Ganders Open 1966 with 14 0 Upset of Generals
Baytown Memorial Stadium hosted a rain drenched season opener as the Ganders of Fete Sullis stunned Houston Robert E. Lee 14 0. Ricky Burch sparked the opener with a punt return then James Savell connected on two keepers and a Fenelon score to build a 7 0 lead. Orchin later sprinted 365 yards for a third quarter major as the Ganders outplayed the Generals on both sides of the ball in an impressive start to the season.
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Bill Hartman
Generals
Baytown
Memorial Stadium
Robert E. Lee
Yesteryear
Houston
Ricky Burch
Stuard
Pat Urchin
Tom Tomlin
Burch
James Savell
John Cavarretta
Orchin
Endh
Kenny Fenelon
Savell
Chris Hale
Ganders
Sun Spots Auxiliary Meeting at Citizens National Bank
Sun Spots Auxiliary and Ladies Little League Auxil iary announce meetings at 9 30 am Thursday at Citizens National Bank. Also Baytown Police Wives plan white elephant sale Sept 22 at 7 pm at Mrs Glen Rosier 206 Harold. Weather: cloudy mild with scattered showers baytown area highs around 93. tides: Galveston highs 3 60 6 am 6 48 am 10 48 am. lows 7 30 pm. Also Pend M&S and Earthman funeral notices for Prasek and Contreras.
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Sun Spots
Ladies' Little League
Citizens National Bank
Baytown
Glen Rosier
Harold
Baytown Area
Baytown Sun
Anahuac Cub Scouts Meet Plan Details
Local residents and volunteers gather at the American Legion Hall in Anahuac for Cub Scout program discussions. N. J. Clapton and Lester Hargrave lead the meeting, inviting interested Anahuac youths to join and learn.
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Anahuac
American Legion Hall
N. J. Clapton
Lester Hargrave
Former Daytonian Named Dayton Correspondent for Baytown Sun
Mrs. William R. Clift formerly of Dayton is named Dayton correspondent for the Baytown Sun by Managing Editor Preston Pendergrass. She and her husband live at 2308 Laird. he works for Gulf Oil in Cedar Bayou. She is a Robert E. Lee High School and Lee College graduate, former Sunday School teacher, now attends Dayton Methodist Church, and substitutes in Dayton Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Clift
Dayton
Coach Cherry Dies in Lubbock After Long Coaching Career
Blair Cherry a famed coach who led Amarillo High School Sandies to prominence and later coached at the University of Texas died in Lubbock at 2 15 am after treatment since Monday. Born August 7 1901 in Kerens he began coaching Ranger 1922 then Fort Worth Northside before moving to Amarillo in 1930 where his Sandies dominated Texas high school football for seven years.
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Lubbock
Blair Cherry
Cherry
Amarillo
Sandies
University of Texas
A. W. Cherry
Kerens
Corsicana
Ranger
Fort Worth Northside High School
Amarillo High School
Golden Sandies
Texas
Gulf Oil Promotes Six at Orange Plant Transfers to Cedar Bayou
Gulf Oil announces six promotions and transfers at its Orange Chemicals Plant. Herman L. Ballard becomes operations supervisor, Conrad Cone advances to senior mechanical engineer, Raymond L. McCullough becomes laboratory supervisor, and James W. Fawvor Loy G. Huff and Douglas R. Wilkinson named shift leaders in the polyethylene unit. Ballard joined Gulf in 1954, Cone since 196? and Fawvor since 1955, with details on origins and families provided.
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Gulf Oil
Orange
Cedar Bayou
W. Blackwood
Herman L. Ballard
Conrad 3. Cone
James W. Fawver
Loy G. Huff
Raymond L. McCullough
Douglas R. Willnson
Ballard
Cone
McCullough
Fawvor, Huff and Wilkinson
Gulf At
Petrochemicals
Cleveland
Tex
Jimmy
Kerryn Ann
Texas A&m University
Gulf In
Winnie
Wie
Thomas
Timothy
Tracy
Fawwyor
Orange Gulf
Port Arthur
Fawvyor
Phyllis
Bill
Ruth
Huff
Gulf
Communist agents attack Saigon as rallies urge high turnout
Communist agents press anti election actions around Saigon using hand grenades mines and mortars while pep rallies and parades push for higher turnout Sunday to push the nation toward representative government. President Johnson signs a law authorizing 1.76 billion dollars for government mortgage purchase funds to revive the home sales market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Pep Ralliea
Johnson
Soldier found guilty at Fort Dix for refusing Vietnam service
Pvt David Lamas, the third and last soldier tried at Fort Dix, N J this week for refusing to go to Viet Nam, is found guilty and sentenced to five years at hard labor, forfeiture of pay and a dishonorable discharge. Texas wide rains, more than 5 inches in some areas, begin to ease after flood damage and highway blockages. Alabama school boards warned by Gov George Wallace to remove Negro teachers or face police power action. Harold Wilson cabinet meets in London to prevent Rhodesia row at Commonwealth conference. Johnson and Ne Win urge ending Vietnam War and disarmament under international control.
