Bayshore Hosts Sunday NOA Regatta At Old River
The Bayshore Boat Club at Chontonview near Baytown hosts the first NOA regatta of the season on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. along the Old River. Top drivers like Clay Pettefer of Lake Charles and A J Mecke of San Antonio are expected, with prize money from five to twenty dollars and heats across A to F classes.
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Houston
Bayshore Boat Club
Chantonetview
National
Outboard Associaton
Clay Pettefer
Lake Charles
Springfield
Johnson
San Antonio
Hydro
A. J. (Cotton) Mecke
Bruce Nicholson
Elmer
Will Estill
Freeport
Charles Parker
Warren Siabara
Pasadena
Ayler
D Hydro
Louie Baymann
Nagle Holds Two Stroke Lead In Colonial Championship
Australian pro Nagle led by two strokes after a two under par 68 in the Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth. Littler and Sanders tied for second at 139, while Maxwell and Barber trailed. Nagle, 39, seeks first American tour win in two years amid windy conditions. last foreign winner was Stan Leonard in 1968.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kel Na Eagles
Schaffer
Andrews
Barfield
Tomlinson
Bar
Nagle
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Doug Sanders
Miami
Fla
Billy Maxwell
Oceanside
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Maxwell
Billy
Barber
Stan Leonard
Las Vegas
Greensboro
Leonard
Heles
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Buffs Hold Braves Lead In Tight Shootout
Ronald Anderson homered for the Sports but the Eagles used Dan Watkins triple bursts to win. Watkins drove in five with two triples while Stanley Bishop and Tommy Pullen fanned six each. Budd pitched a no hitter and 3-for-4 at plate to fuel the Orioles. Lisandro Herrera took the loss despite a homer in the first. Carl Green earned the win with a four hitter as Richard Lopez went 2-for-3.
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Eagles
Dan ‘Watkins
Watkins
PATS
Stanley Bishop
Tommy Pullen
Buffs
Pullen
Pat Orchin
Pree Ey Work
Eh Tee
Me Umeda
Will Budd
White Sox
Orioles
Andy Seamons
Budd
Seamons
Lisandro Herrera
Pirates
Braves
Carl Green
Herrera
Green
Richard Lopez
Gomez
Toy Taylor
al Dark
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Carl Willey
Bob Rush
Joey Jay
Dick Stuart
Bill Mazeroski
Hank Aaron
Bucs
Milwaukee
Frank Thomas
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Glen Hobbie
Ron Kline
Neeman
Taylor
Thils
Don' Cardwell
Ed 3Ouchee
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Friday Results
American and National League standings and Friday results show Chicago and New York as winners while Cleveland and Washington fell. Upcoming games include Detroit at Kansas City and Chicago at Cleveland with several key matchups, plus Sunday schedules across cities and venues.
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Saidat
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Kensae City
Uaa
Kansas City
TODAT
Latman Naiimore
Gitondouguette
New York Gabler
Pascual
Ranies City
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati U
Louie
Williams
O'Dell
Law
Philadelphia Meyer
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Lake Houston fish-o-ree draws crowds for fifth annual contest
The Humble Chamber of Commerce hosts the Lake Houston fish-o-ree with 30 camps around the lake. Fishing has been strong with giant catfish, crappie, and bass reported. contest runs Friday to Sunday with 5 am to 7 pm hours and a 5 pm Sunday deadline. Camp operators offer details at Humble High School field headquarters and around the lake.
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Lake Houston
Humble Chamber of Commerce
Conroe
San Jacinto
Jack Taylor
Peterson's
East Fork
Luce's
West Fork
Harris County
Alexander Deussen
Ray Overturf
Dick Long
Lice’s Bayou
Arthur Dunkerly
Long
Overturf
White Sox top Indians in opener as Pierce quiets Cleveland
Chicago White Sox defeat Cleveland 4-2 to take the first of a three game series. Billy Pierce improved to 3-1 with eight innings of one hit allowed until a late two solo homers by Jimmy Piersall and Woodie Held. Minnie Minoso adds an insurance single in the fifth as Cleveland’s rally ends.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
White Sox
Boston
Red Sox
New York
Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Billy Pierce
Jimmy Piersall
Woodie
Wynn Hawkins
Minnie Minoso
Nosun
Bill Skowron
Jim Kaat
Bob Turley
Senators
Whitey Ford
Jim Lemon
Lemon
Mickey Mantle
Ing Southpaws
O'Toole
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Spahn
Braves
McCormick
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Giants
Drysdale
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Larry Sherry
Willie McCovey
Ed Bressaud
Phillies
Reds
Billy Martin
Vada Pinson
Ruben Gomez
Phils
Giants blank Dodgers as McCormick and O'Toole shine
San Francisco's Mike McCormick and Cincinnati's Jim O'Toole emerge as NL lefty contenders with two straight shutouts. McCormick, 21, leads starters with a 1.50 ERA after a 3-0 six-hitter over the Dodgers. O'Toole earns a 1-0 win over Philadelphia. Pirates, Cubs win. Cardinals slump.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Sporta
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
Warren Spahn
McCormick
Los Angeles
Giants
O'Toole
Philadelphia
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Lou Boudreau
St. Louis
Cardinals
Van Fleet’s Dog Happy Missing From Home in Florida
Winter Haven Florida AP Gen James Van Fleet’s famed dog Happy is missing from his home. The dog was a gift to the retired general from Syngman Rhee.
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van Fleet
Winter Haven
Fla
James van Fleet
Happy
Syngman Rhee
Butch Williams Chooses Baylor University
Anahuac All District standout Butch Williams, a top lineman and linebacker, will sign a letter of intent with Baylor University. He plans to meet Baylor coach Charlie Driver Sunday at his home and has drawn recruiting interest from Rice and other out of state schools. Williams excelled in track, finishing second in the 440, helping his Panthers place high in the mile and sprint relays, and earning All State honors in Texas Class A football.
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Anahuac
Everett
Butch) Williams
Panthers
Baylor University
Williams
Charlie Driver
Baylor
Austin
Iowa’ Park
Texas
Rice
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