Ganders Upset No 1 4A Galena Park 24 0 Shatters Yellow Jackets
Baytown Ganders stage a dramatic comeback at Memorial Stadium to upset No 1 Galena Park 24 0. Key plays include a Butch Hubbant interception setting up a Ganders touchdown and three Galena Park fumbles recovered by Kovar Mangum and Hubbant.
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Fiery Baytown
Ganders
Galena Park
Woods San Sporte
Ealtor
Baytown
Memorial Stadium
Yellow Jacket
Yellow Jackets
Gary Lockhart
Selly
Olive
Kiingell Jit
George Rincon
Kings
Texas
Ferac
Sly
Corpus Christi Ray
Butch Hubbant
Hubbant
Jerry Kovar
David
Mangum
Kovars
Galena
Appin
Gayard Galena
Ganter
Ghett
Bief
Gatena
Hineon
Boolea
Jackets
Uheds
Sant
Rhen E Uney
Jerry Schuhle
Sun Spots Club Officer Elected and Talent Auditions Planned
Barbara Carrington was elected vice president of the Sun Spots Club. Talent auditions at 8 pm Tuesday at the Elks Lodge, Channelview, seek entertainers for a Veterans Club program at San Jacinto College Hospital in Houston.
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Barbara Carrington
Channelview
Ellis Lodge
Veterans Club
San Jacinto College In Hospital
Houston
Bruce Pasadena
Roush
Baytown
the Elks Lodge
Local News Briefs From Baytown Area Community
A jumble of names and notes covers weekend plans, hospital admissions, sports updates, and local events in Baytown with mentions of Lee College, North Texas State College homecoming, hospital care in Houston, and community notices including Goodwill box damage, Brigadiers family night, theatre tickets, and a Waco death. Names include SCHARLOTTE ODOM, Eddie Durant, Cecil Morse, Rick Hurst, Dre Herbert, Kirk Mann, George Chendler, Dub Ward, Jack Walker, Jim Hamilton, Wilton Roper, Gary Garner, Blair Mann, C. T. Freeman, Frank Boudreaux, Gary Abshier, Nancey Thompson, D. J. Penn, and Herman Bremer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scharlotte Odom
Lee College
Houston
Dallas
North Texas State College
Eddie Durant
Sun Composing Room
Methodist Hospital
Cecil Morse
Rick Hurst
Herbert Duke
Parks ‘and Wildlife
Commission
Shell
Dreger
Stella Herring
Kirk Mann
Ga Jena Park
Clifford M
Sparky) Bond
George Chendler
Dub Ward
Austin
Rice
Gary Abshier
Nancey
Thompson
Mrc
D. J. Penn Shave
Baytown
Shay
Alabama
Two agents killed in gin joint raid and man wounded
Al Brent reports two federal narcotics agents were killed and five others wounded in a gin joint raid at a dance hall. Ralph Holt and Don Cooper died after allegedly confronting the white operator Tom Tidwell during the search. Tidwell was wounded and captured after the exchange.
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Brent
Nquor
Ralph Holt
Don Cooper
Tom Tidwell
Amt
Cooper
Ekenin
Hacen Watt
Tusenloona
Otter
Atate
Warold Marirstisna Kent
Tidwell
Thiwell
Mart
Eran
Marion
Fate of 43 Trapped Miners Likely Death in Germany
In Broistedt Germany hopes faded for 43 miners trapped since Thursday after a flood caused by a dam burst. Rescuers halted as water levels fell slowly. 79 escaped, seven more were rescued mud-splattered but uninjured. No traces of the missing men found.
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Broistedt
Germany
Aveawashing
Ginny Still Unpredictable As Hurricane Near Florida Coast
An erratic hurricane, named Ginny, drifted north of the Curaçao area then curved toward the Florida coast. It weakened briefly, then altered course again, causing weather advisories during the early warning hours.
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Wilmington
Dune Kertus
Hiss
Florida
Mand
Humble Baytown Refinery Employees Shine in UF Drive
Humble Oil Baytown workers averaged 2592 in contributions. Charles Tillery, campaign chairman, said all groups aided the effort and Baytown alone contributed 92258 toward a 98.7 percent completion of their quota. Participation reached 66. A percent with more contacted. M J Watts chairs the refinery drive with Sheffield as assistant. The general drive total stands at 150559, with St Mark's Methodist Eastside and Memorial Baptist churches meeting the 100 percent club.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Charles Tillery
cam _paign
Satur
Tillery
M. J. Watts
Sheffield
Islatant
Tille
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Eastside Baptist Church
Memorial Baptist Church
Firemen Needed Tests Scheduled in Raytown
The Raytown Civil Service invites applicants to take fire department entrance tests at Sterling Municipal Library at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Previous test results were voided by the Civil Service Commission. Applicants must be 21 to 35 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, and weigh at least 160 pounds. Probationary pay starts at 405 per month, rising to 475 after six months. Applications available from the Civil Service Commission at 314 Wisconsin Ave or from Fire Chief Art Lintelman between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. due by 3 p.m. Monday at Oct 30.
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Raytown Fire Department
P.m
Sterling Municipal Library
Civil Service Commission
Wisconsin
Trent
Art Lintelman
Cove Youth Injured In Tractor Mishap Near Cove
James Tistimian Jr., 19, of Cove, was injured at 4 p.m. Friday when a tractor he was driving toppled on Highway 148 between Barders Will and Dayton. Employed by the State Highway Department, he struck a rock and was taken by ambulance to Dayton hospital, then transferred to Duke Hospital Friday night. He suffered internal injuries and bruises to arms and legs. tests were to determine the extent of injuries on Saturday.
