Five Bay-Tex teams set for Friday scrambles
La Porte travels to Cy-Fair to chase an undefeated mark while Channelview hosts St. Pius in a 7:30 p.m. clash. Reports highlight Baytown area squads including La Porte, Channelview, Barbers Hill, Crosby and Anahuac with notes on key players such as Pete Gallaher Rickey Blackshear and Gene Walkoviak.
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la Porte
Cypress-Fairbanks
Bobcats
Bulkdogs
Cy-Fair Eleven
Sac
Channelview
la Parte
Deer Park
Gobsats
Bulldogs
Pete Gallabor
Jesse Vasques
Marty Waters
Waters
Bobcat
Humble
Dick Scott
Angleton
Pete Gallaher
Jesse Vasquez
Flo Reyes
James Mitchell
Channelview Falcons
St. Pius
Cypress Fairbanks
Falcons
Bowden Cook
Panther
Gene Walkoviak
Walkoviak
Dan Marek
Jackie Stevenson
Cypress - Fairbanks
Season Openers Tilt as Baytown Junior Highs Start Season
Four Baytown junior high teams begin 1963 schedules despite rain disruptions. Highlands hosts Galena Park at Cedar Bayou Stadium. Horace Mann welcomes South Houston at Memorial. Baytown travels to Jackson in Pasadena. Cedar Bayou visits Southmore of Pasadena. Injuries loom as key players miss openers and lineups feature many new faces.
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Baytown
Highlands’ Eagles
Galena Park Junior High
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Horace Mann
South Houston
Memorial Stadium
Jackson Junior High
Pasadena
Cedar Bayou
Southmore
Jackson
Steven Burch
Red Goslin
Larry Lee
Becky Zierlein
Highlands
Bill Shirley
Cindy
Gulf
Dawson (Oz) Hughes
Greenies
Fred Blundell
Gilbert Lumpkin
Red Gosling
Mike Garcia
Ronald Balderach
Ronnie DeeHayas
Jim Sanders
Larry Heich
Wayne Kelley
Bo Johnson
Mike Ashley
Raymond Barajas
Richard Cashat
Pat Boyle
Frank Boudreaux
Stanley Matlock
Peterman
Bill Littlefield
Terry Scarborough
Herbie Read
Bobby Nelson
Grady Norton
Norman Montgomery
Mac Hunter
Ronnie Pittman
Ira Thompson
Mike Swanner
Robert Wood
Charles Dahlby
Scott Barringer
Phillip Ezell
Eddie Kenney
Zierlein
Jacky Conway
Jack Derrett
Jimmy Lavell
Ietterman
Kenny Fenelon
Danny Watkins
Green Goslins
Fenelon
Allen
Conway
Ricky Farmer
Glen Robrnson
Muddy Baytown Ganders Ready for Port Arthur Clash
Baytown Ganders practiced in mud as they prep for Friday night against Port Arthur's top-ranked Yellow Jackets. Key Yellow Jacket starters may miss the game due to throat infection and shoulder injury. Ganders report near full strength aside from Mike Ferrell, with several returnees easing back from injuries.
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Jimmie Woods
Sun
Baytown
Port Arthur
Yellow Jackets
C. E
Buckshot
Walter Sorgee
Mike Trahan
Sorgee
Bellaire
Trahan
Mike Ferrell
Ganders
Ferrell
Kirk Mann
Bill Elliott
Jimmy Ammons
R'chard Oliver
Guy Black
Lee Cashat
Frank Terry
David Mangum
Jill
Charles
Buddy) Moore
Black
Cashat
Arthur Martinez
Josh Higginbotham
Arthur (Dee) Diduksen
Higginbotham
Spring Branch
Spangler Faces Late Rally Push For Colt 45s
The Colt .45s hope Spangler carries a late-season surge as Mejias departs and Johnny Temple battles injuries for the team. Houston opens an eight-game homestand with three games each against Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York Mets, while Mets mentor Casey Stengel contemplates retirement.
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Mejias
Spangler
Duke Mathh
Philadelphia
Johnny Temple
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Mets
Houston
Casey Stengel
Flushing
Casey
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Colts Rally Past Reds With Three-Run Eighth Inning
Houston Colts came from behind to defeat Cincinnati 4-3 behind a three-run eighth. Jim Maloney set a club strikeout mark earlier, while Vada Pinson and Leo Cardenas hit homers to give the Reds a short-lived lead. Johnny Weekly added a two-run homer in the ninth as Houston used four straight hits in the eighth to surge ahead.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Colts
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Vada Pinson
Leo Cardenzs
Johnny Weekly
Dodgers Win In 13th. Perranoski Stars In Comeback
In St Louis the Dodgers defeated the Cardinals 6-5 in 13 innings to sweep the series and reclaim first place by four games. Ron Perranoski delivered six scoreless relief innings, Dick New hit a ninth inning game tying homer in his major league debut, and Willie Davis delivered the winning RBI in the 18th as Maury Wills scored the final run. The night also featured NL results and the Polo Grounds final game, with other scorers from Milwaukee, Chicago, Houston, and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphis
New York
Alwaukee
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Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
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McNelly
Losco
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Busch Stadium
Redbird
Avi
New York Yankees
Ron Perranoski
Rinless
Dick New
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Willies
Don Drysdale
Wally Moon
Bob Gibson
Mills
Jim Gilliam
Moon
Gibson
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Ron Taylor
Perranoski
Dick Groat
Gary Kalb
Ken Boyer
Bill White
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New York Mets
Polo Grounds
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Camilo Pascual
Angels
Steve Barber
Cleveland
Southwest Conference Opens Amid Injuries for 1963
In the SWC opening weekend, Arkansas Razorbacks face Oklahoma State after injuries rerouted key players including George Walker Glen Ray Wines and Jim Lindsey. TCU reports Tom Magoffin and Rickey Williams hurt in practice hindering their Kansas clash. Texas A&M drills in rain refining offense and defense for LSU, while Rice fields scrimmage under wet conditions with Walter McReynolds and Benny Hollingsworth directing quarterbacks.
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George Walker
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Walker
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Oklahoma State
Glen Ray Wines
Jim Lindsey
Broyles
Texas Christian
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Kansas
Tom Magoffin
TCU
Elmer Brown
Rickey Williams
Cindy
College Station
Hank Feldberg
Texas Aggies
Louisiana State
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LSU Tigers
Walter McReynolds
Benny Hollingsworth
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