The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 178, Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1980 Page: 13 of 32
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The Harris County Chris Crooms was tagged In the West League, the 10 victory over the Gib- in North minor
Federals ran away with a with the loss. Brown and Root Orioles son’s Printing Longhorns league action.
17-1 win over the Faulk’s The Earthman Funeral defeated the IBEW Local in Central minor league The Astros took ad-
Exxon Lions in Baytown Tigers defeated the 527 Pirates, 8-1. action. vantage of a third-inning
Little League play ialur- Baytown Police Associa- The winning pitcher The Longhorns rallied streak, scoring seven runs
day at thl Central League tion Dodgers by a 7-5 tally was Brian Conriealy with at bat in the top of the to capture the win.
The. winning pitcher
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diamond in Pelly Park. to remain undefeated in nine strikeouts, five walks sixth frame, but came up
Russell Reid and Petie five East League bouts. and one hit, while Ray- short with a four-run ef- was Keith Hall and losing
Eschberger combined ef- ____mond Vera was given the fort to lose, 11-10. on the mound was Steve
forts for a two-hitter on . *oss- Angel Fernandez struck Floyd.
the mound for the J r"‘p """ The Citizens Bank arid out 10, walked four and The Estrada
Federals, while Oscar ™ ' WnMrinh*in«ri Trust Red Sqx won, 5-3, gave up four hits for the Photography Pirates won,
Perez went two-for-two at hi« nniiw with n'thiw.rnn °ver the Bayshore Motor Cougar win. Kelvin Pagel over the Joey’s
bat with a double and a hnmorfnptho7 in Yankees in the other West was the losing pitcher. Dodgers in the
single and Keith Borgfeldt win. game. In other Central minor other North minor tilt,
ripped a three-run homer. The losing pitcher was Chris Sanders. Mike league action, the Jara^ Anderson took
The losing pitcher was Clay Crawford. Maxey and John Byington Baytown Rentals Owls the win while Brian
Erwin Tilton, who also In other East action, the connected for Red Sox won 9-2 over the Prices’ Naismith was tagged with
singled and doubled Dutch1 Holland Olds homers and Yankee An- Pharmacy Colts.
In other Central action, Giants beat the First dre Blue also jacked. Winning on the mound
the West B a y 10 w n “American Bank and Trust Maxey won on the was James- SChmadl, minors, the Hodges
Kiwanis White Sox Oilers, 13-3. - mound and David Robin- while JebBeaty was tagg- Overhead Door Rockets
defeated the Peoples Willie Melton was tire son was tagged with the ed with the loss. beat the Bayway
State Braves, 9-0. winning pitcher and Eric loss. , , " The Baytown Auto Sup- Washaterta Rams, 21-6.
Winning on the mound Dando was tagged with The 1515 Agency ply Astros defeated the No other details were
was Alan Hilyard, while the loss. Cougars held on for an 11- Mobay Chemical Expos, reported.
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in the fledgling event, Steve Scott and Floyd
OSH Cedar Bayou. Canoe Tyrone took first with Robert Malek and Mallory
Wright in second and Greg Scott and Greg
Bishop finishing third
LOS1 ANGELES (AP) - percent of their field goal close as they could get. Other major offenslvt? shared the bulk of the
The Doctor’s housecall at attempts in the first half The Lakers scored eight contributors for Los work on Erving.
the Forum was delayed but were a miserable 3-of- of the game’s next nine Angeles were Norm Nixon The 76ers had better
until the fourth quarter 20 in the third quarter. points to make it 100-89 with 23 points and six scoring balance than Los
Darryl Dawkins spent t°s Angeles had an 84- and the 76ers weren’t assists, Jamaal Wilkes Angeles - six players
most of the day on the seat 70 advantage entering-the closer than six after that, with 20 points, seven re- scored in double figures-
of his pants And in the last 12 minutes. Erving.. a Abdul-Jabbar had bounds and six assists, but it wasn’t enough,
third quarter, virtual nonentity for the'- game-high totals of 33 and rookie Earvin Dawkins,
Philadelphia couldn't • f*rst three quarters, points, 14 rebounds and “Magjc” Johnson with 16 Philadelphia’s 6-foot-ll,
sparked a 14-2 six blocked shots. Erving, points, nine rebounds and 250-pound behemoth
Philadelphia surge that meanwhile, finished with 10 assists
That’s how it went for drew the 76ers to within 20 points - 11 in the final
the 76ers in Game Ope of four, 92-88, midway in the 8:39 r seven rebounds
the National Basketball final period; That was as and two blocked shots.
Association championship
series Sunday.
The Los Angeles Lakers
got their customary
superb performance from
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar,
some outstanding defense
on Julius Erving and ran
the 76ers halfway to San
.......... Diego during the third
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in the best-of-seven series
with a 109-102 victory.
The teams were
deadlocked 53-53 after an
evenly played first half
before the Lakers explod-
ed, scoring the first 12
points of the third quarter
and 31 to Philadelphia’s 17
in the period.
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Larry Thompson and Skip Griffin won the
aluminum divison with Paul Castille and
Mark Brennan taking second and Larry and
Hubert Walton in third.
