Twilight League Softballers Chase Texaco Ten Tonight
Phillips defeats B A E 3 0 to tighten Twilight League standings as Texaco leads. Rain darkness earlier paused action at 14 14. Rock Island moves to second behind Texaco, with nine teams playing tonight.
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Soil Conservation
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Missions Wake Up To Trim Cats In Pitchers Battle
The San Antonio Missions beat the Fort Worth Cats 5-1 to pull into a tie for fourth in the Texas League. Ed Cole and Stan Corbett were the keys in a six inning mound duel before the Missions pulled away in the seventh. Beau Mont led Dallas to a 4-1 victory.
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Tulsa
Houston
Oklahoma City
al Vincent
Record Holder Dies in Baltimore at 79
J. Triplett Haxall a retired Baltimore banker died last night at 79. He is famed for a 65 yard placement kick for Princeton against Yale in 1882, one of the oldest unbroken sports records from early football.
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J. Triplett Haxall
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Yale
Teams Rally With Four Singles In Daily Play
Porters win with four singles in four trips. Today’s games include Dallas at Beaumont in the day, Fort Worth at San Antonio at night, Oklahoma City at Houston at night, and Tulsa at Shreveport at night.
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Beaumont
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San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
Tulsa
Shreveport
Amarillo Night Game Opens With Lamesa Loss
Lamesa Lohboes defeated the Gold Sox 8 to 6 in Amarillo's first night game as lights impressed fans. Troy Needham limited threats despite walking 12. Dorman allowed six runs in two innings but pitched well afterward. Key fielding by Hudson Smythe and a Guynes homer paced Lamesa while Lubbock and Pampa won elsewhere.
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Wilhelm to Bring Archery Show to Globe News Carnival
Ken Wilhelm arrives for a week long show during the Globe News Southwest Sportsmen's Show period June 26 to July 1. He will shoot apples off heads and perform exhibitions with a human target, after appearing at the State Theatre and film work in progress.
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Globe News
Wilhelm
State Theatre
Son imitates boxing dreams as Britton kin pursues welter title
In Chicago reports, 21 year old Bobby Britton son of legendary fighter Jack Britton, starts a ring career in Miami and loses a ten round decision to Milt Aron. The crowd lauded his toughness and skill while old Jack coaches him and hopes for future success.
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Milt Aron
Dubuque, Iowa
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Sheriff on Dodgers Trail
Sheriff James V. Mangano of Kings County warned Dodgers fans after clashes in a packed Ebbets Field section. He wrote to Dodgers president Larry MacPhail that night baseball could be halted if disorder recurs.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
James V. Mangano
Kings County
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Jack Dempsey Cleared in Barber Shop Fight Suit
New York June 6. Jack Dempsey was cleared by a jury after being sued for 3000 by Charles McFarland a 135 pound barber shop patron who claimed he was slugged Dempsey testified his punch saved him by the outcome and the jury returned a verdict for Dempsey.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Charles McFarland
Jack
Crazy Dodgers Make Money
Brooklyn Dodgers drawing strong gate receipts with 316054 paid admissions over 23 games. Average per game 13741. If maintained, season total would exceed one million admissions.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Camera artist turns cook in Cleveland Ohio
Ernest Crosby, once a professional photographer who shot stars like Rachmaninoff and Schumann-Heink, now works as a professional cook in Cleveland. He says he owns no camera today and focuses on cooking.
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Ernest Crosby
Rachmaninoff
Schumann-Heink
Cissell Fined by Pacific Coast League Boss
Hollywood infielder Bill Cissell was fined 200 dollars for criticizing league policies in an Oakland columnist interview. Pacific Coast League President W. C. Tuttle placed Cissell on probation, length of probation not announced.
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Chalmers
Bill) Cissell
Hollywood
W. C. Tuttle
Pacific Coast League
Tuttle
Cissell
Oakland
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