Gander Spring Game Noted For Hard-Hitting Action
In a Gander spring game, South Houstott observers and area coaches including Connie Eckard and Buckshot Underwood noted intense contact. Bay area assistants from Pasadena Port Arthur and Texas City observed, with players such as Morgan Barfield and Tom Amy Yates seen delivering hard hits under late Friday night scrutiny.
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Harry
Morgan
South Houstott
South Side
South
Ston
Smiley
Connie Eckard
Hob Barfield
Pasadena
Buckshot Underwood
Port Arthur
Port Neches
Texas City
Jimmy Steed
Deer Park
Wayne Bell
Tom
Amy Yates
Yates
Memorial Stadium grid slump ends as players joke at sidelines
In a spring game at Memorial Stadium the Washington squad, led by coach Kevin Lounsbery, bounced back after a 46 0 defeat. Players Fielded witty banter about sideline coaching while Wolferman and Weldon Jones led the Maroons. Officials noted the session as back to normal with bright spirits and resumed play.
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Barfield
Pasadena
Eagle Praefelore
Armerians
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Don Treuhardt
Detroit
Assoniia
Bostons
Ohn Adams
Roland Kudla
Washington
Kansas City
Kevin Louns
Maroons
Lounsberry
Kudla
Henry Armstrong
Hes
Memorial Stadium
Machen Open To Liston Challenge After Victory
Eddie Machen’s promoter Sid Flaherty said Machen would take on Sonny Liston if the offer is right following Machen’s 10 round unanimous decision over Alex Miteff at Madison Square Garden. Liston has 22 straight wins and Machen, 27, is eager to stay active with a Chicago bout to come before a possible Liston clash.
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New York
Eddie Machen
Willin
Sonny Liston
Machen
Sid Flaherty
Portland
Ore
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Liston
Flaherty
Johansson-Patterson
Houston
Ingemar Johansson
Zora Folley
Chicago
Maroons Spring Surprise Whites Power To 28-14 Win
The White team, led by Stratton and Rincon, beat the Maroons 28-14 in a spring game watched by about 1,000 fans. White built early 6-0, then extended to 16-6, with key drives from Steed Earthman and Kluch. Maroon rally included a 14-point stretch before Stratton sealed White’s win with two late scores. Coaches praised both squads for strong lines and standout backs.
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Jimmie Woods
Stratton
Sai
Bell
White
Steed
Kemplay
Rincon
Rodriguez
Schwendeman
Clamon
Kluch
Dunks
Earithman
Arthur Rincon
Ronnie Clamon
Bryan Stratton
Jermys
Wid Rodriguez
Jimmy Steed
Kenny Earthman
Maroons
Strattot
Vernon McManus
Wayne Bertsch
Curt Fisher
Osborne Knudson
Rudy Herrera
Tommy Yates
David Teel
Jerry Kemplay
Earthman
Leon Holle
Jimmy Danks
Freddy Clark
Ronnie Kluch
Clamion
Mike Barnes
Dan Longacre
Maroon
Tay
Schywei
Clarion
Rod Sarth
Boranew
Gene
Rodrigues
Fteed
Mulay Severee
Nelson
Parthman
Schwendemanner
Fisher
Clark
Pasar
Steed Belk
Knudson
Ba Ore
Ag Knudson
Clamon Ap
Tongacte
Vincent
Ee Flores
Goose Creek Club Hires Golf Pro From Rockport
Jack Shelton a Kennedy native and Rockport Live Oak pro has been hired as golf pro at Goose Creek Country Club. He will set up a driving range and putting green and is slated to arrive after winding up duties in Rockport in early June with the course expected operative by late summer.
