Baytown duo named to 12447 all District baseball team
Robert Oliver from Baytown and Kelly Rushing from Baytown join teammates from Ball High Pasadena and Brazosport on the 12 man all district squad. Ball High dominates with four selections including MVP Albert Choate while Brazosport and Pasadena add multiple players led by pitchers and infielders.
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Baytown
Robert Oliver
Kelly Rushing
Pasadena
Brazosport
Ball High
Albert Choate
Tors
Scorecard Friday’s Results Across Leagues
New York beat Los Angeles 4 to 3. Minnesota defeated Cleveland 11 to 4. Kansas City won 2 to 0 against Boston. Shirasp faced Baltimore in boxing. Detroit played Washington. Weather caused postponements with rain.
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New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Shirasp
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Associated Press American League
Chicago Bosta
Sionios City
Los Ana&Troit
Feare
Spring Grid Finale Leaves Maroons Rout Whites
Spring football game ends in a 24 0 Maroon victory over the Whites. Gary Lockhart shows poise as No 2 quarterback while seniors and sophomores fill roles. Coaches note differences between spring and real games as scouts observe the scrimmage and prep for fall Ganders opponents.
National League clash linked to San Francisco and Los Angeles
A fragmented box score style note recaps late Friday games with San Francisco and Los Angeles, plus Pittsburgh and Milwaukee results. It mentions Jimmy Ammons on a late yard run, a Miami-like backfield speed, and Mangum’s 29 yard carry as the Maroons and Whites struggle with fumbles and big plays in a rough, back-and-forth set of regional games.
Casey Stengel a legendary baseball talker and mentor
The narrative profiles Casey Stengel blending his legendary chatter with candid insights on players like Ed Kranepool and Gil Hodges. It highlights Stengelese as a distinct baseball language and recalls his influence on a young Mets roster while referencing other teams and games.
Honorable Mention Names From Baytown Area
Honorable mention recipients include Donny Burch Baytown 38 Robert Huffman Texas Russ Colombe Ball High Johnny Savage Baytown Dwayne Whitehead Galena Park Charlie Hobbs Texas Ralph Wilke Galena Mickey Holder Galena Jones Pasadena Baytown
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Donny Burch
Baytown
Robert Huffman
Texas
Russ Colombe
Ball High
Johnny Savage
Dobsos
Golena Park
Gresham
Walker
Newkirk
Relombo
Govranovic
Nix Galete Park
Brant
Fowler
Holder
R. Smith
MK. Smith
Whitehead
Wilkie
Ash
Riggs
Pasadene
Carlisle
Seit
Jones
Sonderigger
Zil
Lee
Texas City
Hobbs
Incoloterra
Brandt
Pryor
Fridge
Hich
Choate
Remirez
DeVries
Cleary
Rubio
Acuitor and
Savage
McAfee
Teel End Taylor
Rincon
Hargraves
Galena Park
Morney
Pierce
Feliver
Pasadena
Roins
Doifitt
Rogers
Hulman
Kearney
Lobobera
Black
Brown
West Texas Track Draws Top Field
Abilene AP Collegiate stars and top schoolboy hope to shine at the West Texas Federation Track and Field Meet. Randy Matson of Pampa seeks national scholastic records in shot put and discus with marks near 69-3 and 193-4. Strong entries include Garvin Baylor Salamanca Abilene Christian Anderson Texas A&M Bowser North Texas State Junior Bailey? Lancaster Baylor Young Howard Payne Santiago Howard Payne Christmas Abilene Christian Miller McMurry Studd McMurry.
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Abilene
Abilene Christian
Jerry Anderson
Texas
A&m
Calvin Bowser
North Texas State
Jim Lancaster
Baylor
Robert Young
Howard, Payne
Frank Santiago
Howard Payne
Charles Christmas
Santiago
Bill Miller
McMurry
Texas Western Track Club
Jen Studd
Ganders fall short as Baytown tops 1244 baseball
In the 1963 District 1244 season Baytown finished second to Ball High, despite a strong team batting mark of .216 and a slugging average of .290. Brazosport outfielder James Burris won the batting title with .420, while Louis Sholmire of Texas City led in slugging at .652. Baytown produced two .300 hitters, led by Donny Burch at .300, with Oliver and Nix delivering superior pitching fewer hits and runs. Baytown’s team ERA was .600, best in the league, and the Ganders scored 45 runs, more than any other team.
