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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1969

Page

10

New Baytown Assistant Pro Dan Connolly Follows Brother Jim

Dan Connolly, moved from Richmond Virginia, becomes assistant pro at Goose Creek Country Club in Baytown. He and wife Mary have two children, Wayne and Cristina, and will coach juniors with Jim Connolly. Results from the GCCC blind draw tourney led by Ted Smith, Bob Cryer, Jo Wright and Phil Wendel, with other flight standings and upcoming club championship matches noted.

Goose Creek Country Club Jim Connolly Dan Connolly Jim Dan Baytown GCCC Richmond Air Force San Antonio Dallas Texas Dand Mary Wayne Cristina Ted Smith Bob Cryer Jo Wright Phil Wendel Bob Barfield Chuck Umbholtz L. M. Smith Nita Northcutt Bill Duplantis Hank Johnson Ted McCall Lawrence Reilly Gene Carlson Dee Weber Charlie Barton O. L. Clark Sandy Ainsworth T. D. O'Brien Norman O'Grady Bud Davis Bob Manning Glenn Whitcomb John DeGarmo Chuck Umholtz Don Faust B. A. Stewart Bill Hartman Walter Lehde Vince Bresan Rags Richards Ken Carpenter Bob Lyons LL. M. ‘Smith Ed Ploetz Elmer Brinkley Hi, Davis Jim “‘Loughridge Felix Hatchell del Smith Bob Matherne

Eagles Display Defense In Scrimmage At Memorial Stadium

Houston St Thomas and Robert E Lee mixed in a two hour scrimmage before about 2 000 fans. Ganders coach Ron Kramer praised the defense and said players like Tom McClendon Bruce Mills Charlie LaBlue and Rudy Contreras led the effort while Thomas Hart and John Moseley showed promise in the secondary. Offense showed sparks with LaBlue catching passes and backs Hart Cavarretta Moore and Jenkins providing tempo though no scoring was kept. McClendon suffered a finger injury. sophomores and juniors gained extended play as Kramer focused on identifying his 11 best players for the 1969 season.

Jim Finley Houston St. Thomas Robert E. Lee Ron Kramer ABL Spring Branch Bears Ganders St. Thomas Lee Kramer Tom McClendon Bruce Mills Charlie LaBlue Rudy LaBlue Hart Doug Cavarretta John Moore Leslie Jenkins Tommy Clark Jerry Jameson McClendon Memorial Stadium Eagle Houston Steve Olafson Reggie Craig Eddie Taylor Lonnie Rivera Jake Smitherman Randy Hooper Rivera David Mongiello Sophs Gordon Smith Brent Brunson

Oilers Tv Debut for O J Simpson Sparks LA Return

O J Simpson, a top rookie prospect, returns to Los Angeles as Buffalo contemplates starting his Heisman Trophy winning backfield mate. The Oilers aim to close pre season 3 2 with a game against New Orleans televised locally. Jets visit Dallas in another slate of exhibition matchups.

O. J. Simpson Los Angeles Buffalo John Rauch Los Angeles Rams Bill Enyard Jim Harris Grambling College Simpson Bills Lions Cobts Bents Houston Oilers New Orleans Saints Baytown-Houston Kphc-Tv Rams Southern Cal

Baseball Standings and Results From Friday and Sunday Action

The National League East table shows Chicago 84 64 .609 New York 78 57 .578 with Pittsburgh 72 61 .541. St Louis 73 63 .537. Philadelphia 55 68 .447. Montreal 41 96 .299. West: San Francisco 76 66 .535. Cincinnati 74 61 .548. Los Angeles 74 61 .548. Atlanta 75 63 .543. Houston 71 64 .526. San Diego 42 95 .307. Friday results: New York 6 Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 2. St Louis 1 Montreal 0. Houston 2 San Francisco 0. Atlanta 11 Cincinnati 2. San Diego 4 Los Angeles 1. Sunday games include Philadelphia at New York. Los Angeles at San Diego. San Francisco at Houston. Montreal at St Louis. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Atlanta at Cincinnati. American League standings show Baltimore 68 44. Detroit 70 52. Boston 70 62. New York 68 68. Cleveland 55 84. Minnesota 83 53. Oakland 5 76. California 68 76. Sunday results include Cleveland 2-0 New York 1-2. Oakland 5 Minnesota 4. Boston 9 Washington 8. Kansas City 7 California 3. Chicago 1 Baltimore 0. Detroit 4 New York 0.

