Tors Blunt Three Gander Upset in Baytown Battle
Galveston high school grid game details recount a 13-8 Baytown upset over the Ganders. Key plays include Kemplay’s late 3-yard pass, Dunks’ 55-yard return, and multiple turnovers as Galveston battles for a comeback before the final minute. Frequent penalties, heavy drives, and a blocked punt mark the tense Memorial Stadium clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raytown
Oliver
Bell
Iest
Kemplay
Tors
Virgil Davis
Kenneth Watts
David Bell
Baytown
Gander
Conway
Kelly
Anotban
Armnor
Galveston
Kempall
Albert Choate
Puy Herrera
Sidney Mallory
Galves
Pla
Carlin
Memorial Stadium
Roger Adams
John Cunningham
Ton
Tor
Gan
Freddy Clark
Bill Stewart
Donnie Stricklin
Mallory
Dal Carlin
Baye Galveston
Xange
Jerry Kemplay
Sricklin
Robert
Kluch
Leroy Naschke
Gandees
Teen Canteen Event and Local Notices in Baytown
Baytown teenagers may attend a Teen Canteen at the girls gym from 7 30 to 9 30 p m on Saturday. A public hearing on Missouri Pacific Railroad Co s interurban service to Houston and Greens is set for 9 a m Tuesday at Baytown City Hall. Veterans Wars post hosts a box supper and dance at VEW Hall Decker Drive beginning 7 p m Saturday. BAYTOWN A M exes plan to meet at Bayshore Motor Inn 7 p m Monday to view a film of the Texas Tech A M football game. Arrow of the Order of the Arrow meets 2 30 p m Sunday at Troop 25 Scout House. New members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Baytown
Houston
Green
Baytown City Hall
Texas Railroad Commission Examiners
VEW
Robert R. Tuck
Baytown A&m Exes
Bayshore Motore
Texas Tech A&m
Tech
Arrow
BOY Scout Order of the Arrow
Galveston Tides Report With Time Inconsistencies
Sunday high tides at 3:35 a.m. and 3:32 p.m. low tides at 9:25 a.m. and 8:32 p.m. Monday forecasts contain errors with times listed as 3:45 a.m. and 4:21 p.m. and misformatted 3:47 a.m. and 3:08 p.m. Adjusted details omitted due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Local notes mix of names and small events in town
Medical patient Daniel Delmos at Lilic-Duke Hospital and Gulf Coast Hospital patients George Wolcott and George Shipman Jr. are listed among town happenings. A Baptist minister notes lost glasses at Wooster Church. Various locals discuss pets, shopping, and community roles amid small anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Delmos
Barry
Lilic-Duke Hospital
George Wolcott
Roy FE. Wolcott
George David Shipman
Henry Shipman
Gulf Coast Hospital
G. N. Allison
Wooster Baptist Church
Joe Gold
Duke Waldrop
Jett Paine
Robert E. Lee High School
Jackie Stevens
Betty Gray
Eddie Krenick
Winston Nowlin
Raul Laughlin
Adie Weimer
Bob Merchant
Jim Lank-ford
Baytown Boy County Champion Milker
Ten-year-old Donny Childers of Baytown 4-H Club won cash prizes in a county milking contest at Gulfgate. He plans to buy a calf to grow his dairy herd and save the earnings in his "A&M Fund" as he aims to become a veterinarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donny Childers
Gulfgate
FTA
Donny
Baytown
A&m Fund
Clyde Childeacy
Tompkins Road
Luncheon to Discuss Texas Water Resources Study
Houston Chamber of Commerce hosts a Monday luncheon in the Rice Hotel Grand Ballroom with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Gov. Price Daniel. The event centers on a comprehensive water resources study by the U.S. Study Commission and Texas agencies covering major river basins and land use. Tickets are 5 dollars, available at the door if space permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Robinson
U. S. Study Commission
Texas Public Works Department
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Belpal
Price Daniel
H. Robinson
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Friends of
Jana Governor
Rice Hotel
Ison
George R. Brown
Neches
Brown and Root, Inc
Trinity
Colorado
Guadalupe
San
Antonio
Nueces Rivers
Commission
East German anniversary rally draws thousands
East Germany marks its 12th anniversary with patriotic speeches as thousands attend a mass rally. Meanwhile an Air Force Titan ICBM wing sails in on a 5,000 mile flight down the Atlantic. McNamara outlines a defense budget near 50 billion dollars. Damascus radio says USSR recognizes Syria's new revolutionary government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Titan
Atlantic Range
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Marine Lab At Seabrook is Approved
The Texas Game and Fish Commission allocated 100000 dollars for replacing a marine laboratory at Seabrook destroyed by Hurricane Carla and set up regional administration offices there. Bob Singleton of Baytown was named regional director. The commission also approved 20000 dollars for an artificial reef off Galveston and ordered expedited marking of shell reefs in Galveston and Trinity Bays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Seabrook
Commission
Bob Singleton
Baytown
Galveston
Trinity Bays
Jack FE
Walker
Grover Leia
Misspelled Local Names At Crosby Intersection
A shore picture taken at the intersection of Highway 9 and Farm Road 216 near Crosby shows the eight fy mts spelled incorrectly while nearby a roller read sien bears the correctly spelled name. Wares of Ashhel and Pearre attrete appear mispelled across the bottom, reflecting widespread misspellings on Big TN streets.
