Hook Line And Sinker Fishing Notes, Training Outlook
Freshwater fishing in Trinity River and local ponds picks up as weather holds. Blue cat and shrimp bait trades rise. spring run of bass, bream, and white perch begins with willow bug hatch expected soon. COA Roland Budla may have easy spring training under Pete Sultis and Jer aice. 50 to 60 players set to practice Monday with focus on fundamentals and familiar faces in backfield and line.
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McCallum ‘Park
Amd
Blue Cat
Trinity
Trinity River
Neches
M. W. Geisendorff
COA
Roland Budla
Pete Sultis
Cos Couch Jer Aice
Sultis
Tve
Drake Relays Preview Promises Big Shows and Rivalries
In Des Moines the Drake Relays open with anticipated matchups led by Parry O'Brien and Bill Nieder in shot put and a field including Dave Davis and JoKla ing. Eager crowds of more than 15 000 are expected as the Pale vault and AAU 40 yard dash attract top names like Dave Mills of Purdue and Eddie Southern. Glen Davis, former Ohio State star, holds the world record and won here last year.
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Desines
Saturn
Parry O'Brien
Bill Nieder
Davis
O'Brien
JoKlaing
Dave Mills
Purdie
Eddie “Southern
Texas
Turner
Glen Davis
Ohio State
Baytown Little Leaguers Open 1960 Season At New Park
Baytown Little Leaguers begin the 1960 season Monday with a ceremony to christen a new park built by community volunteers and local firms. Four games on tap at 6 p.m. feature East and West League matchups, with city officials praising public spirit and collaborative effort behind the project.
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Baytown
Open Shore Motor Yankees
Little League
A. H. Pruett
L. A. Ans
W. B. Black
Kilgore Dodgers
Paine Brothers Cardinals
Earthman Tigers
Graywood Giants
Lee College
Citizens’ Bank Red Sox
Kiwanis Indians
Lee Drive
Rotary Cubs
Bay Church
Try
Yawji
C. Brewebere
Citizens Bank Red Sox
D. E
Schwartzkopf
E. A. Clarke
Ard
Xiwanis Indians
J. J. Cuming
Thisjham
C. V. Bochme
Bayshore Park
Motors Yankees
J. A. Rome
Spi-L
W. A
Ton Jr
J. J. Touche
Texas League Ends Marathon Game In 24 Innings
Rio Grande Valley Giants outlasted San Antonio 4-2 in 24 innings in San Antonio. The contest, halted by curfew after a 1-1 tie, drew about 820 fans who witnessed a stray dog on the field and a brief electrical scoreboard fire in the 20th. A brief field interruption occurred in the 22nd inning as grounds crew checked a chalked area.
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San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley Giants
Waco
Galveston Gains Third In District 12-4A Baseball
Galveston earns third place in the District 12-4A wind up after a 1-0 win highlighted by a critical error by Baytown third baseman Roy Wolfe and a clutch single by Kenneth Goodgame. Baytown and Ball High produced most scoring in the sixth inning as Gardner’s team sealed the victory in misting rain.
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Alvest
Bal High Dodge
Baytown
Frida Noo
Roy Wolfe
Tor
Kenneth
Galveston
Houston
Stings
Pasadena
Ball High
Galena Park
Brazosport
Spring Branch
Ellieee Nee Pade
Bears
Gander
George Laird
Wala
Innjing
Wolfe
Goodgame
Keith Goodgame
Benny Hol
Oscar Cripps
David Alford
Bill Bell
Carlo Gott
Holland
Kenneth Goodgae
Cripps
McEldowney
Joe Esquivel
Lee, Acosta
Jimmy Steed
Alford
Doug Bell
Esquivel
Bell
Acosta
Bertsch
Steed
Tors
Pasadena Relays Off Due to Rainouts and Schedule Changes
Weather washed out two track meets forcing resets at Pasadena Relays and the Optimist Club seventh and eighth grade invitational at Memorial Stadium. South Houston also reset its 1958 baseball game with Spring Break for 7 p.m. Monday as failures to run preliminaries left only finals, weather permitting.