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Jack Shelton
New Goose Creek Country Club
Shelton
Bill Shelton
Atascocita Country Club
Leroy
Pete) O'Sullivan
Lee Liggett
Fred O'Hagan
Gene Hazelwood
H. H. Attaway
Kennedy
Texas
Rockport
Live Oak Country Club
Texas Pga
San Antonio
Improved Baseball Statistics Coverage Aids Local Papers
A cooperative effort by Baytown Sun Galena Park Spring Branch Pasadena Brazosport and others established a Monday running tally of batting averages and pitching stats for 124A baseball. The program, tested this season, aims to extend to football next fall and basketball later, with plans a mid August meeting to finalize details.
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sports-Jadena Daily Citizen
Brave Writers and Coaches
Galveston Newsfall
Tribune
Texas City Sun
Baytown
Pasadena
Brazosport
Baytown Sun
Pas
Sau Lordies
Wawsor OL Wasilena Park
Paul Register
Spring Branch
Galveston
Texas City
the Sun
124A
Galena Park
Smiley
Billy Richardson
The
Angleton Times
Year’s First Ties Give Braves Lead
The Orioles forced a tie with the Central League Pirates dropping a first place tie with the Braves. The Braves beat the White Sox 5 1 in the nightcap. In the North League the Bulls defeated the Sports 10 1, and the Oilers crushed the Eagles 13 1 on two hit performances.
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Orioles
Pirates
Bucs
Braves
Buffs
White Sox
Bulls
Sports
Oilers
Eagles
Mike Lawhon
Royce DuBose
Lawdon
DuBose
Stanley Bishop
Marion Lewis
Tommy Pullen
Ronald Downing
Larry Maxwell
Joel Campbell
Joe Kubick
Tom Hooker
Gary Lewis
Alan Acosta
Ronnie Bishop
Little League Standings and Saturday Schedule
Lee Drive hosts South League Lions versus Pelicans in the first game and Phillies versus Federals in the second. NOR LA League shows Buffs 1 0 and Eagles 150 with Oilers 240. Tuesday Park games list Eagles vs Sports and Oilers vs Butts with Braves and White Sox also noted.
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Lee
Lions
Pelicans
Phillies! i
Federals
Norta League
W. L. T. Buffs
Ebeataceae
Oilers
Doseneeee
Eagles
Ward Park Eagles
Sports Oilers
Butts
Lee Park Braves
Pirates
Orioles
White Sox
Breakfast Set For Teen Age r League Baseball Players
A May 28 breakfast for Teen Age r League players is planned by the Bay town Optimist club. Now in the third year, the event precedes the summer season and takes place at the Junior Optimist Club building. John Andrews chairs with Gentry Hathaway Steel McDonald and Paul Anderson assisting. several listed ladies will prepare a breakfast of bacon, eggs, milk, coffee, and hot biscuits.
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Baytown Optimist
John Andrews
Gentry Hathaway
Steel McDonald
Paul Anderson
Pat Anderson
Ruby Hoffpauir
Ruby Reeves
Bernice Gentry
Clemente Sparks Pirates Extend NL Lead With Late Rally
Pirates rally from a 3-2 deficit in the 12th inning as Clemente delivers a two-out single to cap a two-run frame. Hoak and Groat had earlier driven in runs, with Clemente going 7-for-11 in two games to seize batting lead at .378. Clemm?e and Burgess stay atop NL hitters while Giants and Cardinals win/lose as pennant race tightens.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Pittsburghates
San Francisco
Bob Clemente
Clemente
Bucs
Giants
Pirates
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
White Sox
New York
Baltimore Lust
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Mudcat Grant
Dick Stigman
Washington
Kansas City
Willie McCovey
Roy Face
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Don Hoak
Dick Groat
Ted
Fred Green
Andre Rodgers
Jim Davenport
Hobie Landrith
Sam Jones
Pittsburgh
Harvey Haddix
Smoky Burgess
Willie Mays
Cardinals
Sixtit
Larry Jackson
Bob Nieman
Hook Line And Sinker at Lake Houston Bass Fight
Mrs Pansy Adrian nearly snagged by a four and a half pound bass at Peter son s camp on Lake Houston. Neighbors and nephew joined her as she sought shade to escape heat and muddy water. A rival tale follows of Mrs Jean Crow losing a big fish near Tur tle Bayou while helping Connie 5 and Karen 6. Everett Lane logs 54 pounds of blue and yellow cats from Trinity River at 7% Bridge camp.
