Track Stars Grab 10 Points At State Relays
Baytown Gander teams score 16 points with two fourth and two sixth places led by Elswick and Belmanski. Deer Park and Barbers Hill also show in Class B prelims with standout marks in hurdles and discus as Baytown earns a tie for 20th among 41 scoring teams at the state relays in Austin.
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Jimmie Woods
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Ken Day
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Pasadena
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San Jacinto
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Gibert ‘Delao
Hector Garza
Jinx Springfield
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Shayne Slovaeck
Forbus
Abilene Cooper and Eldorado win state track titles
Abilene Cooper wins Class AAAA track title with 30 points, narrowly beating Amarillo Tascosa and Highland Park as Eldorado clinches the A division crown by three points over Boswell. Samuels sets a national relay mark. Aldredge of Highland Park and Lee teammates also shine in sprints and relays amid record highs.
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Doug Cameron
San Anstate
Warren McVea
Aldredge
Baytown
Don Parkhurst
Willie Mays Big Bat At Giants Houston Open Series
Willie Mays leads Giants as Orlando Cepeda out and Willie McCovey sidelined. Giants chase league lead in 1964 race while facing Houston in a four game set starting Monday night at 7 30 p m. Dick Farrell to start opener using Billy Pierce or Bob Bolin. Phils, Pirates and Mets follow in Houston.
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Dick Farrell
Harry Craft
Billy Pierce
Bob Bolin
Pirates
Mets
Giants defend lead as Marichal, Mays star in 2-0 win
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal won his 10th straight decision as the Giants blanked the Dodgers 2-0. Willie Mays hit his 11th homer, raised his average to .356, and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. Philadelphia and others chased the pace with Covington driving in five in an 11-3 rout of Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
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Houston
Chicago Cubs
Carl Warwick
Cardinals
Mets
George ‘Altman
Joe Christopher
Oilers win fourth in a row to lead league
The Oilers climbed two games clear atop the East League by routing the Dodgers 13-3 Friday night, with Donnie Smith leading at the plate and David LaVergne earning the win with eight strikeouts. In the Central, Ted Hazelwood’s Federals edged the Buffs 3-2 as George Whitaker fueled the rally with two extra-base hits. Pelicans shut down the Lions 3-2 in a tight game, matching strong defense with timely hits.
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Gwen Bows To Ramsey In Opener
In Austin 4A girls tennis finals Patty Lowdon of Fort Worth and Jody Ramsey of McAllen opened with Ramsey defeating Gwen Bussa of Baytown 6 1 4 6 3 6 1. Ramsey came back from a set down to win and advance, while Bussa apologized for forehand woes after a strong start.
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Austin
Conference Dads Burying Hatchets
LUBBOCK Texas AP The Southwest Conference opens spring meeting with actions on numerous complaints of rules violations though severe penalties are not expected. Athletic directors and football coaches meet with the faculty committee to ease tensions disputing claims of incompatibility while noting more than 30 alleged violations. Abe Martin of Texas Christian and Jess Neely of Rice were sent to explain the situation.
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Abe Martin
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Christen
Jess Neely
Rice
Keane Not Conceding Giants Dominance In NL
New York APreporter: Johnny Keane manager of the St. Louis Cardinals doubts the San Francisco Giants will dominate the National League. He cites strong pitching across clubs, notes Al Dark used seven pitchers to stop the Cubs, and comments on teams like Milwaukee Cincinnati and Houston. He also mentions Richie Allen of the Phillies.
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al Dark
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Sandy Koufax
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Richie Allen
Boy 10 Reels 40-Pound Drum in Baytown Adventure
In Baytown waters Dow's Reef, Charles Felknor, barely 10, and his father Dr. George Felknor battled a drum that weighed 40 pounds at grocery store scales. The fish’s size impressed the family as they narrated a lifetime fishing adventure in recent days.
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George Felknor
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George
Fisherman nets 7 pound 12 ounce lunker at Bull Shoals
Roy McCormick of Bayshore Motors, fishing from Tucker Hollow Landing, hooks a 7 lb 12 oz black bass on a jig and eel strip. Arkansans call bass over 7 pounds Junkers in the rocks as boats line the shoreline at midnight, a local ritual. McCormick earns honorary membership in the White River Association Lunker Club.
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Roy Mmccormick
Bayshore Motors
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White River Association
Aggies Win SWC Baseball Title in Final Inning
Texas A&M clinched the 1961 Southwest Conference baseball championship by beating Texas 3-2 in the second game of a doubleheader. The Aggies needed one win. Texas won the first game, leaving the title undecided until the late inning. A&M finished 12-3-? in SWC play, Texas and Baylor tied for second with 10-5 records.
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Imarks
Channelview Rolls Past Clear Creek 65 in District Baseball Thriller
Channelview Falcons beat Clear Creek 65 in district action as Elwin Dem Man pitched well and Carl Green along with Danny Boykin posted three hits each. Green scored twice and sparked a late rally with two more runs as the Falcons overcame a first inning push by the Wildcats.
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Danny Boykin
Elwin Dem Man
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Wildcats
Terry Clare
Clark
Roy Barns
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