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James Tistimian, Jr
Eola Maley
Cove
Hetween Barders Will
Dayton
Hoffman
Ilie Duke Hospital
City Studies Optimist Club Park Request For Baytown
Baytown city council reviews a request by the Baytown Optimist Club to use 9.9 acres of the old city garbage disposal site on Barkaloo for teen baseball. Club president Bob Warford and coach Ralph Garrett outline club funding for ground preparation, while County Commissioner Ramsey pledges digging. Council delays lease terms and asks for subdivision ordinance study. An $8,887 bid for painting the James Street water tower is rejected as high. bids will be rereadvertised.
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Baytmen Optimist
Old City
Barkaloo
Real
Bob Warford
Tlub
Ralph Garrett
Vi. V. Ramsey
Seball
Progxam
Fihe City
Velma Ansley
CitAns
George Chandler
Baytown Gun Club
Coune Main
Tommy
Cook
Water Tank Service Co.’ of
Houston
James Street
J. Bl. LeFevre
Counilman
Couns
Baytoven
Cornelvan Cook
Pole
US Attorney Backs Jail Bond Issue in Harris County
U S Attorney Frank Krrystyniak urged support for a 6 million jail bond to fund a new county jail facility. He cited rising crime, noting 25 percent more criminal cases than last year, and argued the current jail is a reform school for crime. He described plans to renovate the old facility and use remaining funds for a new site, calling for broad public backing.
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Frank Krrystyniak
Harris County
CMN
U. S.attomney
Buster Kernhi
Sears
Baytown
Iber of Commerce
Ehasset Et S
Prigrim Farm
Seuls
Houston
Amd
LC Building Slated For Discussion
A Lee College board meeting Monday will discuss vocational and technical facilities expansion. Assistant Dean Alvin Miles chairs the faculty committee presenting a floor plan for a classroom building connected by an overpass, with a proposed one-story annex and possible bond issue ballot.
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Accouing
George Gentry
Lee College
Dean Alvin
Miles
Lashet
Ius
Warnuttied
Iit Miles
S. J. Carpenter
Guy Moinian
Minsa Johnson
Willer Rundell
Navy abandons second N powered carrier project
Secretary McNamara halted plans for a second N powered aircraft carrier citing cost differences and schedule delays. He ordered an immediate stop on design efforts for a nuclear powered carrier and left open the possibility of revisiting nuclear power later.
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Washington
Navy
Swat
McNamara
Fred’ Rorth
White House
Get
Heveloriak
Avital Teason
Kerth Oati
Kennedy
Tien
Tie
Hivarthy
Cluanere
Faye
Issaes Hien
Dirkery
Policemen's Ball To Benefit Charity Work
Annual Policemen's Ball benefits charity with a 9 p.m. Saturday start at a local venue. Funds raised support officer appreciation and community welfare. Event features dancing by a local band and a program of acknowledgments for police personnel and supporters.
Lansing Girl, 5, Found Safe After Ditch Incident
A five year old girl in Lansing was found safe after being held against her will in a roadside ditch. Authorities say the child showed signs of mistreatment but is now under care. No further details released about suspect or motive.
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Lansing
Goings On In Your City Lights Fearful Abduction Case
Police and volunteers conducted a statewide search near Wichita for an abduction case that caused widespread fear. Detectives pursued leads, with witnesses describing a suspect and a vehicle, as officers, sheriff deputies, and volunteers combed rural roads and neighborhoods.
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Gander
Phkving
Ciojenn
Sivek. Ter
Ale Jackets
Bey
Antenine Cadena
Gayard
Erie
Galena Wis
Baxtown
Semond
Hahand Righardenn
Lonoie Blajers
Vlb Sperke
Jerry’ Nine
Mike Golden
Bi Cloud
John Weleby
Tilback
Cepald
Mike Ferrel
Rincon Struppid Riggs
Jett Tuotce
Lena Lethe Hack
Mianguni Pene
Ilie
Bruton van
Lawes
Susie Tiezinbothany
Hunved
Mike Germex
Saude
Seine Acosta
Anny du
Redden
Galie
Ion Jen Pevant
Posse Sil
Degins
Charkley
Hueroterddinines
Baslown
Sehuble
Mann
Vantine
Buddye Moore
Jefe
T Snore
Ad Lockhart
Kenneth Martin
Winer
Pay Newton
Jill
Edmond Cangford
Hss
Phi Kappa Psi Fratornity
Tech Jaf
CUB
Highlands Post Control
CES
Cedar Bayou
Eastern Star
Marron
F. T. Kinniard
Mabry
Galveston
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
Lee and
Riggs
San Jacinto Council
Knights of Columbus
Council
Baytown Linde Theater
Ragern Aycel
RB. C. Halter
Malter
Herman Bremer
George Bremer
Waco
Waco Hospital
Lown
Ginny
Ball Park
Caurell
PARK
Pagesy A
Ceameilmiun
Sesborn Chay
U.S
Towy
MacNamara
CVA
Congress
Firinee Deay
Alamic
Dss
Hesse
S. Bil
Sundin
Bae Enforcer
Gerlien
Bis Hind
Gary Loektuart
Ty Gatem
Baythen
Loektuart
Buddy Moore
Tast Fouchdosyn
Galenas
Big Spencar
Pavtgun Mhatas
Aled
Michelle Ter
By Preston Pendergrass
Pete
Wrirnis
Selby
Tatas Bey
Perth
Wichita
Airvi
Police
Volan Uedes
Wik
Enea
Petied
Stanley
Howe
Merlin
Ren
George
Stas al
Shad Rap Minh
Detec
Contyaler
Ranids
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