Reagan Bengals Top Gander Nine in a Shutout
Reagan High School's John Reagan Bulldogs dominated the Robert E. Lee Ganders Tuesday night, winning 5 to 0 on strong pitching by Wayne Graham for the visitors. Coach Pete Sultis was absent with Sultis, Armstrong, and Filig visiting Texas A&M. Roland Kudiamasterminded the Lee lineup, struggling to counter the visitors' slants.
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John Reagan
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Houston
Reagan
Heights Tosters
College Station
Texas Aggie
Wayne Graham
Pete Sultis
George Armstrong
James Filig
Texas A and M
Texas Aggies
Paul Bryant
Sultis
Roland Kudia
Lee
Graham
Exhibition Baseball Results From United Press Feed
United Press reports a series of exhibition baseball scores across multiple cities. Notable games include Philadelphia 7 defeat by New York Aeron 3, Boston 0 over Pittsburgh 3, Washington 6 over Cincinnati 3, Chicago 3 over Baltimore 1, Cleveland 2 over New York L, San Antonio 12 over Texas 0, Cincinnati 8 over Milwaukee 27, and Savannah 0 over Any 0.
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United Press
Philadelphia
New York
Aeron
Pittsburgh
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago
Baltimore
J. Cleveland
San Antonio
Tex
Milwaukee
Savannah
Baseball Briefs Highlight Pirates Spring Start Uncertain
Baseball briefs cover spring training notes from St. Petersburg to Charleston. Bob Friend shows a glittering three hitter and may start the Pirates NL opener as Haney weighs Friend or Sarkent. Maglie returns for the Giants with a strong six innings and Cleveland edges the Giants 2 1. Don Zimmer faces reassignment in Jacksonville as the Dodgers barnstorm. Orioles and Cubs split with Joe Coleman shining for Baltimore while Hank Aaron blasts. Tigers trim roster as Bright departs to Buffalo. White Sox praise spring work on Southeast tour. Senators optimistic despite early Grapefruit losses.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bob Friend
Fred Haney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Haney
Friend
Max Sarkent
Bob
Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Shreveport
Baltimore Orioles
Joe Coleman
Chicago Cubs
Coleman
Orioles
Cubs
Hank Sausr
Ernie Banks
Bob Scheffing
Phil Cavarretta
Columbus
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Southeast
Texas
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Richards
Tom Flanigan
Most Sought-After Football Player In Cedar Bayou History
Jer ry Marcontell emerges as Cedar Bayou’s standout athlete of record. The 18 year old multi sport star captivates colleges with football prowess while excelling academically and pursuing chemistry and engineering. Barfield hails him as the best all round athlete he has coached. Marcontell stands 6 3 and 190 pounds with a likely South West Conference college future.
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Clyde Murray
Cedar Bayou
Jerry Marcontell
Marcontell
Marcontells
Coleges
Baylor
Houston
Texas Christian
Oklahoma A&m
Beaumont
Lamar Tech
Robert Barfield
Jerry
Hddings
Deer Park
Marcon Tell
Bears
Marconteil
D. H. “Cotton” Watkins
Barbers Hill
Sugarland
Baytown Rifle and Pistol Club Sets Two Shoots Next Month
The Baytown Rifle and Pistol Club plans at least two pistol and rifle shoots next month. In the last club range meet C. E. Wood won Class A with 235, M. W. Houston 228 second. Class B winner C. W. Fletcher 228, H. A. Holcomb 221, J. E. Flint 211. Fletcher also won big bore rifle with 58. Ed Boehme 33, C. Q. Horton 46. The rifle event was fired against time. the club, with about 100 members, meets the second Thursday each month at the Community House.
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Baytown
C. E. Wood
M. W. Houston
C. W. Fletcher
H. A. Holcomb
J. E. Flint
Fletcher
Ed Boehme
C. Q. Horton
Hap Marshall Named Little League Pilot in Baytown
Baytown fans learn Hap Marshall, famed Baytown athlete and refinery employee, will manage the Bayshore Yanks in the West Bay Little League succeeding Pete Rupp who resigned due to time constraints. Tryouts set for 1954 season with East and West divisions holding sessions at multiple fields. Marshall previously aided Paine Cardinal manager Bob Kalbitz and is described as a hustling, sports minded leader. Harold Jones, longtime thoroughbred trainer, dies at 53 of apparent heart attack in San Mateo.
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Marshall
Baytown
Bayshore Yanks
West Baytown
W. A
Pete) Rupp
W. F. White
Rupp
White
Bob Kalbitz
Paine Cardinal
Goose Creek
Stream
Robert HE. Lee
Little League Park
West Lads
West Lads Will Report At the Humble Commissary
Roger Read
Tommy Schuble
Clarence Pillow
Lefty Frazier
Hock Butcher
L.B. Phillips
San, Mateo
Harold
Jones
Bay Meadows
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Pitt Pirates
Willard Nixon
Joe Dobson
Sid Gordon
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
Maglie
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Rocky Nelson
Indians
Mary Grissom
Art Houtteman
Jose Santiago
Dick Tomanelli
Giants
Tacksonville
Fila
Don Zimmer
Peewer Reese
Vero Beach
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Rams
Zimmer
Vic Marasco
Montreal
Dodgers
Braves
Tod
West Palm Beach
Eddie Squad
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Baton Rouge
Lakeland
Detroit Tigers
Harry Bright
Buffalo
Bright
Memphis
Tigers
Fred Hutchinson
Charleston
D. C
Washingtim. Senators
W. Bill Reichart
Investments
East Texas
J Redwood Aijr-Flo Fence CO
Bill Draper
del Power
THE
State Banking Department
Guardian
Guardian See
Guardian Financial Corp
Texas Ave
Bremen Theater
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Wevem
Eaat Shaw Ave
Phome Gat
Rifle
Fielda
Woodlands
Laurel
Helbo
Laurel Park
Pluto
Lowell Observatory
Mmstate
Allstate
Sears
J.R. Williams
Laddie Pokorny
Sears, Roebuck & Co
West Texas Ave
Sisi
Urano
Sears, Roebuck and Go
Asten-And
Siabilines
Sagorate
B.f.goodrich
Lawn and Garden Headquarters
Briggs & Stratton
B. F. Goodrich
Whitewall
Bfg
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H-U-M
Brinkman
Johnny Howard
Dial
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