In junior aluminum action, - Paul Delcambre
and Bill Hester combined efforts for the win,
while Teddy Jagen and Troy Mackin finished se-
_ Own took cond and Steve Scott and" Floyd Tyrone took
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Kay Edwards and Jim Pye won the mixed
efforts USCA. Lori Pye and Mike Shively took second
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minutes playing time
Defensively, Wilkes and because of foul problems,
reserve Mike Cooper He had 12 points and only
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“I felt the big key was
the way we started the
third period,’’
Philadelphia Coach Billy
Cunningham said
went 4:21 without a point
HOUSTON (AP) - of his career didn’t come And he got it. . and we allowed them to
Perhaps taking a tip from easily for the 25-year-old ... He put his shot some 12 start their running game,
country singer Kenney Wake Forest product. feet from the cup. After we did have some good
Rogers, Curtis Strange Strange entered the Trevino missed. Strange shots, but you must credit ’
isn’t yet counting his final round with a bulging, rolled his home for the their defense. We had the
money.- • six-stroke lead, watched it winner, making Trevino a shots we were looking for
He’s waiting til the dwindle and disappear in runnerup for the second “Kareem had a great
aealtTrg’s'doneT——--the face of Trevino’s final week in a row and for.the _game.-We.{M-asgood a
I do this for a living. I round «5, a 6-under-par 11thtimein24years. J job as you can do against
don’t like to go home and performance that put “That’s as good as I can him.” __________
lay around.. I like to th*m in a; tie at the end of play," Trevino said. u might have been good
work,” Strange said after the regulation 72 holes. “Curtis probably deserv- enough had it not been for
a playoff victory over Lee. .The sudden-death ed it. He played far better - that horrendous third
irf the playoff lasted one hole. than I did for three days. I period.
Trevino hit safely to the. played a little better the "
middle of the green on,the last day.”
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f*g* Delpese took first, second went to Ricky and
Steve Brennan and JaSon and Rene Lister while
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Wadham. Mallory and Gil Wright
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«M& tkm SMiwing 4. Muscle good way to get slim and fit
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wwn-sT RMibaitv-3. SkUte-4. the exercise by walking fast-
Mwspiapar Box' Cwm«nwi>c«-ZSociability-2. er, walking up an incline or
II IIMWJTI "II ^ CMLOMES PER MINUTE (at 1 both
Brtasl stroke-6.8. Back- Heart-3. Slimming-3. Muscle
str«ke-a.3. Sidestroke-9.2. building-1. Strength-1. Endur-
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CALORIES PER MINUTE (level
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Tournament.
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“I’m still young. I like par-3 and Strange didn’t Strange had played the i said. “When we’re able to
to play it lot, 30 to 35 tour- hesitate moment. first, 54 holes in 195, 18 nmt We can do that to a
naments a year. There’ll “I d%’t want to gq fpr under par and the best} team - any team. We-had
come a time soon enough the middle of the green . I three-round total in 10 them in a hole, they had to
when I’m old and dbi’t wanted to go for the flag. I. years of PGA Tour activi- : play catch-up, and they '
play that much.” wanted it all,” he said. ty. It put him far in front {couldn’t do it.’’
He had played in all but
two tournaments going in-
to Houston, and he’s play-
ing again in Dallas this
week. But there is just a
chance he may cut back a
bit on his heavy schedule.
“I don’t- feet like I can
relax until I’m secure in
the top 60 ..(money-;
winners, a place that in-
sures him an exemption
for next year),” he said.
He has it now.
The. $63,000 he
harvested from the total
purse of $350,000 gave him
$108,659 for the season.
Eventually, 4 it will be
worth much more. It puts
him in the World Series of
Golf this fall and in next
year’s Tournament of
Champions.
But the second victory
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«*R«U, SCORE: 3.33.
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Walking is the most basic 4J.4.tmpk-7.8.
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exercises Walking a mile requires the
serai dimming same effort and uses the same
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ciA&aMtwem musdestmath a mile: the difference is that
fciuraneo tt y«t swim, walking uses calories more You need to
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% iihR:iiilirr 4 fast NNCt<m . Fast walking is a good com with weights; then you
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Champions
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Daniel Stagg of Baytown
was a double winner in the
university division of the
Meet of Champions at
Houston Baptist Universi-
ty Saturday.
Stagg. a Robert E. Lee
graduate, won the 200 and
‘400-meter dashes *while
running for the Lamar
Track Club. His 20.9 broke
the meet record set by
former REL traekster
Junior Holmes in the 200,
while Stagg ran a 47,4 to
win the 400.
Skip Hoyt, a freshman
at Lamar University and
another Lee grad, placed
third in the long jump at
23-9% and ran the opening
leg on Lamar’s mile relay
team that won in 3:18.4.
Holmes had another of
his records erased when
Gilbert Smith of Universi-
ty of Texas-Arlington
clocked 10.2 in the 100
meters. Holmes ran a 10.3
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OVERALL SCORE: 2.22.
-WRESTUNG-JUDO-
Not for everyone, wrestling
and judo are sports that
emphasize strength and flexi-
bility. You have to be fit to
participate. Also, you have to
be young since the body loses
resilience with age. v.
Heart-3. Slimming-1. Muscle
buiMing-4. Strength-4. Endur-
ance-3. Flexibility-5. Skilla-4.
Convenience-4. Sociability-4.
8LORIES PER MINUTE: 13JL
/ERALL SCORE: 3X4.
-VOLLEYBALL-
One of the most sociable
games, volleyball is a good
all-around conditioner that
emphasizes skills and flexibil-
ity It is a mild exercise for
the heart and for slimming.
However, volleyball is not
very ^convenient since you
need atleast 11 other persons,
a net and a court. Also, it can
cause problems for ankles and
knees from the jumping and
stretching and for fingers
from hitting the ball.
Heart-2. Slimming-2. Muscle
building-1. Strength-1. Endur-
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OVERALL SCORE: 2^3
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 178, Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1980, newspaper, May 5, 1980; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145423/m1/13/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.