Bi-District Playoff Opens Here Tonight
Four Region MIT high schools prepare for the opening round of district playoffs under lights tonight at 7 30 p m The Ganders and Indians are among teams staging final tuneups while Trewhardt discusses pitching plans and Combs injury impact for Baytown Port Neches and Port Neches will host the opener with Baytown serving as the potential site for a decisive third game Saturday night at Jeppesen Stadium Houston schedule opens with Reagan vs Ballaire at 7 30 p m Tuesday with a re scheduled second game and a possible third game to follow
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NY Yankees Sweep Tigers in doubleheader victory
Yogi Berra delivers a pinch single and a six run first inning as the Yankees sweep Detroit in a doubleheader, trimming the Tigers' AL lead. Other AL action includes Minnesota overtaking Baltimore, Cleveland taking two from Baltimore in 15 innings, and Chicago splitting with Kansas City. In the NL, Giants beat Dodgers on Klaus single and Cubs down Pirates as Cardinals clinch sweep of St Louis.
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Bantam League Opens Third Season In West Baytown
Double victories by the Falcons and Sandcrabs pace Lamar Bantam League opener as the loop begins its third year. Sandcrabs beat Yankees 16 8 in game one and 12 5 over Roughnecks. Falcons down Roughnecks 13 8 and 10 6 over Yankees. Ed Ferguson and David Donnelly homered opening day. Jackie Derritt and Jimmy Leiber did so in round two. Sponsors Dr Ida Walton Omar Dyer Truman Cox Thad Fenelon recognized along opening ceremonies with Baytown Optimist Club and West Baytown Kiwanis Club aiding league operation.
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Little League cements second no hit game in 17-0 win
Gary Boehme pitched the Indians to a 17-0 four inning win over the Yankees in the West League makeup. Boehme struck out seven, faced 14 batters, and homered while teammates Stanley Turnbull and Ronnie Garrett shared pitching duties for the Yanks. Buffs beat Eagles 4-3 as Danny Watkins homered late, Oilers toppled Sports 8-2 with James Gibson earning the win.
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Gander Captains Named for 1961-62 Teams at Lee High
Ellis Smith Durham and Higginbotham Geaslin named basketball and swimming captains for 1961-62 at Robert E. Lee High School. Banquet honors over 120 students as four of seven teams earned district titles or co titles.
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Doug Sanders Wins Colonial National Invitation Title
Doug Sanders, 37,000 richer, captured the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth with an even par 70 round to finish at 281 total. He planned a prearranged trip to Acapulco if he won or did well, and after the victory he announced a vacation with Joanie.
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