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Rington
James Johnny Savage
Galena Park
Rodney
Oller
Bo) Burris
Nix
Smith
Tor
Choate
Paul Gavranaviest
Pasadena
Donnie Walker
Fena
Park
Texas City
James Incalea
Sholmire
Ricke Brant
Eagles
Baytown
Louis Sholmire
Ricky Carlisle
Keith Bailey
Tors
Rushing
Brant
Rickey Barrett
Bailey
Greg ‘Tabor
Rickey
Stingaree Seni
Brazosport
Reed
Pusa
Ganders
P. H. Howler
Dena
Barrett
Tabor
Cecil Barshe
Iaie
Celo
Bobby Reed
Gander
Walker
Gavman
Donny Burch
Mast
Fanogh
Jerry Subler
Ball High
Frank Newkirk
Neal Self
Phillip Primm
Mike Arrington
Kelly Rushing
James
Albert Choate
Ball High, Sr
Robert Oliver
Roger
Craig
Jackson
Jay
Hook
Galen
Cisco
Ed Kranepool
Gil Hodges
Frank Robinson
Kranepool
Oliver
Burch
Steve McAfee
Donnie Migland
Henry DeVries
Migi
DeVries
Rickey Brewer
Ganers
Baya
Weil
Pat Ball High
Pasadenia
Anon
Baytovia Weess
Solera Park Wees
Pasedena
Keith Botwe
Fexas City
Stagal
Olic Baytown
Kelly
Burris
Brazesport
Everett Primm
Ac ‘Ayses
St Sholmire
Tobor
Errett
Arrington
Borcela
Asa High
Afi
Bal High
Hobbs
Texas
Lee
Poxdena
Incarca
Ferro
Garronavic
Newkirk
Acafee
MM. Smith
White i Gelena Park
Tena Park
Colombo
Ball
Marney
Ga- Aguitor
Indians Tumble Orioles To Knot East Loop Race
The Indians out hit the Orioles 13 to 8 in a 13 2 win that moved the Indians into third place in the West while the Orioles, unbeaten in five starts, dropped to the edge of the top. In other action the Oilers kept pace with the Dodgers in the East, the Federals won 3 0 to end a three way tie, the Lions beat the Pelicans, and the Eagles edged the Cardinals to move into a third place tie with the Tigers.
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Orioles
Indians
Pirates
Tigers
Oilers
Dodgers
Federals
Braves
Lions
Phillies
Pelicans
Eagles
Cardinals
Marcus Bryant
Kyle Fullick
Tommy Sorelle
Bryant
Lee Beauchamp
Dan Mundinger
Fort
Johnny Harrison
Axce Lawrence
Fullick
Jerry Hance
Bill Draper
Pat Patterson
Jimmy Welch
Sonny Rougeau
Danny Lavell
Welch
Rougeau
Gary Runisman
Prestey
Randy Tickher
Presley
Huntsman
Tommy Watkins
Mark Davis
Jeff Russell
Tickner
Russell
Dick Jordan
Calhoun Leads Maroons Past Whites with Ground Attack
In a rough night for the Whites, Calhoun’s 13 yard fake punt set a key first down at the Maroon 33, while Kenny Fullen blocked a punt and Wells recovered in the end zone for a White score. The Maroons seized control, grinding 51 yards in 18 plays in the third quarter and later 77 yards in 69 seconds in the fourth period. Mangum added a two point conversion with 5:43 left in the first half as the Whites managed only six first downs all night.
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Jimmie Woods
Sun
Calhoun
Kenny Fullen
Wells
Mangum
Oni
Maroons
Built-in Roughage Feeds Cut Farm Feeding Costs
Low-cost feeding gains promised as formulations mix roughage directly into rations. The program emphasizes precise grinding and blending to maintain efficiency while reducing feed expenses. Research Farm endorses these cost-saving methods and offers Check-A-Mix to ensure correct mixtures.
Baytown Feed Store Listed With Contact Details
Baytown feed store is shown with address 05 N Madly and phone number 582-4330 for customer inquiries and orders.
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Baytown Feed Store
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