Fred Marti Leads Seattle Open At Midway Inch by Inch
Baytown’s Fred Marti shot four under par 66 to tie for the lead at 133 two rounds into the Greater Seattle Open. He shares the top with Bob Bruno Bob Ratdorff and Al Geiberger as the field of 70 advances to the third round on Broadmoor’s 6798 yard layout.
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Fred Marti
Greater Seattle
Seattle
Baytown
Marty
Sourse
Bob Bruno
Oakland
Calif
Bob Ratdorff
Reading
Lithle
al Geiberger
University of Southern California Fairways
Qhatter
Baseball scores and schedules from Thursday across Major Leagues
American League and National League standings and Thursday results with scheduled games for today. Teams include New York Boston Washington Chicago Kansas City Detroit Los Angeles Baltimore Cleveland San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee St Louis Houston New York Chicago and more with pitchers and records noted.
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York
Beltimore Teree PO
Cuicaga Sores
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland Pee
Boster
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Narum
iChicago
Pizarro
Donaghue
Minnesota
Wilson
Wickersham
Baltimore
Bunker
Cleveland
National League
Philadelphia Ata
Cincinnath
Sio Levis
San Francisco
AllWonken
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Baytown and area high school football schedule Friday
Friday games include Baytown vs Jesse Jones at Memorial at 7 30 p m Brovesport and South Houston Fri 7 30 p m Smiley at Galena Park North Shore at Lamarque Pasadera port Arthur Sam Rayburn Crosby West Hardin Anahuac Wider Channelview Cypress Fairbanks Deer Park La Porte Bay City Clear Creek Sonar Consolidated Houston U of H vs Texas AB Sat Arkansas vs Tulsa Fayatteville Baylor at Washington LSU of Rice SMU at Onlo State Texas at Texas Tech TCU vs Florida State Ft Worth Sunday Hauser Oilers vs Denver Broncos at yer 2 0 p m Monday Touchdown Club at the Tower noon Gander Rooster Club in the REL cafe
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Baytown
Jesse Jones
Memorandium
Bal High
Reagan
Brovesport
South Houston
Fra
Smiley
Galena Park
North Shore
Lamarque
Pasadera
Port Arthur
San Jacinto
Sam Rayburn
Crosby
West Hardin
Russ-Daiseta
Anahuac
Cypress-Fairbanks
Deer Park
la Porte
Bay City
Clear Creek
Sonar Consolidated
University of Houston
Texas AB Houston
Jeppesen
Arkansas
Tulsa
Baylor
Washington
LSU
Rice
SMU
Onlo State
Texas
Texas Tech
TCU
Florida State
Ft. Worth
Hauser Oilers
Denver Broncos
Yer
Moskowitz
Whittington
Mississippi
Ball High
Brazosport
Pasadena
Texans
Hull - Dassetta
Anahuach — Bobcats
West Harding Buffs
Victor
Channelview
Falcons
City
Bulldogs
Angleton
Alvin
Yellowjackets
Cypress Fairbanks
Deer
Hayes and Witts Named to Fair Roles at World’s Fair
Lon W. Hayes son of Don M. Hayes who runs the Du Quoin State Fair drives harness horses for Fair Acres Stable. George Witts, former docks and harbors chief at New Rochelle, becomes general manager of the World’s Fair Marina in New York.
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Lon W. Hayes
Don M. Hayes
du Quoin State Fair
Fair Acres
George Witts
New ‘Rochelle
Marina
New York
Death by Own Action Squad tops Memorial 14 12
In Houston at Memorial Stadium the Death by Own Action Squad beat Spring Branch Memorial 14 12 to move to 3-0. Quarterback Jimmy Savell connected with Robert Gingles for a 6 yard first quarter score and later paired again for the winning 14-12 total. Norman Montgomery returned a Memorial pass for a third quarter TD as the Suiciders built a 12-0 lead before Memorial rallied with two late scores aided by a Billy Allen fumble recovery. The Junior Varsity followed with a 20-7 win over Spring Branch Memorial to reach 2-1.
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Spring Branch Memorial
Houston
Memorial Stadium
Suicide Squad
Jimmy Savell
Robert Gingles
Norman Montgomery
Baytown
Beota ES Siren
Jvs
Savell
Ricky Burch
Karl Cooper
Janes Holloman
Bill Littlefield
Scott Barringer
Rocky Zierlein
Robinson
Ronnie Pittman
Hest
Mark Ksirk
Land
Jon McManus
McManus
Mustings
Meninratl
Kirkland
Tne
Clyde
Williams
Tommy Pullen
Wirkland
Bay
Worthing holds off Carver 12 0 on road
Houston Worthing capitalized on passing and a fourth quarter run to defeat Baytown Carver 12 0. Quarterback Carl Douglas connected with Charles Corley for an early touchdown, the extra point failed, and Douglas scored again on a five yard keeper in the fourth, with solid defense plus key stops by Ellis Devon and Lawrence Brown. Carver struggled with injuries and a late fourth quarter drive stalled near the Worthing 20.
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Colts
Carver
Buccaneers
Worthing
Arthur Pitre
Kenneth Wilson
Carl Douglas
Charles Corley
Douglas
Bucs
Claude Jackson
David Palmer
Kermit Smith
Robert Bell
Phil Kendall
Mike Collins
Robbie Gustafson
Mike Schuck
Mustangs
Baytown
Collins
Schuck
Monand Plagens
C. Jan Nise
Gary Lewis
Weekend Gridiron Picks Sparkling Despite Dissent
The Limb Moskowitz duo remains confident amid debate over opponents and outcomes as they forecast games for week. Baytown edges Jesse Jones 13 8 while Reagan defeats Ball High 21 8. South Houston tops Brazosport 27 12. Galena Park shuts out Smiley 19 0.
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Luminati Paints
Shelby
Lumber Company
Witte
Whitcomb
The
Eee
OIA
Blasert
Jane
J Touchdown Club
Gander Rooster Club
Bayport Construction Co., Inc
America
Strein
Bayport Construction CO
E, Texas
Buc
Emerson McGowan
Sun
Houston Worthing
Baytown Carver
Robert Harris
Woodrow ‘Sims
Robert Robertson
Ellis Devon
Roland Leno
Lawrence Brown
Henry Earl Davis
Pullen
Jerra Bker du
Charver Worthing
Famotes
Carver Oo
Siummeryey
Cort Worthing
Farr
Dickinson
Gators
Lamar Consolidated
Henry A. Scarborough
New Representative Central States Life Insurance CO
Old ‘Line Legal Reserve
East Harris
Chambers County Minelview
Quint PO
Plymouth
Chrysler
Higrinbotham
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