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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1966

Page

6

Grand Slam Hero Gene Cashet Sparks Sox to Tie for Second

Gene Cashet erupts with four hits including a grand slam as the Central League White Sox rally past the Federals to pull even for second place behind strong offense. Charles Head starts shaky, Joe Anile reliefs, Cashet’s slam ties score at four in the third as Lions and Yankees win to climb standings.

Ronnie Plocheck San Sport White Sox Gene Cashet Federals Cashet Federal Baytown 3 Sox Charles Head Joe Anile Lion Louis Hawthorne Regen Gillis Lions Martie Kollmeyer

Pat Boat Patio Fish Fry Heads Gulf Trip Adventure

A Baytown Holiday Inn gathering marks the School of Pipe Line Technology’s tenth year. Bruce Whalen hosts guests including Cap tain Jack Trasper and Don Hubbard for a menu featuring dolphin caught the day before on a deep sea trip out of Freeport. Attendees from Argentina and Brazil join the party as they eat, share stories, and plan future shrimp and beelty casting for dolphin on upcoming trips.

Pine Line School Baytown Holiday Inn Bruce Whalen WEM Co Stafford Freeport Jack Trasper Don Hubbard Ozzie Oswald Jim Sherbenou Jim Judy Francisco Grignaschi Argentina Mr. Grignaschi Wilson Santos Brazil Abdulkarin Jeana Esso Libya Leon Kerns Gene Litte Larry Tarver Col Elmer Weary Gulf Stream School of Pipe Line Tech Nology Extension Department University of Texas

Johnson Archer Setting Pace For U S Open Field

Touring pros George Archer and Howie Johnson paced U S Open qualifiers across 38 states and D C as 37 local sites held 36 hole rounds for a spot at San Francisco Olympic Club June 7 19 The day’s best score was Bruce Cude 70 65 135 in Portland with 70 65 135 leading 70-65-135 and 136-137 scores by several others with 147 by Skee Riegel and 145 by Bob Huber in Harrisburg and San Diego respectively

Associated Press George Archer Howie Johnson States District of Columbia Eee San Francisco Olympic Country Club Archer Fort Worth Tex Dullas Don Massengale Charles Coody George Bayer Jerry Edwards Dallas Johnson Ibyear St. Paul Portland Bob Duden Tom Bartolee Cudd al Menger Tacoma Wash Walter Romans Baltimore Joy Taylor Cincinnati Larry Mowy San Diego Calif Harry Toscano Jr Pittsburgh Bob Huber Lititz Harrisburg Skee Riegel Lafayette Hills Dick Davies la Costa Rex Baxter Jr Lou Kretlow Oklahoma City Bill Ezinicki Sharon Mass

Secretarial Perfection Says Countess Warns About Love

London report quotes the Countess of Dartmouth addressing secretarial students. She claims most businessmen need a perfect secretary more than a perfect wife and warns against falling in love with the boss. She adds a secretary should be a friend to the boss and his public relations.

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Gander Spring Sports Leaders Cited At Banquet

Robert E. Lee held its spring athletic banquet Saturday honoring participants in basketball baseball swimming golf tennis and track and cross country. Hurdler Billy Littlefield was chosen to head next year's track squad while Annie Robertson and Virgil Stutts were named swimming co captains. Scott Liggett and Wayne Roberson will lead the future golf team. Carl Young spoke on what it takes to be an athlete. Henry Armstrong introduced the guest and John Adams was master of ceremonies.

Robert E. Lee Billy Littlefield Annie Robertson Virgil Stutts REL Scott Liggett Wayne Roberson Carl Young Baylor Young Henry Armstrong John Adams

Defining a Collegian in Arbitration Talks

Washington AP report on a five-man arbitration panel chaired by Theodore W. Kheel as AAU and NCAA seek to resolve who qualifies as a college athlete and what constitutes an open or closed meet. The panel, amid questions on ineligibles and postgraduates, aims for a final peace and clear jurisdiction.

Washington Hubert Humphrey AAU NCAA Theodore W. Kheel New York Wel-Kniun

Baytown Teen League Opens May 30 With Practice Games

Baytown junior and senior league teen baseball teams begin practices for the summer season. Eight junior teams and four seniors have trained three weeks. openings set for May 30 with games at ABL and Barbers Hill diamonds. Preseason ceremonies will introduce teams. White Sox and Eagles previously won league crowns. current rivalries loom.

Baytown Perry Beauchamp Gro. Stores Braves Johnny Contreras Lulac Cardinals J. R. Samway Elks ‘Ledge Dodgers Rene Peacock Lions Club Cubs Aso Optimist Club Giants Ivy Smith Hilmer Haas VEW Orioles Karl Scantlen 1St National Bank Pirates A. D. Adams Highlands White Sox Edward Eckhart Culpepper Furn. Co. Indians Elbert Barringer Kemp Tony Yankees Merle Burch Hathaway's Eagles W. C. Budd Scarborough Drugs Fed Sox Giants Orioles Dodgers Cardinals Indians Barbers Hill Red Sox Barbers

Clay Arrives Home After Making Friends In London

Cassius Clay flew home to the United States with British boxing fans and writers praising his appeal after a six round challenge loss to Henry Gooper. Promoter Harry Levene touts over 12 million gross receipts and wants Clay back for a defense, possibly against Brian London in London. Clay indicated interest in defending his title abroad if the money is right.

Clay London Cassius Clay United States Henry Gooper Harry Levene Britain Brian London

Four Arrests in Los Angeles Strike Tense Negro District

AP reports police arrested four men in South Los Angeles after a crowd of about 10 Negroes gathered for a brief disturbance. Two white motorists were injured by rock throwing as about 100 juveniles rallied following a brick thrown at a police car. Police said three arrests were for robbery and the fourth for interfering with the arrests. The Watts area, previously volatile, was quiet Monday night aside from earlier beatings and rock throwing incidents reported last week.

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