Hook Line Sinker Gar Fishing Contest Opens in Baytown
The J T Adams Gar Fishing Contest for youths 16 and under kicks off this Saturday in Baytown. Sponsored by Bayshore Red, Teet and Gun Club, prizes for June to August include 10, 7.50 and 35 dollars for first, second and third biggest gars weighed at Jim Nelson's Sporting Goods. Catches must occur within Baytown city limits or from Thompson's or Christley's piers at Cedar Bayou mouth.
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Sporting Goods
North Main Street
Luan takes Open Ai Memphis By 2 For First Win
Ang ie Lunn, 23, of Sacramento wins the Memphis Open Golf Tournament with a 12 under par score after a tense finish. Bob Luan leads by two but misses the eagle he needed on 18 while Monty Kaser places second at 2659 to take 12 600.
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Drysdale Dominates Astros For 45th Shutout Of Career
Don Drysdale pitched his 45th career shutout and fifth of the season, extending his scoreless streak to 36 innings as the Dodgers beat the Astros 5 0 in Houston. He drove in a run and moved to 395 1532 in his long career, while Claude Osteen and Don Wilson were set to start the four game series finale.
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Claude Osteen
Don Wilson
Denis Menke
Rusty Staub
Dave Adlesh
Houston
Goose Creek Member Guest Tourney Opens Saturday Weekend
The Goose Creek Country Club hosts its seventh annual Member-Guest Golf Tournament this weekend with a Friday practice day. Entries close Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Handicaps must be posted then. Over 400 prizes are planned with trophies for each flight and a 1968 Buick prize for a hole in one donated by Busby Buick of Baytown. Dr. Lee Liggett chairs the event with a committee including Tom Hughes Fred O Hagan Don Faust and others. A pre-tournament party is Friday night and a luncheon style show and 10 30 a.m. Saturday, plus a Saturday night dance. Awards banquet concludes Sunday.
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Goose Creek Country Club
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Douglas Stewart
Holly McLemore
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Lee Liggett
Tom Hughes
Fred O’hagan
Don Faust
Herb Boggess
Alma Morgan
Chris Meister
Connie Magourik
Bobby Brooks
Sharon Matherne
Marsha Huggins
Ers
Busby Buick
Baytown
Sport Shorts Mets use 27 pitchers in 1967 season
The New York Mets employed 27 pitchers during the 1967 National League season. Attendance records in St. Louis were set three times last October. World Series games drew 54,757 paid admissions each. The St. Louis Cardinals won 101 of 161 games last season and earlier pennants in 1943 and 1944 came with 105 wins of 154. In 1942 they won 106 of 154. Eleven active college head football coaches have served as players or assistants at Michigan State.
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Federals Stay Unbeaten Nine In Baytown League Race
Federals hold a 2 game lead in the Central loop after a 33 tie with the Braves. Lions sit 5-2, Braves 4-2-1, Pelicans 4-3, White Sox and Sports tied for fifth at 2-5, Buffs and Phillies at bottom. West and East leagues show shifting standings across Pirates, Orioles, Giants, Cardinals, Eagles, Oilers, Tigers, Dodgers, Wildcats, Beavers, Rams, Hornets, Steers, Gators, Mustangs, Wolves, in a tight regional scramble.
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Wildcats
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Hornets
Steers
Gators
Mustangs
Highlands and Aces claim first half softball titles
Highlands Shell tops Open Fast Pitch with a 7 1 record while Baytown Aces win Open Slow Pitch at 8 1. St Johns Methodist leads Church Slow Pitch 11 4 with two makeups to decide crown. F Troop in Open Slow Pitch 4 3 with two makeups. Strokes 4 5. Ashland yet to win. Cardinals 2 3 2 eye Gulf Off for third.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Brief
Standings show Chicago leading with 4, San Francisco 9, Philadelphia 9, Saint Louis 3. Los Angeles and Atlanta split a rain-shortened 2-0 tilt. New York 4-? in MiNgs. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also noted. Los Angeles at Houston 7 55 PM start. Sunday results include New York 5-7, Chicago 14. Minnesota 3, Boston and Baltimore. Washington. Cleveland 5, California 2. Oakland 7, Detroit 6 in 10 innings. Monday schedule lists Bouton at Oakland and more matchups with rain likely.
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