Outlaws See Action Today At Texas High School Baseball Meet
Dallas June 3 top schoolboy nines begin day two of the Texas High School Baseball Tournament at Rebel Stadium. Honda Owls seek a 21st straight win against Lubbock at 2 PM, followed by Beaumont South Park versus Amarillo club, Austin versus Bowie, and Corpus Christi Buccaneers versus St Thomas Houston at 9:30 PM. Dallas Adamson blanked Longview 2–0, Waco Tigers defeated ACMene’s club 9–5, Fort Worth Polytechnic Parrocs shut out Highland Park 6–2, and Dallas Bulldoxys beat Sulphur Springs 2–0 as teams clash. Severe hits marked the platter of 45 plate appearances.
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Parrocs
Fort Worth Polytechnic
Highland Park
Platter
Marin Dallas Bulldoxys
Suphur Springs
Don Cherry Favored In Texas Golf Tourney
Don Cherry, Wichita Falls radio crooner and club champion, tops 160 qualifiers for the Texas Golf Association tournament at Wichita Falls Country Club. Early entries include Earl Stewart, John Olver, Morrie Norton, Robert Watson, and Dudley Krueger as the field narrows to 82 players in five flights.
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Texas Golf Association
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Bobby Riegel
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John Olver
Morrie Norton
Austin
Robert Watson
University, of Texas
Dudley Krueger
Austin City
Undefeated Powers Clash After Night Victory
Undefeated Harvester power meets Wesleys Apparel on the Veterans Hospital diamond to decide the VA Softball League leadership. Harvesters win their fifth straight behind Roy Williams seven-hit effort and a grand-slam by Freyd Berryman, while Graham Hoeme Plowmen push hard in a 3-5 defeat. Santa Fe Shops win by forfeit over Willborn Tankers in the other scheduled contest as Ling store of the Harvesters-Plownen appears in the score.
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Mize and McQuinn Lead Major League Batting Honors
New York June 3 Johnny Mize and George McQuinn top the major league batting charts as of last week. Mize moved ahead of Harry Walker after gaining 14 points to an average above .300, while McQuinn clung to first with DiMaggio narrowing the gap. Walker slipped to .362 with DiMaggio at .354 and Jos extending a 15 game hitting streak.
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Philadelphia
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Walker Cup Team Poll Reveals Favorite Clubs
Before leaving for England the USGA polled Walker Cup players on their favorite clubs. Frank Stranahan and George Hamer favored the driver for long, straight drives. Fred Kammer chose the No 3 iron, Ted Bishop the No 7 iron, Emiley Quick the No 4 iron, Dick Chapman and Skee Riegel the wedge, Bud Ward the wind cheater, and Willie Turnesa preferred bunker play. None named the putter as favorite, amid adapting to blade and center shafted putters in England.
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Fred Kammer
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Dick Chapman
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Bud Ward
WilUe Turnese
Walter JF. Travis
Schenectady
Baltusrol
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Dal Rees
Charley Ward
Bobby Locke
Sam Snead
South Africa
Sam
Frank Peery Leads Methodists Past Presbytery Nine
Frank Peery paced a ten hit attack with a triple and two singles in four trips as the Frank Peery Methodists defeated First Presbyterian 15-4 in five innings of YMCA Church men’s softball at the Fair Grounds. Gannett, the Methodist pitcher, limited Sacred Heart to all hits and added two singles. Sacred Heart won a forfeit from First Christian in the other scheduled game.
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