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Pansy Adrian
Peterson
Lake Houston
Adrian
Leon Tompkins
Charlie Fuller
Jean Crow
Baytown Sun
Connie
Karen
Turtle Bayou
Lindberg
Everett Lane
Trinity River
Jim Nelson
Francis
McDowell and Kelley Win Baytown YMCA Golf Tourney
McDowell defeated defending champ Lowell Lammers 3 4 in the championship flight. Milton Kelley won his match over Bruce Woods in the other championship flight. The results include numerous first second and consolation flights with multiple players advancing and notable scores such as 24 for James Beavers and Glenni Lippman victories in fifth flight.
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Lee McDowell
Lowell Lammers
Baytown
Milton Kelley
Bruce Woods
Milton Kelley, Jr
Ralph Sharpine
Dale Fridley
J. Willen
A. W. Schneider
L. G. Sanders
George Yates
Kim Worden Lup
J. B. Stewart
Lan Williams
Lee Liggett
James Savel
John Bailey
Jimmie Brown
A. P. Shaddix
J. D. Rogers
Jimmy Brown
Frank Thompson
W. T. Jones
Gene Branscome
M. W. Wolfean
Paul Snyder
H. R. Miller
B. E. Greer
L. Tee
Ansel Boswell
T. W. Dodson
Charles Terry
Jerry Witt
James Repp
F. L. Gossett
Ken Indy
Wayne Ward
Fred Miller
J. A. Boyer
James Beavers
Kelly Martin
Glenni Lippman
LeRoy Stanton
Boat Numbering Registrations Lagging Sharply
Texas registrations under the new boat numbering law lag as only about 60 percent of eligible owners have applied for permits. Licenses cost 1 to 12.56 dollars and are valid for three years. Officials note inquiries about surplus funds for access area development and a storm-damaged dock facility. Sportsmen’s Clubs of Texas urge immediate compliance ahead of a statewide boating conference planned by SCOT for late summer.
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Austin
D. T- Harkrider
Texas
Harkrider
State Parks Board
Parks Board
United States Coast Guard
Henry LeBlanc Sr
Port Arthur
Sportsmen’s Clubs of Texas
SCOT
Women’s Publinx Golf Finals In Austin Feature Narrow Wins
In Austin AP reports Mrs Carlyle Newberry medalist and UT senior Wanda Sowell faced off over 36 holes for the championship of the Women’s State Publinx Golf Tourney. Newberry beat Mrs Charles Neill 5 and 3 after a 12 straight pars stretch. Lowell of Tyler defeated Mrs Carmack 7 and 6.
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Charles Neill
Austin
Menendez Selects Olympic Boxing Team After Finals
In San Francisco coach Julio Menendez named 10 fighters to the Olympic squad from a field of 2,000 after Friday finals. The team includes Hum Barrera from Robstown High, Percy Frice from Philadelphia, and Cassius Clay who stopped Al ien Hudson in the 178-pound class, with others from Idaho, San Jose, Seattle, Muskegon, Toledo, Cincinnati, and Detroit.
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San Francisco
Julio Menendez
Texas
Hum Barrera
Robstown High School
Percy Frice
Philadelphia
Rome
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Louisville
Alien Hudson
Long Island
N.Y
Jerry Armstrong
Idaho State College
Saginaw, Mich
Nieck Spanakos
The
College of Idaho
Harry Campbell
Detroit
San Jose State College
Responsibility and prenatal care in modern parenthood
A reflection on the duty of parents to ensure well born children through medical prenatal care. It discusses the father's role in enabling physician oversight and hospital delivery, aiming to secure health and happiness for the newborn and family. The excerpt emphasizes responsible provision and supportive birth environments.
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Ruskin
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