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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1969

Page

10

High scoring games spark Baytown Little League play

Baytown Little League offered a night of offense with multiple high scoring games. The Mustangs beat the Bobcats 23 to 7 while the Colts defeated the Bears 17 to 9 in a game shortened after three innings. Other results included Wildcats 18, Rams 11. Tigers 7, Eagles 0. Steers 74, Falcons. Dodgers 3, Cardinals 2. Yankees 2, Indians 1.

Baytown Mustangs Bobcats Colts Bears Wildcats Rams Tigers Eagles Steers Falcons Dodgers Cardinals Ponies Don Griffith Robert Whitmore Jerry Holloway Bill Nitchman Thomas Rios Julius Honeycutt Cougars Roger Hamilton David Moses Thomas Hamilton Wildcat Ram Mike Alpha Jerry Hoskins Mike Fitzhenry Mark Considine Darren Enderli Jim Callan Dan Settle Mickey Cauthen Greg Nesselrode Mike Tucker Merrill Bailey Lee Murphy Bobby Sutton Roy Baker Yanks Indians Steve Graves Danny Daniel Paul Easley

Gander Boosters Meet Tonight In School Cafeteria

Athletes, friends, parents and coaches of AEL sports teams gather at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the school cafeteria to discuss spring practice films. In Jackson AP: Pete Hamilton of Denham Mass won a 1 mile NASCAR grand touring race in a slim margin driving a Chevrolet Camaro.

AEL Jackson, Miss Pete Hamilton Denham Mass

Foyt Wins pole as Indy 500 field fills to 33

In Indianapolis A J Foyt will start from the pole for a record fourth Indy 500 victory with a 170.568 mph lap. The turbine car failed to advance, Lotus withdrew its two cars citing wheel hub safety, leaving Hulme and Brabham as the only foreign drivers in the 33-car field alongside Andretti and Unser.

Indianapolis Ind A.J. Foyt Foyt Colin Chapman Britain Jochen Rindt Austria Graham Hill Hill Lotus Denis Hulme New Zealand Jack Brabham Australia Chapman Mario Andretti Bobby Unser

Astros Continue Victory Orbit After Mets Victory

Houston remains in ascendancy after a 6 3 win over the Mets. Lemaster earned a third straight win as the Domesmen improved to eight straight victories in a season marked by late surges, with Blefary and Miller contributing multi hit games and Miller raising his average to .305. Joe Morgan drove in key runs as Seaver faltered early before lasting five innings.

Phils Dome Astros New York Mets Fred Hartman Houston Houston Astros New York Jets Denver Lemaster Harry Walker Astors Cincinnati Don Wilson Domesmen San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Montreal Canada New York Mets Chicago Cubs Wilson Woody Fryman Larry Dierker Grant Jackson Fred Gladding Curt Blefary Norm Miller Miller Joe Morgan Blefary Jim Wynn Doug Rader Jesus Alou Morgan Tom Seaver Wynn Cleon Jones Tommie Agee Jones J Ron Swoboda Swoboda John Edwards Gladding Pittsburgh San Francisco San Diego Atlanta St. Louis Los Angeles Boston Chicago Detroit California Baltimore Oakland Minnesota Kansas City Washington Seattle Cleveland

Red Bale Named Rice Assistant Athletic Director

Red Bale transitions from 22 years coaching at Rice to a new role as assistant athletic director at Rice University. Bo Hagan announced Bale’s promotion and Gary Kinchen as Bale’s replacement, with Kinchen noted as a LSU alum and Tulane staff member. Bale reflects on missing coaching but looks forward to expanded duties in recruitment and administration.

Bill Hartman Houston Red Bale A.M Red) Bale Robert E. Lee ‘High School Baytown Rice University Bale Rice REL Houston Owls Dan Stallworth Ganders Port Arthur Bo Hagan Hagan Gary Kinchen Tulane Kinchen LSU Louisiana Jim Pittman Bengals Augie Erfurth Erfurth San Antonio Froggie Williams Bill Howton Buddy Dial John Sylvester Bales

Montana State Coach Roger Craft Resigns to Enter Private Business

Bozeman Montana AP Roger Craft longtime Montana State basketball coach since 1962 resigns effective July 1 to pursue private business opportunities.

Bozeman Mont Roger Craft Montana State

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