Red fish surge in Trinity Bay and local fishing lore
A Baytown fishing column touts Trinity Bay’s red fish abundance this year, highlighting Andy Formacka and Jack Glesman as top catches near the Big Yellow Separator. It notes fishing spots, tackle risks, and Andy’s Harbour's Camp ties, plus hunter blaze orange requirements for Colorado hunts.
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Andy Formacka
Jack Glesman
Andy
Glesman
Fowmacka
Harbour
Narcisle Hunter
Pasadena
Baytown
Cleburn Thompson
W. B.blumer Thompson
Thompson
Cedar Bayou
Cleburn
Sam Rayburn
Hank
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Central Baptist Dominates Baytown Fall Slow Pitch Title
Central Baptist clinched the Baytown Fall Slow Pitch crown with a pair of wins, including a 133 victory over the Baytown Chargers after a 61 win over the Baytown Sun Strokes. Joe Dunn pitched to protect the victory by intentionally walking Gary Sherer as Sun Strokes committed six errors, while Sun Strokes fell short despite late rallies.
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Baytown
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Baytown Chargers
Baytown Sun Strokes
Morday
Baptists
Sun Strokes
Strokes
Joe Dunn
Gary
Sherer
Chargers
St. John’s Methodist
St John’s
Charles Wilson
Methodists
Charagers
F-Troop
R&w Wildcats
Dunn
John Holloway
Anahuac Falls Short To Hamshire Fannett 226
Anahuac Panthers lose 226 to Hamshire Fannett in a tight district opener. Seven fumbles hampered Anahuac though they recovered four, with a late drive ending on the Hamshire 10. Howard Smith and Kenny Leda led offense, while Allis Baty and Lloyd Dobbs anchored the defense.
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Anahuac
Hamshire Fannett
Bill Fischer
Sun
Anahuac Panthers
Panthers
Buck Miller
New Caney
Longhorns
Roy Chesson
Mark Melanco
Hamshire
Smith
Kenny Leda
Allis Baty
Lloyd Dobbs
Baseball Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlights Coast to Victory
The Associated Press reports Bob Gibson of the Cardinals fired a six-hitter for his 13th shutout and cut his NL ERA to a record 1.12 as St Louis edged Houston 1-0. Tom Haller of the Dodgers drove in a run with a double and later tripled in two go-ahead runs in the ninth, scoring another to lift Los Angeles past Atlanta 5-2.
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Bob Gibson
Cardinals
St. Louis
Houston
Tom Haller
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Jamshire Fannetta Rushing Attack Lights Up MAHUAC
In a high scoring game JAMSHIRE FANNETTA dominated MAHUAC with 6 rushing attempts for 308 yards as the offense surged. Interceptions and fumbles dotted the day while penalties limited drives, highlighting a chaotic clash between the two programs.
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Jamshire-Fannetta
One Swing for All: Golf Swing Variations in Pro Advice
Frank Beard argues that the best swing fits the individual, citing Musial Trevino Palmer Snead Hogan and others. He emphasizes two core elements balance and hand control as the common basis of a pragmatic swing that gets the job done despite varied styles.
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Lee Trevino
Gay Brewer
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Gibson fires 12th shutout as Astros fall 1 0
St Louis ace Bob Gibson pitched his 12th shutout of the season to beat Houston 1-0, lowering his ERA to 1.42 and setting a new NL single season mark. The win, his 22nd, highlighted a day of remarkable pitching across the circuit as Rose, Mays and Alou posted notable at bats and other league results unfolded.
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Major League Standings and Friday Results Summary
National League standings show St Louis leading with 96 wins, San Francisco 87, Chicago 83, and Cincinnati 82, with clinched pennant noted. Friday results include St Louis 1 Houston 0, Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 1, Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 2, Philadelphia 3 New York 2 in 71 innings, and SF-Cincinnati 3-2 in 15 innings. Sunday matchups feature Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, New York, Oakland, Minnesota, California, Chicago, and Washington with various pairings and results.
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Major League leaders in batting and pitching AP report
The Associated Press lists season leaders in batting and pitching with errors and inconsistencies in the OCR. Yastrzemski and Aparicio head batting, Harrelson and Howard lead RBIs, Campaneris and Brock top hits and doubles, McLain and McDowell notable in pitching and strikeouts, with Rose and Alou leading other categories amid unclear line breaks.
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F. Howard
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Aparicio
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Deer Park Keeps title dreams alive with district upset
Galena Park knocks off Sam Rayburn 7 0 to disrupt Deer Park undefeated run as Deer Park hands Clear Creek a 2215 loss and Robert E Lee beats Texas City 276. Sterling loses 42 to Port Neches. Dobie hosts Furr. Forrest Park visits South Houston. Pasadena travels to Port Arthur next week features district openers and key matchups in 1963 4A standings.
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Deer
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Jim Amos
Rayburn
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Robert E. Lee
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Port Neches Tribe
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Houston
Farr
Forrest
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Pasadena Treks To the Land of the Big Yelow Jackets — Port Arthur
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Forrest Park
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Port Arthur
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Spain vs Indonesia opens pre Olympic basketball tournament
Spain and Indonesia will meet in the first game of the pre Olympic basketball tournament opening to Gay instead of Uruguay and North Korea after failing to report in time. Olympic officials set a Friday arrival deadline for North Korea. Australia faces Poland in the second game of the inaugural program.
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Indonesia
Uruguay
North Korea
Australia
Poland
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