Baytown Little League marks 13 years of growth since 1952 debut
By BILL HARTMAN, the Baytown Little League notes a dramatic expansion from four teams and 60 players in 1952 to 540 participants across three leagues in 1965. It lists early teams, key figures, park sites, managerial names, and the pivotal role of the ladies Auxiliary in sustaining the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hartman
Baytown
Arthman Tigers
Paine Bros. Cardinals
Dittman Dodgers
Felton Giants
Lefty Frazier
Bob Kalbitz
Len DeMas
Lucas Vegas
Johnny Williams
Tom Rushing
Steve McWilliams
Chili Cauthern
Lynn Gray
Charles Porter
Happy Baumann
Fred Marti Jr
Charles Wayne Lyons
Wayne Porter
Indians
Cubs
Yanks
Red Sox
Jimmy Dodd
Welford Hutton
Welford
Sam Houston State
W. F
White
Little League
John Sylvester
C. H. (Bucket) Oliver
Bill Allison
Charles Donnelly
Tigers
Giants
Cards
Dodgers
Eagles
Oilers
Gators
Hawks
Mustangs
Wolves
Bobcats
Panthers
Lions
Federals
Phillies
Palleans
Buffs
Ward Road Park
Centrals
Lee Drive Park
Lakewood Park
Bayway Drive
Donnelly
L. P. Gaines
A. H. Dahlquist
M. Black Jr
E. C. Muller
E. C. Wright
Darrell Stroud
Perry Beauchamp
Warren Foster
East
Clem Massey
West
E. A. LaGrone
Central
Jts
Albert
Mighty Mouse Davalillo Drives Indians Past Red Sox
Vic Davalillo, the 21 year old Venezuelan outfielder, blasted a homer, double and single to drive in six runs in Cleveland's 11 6 win over Boston. His hitting lifted the Indians into a five game winning streak as he neared the AL RBI lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Associated Pressx
Mighty Mouse
Vic Davalillo
Venezuela
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Detroit
Willie Horton
Red Sox
Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York Mets
San Francisco
Houston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cavalillo
Rocky Colavito
Dick Radatz
Colavito
Chuck Hinton
al Luglow
Cleveland
Tony Conigliaro
Ed Bressoud
Tommy John
White Sox
Angels
Lou Clinton
Bobby Knoop
John
Fred Newman
Auburn’s Tommy Fibbe From Frankfort in 6-1 Backcourt
6-foot-1 Tommy Fibbe of Auburn basketball hails from Frankfort Kentucky. Navy quarterback Skip Orr, from Wantagh, caught 31 passes for 289 yards this season in a standout sea son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Fibbe
Auburn
Frankfort
Skip Orr
Wantagh
Navy
Iuet Seaison
Foyt Aims To Start Strong In Indy 500 Bid
A J Foyt starts from pole for the 500, aiming to win from start to finish though a new two pit stop rule raises difficulty. The 55 year old Texan faces a strong field led by Jimmy Clark as he seeks another Indy 500 victory and to beat the Lotus Ford duo. Foyt dominates US racing with 27 recent wins and a Daytona Firecracker 400 triumph, keeping active despite rumors of retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ted
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Jimmy Clark
A. J
Nat
Clark
Harry Siathnens
Barney Old- Held
Ted Harn
Fovt
Daytona Beach
Fla
Baseballers End With The Rain
The AEL baseballers finished the season Friday with unproven plans as the last two games were not played. Tuesday night’s win over Sam Rayham and Friday’s tie with TaMerque were noted as stoppages. LaMarque remains due to play Galena Park, a meeting seen as more crucial than the cancelled district clash with the Gonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEL
Sam Rayham
Tainer Gut
TaMerque
Gonders
LaMarque
Galena Park
Consi
LaMiardie
Gelena Park
Gandors
It's Official Dome Approval Cleared by Heinie Schuble
Heinie Schuble and his son Lawyer Chick Schuble announce official approval of the Astro Dome. The elder Schuble, a Houston Baytown baseball figure, backs a revived dome era and reflects on past era memories with ties to Detroit and St Louis Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Heinie
Chick Schuble
Aotendama
Alieh
Houston
Astrodome
Heinie Schulle
Baytown
Dome
Schule
Goldentown
Schuble
Detroit
Schubles
Flerland
St. Louis
Priorlida
Chick
Robert FE
Lee
Baylor
Baytown Oil
Giants 8 1 rout as Astros face heavy defeats
Houston fans witnessed a one sided game as the Giants hammered the Astros 8 to 1 at the Astro Dome. Don Nottebart and Claude Raymond struggled in two innings while Larry Dillerkin and Danny Coombs provided late relief in a lopsided loss.