New York Jets Rams San Francisco 49Ers Jets Dallas Joe Namath Pittsburgh Green Bay Atlanta Kansas City Cleveland Washington Detroit Philadelphia Raleigh N.C Boston Miami Birmingham Ala Cincinnati Denver New York Giants Minnesota San Francisco St. Louis James Nicholas Buffalo Associated Press L. Pet. GB Chicago New York St Louis Philaphin Montreal Sanbran Los Angeles Houston San Diego Philaphia Sanfrancisco Ada Oakland Seattle California Baltimores

Belmont fall meeting at Belmont Park runs 48 days

The New York Racing Association schedules a 48 day fall meeting at Belmont Park ending October 18. Afterward thoroughbreds move to Aqueduct for a 49 day meet through December 15.

New York Racing Association Belmont Park Aqueduct

Sterling Rangers Ready For Scrimmage With Waltrip At Memorial Stadium

Sterling prepares for a 7:30 p.m. Saturday scrimmage against Houston Waltrip at Memorial Stadium after two weeks of drills. Coach Kudla aims to test depth as Waltrip, a 12-letterman squad with six offensive and eight defensive starters returning, provides a strong early gauge before facing Westchester next Friday in the season opener.

Sterling Rangers Houston Waltrip Memorial Stadium Kudla Waltrip Ranger Rangers Spring Branch Westchester

Oakland Squeezes By Rampaging Twins 5-4

Oakland Athletics rally from 4-2 down in the eighth inning to stun the Minnesota Twins 5-4 after Ron Perranoski's glove mishandled a grounder. Bert Campaneris delivered the decisive run with a grounder that skipped away, leading to the winning single in the 54th. Tony Oliva tied the game with his 19th homer in the sixth for Minnesota, but Oakland prevailed to keep pace in the AL West race. Other AL results included Baltimore 8 Detroit 4 and Cleveland 2 New York 1.

Jim Wynns Rader Hunt Dave Marshall Menke Ken Henderson Houston Dierker Houston Pit Tenderen Ateraan SAR Ands Ct Bavaro Eawares Perry Tata Francisco Ano Fan Francisco Fan Traneiarn Mnnstan Aten Associated Press Oakland Athletics Havel Ronjolf Perranoski Oakland Twins Bert Campaneris A's

Hook Line Sinker: Trinity Bay Hosses Reel Big Specs

Ray Webb and William D. O'Brien, famed anglers from East Republic, landed seven pound Trinity Bay specs despite a sprained wrist. They enjoyed calm, late day water, tagging several sand trout and red drums, signaling a fun fishing outing rather than a serious business trip.

Trinity Bay Hosses Ray Webb William D. O'Brien East Republic Webb O'Brien

Cole Leads Michigan Golf Field

Cole shot a 68 after a 67 to total 135 at the Michigan Golf Classic in Walled Lake. South African Bobby Cole leads by one stroke over Kermit Zarley as semifinals approach in the $100,000 event.

Walledlake Mich Bobby Cole Cole Kermit Zarley INS Fermi Farivy Ripie Gane Sikes Garenst Jack Hivelen Hawi Jonas

Ranger And REL Ducati iGo On Sale

Tickets go on sale Monday for the Ross Sterling West Chester game here Friday night and the Robert E. Lee Spring Branch there Saturday night. Reserved tickets are 1.90 dollars and student tickets 0.50. Gate prices rise for late buyers. Ticket offices at Memorial Stadium and Grob Stadium handle sales with deadlines Friday noon.

Ross Sterling « Westchester Robert E. Lee - Spring Branch Memorial Stadium Sterling - Westchester Spring Branch Grob Stadium Old Spring Branch Pete Sultis

Crosby Grid Kickoff Fete At Fairgrounds Tonight

Crosby Texas hosts the 1969 Crosby Kickoff Barbecue at 7 p.m. at the Fairgrounds. Coach Keith Harshbarger will introduce players and outline the season. The free event is for booster members with $1.50 booster cards available for new joiners.

Crosby Fairgrounds Crosby Grid Keith Harshbarger

Brantley shoots 65 in blind golf pro-am

Chattanooga, Tennessee Sid Brantley once Amateur champion fired a five under par 65 to lead the pro-am preliminaries at Rivermont Country Club in the 24th National Blind Golf Tournament.

Chattanooga

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