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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1964
Page
12
The Lee College campus rang 3 am Friday to mark dead week, five class days of reduced social activity before final exams. Dead week runs Friday through Wednesday May 21 to May 27, with finals May 22 to 27 and spring term ending at 7 pm May 29 with commencement in the auditorium.
Miss Dorothy M. Smith and Ivy A. Brief of Itasca will wed at 7:40 p.m. Sunday in the Seventh Day Adventist Church with Elder John McGraw officiating. The reception follows at the Smith home. Groom is son of Tom Briers of Houston. Invitations extend to friends via press.
The Ganders lineup features Walker, Johnny Taylor, and Mike Hazelwood at .318 after a 3-for-3 game against Galena Park. Jaime Acosta sits at .500 since returning, with most starters hitting over .300. Baytown’s 11 players have at least one RBI, led by Burch with five, while unearned runs total 12 due to 79 errors in seven games.
Oilers suffer a burst of offense in the sixth inning to take a 12 run lead before the Phillies answer with five runs. Dint Baker, Jerry Frazier, and Keith Sanders drive key hits, while Johnson and Dickerson wage a pitching duel. Hollister relieves in the fourth as the Phillies push back.
Barbers Hill school cafeteria announces May 1822 menu. Monday Trish stew baby fina beans seasoned corn green salad and chocolate pudding. Tuesday Meat loaf spinach beans spiced beets fruit cup. Wednesday Chicken and noodles English peas potato salad cranberry sauce and apple pie. Thursday Barbecue sandwiches baked beans potato chips vegetable soup lettuce salad cake. Friday Roast beef cream potatoes snap beans apple celery salad and gelatin dessert.
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