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Fasaiene
Baytown
Pasadena
Barry
Nettles
Memorial Stadium
South Houston
Baytown Juniors Cup Golf Title
Baytown won the Gulf Coast Junior High District golf tournament at Atasco Celta Country Club with 341, a 29-stroke lead over Brazosport. Lee McDowell was medalist at 7, Mickey Reilly 78 runner-up, with Brazosport’s Billy Wade third at 80. Other Baytown players filled the scoring. Brazosport 370, Spring Branch 372, Lake Jackson 386, Galveston 393.
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Baytown
Gulf Coast
Atascocelta
Brazosport
Spring Branch
Lake Jackson
Galveston
Landrum
Blocker
Texas City
Michigan Runners Seek Rare Victory at Penn Relays
Michigan's track squad aims for a historic feat at the Penn Relays, seeking to join Pitt and Michigan as the only programs to win four big relay titles. Coach Dan Canham leads a contingent entering sprint medley, distance medley, 2 mile, 4 mile, and mile relays after opening with the distance medley title.
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Pruladelrhia
I Gan Tunners
Penn
Dan Canhipeed Wiberties
Big Ten
Michigan
Pitt Panthers
Pitt
Wolverines
Golfing in Beachcomber semis feature Houston and Galveston players
GALVESTON AP Four golfers advanced to the Beachcomber Golf Tournament semis Friday. Tom Hearne of Houston defeated Jim Plummer of Houston 1 up. Harold McCeormick of Houston beat Buck Cummins of Austin 1 up. Kyle Gillespie of Galveston edged B D Moore 87. Paul Hershey of Galveston beat J W Yeatman of Galveston 2 and 1.
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Galveston
Tom Hearne
Houston
Jim Plummer
Harold McCeormick
Buck Cummins
Austin
Kyle Gillespie
B.D. Moore
Paul Hershey
J. W. Yeatman
Regional track times and heights from Gulf Coast Baytown qualifiers
Baytown area Class 4A regionals showcase best seasonal marks across events led by Ronnie Gillum in vault and Arthur Whitmer in 440 and Walter Heintachel in the mile. Notable performances include Delton Perkins and teammates posting 43.0 in the 440 yard relay and Randy McCollum claiming pole vault at 11-0 for Barbers Hill.
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Baytown
Ronnie. Gillum
Osborne
Knudson
Arthur Whitmer
John Sweeney
Walter Heintachel
Willams
Herman Durnin
Ashuac
Williams
Dunn
Charlie Edmonds
Steve Theriot
Herbert Beazley
Anahuac
Theriot
Dim Exer
Randy McCollum
Barbers Hill
Mere el
Douglas Dugas
Milton Reeves
Reeves
Leonard Mack
Gerald Troutman
Richard Barrow
Round Washed Out Palmer and Collins Keep Soggy Lead
The rain halted play as Arnold Fleck and nine others contested the 28 hole first two rounds of the $35,000 Classic in Houston. Palmer and Bill Collins held a one stroke edge when weather washed out the second 18. Fleck led a late pack before the delay, with Venturi and Ken Venturi among the leaders. Several players posted 67s to stay in contention as rounds resumed.
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Houston
Tex
Arnold Fleck
Palmer
Bill Collins
Ligonier
Colt
Collins
Fleck
Venturi
Cloud-Train
Phoenix
Palo Alto
Calif
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Fla
Harney
Billy Maxwell
Oceanside
Julius Boros
Midpines
N.C
Conference Meet On Tap For Rebels
Rebels track team readies for a conference meet on Monday and Tuesday, as Lee College athletes aim to cap a successful season with final events and competitive showings across events.
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Lee
Rebels fall short in close bowling meet
Pasadena High athletes led by Joe Spain and Ray Smajstrak posted strong scores in a mixed doubles and league bowling night. Spain topped with 2434 points while Smajstrak and Berry chased close behind as teams from Lamar Jones and others posted high games and series across men and women divisions.
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Boyett
A. S
Rebels
Aj Allen
Allen
Joe Spain
Wallace Berry
Ray Smajetka
Wally Heiner
Spain
Pasadena
Smajstra
Berry
Smajstrie
Jppeen Wau
Lom Wileetsod
Buddy Shook
Muriel Harper
Pauline Navarre
Nadine Pillow
Pauline
Brother Willis
Jesselee Velie
Amn Smith
Colts
Ray Case
Dodgers Stifle Giants as Podres Dominates Southpaws
Johnny Podres shut down the San Francisco Giants in a 10-2 Dodgers win, extending his dominance over SF with five straight victories and gaining ground on the pennant race. The Dodgers erupted for eight unearned runs in the fifth inning as Sad Sam Jones struggled.