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David Lamas
Fort Dix
N. J
Viet Nam
Alabama
George ©. Wallace
Johnson
Ne Win
Council Hears Cost Estimates For Paving Projects
Tentative cost estimates for street paving were presented to the city council. Engineer John Busch estimated $34 227 for Wye Drive in front of the YMCA building and $25 110 03 for Daniel Street in Oak Addition. Of Daniel, $12 544 90 would pay for city right of way and $12 565 18 for railroad right of way. These are participation projects with Missouri Pacific railroad. A meeting with Mopac officials will discuss participation. The council also approved the community television franchise ordinance on second reading to Baytown Community Television Inc. Rufus Honeycutt and Dr. Donald L. Brunson lead. City hall and civic center updates were reported by A H Howard. Lower levels, foundations, waterproofing complete. Market Street acre site noted for strength. Attorney George Chandler authorized to send delinquent notice letters on past participation projects. Annual city employees picnic set for Sept 24 at Roseland Park from 4 to 7 p.m.
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John Busch
Wye Drive
YMCA
Daniel Street
Oak Addition
Daniel
Missouri Pacific
Busch
Fritz Lanham
Jack Morton
Mopac
Inec
Rufus Honeycutt
Donald L. Brunson
A. H. Howard
City Hall
Civic Center
Howard
Comei
Market Street
George Chandler
Roseland Park
Nazro
Layton
Sunset Drive
Leu
Parkway
Alexander
Wynnewood Addition
US. Steel
Alexander Drive
South Main
Paralel Road
Clay Wins In 12 In Frankfort Germany
Clay defeats European champion Kurt Mildenberger in Frankfort Saturday. The bout lasted 12 rounds with Clay earning a technical knockout as Mildenberger pressed the action and blood streamed from his ears. Mildenberger remained aggressive, landing solid blows but Clay maintained control to secure the win.
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Frankfort
Germany
Cassing Clay
City
Kurt Mildenberger
Mildenberger
Clay
Council to Ask Mopac for East Nazro Road in Wynnewood
Wynnewood residents press council to secure Mopac funding for East Nazro extension from Layton to Sunset Drive as a city access route. The plan would require 28 foot roadway access, buying four homes, and crossovers with the Mopac spur, with construction costs estimated at about 7 000 dollars.
Lee College President Urges Expansion To Preserve American Dream
Lee College President Dr Richard D Strahan told Baytown Chamber of Commerce attendees that the nation risks the collapse of the American dream without doubling community college facilities in five years He argued community colleges will retain democratic access while the United States boasts 39 percent post high school training versus seven to eight percent in Europe.
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Richard D. Strahan
Coun- Lee College
Baytown Chamber of Couns
Middle Merce
Coun
Holiday Inn
Community College
Strahan
Lee
Reception Set Sunday For New LC President
A reception from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Lee College Library for Dr. and Mrs. Richard Strahan and 13 new faculty members. Dr Strahan is the new Lee College president. The 13 new faculty are mostly replacements, with no formal program and a get acquainted session. Public invited.
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Lee College
Richard Strahan
Strahan
Sue Jones
College Board of Regents
Gemini 11 launch delayed to Monday at Cape Kennedy
The Gemini 11 rendezvous and spacewalk mission, stalled by an Atlas Agena autopilot fault, is postponed to Monday at 6 am. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Richard Gordon Jr. remain in readiness quarters as engineers work the booster issue, noting progress despite delays.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
Charles Conrack Jr
Cmér
Richard FL Gordon Jr
Faont
Atlas
Conrad
Mission Control
Gordon
Ste Gemint
Optimist Official To Speak Here On Monday
Optimist International Vice President T. C. Parker will address the Baytown Optimist Club at 7 p.m. Monday at the Tower Cafe. Parker, a Pasadena plant superintendent, Houston resident, and former Southeast Texas Optimist District governor, leads a delegation from Port Arthur Optimists who will be honored alongside past presidents. Program chairman Bob Beverly.
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Optimist International
T. C
Pete) Parker
Baytown Club
Tower Cafe
Southwestern Bell
Pasadena
Parker
Houston
Southeast Texas
Optimist
Port Arthur
Bob Beverly
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Fenelon
Sayell
Ime
Urchin
Optimist Club
Bayway Lanes
Arrow
Order OF the Arrow
Grace Methodist Church
Prasek
Mary Prasek
Crosby
Earthman Highlands Funeral Home
Pend M&s
Galveston
Cerral Foreman
Jim Ewell
Peggy Florida
Sun News Desk
Nancy Griffin
Sun
Wanda Orton
Armender Hayes
Jimmie Shepard
Chantte Air Force Base
Rantoul
Alan Erwin
Angus Jones
Bill Elliott
Wichita Falls
Dutch Kaderli
Baytown Hospital
Herring
Becky Moody
Betty Perkins
Harry Miller
W. G. Wilson
LE Williams
Anni
Citizens National
Mrs
Gwen Clift
Coach Cherry
Sharon Phillian
Ohio
Atlantic City
Debbie Bryant
NBC
Bert Parks
Meee
Gemini
Harold Wilson
London
Rhodesia
Tan
Council
Councel
Baytown Community Television
Felton
1St National Bank “Hereer F
Wynnewood
East Nazro
Ifea
Miriam
Briarwood
White Supply Co
Raymond Donnelly
Pleiku
Fudelag
Sapres
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