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Mit
Crosby
Ashhel
Pearre
United Fund expenditures detailed by Wanda Orton
The 1962 United Fund goal of 185807 supports 36 Red Feather agencies across four levels. Allocations include Thrift Exchange 15000 for free lunches and clothing, Baytown Opportunity School 3519 for mentally disabled education, Opportunity Workshop 5384 for vocational training, Cerebral Palsy Center 11510 for therapy and instruction, Boy Scouts 15821 and Girl Scouts 37500 for character development, Baytown Health League 8351 for sick care, Baytown Welfare League 3873 for illness or job loss relief, Community Chest 10700 for central services, Child Care Center 1900 for working mothers, American Red Cross 26079 for staff and disaster aid, YMCA 13950 for holistic development, American Heart Assn 5718 for heart health education, Mental Health Assn 1084 for mental health education, Texas United Fund United Service Organizations 2775 and United Seamen's Services 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Orton
United Fund
Red Feather
Thrift Exchange
Baytown Opportunity School
Opportunity Work Shop
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Ee Buytown Health League
Baytown Welfare League
Community Chest
American Red Cross
Baytown
Houston
Young Men's Christian Assn
American Heart Assn
Mental Health Assn
Texas United Fund
United Service Organizations
United Seamen's Services
Robin Hood Deer Slayer Nets First Buck in Texas
Melvin S. Jones 24 of 706 E James Hearne shot a two pound eight point buck near Perkins ranch using a Bear razz head arrow. He joined Baytown Bow Hunting Club last January and this was his first buck. In the photo his daughter Sheri age 3 watches as other club members return to camp after the hunt. Jones missed his first shot but the buck circled and was struck on the second attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin S. Jones
E. James
Hearne
Perkins Ranch
Baytown
Jones
Ack
U S Considers Sending Troops To South Vietnam
Washington officials privately reveal the United States is weighing sending troops to aid South Vietnam against intensified Communist attacks as the rainy season ends. Officials say Southeast Asia security hinges on Diem's government, with possible involvement from SEATO members to bolster defense efforts.
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Washington
United States
U. S
South Viet Nam
South
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
Cambodia
State Department
Joseph Reap
Reap
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Molly Bowers Promoted To Sun Woman's Editor
Molly Bowers, long time associate women’s editor at The Sun, has been promoted to editor with Preston Pendergrass announcing the move. Sutphin resigns to devote more time to family and Bowers will continue part time from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Bowers
Sun Woman
the Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Molly
Bobby Jack Sutphin
Robert E. Lee High School
Sun
Woman's News
North Viet Nam
South Viet Fascociate
REL
Laos
Gander Gazette
Olive Pruett
Sdoal
Stident
Sue
Lee College
Ranglerettes
Mike Bowers
E. Republic
First Presbyterian Church
Jerry Lee Mallory
C. W. Mallory
Olive
Reception Oct 17 for New Baytown Librarian
The Baytown community hosts a public reception on October 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Sterling Memorial library to introduce the new librarian in service clubs, with Baytown officials and advisory board members attending. Donations to the library are welcome.
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New
Baytown
Hite Blan
Sterling Memorial
P.m
L Brary
Baytown Pilot Club
Carla
Ida Walton
Chairman To Talk With Backers Here
A local chairman plans discussions with backers in the area about a proposed levee project to protect Scott, Crystal, and Burnet. The plan aims to reduce flood risk and support regional development amid mounting concerns from residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoey
Scott, Crystal and Burnet
Hurricane Carla fallout and regional levee study advances
Weather bureau says no hurricane threat to the mainland but Carla’s remnants prompt planning for flood defense. Baytown leaders, Wooster Chamber of Commerce, and Houston Port Commission discuss building a levee on existing islands near the Houston Ship Channel with U S Army Corps of Engineers study possible. Albert Thomas endorses the plan. officials urge continued support. Also, a British DC-3 cargo plane wreck in the Pyrenees is found with no survivors. the House Investigating Committee meets in Austin to review hurricane operations and insurance coverage.
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E. V
Gene Muller
Boys
Wooster
Hurmerce
Brownwood
Lake- Muller
Wood and
Lynchburg
Eddie Cox
Travis Smith
Smith
Commission
Enti
Neet
Baytown
V. V
Howard Tellepsen
Houston Port Commission
Tellepsen
Wooster Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Houston Ship Channel
U. S
Albert Thomas
Aytown
al Clayton
J. B. LeFevre
George Chandler
John Busch
Muller
House
Austin
Crawford's Last Rites Held Today
Funeral services for George H. Crawford 68 of 3230 Nebraska were at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Mark's Methodist Church with Rev. Basil Jones officiating. Burial was in Cedar Crest Cemetery. He died Thursday at home after 31 years in Baytown. He retired from Humble Oil Baytown Refinery. He was a church steward and member of several groups. Survived by widow Augustine Clantad of Baytown, son George Crawford Jr. of White Bear Lake Minn, two sisters Blanche Moore of Forney and Mabel Mantius of Fort Worth, and one brother Wm Crawford.
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George H. Crawford
Nebraska
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Basil Jones
Bure Ial
Cedar Crest
Baytown
Crawford
Humble Oil and Refining Co
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Feige Maser Savige
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Tors Blunt
HM Teen Canteen
Horace Main
Blaine G. Corman
Baytown Research
Newsboy
Steve Allen
ABC Television
Baytown Boy County
Lbj
Daniel
Damascus
Soviet Union
Syria
Robin Hood
U.S
S. Viet Nam
Roy Elms
Velmar Ansley
Willie Busch
Gordon Farned
Walter Rundell
Jack Jacobs
Joe Horeezy
Robert Whitson
Frank Goss
Brice Ramsey
Prentiss Wiles
C. WN. Sutonin
Walton
Vatigei
Geady Bifwtatin
Ushald WosnGegov
Martha
Pearl
Urena Childers Ain
Aaron Granger
Bay‘tonians
Jurey
Molly Sowero
Isand
Wheather Bureau
Kennedy
Newport
Manny
Pyrenees
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