Kelley Favored To Repeat In Club Championship Tourney
M. Kelley led the Baytown Country Club Men’s Club Championship action, defeating Clayton 1 UP while Tom Wilkinson beat M. Vr 1 UP and others posted strong rounds. The event structure split into flights with top-flight play showing only one long match, as next rounds were planned for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Kelley
Iepeat
Tournamat Baytown Country Club
Tom Wilkinson
Clayton
M. Vr
Otters Triumph in Busy Week of Play
A messy OCR readout notes multiple teams and players with limited clarity. It hints at Otters winning a game in a busy week, mentions Gagen and Ebwood, and references a tour bag and Heine. The fragment suggests a local sports roundup with uncertain names and outcomes.
Tennis Titles Won By Ler and Baker
Ler wins doubles and singles titles as Baker claims victory in a separate event. Read as a compact recap of the day’s tennis results with emphasis on the winners and events.
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Baker
Dou
Softball Bits Tonight at Hind Grave and First Flight
Fragile OCR lists many scattered results from softball and flight rounds. Names like Kelley, Wilkins, Patterson, Blair, Choate, Stewart, Crawford, Harmon, Keenan appear with multiple pairings and outcomes. The chaotic text suggests a local sports event with numerous matchups across flights and divisions, ending with late rounds and scorelines.
Baytown Casters Stage Exhibition At Red Fish Reef
Baytown junior casting team PUL took part in the first annualBoating Trades Association outing at Red Fish Reef. Prizes went to five top finishers led by J. C. Russell in first place, Roland Williams and J D Russell tied for second, Reg gie Harper fourth, S D Ellisor fifth. Participants included Kirby Choate Harry Bands Don Hatchell Jerry Powell and others. The Baytown Hunting and Fishing Club plans a weekly casting contest at 7:30 p m in the Kumbhin Bat Park.
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Baytown
Boating Trades Association
J. C. Russell
Roland Wiliams
J.D. Russell
Reggie Harper
S. D. Ellisor
Kirby Choate
Harry Bands
Don Hatchell
Jerry Powell
Mia
K. L. Fregia
H. H. Haralson
Red Fish Reef
Standings and results from SENDAYS sports page
Standings list Beaumont 8 Houston 3 and SENDAYS RESULTS with several matchups including New York 2 Philadelphia 4 at St Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 and Brooklyn. The pitching note highlights Cuban Connie Marrero with five straight victories, 5 feet 7 inches, 157 pounds, 6 wins and 30 losses on the year for the Washington Nationals.
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New York
Philadelphia
Connie Marrero
Nats
Marrero
Capital Crew l
Sports Parade and Yankee Stars in Bright Spotlight
A chaotic collage of baseball and golf notes highlights a possible Rizzuto Boudreau Carrasquel three way for shortstop amid heavy Yankee bench competition led by Stengel. Also looming June 27 showdown at Yankee Stadium features Margy versus Larive. Golf legends Hogan Mangrum Middlecoff cruise for US Open. Other items note War Admiral’s Derby cup and a Beaumont school head quitting to move to Corpus Christi.
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York
Fearless Peres
Leamie
Phil Rizzuto
Boston
Lou Boudreau
Chicago
Chico Carrasquel
Rizzuto
Boudreau
Carrasquel
Cami
War Admiral
Ferris Fain
George McQuinn
Ferny Zale
Dick Metz
Budy Brothers
A Kovacs
Turk
Beattie Feathers
Jo-Jo White
Fort Warne
Indiana
Illinois
Fort 19
Porcupine
Jacobs
Oklahoma
Birmingham
Michigan
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff
Lew Worsham
Lawson Little
Gene Sarazan
Tony Manero
Craig Wood
Tommy Armour
al Dut Hogan
Mangrum
Middlecott
Margie Hulton
Town Club of
Will
Hotel Sherman
Grent
Gene Woodling
Cliff Mapes
Jackie Jensen
Dallas Climbs Back to First Place After Absence
UNITE PRESS reports Dallas Bayly seances of less than 24 hours moved Dallas into first place in Texas standings after a 9-1 win over San Antonio and a 2-1 4-3 sweep of Oblenem City. San Antonio fell a half game back. other Sunday actions included Houston led by Jerry Raum with two homers, Beaumont beating Buffs 3, Burt Worth’s win over Tulsa 4-3, and Oilers’ John Stewart noted.
