Braves add veteran Bucky Walters as rookie Murray Wall is traded
Wire dispatch reports Boston Braves assign rookie Murray Wall to Milwaukee to make room for veteran Bucky Walters on the active pitching staff. The move links Wall with Charlie Gorin and leaves Grady Hatton still in the majors with Cincinnati as Wall’s major league prospects loom. Other notes include Beaumont franchise safety claims, Texas wrestling title bout, and Doak Walker joining the Detroit Lions after the College All-Star game.
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Seaholm Drives in Exhibition Pitch-Putt Match
Dobbins-Campion defeated Jimmy Connolly Insurance 6 to 1 at Butler Park Pitch and Putt. George Seaholm set a nine hole course record with 24 as part of the team battle, while individual results included Krueger over Raymond and Beaholm over Connolly among other matches.
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Hogan to Exhibit in Fort Worth and Hollywood Talks
Ben Hogan will leave Fort Worth on Friday for a series of exhibitions before heading to Hollywood for discussions on a forthcoming movie about his life story.
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Standings and scores from midweek and upcoming games
Wednesday results show Waco 5 over Austin 4. Wichita Falls 9 over Sherman Denison 4. Greenville 13 over Gainesville. Temple 5 over Texarkana 3. Thursday schedules include Austin at Waco and Temple at Texarkana with others noted in scattered matchups.
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Waco Edges Austin Pioneers 5-4 On Powers Ninth Inning Homer
John Powers homered with one out in the bottom of the ninth to lift Waco over Austin 5-4. Austin tied the game on Jack Wadsworth and Bob Pugatch homers after Gene Bussman blanked the Pioneers for seven innings. Jack Bumgarner earned the win in relief as Waco totaled 15 hits led by Powers with four and Irv Carlson with three including a homer.
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Ministers vs Laymen Donkey Baseball Tilt At Softball Diamond
Ministers and laymen from 19 Austin churches meet in the annual Donkey Baseball Classic at Butler Softball Diamond on Saturday night for the association trophy and fund. Ministers include Rev. Ted Richard and Rev. David Currie. laymen feature George Beard and others. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for youths. presale at local churches and sporting goods shops.
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Harold Pearce
Montopolis Baptist
Ed Laffman
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Don Eberhart
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James Hudson
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C & § Sporting Goods
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Tarrytown Methodist
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Temple Tops Texarkana 5-3 in league showdown
The league leading Texarkana Bears lost 5-3 to fourth place Temple on Wednesday. Temple broke a 3-3 deadlock with single runs in the eighth and ninth. Ted Wyberanc allowed 10 hits for the win while Jodie Phipps took his sixth loss of the year.
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Majors
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All-Star Junior League clash faces weather delay at House Park
Junior League One and Junior League Two All-Stars reschedule at House Park for 8 p.m. after last Friday's rainout. League One uses eight starters hitting over .300 led by Dick Flow. League Two relies on top pitchers under Tex Vanzura to defend the crown.
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Today's Sub-Junior and City Leagues Schedule Highlight
South Austin Sub-Junior League features Cardinals vs Tramps at Gillis Playground at 10 a.m. Metz Sub-Junior League plays Horse flies against Lions at Metz Park 3 p.m. North Austin Sub-Junior League has Cubs versus Sports at State Hospital diamond 4 p.m. C&S Sub-Junior League meets Yankees and Dodgers at House Park 10 a.m. Austin A Sub-Junior League pits Pan Am Aggies against Zaragoza at Zaragoza Park 3 p.m. Junior League 1 sees Dr Pepper against Kiwanis at House Park 2 p.m. Junior League 2 has Optimists versus Wallace at House Park 3 30 p.m. American Statesman Cup Race features Elgin versus Georgetown in Elgin 8 p.m. City and Church Softball League games run 6 to 9 p.m. across Butler No 1 and No 2 Jaycee Barton fields on the hour. Junior Leagues Playoff matches League One Stars versus League Two Stars at House Park 8 p.m.
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Reds Activate Lively and Send to Tulsa
The Cincinnati Reds moved pitcher Everett Bud Lively off the disabled list and optioned him to Tulsa their Texas League farm club.
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Bud) Lively
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Higgins To Fete School Officials At Coaching School
Officers and directors of the Texas High School Coaches Association will visit Austin for a coaching school July 31 to August 4. C. L. Higgins will host a barbecue dinner at his lake home on Friday July 28 to entertain the visitors. Directors and alternates from multiple Texas cities will attend and participate in meetings and events leading to the school opening July 30.
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Ox) Higgins
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Big Upset Staged In Sub-Junior Play
In Sub-Junior League action Wednesday the C&S Tigers routed the Indians 12 to 4 as John Dilworth Dick Pinckney and Clark Crow each had two hits. North Austin Indians fell 4 to 3 to the Sports while pacesetters struggled later in the loop.
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Optimists Edge Kiwanis 2-1 In Little League Debut Tilt
3500 fans watched as the Optimists All-Stars defeated the Kiwanis All-Stars 2-1 at Disch Field. Ed Sasse opened Kiwanis scoring on a passed ball and wild pitches, but David Bradshaw and Jesse Hernandez sparked a two-run Optimists rally in the fourth. Lefty Kitchen earned the win for Kiwanis, while Kenny Mourland took the loss. American Statesman editor Charles E. Green presented the trophy to the winners.
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Merchants Edge Firemen In City League Softball
Lefty Kreig pitched three hits allowed as Merchants outslug the Firemen 5 to 2 in a City League softball game. The Firemen led 2-0 through four innings before Merchants rallied in the late innings to seize the win.
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Two-Time Champion Clint Russell Fires 52 at Augusta
Clint Russell of Duluth Minn carded a 52 for the first nine at the Augusta Country Club in Augusta Maine. The 6,012 yard course hosted the opening round of the American Blind Golfers tournament. Russell is a two time winner of the championship.
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