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Noustan
Bob Asprofronte
John Kibler
Nobdy
Aspro
Ump
Umer
Wille Mays
Kibler
Astro Astro
Luraan Harris Wen
Warren Giles
Statesman
Surar Land
Astros
Ron Herhel
Walter Johnson
Houston
John Bateman
Biz John
Houston Pitonine
Giants
Nottebart
Raymond
Dierkerie
Coombe
Jim Davenport
Matty Allou
Wil Fie McCovey
Notebart
Davenport
Matty Alou
Willie Maye
Jwalker
Jim Hart Kn
Batty
Alrai Om Og Grinder
J. Alou
Yisters
Hal Larder
al Spangier
Pitener
Ron Herbel
Righr
Larnier
Herbal
Dion
Ale Covey
San Francisco Iota
Dierker
McCovey
Biller
Avenport
Ami Bish Aspremoante
Altting Dow
Pee Miler
Los Angeles
Haustos
Aim Wyan
Wahler Bona
Nean
Rusty Staub
Wynn
Bond
Minnera
Artros
Artron
Oklahoma
Jes. Hickman
Erme Fagin
Charies Church
Harrison
Gnard
Goose Creek Golf Nine Blind Holes Championship Flight
Readable bits show Alma Moarzan Opal Turrler in the championship flight and Nita Northend Serend Betty Smith and LaBelle Cota in other flights. The note mentions next week’s low gross on par three holes and an ongoing amateur event with multiple players and flight divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Moarzan
Opal Turrler
Northend
Serend
Betty Smith
LaBelle Cota
Liston vows to catch Clay in not a quitter bout
In Lewiston Maine Sonny Liston declares the challenger Cassius Clay will be chased and that the only way to prove himself is to beat Clay. Liston criticizes excuses, warns of no rematch and mentions police security plans while noting the WPA dispute over Clay’s world champion status. John McVey named head football coach at Michigan State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Soanyi ‘Liston
Cassius Clay
Rus
Anawine Laundinéés
Rontin S
Pol
Listen
Sonny Covy
Arly
Miami
Ipeonte
Clay
Eniek
New York State
Potice
Massachusetts
Bhick Eels
Loaral
Toman
Toriro
Senny Wihout
Liston
Ted Trough
W-Bea
World Boxing Association
WPA
Ernie Terrell
John McVey
Michigan State
The
University of Daveton
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Elliott
Ters
Vic Dias
Lefty
Joe Speck
Kert Elliott
Bobby
Lloyd
Lee College
Dan Shults
the Sun
Braves
Owls
Colts
Bears
Cougars
Yankees
Pivates
Orioles
Steers
Rams
Hornets
Falcons
Wildcats
Beavers
Chunky Rogers
Baytown San—Sports
Big Mouse Davalillo
Bob Lee
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Jim Gentile
Pascual
Bill Pleis
al Worthington
Tony Oliva
Zoilo Versailles
Milt Pappas
Dick McAuliffe
Curt Blefary
Jackie Brandt
Charlie Lau
Bob Johnson
Russ Sayler
Senators
Willie Kirkland
T Ken Hamlin
Don Blasingame
Frank Howard
RBI
BY Alan Maver
Mathews
Megkee
Hitos
Atlanta Batwe Braves
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Wien
Epres
Lng
Fem Ay
Nevnie and
Heinie Schuble
Associated Press
National League
Benlad
American League
Laat Pet
Bening Los Anceler
Chicos We
Cincinnati i Psinnescla A
Louis i
Clesgione
Francisco
Dewoir
Mirwaycee
Paiiseeionia
Angeles
New York
Pyrtapwrch
Koonce
Tetey
Pityburgh
Féilecubes
Ropersat Detroit
Corin F SD
Spacma Iy Sanremcisgn
Csonferd
Mori- Wastiegion
Riched
Ena
Routan
Bruce
Fred Hartman Houston
Mouston Astros
Tnium
Astro
Houster
Goose Creek Golf
Sam Francisco
Speer
Merkel
Peter Eres
Deerkee
Merbert L
Wiper
Shields Motor Company
Bela Watson
Bill Hardegree
Shields Motor CO
Chrysler
Market Street
Bayshore
Market St
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