Whiz Kids Boost Lead to 2 Games
In corrections to yesterday's standings, Kids Incorporated notes errors in Cactus Midget and Prairie Peewee League tallies. Humphreys Highland Bluejays drop to first with 11-2, Maverick Dogies lead Prairie Peewee at 12-2, Crocodiles and Bruins 11-3 but Bruins second via last win. Results include multiple league games and forfeits across southern midget and peewee divisions.
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Minor league baseball faces quick death from radio ban
International League president Frank J. Shaughnessy warned that minor leagues could fold within months if December meetings in St. Petersburg do not adopt a 59 mile broadcasting radius. He urged limiting major league airings to 50 miles and cited a Department of Justice ruling that current rules saturate minor cities with major league broadcasts.
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Local Junior Golf Semifinals Set in San Antonio
Medalist Billy Maxwell of Odessa plays Frank Wear Jr of Paris in the semifinals of the state Junior Golf Tournament in San Antonio. Wesley Ellis Jr of San Antonio meets Elwyn Stobaugh of New Braunfels. winners advance to 36 holes on Saturday for the title.
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Quarter finals and semifinals in Texarkana VFW youth tourney
In Texarkana on July 14 the National VFW softball tournament schedules quarterfinal and semifinal games for the youth division. A semifinal match in the junior division is also on the slate for today.
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Globe-News Want Ads Get Results In Five-Run Rally
Vern Stephens homered for the 19th time as a five-run first inning powered a decisive victory over Ray Scarborough and Boston. The blowout showcased strong offense and dominance for Globe-News coverage.
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Murdock Retains Title In Sleeper Hold Triumph
At the Sports Arena Frankie Hill Murdock defeated Tommy Martindale to defend the Southwestern states junior heavyweight title in 14 minutes with a back breaker and body press. Martindale previously won a fall with an air plane spin, but Murdock fought back to clinch victory as the crowd watched. The show also featured Ray Clements disqualification over Henry Harrell after Harrell sparked a melee, and a 26 minute tag team draw between Billy Sandow Glen Detton and Gus Edd George Bruckman.
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Bishop tosses no hitter as Temple Baptist routs Trinity Methodist
M. L. Bishop threw five innings of no hit no run ball at Thompson Park for Temple Baptist in an 8-0 win over Trinity Methodist. He also hit a second inning home run with a teammate aboard. In the other church league game First Baptist defeated First Nazarene 9-1.
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Nixson Chicks Win Game Over Pelicans
The Nixson Chicks defeated San borns Pelicans in a YMCA Southern League junior baseball game yesterday afternoon. Lefty Roddy Dement pitched superb one hit ball while Nixson gathered five safeties off Glenn Yeager. Yeager issued 15 bases on balls.
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