Texas the House Investigating Committee examined the Department of Public Safety for a full eight hours hearing secret testimony from conference and school officials. Chairman Charles Baliman said the committee felt information warranted a continuation of the probe.
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Three AAU Veterans Set Semi Final Twin Bill
Denver Truckers face Marines in the first semi final of the 55th National AAU Basketball Tournament with Bartlesville meeting Akron in the other. The event drew 6,200 fans as officials and veterans discussed alleged score fixing amid a Police Department probe and a committee hearing.
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