Summit Fillies Sweep McKinley Wrens In Junior Girls League
In a crowded set of make up games, Summit Fillies defeated the McKinley Wrens 71 to 25 in the Junior Girls League. Pitcher Winonan Boyd contributed a homer and strong hitting while Barbara Lee, Phyllis Reneau, Betty Jo Cox, and Sandra Kay Wan sparked the offense.
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Summit Fillies
McKinley Wrens
Winonan Boyd
Vicwry
Sandra Kay Wan
Barbara Lee
Phyllis Reneau
Betty Jo Cox
Wren
Maurice Rogers
Wolflin Rockettes
Margaret Wills
Carter
Juanita Beck
Juanita
Ann Jacobson
RSE
Acrobatic Racer Highlights Mixed Baseball Outcomes
Philadelphia win and Detroit 9-0 over Cleveland set a tight pennant picture with Oakland and Cleveland close behind. Joost drove in two with a homer, Brissie won his eighth by navigating leadoff trouble. Red Sox beat Yankees 2-1 as Williams ends slump. Trout shuts Indians 9-0 for Detroit. Lehner drives Browns to 2-1 win over White Sox. Braves cut into NL lead with 4-3 win over Giants. Reds top Pirates 6-4 on Kluszewski two-run double. Cubs edge Cards 12-10 on Waitkus score and Nicholson homer. Behrman wins first of season as Dodgers blank Phillies 5-0.
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Patti Puckett
Adv
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Glenn Milligan
John Lawrence
Frank Goffman
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Billy Margolis
Ralph Roper
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Milton Gibbs
Jimmy Franks
Emmett Middaugh
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Sam Houston
Betty Graham
Lou Carter
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All-Star softball rosters named for YMCA-Church and Industrial leagues
The All-Star teams from the YMCA-Church and Industrial Leagues were announced for a 9 p.m. Monday game at Thompson Park. YMCA-Church selections include Anon Leach, Rod Sims, Cecil Franks, Bob Lee, Jey Odom, Bill Reeves, Max Humphries, Theo Noble, Charles Short, Johnny Conway, B. McPathers, Taylor Jones, Bill Spencer, Donald Stephenson, Arthur Lamb, Al Simmons, Bobby Moore, Jerry Little, Cotereave, Ross Redding, Van Mooner, and Iki Kine. Industrial League picks feature C Hunter, Mike Carroll, Don Renner, D Gregory, Clark Welln, Byars, John Marler, McCormick, Harry Britt, Bill Gibson, Raymond Stoneham, Troop, Ross Biasingame, Perry Dunlap Jr., Sealy Waller, Bunale Corbrita, CR Bowen, Job W Caldwell, and others. The article notes San Jacinto Methodist and other church groups supplying many players.
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San Jacinto Methodist
Rod Sims
Polk Street
Methodist Pitcher Methodist
Cecil Franks
First Loyalty
Bob Lee
San Jacinto Hist
Jey Odom
Summit Baptist
Bill Reeves
First Baptist Loyalty
Max” Humphries
Polk S Street’ Methodist
Theo Noble
San Japcinto Baptist
Charles Short
Tenth ‘Street
Phillipe
Byars
Foxworth-Galbraith
John Marler
Philips
McCormick
Santa Fe
Harry’ Britt
Shamrock
Bill Gibson Phillipe
Raymond” Stoneham
Foxworth-Galbrath
Troop
Borden
Ross Biasingame
Magnolia
Patterson
Perry Dunlap, Jr
Tulsa Beats Oklahoma City In Texas League Rivalry
Bud Lively pitched a two hitter as Tulsa edged Oklahoma City 5-2 in a Texas League duel. Garth Mann struck out 14 but lost to John Crocco, and Fort Worth and Beaumont split with a 7-0 forfeit credited to Beaumont.
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Associated Press
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Joe Emaza
Roy Huff
Sally Hemus
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Merrily They Sail at USUAK Player
New York reports a lively sports note as home run balls continue flying during a game at USUAK, with excitement building over each long shot and the crowd reacting to every swing and miss.
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USUAK
New York
Woman Track Star Contemplates Retirement After Elite Show
Veteran star Walsh signals retirement this season after a triple victory at the National Women's AAU meet. She dominated the events, while the season’s home run totals in both leagues rise modestly, with no record-breaking pace despite stronger hitting. The piece notes the aging of pitching and shifts in mound dynamics impacting 1947 standards.
Gold Sox fall to Pampa in wild late rally
Amarillo’s Gold Sox drop to Pampa 8-6 after a dramatic eighth inning in Tuesday night action. Clawitter misses umpire’s mask, is ejected after a bench incident as Jack Mayfield and Tony Range spark the late surge. Budny aims for his seventh win Wednesday while Bass and White split two prior meetings. Clovis 9 Lamesa 2. Berger 4 Abilene 3.
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Bass
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