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Unite Press
Dallas Bayly
Texas
Shreveport
Potts
San Antholay
Eagles
San Anton
Hugh Cher
Low Farette
Wes Car
USLOT
Dash Bea
Evirnert
Ami Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Baytown Drivers Secure Two Firsts in Race Action
Baytown drivers claimed two first places in a racing event. Shepherd won the first in Class A pros, while Beato Reds took honors in Class DE. Fred Palmer placed in Class BL with others noted in near standings.
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Waceyes
Shepherd
R. H
Fred Palmer
Elliott Wins Feature At Channelview Races
Cesil Elliott drives from 15th to win the 25 lap Channelview Speedway feature in front of about 2300 fans. He also won the heat and finished third in the trophy dash while Johnny Hudspeth crashed in the consolation race. Other results include Tilotta first in the first heat and Shilds second in the third heat, with Burton sitting in the top five during the feature.
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Cesil Elliott
Mr. J. Burton
Elpit
Burton
Ellitt
Johnny Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Buddy Wade
Tommy
Cecil Elliott
Buddy Tiletta
Stan Schoenberg
Joe "Disher
Ty. Burton
Sonny Kecton
Mangum
Wade
Elliott
B. ‘Illotta
Harrow
J. Tiletta
Dorothy Mulliken
Nellie Lang
Middlecoff Wins Colonial Tourney With Overpar 282
Dr Cary Middlecoff of Memphis won the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club finishing with 282 after a 73 final round. Jack Burke Jr of Houston was runner up at 283, while Lloyd Mangrum earned third with 284 and Byron Nelson tied for fourth at 285.
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Fort Worth
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Middletoff
Colonial Country Club
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Burke
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Roanoke
Texas
Nelson
Ber Hogan
Ea Ouver
Seattle
Washington
Hoyt to Carr and Wermerdam raise pole vault heights
In Athens at the first modern Olympics, American Hoyt set a dizzy 10 feet 9% inches vault. Sabin Carr raised the mark to 15 feet 3% inches by 1927 and Cornelius Warmerdam later surpassed all, with Rev. Bob Richards close behind as the sports calendar notes upcoming baseball honors.
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Athens
Greece
W. W W. Hoyt
Hoyt
Sabin Carr
Fale
Cornelius Wermerdam
Bob Richards
Warmerdam
Youths Register For Junior Baseball Season Opens
The junior baseball program lists 195 registrants from Baytown Cedar Bayou area with 215 signed for the season. A 9 am try-out next Saturday at Lee diamonds will rate players by position. Highlands plans its own sign ups and camp.
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Pete Sulis
Baytown-Cedar Bayouates
Highlands
Lee Diamonds
Sultis
Dutch Albert
Holt
Dfouston
Perry Beauchamp
Donald Abbott
Harvey Bolster
B. B. Williams
Bob Chase
Bob Barfield
Louis Davis
W. C. Dodd
Bill Satterwhite
Mickey Pillow
Buck Bonds
Holly McLemore
Jenny Henninger
Bob Visser
Asten Laird
Webster Brinkley
White Sox and Red Sox Sweep to Close on Yankees
New York tripped up as Chicago and Boston surge in pennant chase. White Sox win two on the road at Cleveland to extend streaks, while Red Sox take two from Washington. Yankees split with Philadelphia and lose pace, with strong pitching from Shea anchoring one win and Shantz stealing the nightcap.
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New York
UPI
Yankees
Chicago
Boston
Todey
White
White Sox
Red Sox
Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
Ingit
Browns
Senators
Frank Spec? Shea
Bobby Shantz
Detroit
Tigers
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Reds
Brooklin
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Joe Dobson
Girtight Reef
Marv Rotblatt
Mickey McDermott
Harry Taylor
Shea
Phil Rizzgio
Gus Zernial
Ferris
Fain Grove
Jim Delsing
Ned Garver
Dle Prucks
Hal White
Sal Maglie
Aiready
Stan Musial
Gerry Staley
St Louis
Charles Favored 13-5 Over Maxim
Chicago expects a close ring clash as Charles and Maxim, both around 181 pounds, prepare for a title bout at Chicago Stadium with Maxim tapering and Charles finishing rounds at Midwest Gym amid sparring results and weight notes.
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Charles
Maxim
Chicago
Hazard Charles
Joey Maxim
Chicago Stadium
Dusky Charles
Cincinnati
Midwest Gymnasium
al Smith
Dec Williams
Ezzard
Dale Halli
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Wet Brown
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Rely
Steen
Pete Tee Choate
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Tivdie
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