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Johnny Podres
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Fodres
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
League Spread Slim Defending Champs Put AL In Four Way Tie
The Chicago White Sox, Baltimore Orioles, Detroit Tigers, and New York Yankees form a tight four way chase in the American League race as Turk Lown shines in relief to lead Chicago past Detroit. Baltimore defeats Kansas City as Cleveland slips to last.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Turk Lown
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Sox
Tigers
New York Yankees
New York
Cleveland
Indians
Kansas City
A's
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincin
St. Louis
Nellie Fox
Early Wynn
Lawn
Stews Bitko
Hector
Skinny) Brown
Gran'paw
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Bill Thane
Pitching stars pace early baseball results across leagues
American Association wins for the Charleston Senators and Minneapolis Millers highlighted a rain affected Friday night. Porterfield and James delivered clutch starts as Charleston shut out St Paul 2-0, while Minneapolis beat Dallas Fort Worth 5-3 on a four hit effort by Rain James.
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Charleston Senattors
Minneapolis Millers
Charleston
St. Paul
Bob Porterfield
Minneapolis
Dallas
Fort Worth
James
Gray
Houston
Louisville
Denver
Don Larsen
Nevers
Cleveland
Vision Defects Signal Systemic Disease, Doctor Says
Experts warn that early eye symptoms can reveal broader illnesses. Only physicians studying general diseases and eye defects can recognize these systemic issues as they first appear as vision problems.
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Ickles Selther
Omy Yates
Pierce
David
Teel
Arand
David Ea Rincon
McManus
Herreéra
Jones
Rincon
Rodrigo
Rodriguez
Mondge
Tors Nudge Baytown
Christen New Park
Laabirtian
Graywood Ans
Bahghman
W. C. Johnson
E. Ross Martin
Fred W. Hansen Jr
Pane Caridinals
Loy, Winningham
Fred W. G
W.H. Reber Jr
Central League
W. A. Scott
Eldon Berry
Rayborn Johnson Pirates
H. L. Boggess
Fred Ernest
O. J. Howell
L. D. Howell
CCT Orioles
F. J. Kana
R. F. Fullick
Peoples ‘State Bank Braves
W- H. Hill
Bill Adams
E. H. Oliver
John P. Henderson
Raymond F. Tickner
Reber
Papiria League
M. L. Bishop
J. B. Orecin
Huber - Butts
R. Samway
Pat Corbett
Tnited Rubber Eagles
E. P. Hill Jr
Ray Anderson
Moose Oilers
E. E. Hartfeld
Fred J. Ocker
Ocaw Sports
Rudy Pagel
Vernon Olney
Curly Strawn
Gregory Strawn
Harris County Federals
E. P. Ken Mey
H. M. Johnson
Lion Club Lions
Webster Brinkley
Allen Hamilton
Humble Club Pelicans
Bill McDowell
K. P. Fenley
CCI Phillies
J. T. Spurgeon
Texas League
Texas City Cinches
Eagles
Bertach
Baytown Juniors Cup
Paul Floyd
Aterney
Parmer Afrerver
Bersee Wer Vetten
Aste
Harris Countian
Pat Pel
Lamar’ Jones
Mary Weaver
iRay Case
Barbara: Connor
Ann Helpert
Jayce
King
Naomi Nuttall
Kay Sarver
Langford
Esther. Goodmain
Dorothy
Girvir
Laura
Tannich
Splitter
Aline Brown
Ona“Marshall
Doris
Maley
Alice ‘Saxon
Ann Smith
Gail’ Dahn
AL Dahn
Alice Saxon
Ann “Smith
J.P. Short
Pauline Mills
Caroll ‘Grabbe
Ane Atteberry
Joy Saxon
Bobbie
Bess
Heny” Mosesman
Ference
Brenham
Giroir
Bettie
E. Starett
South High
Southpaw
Wooster Baptist Church League
Nellie Padgett
Elayne Webber
George Curtis
Jack O‘connor
Warren
Dahn
Conrac
Renee Renee
Senators
Millers
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N. Main
Noo
West Texas
Market
C. C. Courtney
Chambers County
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