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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1950

Page

2

Jaycees plot $4000 fundraiser by staged baseball game

At a Jaycees luncheon in Fort Worth two teams the Charles Rehn Dodgers and Bill Fuller’s Giants plan a seven day fictitious baseball fundraiser to raise 4000 dollars for a World Softball Tournament stadium project. Players include Jack Lindsay moving to third base and Bruce Craig named freshman coach for TCU basketball.

Jaycee Jaycees WPA Charles Rehn Maggie Jack Lindsay Longhorn Montreal Fort Worth Damon Phillips Lindsay Texas Bruce Craig TCU Frogs Carter-Riverside Buster Brannon Walter Roach Frog Roach

Ponder and Citation Top Weights for Arlington Handicap

Calumet Farm's Ponder carries 128 pounds top weight for the $75,000 Arlington Handicap at Arlington Park on July 25, two pounds more than Stablemate Citation. Citation is the leading money-winner with $938,650. Most top handicappers enter, except Mrs Charley Howard's Noor, who has defeated Citation on the West Coast the past months.

Chicago Calumet Farm Ponder Citation Arlington Park Charley Howard Noor

Power Faces Pitching In Texas All-Star Clash

Fort Worth hosts the tenth Texas League all star game with South and North lineups led by top hitters and strong pitching. Notes on starting pitchers, team managers, attendance projections, and league contract talks frame the event.

Power Fort Worth Houston San Antonio Beaumont Shreveport Dallas Oklahoma City Tulsa Jim Blackburn Wayne McLeland Ernie Nevel Nevel Rogers Hornsby Volunda Bobby B Y Bragan Wilh Blackburn Ray Frank Saucier Gil McDougald Charley Kress Dee Fondy Stu Locklin Dick Williams Fred Marsh Williams Bob Lemon Walloper John Reeves J. Alvin Gardner Gardner

Boswell Wins National Blind Golf Title Again

Boswell of Birmingham Alabama defended his national blind golf championship at Augusta Maine finishing 220 over 36 holes on a par 71 course. Art Smith of Philadelphia held second after leading day one tied with Bill Gilman of Portland Maine at 227.

Augusta Charlie Boswell Birmingham Ala Augusta Country Club Art Smith Philadelphia Bill Gilman Portland Maine Boswell University of Alabama Smith Valley Forge Norristown Detroit

It's Day Tilt for Bums but Phils Start Late

The Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies could not settle a starting time for the September 8 game. A day game will begin at 5 PM, as the Phillies preferred a night start and the Dodgers objected due to a day game in Newark the next day. The 5 PM start sits two hours earlier than night games and four and a half hours after usual day contests.

Gardner Fort Worth Philadlphia Brooklyn Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Dodgers Newark

White bass run expected soon on area waters

Reports from Hudson Bend and Lower Lake Austin show early signs of a white bass run may start in two weeks at earliest, with Fred Timmons already catching two hefty fish. Bluecats remain plentiful, trotlines yielding multiple five to nineteen pound fish, while weather remains stable with 75 to 95 degree days and 29.38 barometer.

Hudson Bend Fred Timmons Arno Brill Timmons Ernest Slaimyer Ralph B. Orient A. L. Stewart Hurst Creek Cypress Creek Blackie) Colgrove Wiley Hudson Earl Barton Lower Lake Austin W. W. Bennett Hoye Dunham

Antelope Hunt Details Set for West of Pecos

Howard D. Dodgen announced the 1950 antelope hunt west of the Pecos from October 2 to 10. First priority goes to 1948 permit holders who withdrew in time, alternates await drawing, No 2 priority to non applicators, No 3 to 1948 holders, total permits pending 1950 census results. Texans with first priority are notified and mailed blanks. others may request forms.

Howard D. Dodgen Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Pecos Dodgen Game Department

Little Loops on Rocks Clouded International Scene

Baseball faces looming pressure from draft and manpower shortages as World War II echoes, threatening Class C and D leagues in Texas and across the nation. Financial strain already haunts Texas clubs, with uncertainty over rookies and veterans shaping next season. Rumor links Elton Burger to Texas A&M as coach if he moves from Austin High School success.

