Ganders Rally In Fifth To Beat Eagles 12 4
Ganders surge in the fifth inning produced seven runs as Baytown broke a 4 4 tie. Bob Whaley, Ronnie Walles and Jim Ander led a 13 hit attack against Pasadena, with Acosta Rincon and Hazelwood contributing key hits. Baytown pulled ahead with a four run burst, then held on as Pasadena threatened but could not overcome the deficit.
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Bay-Tex Track Stars Headed to State Meet in Austin
Bay-Tex schools will be represented at the state high school track meet in Austin Friday and Saturday. Channelview and La Porte lead with top sprinters Ronie Guinn and Norman Huddleston, plus Mount Belieu entries in hurdles and relays. Forbus, Kilgore, and James Tilton contribute in relays as the Eagles pursue high jump and sprint events amid a fast regional meet, with Guinn aiming higher after a 6-1 potential leap. Baytown area teams showcase strong performances in the 440 and mile relay and plan preliminaries Friday morning with finals Saturday afternoon.
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Minors Texas League Results Brief
AP recap covers San Antonio and Albuquerque games with scores and schedule notes for Friday action. Leaders and next games listed include Fort Worth and Tulsa as venues and matchups across the league.
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Dodgers slump as Baytown, Texas City vie for 12-4A lead
The 12-4A standings tighten after a 2-1 Dodgers loss to Houston Colts and Baytown Texas City wins. Ganders top the race with Pasadena and Galena Park pulling into second, while Baytown eyes a Saturday makeup benefit. Dodgers GM Bavasi dismissed trade talk as unfounded amid a sputtering start and low team batting averages.
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Colt .45s Buy Bond from Indians in Major Move
Houston Colt .45s announced by general manager Paul Richards that right fielder Walter Bond has been purchased from the Cleveland Indians. Bond, hitting .237 with four home runs and 15 runs batted in this season, was acquired conditionally with a final decision due by May 33. The club also optioned outfielder Jim Beauchamp and pitcher Dave Giusti to Oklahoma City to trim the roster.
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Pitchers Shine in Baytown Little League Action
In Baytown Little League play on Thursday night, pitchers dominated. Keith Carr led the Tigers with a 2-for-2 performance and seven strikeouts as they beat the Giants 2-1, while Steve Watkins fanned 10 in a 4-0 win for the Cubs over the Pirates. Bruce Nelson and Randy Reber paced close wins for the Red Sox 4-3 over the Indians and the Braves 3-1 over the Phillies.
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Player Opens Colonial Lead With Two Under Par 68
Gary Player tops the Colonial National Invitational field with a 68 as weather hinders many frontrunners. Tammy Jacobs trails by one stroke at 69 while Gay Brewer, Ray Floyd, Al Besselink, and Jerry Edwards sit at par 71. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are near the leaders with 76 and 77 respectively.
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