Texas Peepee Marty Karow Ohio State University Elton Toney Burger Texas A&m College Austin Texas A&m

Charles Defends Heavyweight Title Against Beshore in August

Ezzard Charles will defend his NBA heavyweight title in Buffalo on August 15 in a 15 round bout with Freddie Beshore. Promoter Dewey Michaels of the Fairview Athletic Club announced the updated date after prior postponements. This will be Charles's first fight since recovering from a strained heart muscle. No immediate comment from manager Jake Mintz or handler Ralph Gold.

Buffalo N. Y Ezzard Charles Freddie Beshore Dewey Michaels Fairview Athletic Club Michaels Victo Charles Beshore Jake Mintz Ralph Gold

Cats Add New Pitcher Acquires Roebuck in Trade

Fort Worth Texas July 20 Fort Worth in the Texas League reports it has acquired pitcher Edward Roebuck from Newport News of the Piedmont League subject to approval by Montreal of the International League and pending league consent.

Cats Fort Worth Edward Roebuck Newport News Montreal

All-Star High School Game Tickets Sell Fast at Austin

Austin plans to host an all-star high school football game August 4 at House Park with tickets already scarce near midfield. The Austin Chamber of Commerce backed by the Texas Football Coaches School has tickets at local outlets Hutchins, Austin Sporting Goods, and C and S Sporting Goods, with earlier sales at the chamber closed.

Austin Austin Chamber of Commerce Texas Football Coaches School Chamber of Commerce Hutchins Austin Sporting Goods C. and S. Sporting Goods Company House Park Paramount Theater Commodore Perry Driskill Hotel University of Texas Gregory Gymnasium Association

Longhorn gridiron figures named in political pledge

Leslie Procter leads a Texas campaign salute from ex Steers and alumni. A Sunday ad lists 42 signatures and potential backfield stars Pete Layden Jack Crain and Bobby Layne plus others across coaching and oil, farming and business.

Paul Tracy Leslie Ben Procter Longhorn Wally Scott Austin Les Texas SWC Pete Layden Jack Crain Bobby Layne Roy McKay Jackie Field Raymond Jones Noble Doss Mal Kutner Joe Parker Bo Cahenour Julian Garrett Harold Fischer Spot Collins Jack Freeman Dick Harris Audrey Gill Henry Harkins Billy Rooster) Andrews Army Notre Dame Michigan Collins Southwestern Gill Midland Max Bumgardner San Angelo JC Fischer Stephen F. Austin Alice’s Kirkwood Company Field Mission Kutner Colonel Byrd Parker Clay County Preston Flanagan USAF Cohenour Orange Garrett Raymondville Crain Layden Stafford Victoria Doss McKay Kerrville Jones Peddies Lumber Dallas Rooster C&s Cherry

Dillinger Replaces Turner with Pirates

Pittsburgh Pirates optioned catcher Earl Turner to New Orleans of the Southern Association to make room for new third baseman Bob Dillinger.

Dillinger Turner Pittsburgh Earl Turner Pittsburgh Pirates New Orleans Southern Association Bob Dillinger

Herder Truckers edge Sinton 6 4 in Weimar tilt

Weimar's Herder Truckers defeated Plymouth Oilers of Sinton 6 to 4 at Veterans Memorial Park. Jimmy Ehrler pitched all nine, but walked 11 while yielding five hits. Bob Brock boosted his season average to .426 with a triple double and a single in four at bats. Weimar’s Friday home game with La Grange was postponed due to a state tournament in Brenham.

Weimar Herder Truckers Plymouth Oilers Sinton Veterans Memorial Park Jimmy Ehrler Truckers Bob Brock la Grange Brenham Sinton Abrih Rbi Pteil Rapadha McBride Phillips E.g Ogletree Ehrer Binton Shier Ehrier Hubert Gru

Sub-Junior Cardinals Triumph Over Tramps 5 1

The Cardinals defeated the newly organized Tramps 5 to 1 in a South Austin Sub-Junior League game. Pitcher Marvin Molberg held the Tramps to three hits while Ron Spillar collected two Wingies to pace the winners.

Cardinals Tramps Austin Marvin Molberg Ron Spillar Amolberg Covington Pearson Rocha

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