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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

19

Battery Shortstop Leads Beaumont to State Meet

A pint sized shortstop Jimmy Dishman and righthanded Willard Sterning spearhead Beaumont High in the Texas Interscholastic League state tournament. The Royal Purples, 15-1 this year, boast seven 300 hitters including Lloyd Harper and solid pitching from four winners led by Sterning. Beaumont aims to avenge last year’s 12-2 finals loss and faces Waco in the opener.

Texas Beaumont High Jimmy Dishman Ray Alford Royal Purple Willard Sterning Beaumont Lloyd Harper South Park High Adamson Dallas Austin Marshall Royal Purples Waco Tigers Dishman Don Thompson Butler Ed Barrow Harper Godwin Jack Williams Purples Waco Stephenville

Del Rice Suspended for Five Days by NL President

Ford Frick suspended St. Louis catcher Del Rice for five days and fined him 50 dollars after an altercation with plate umpire Scotty Robb during a game with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Frick cited laying hands on an umpire and prolonging the argument as reasons.

New York Ford Frick National League del Rice St. Louis Cardinals Scotty Robb Redbirds Brooklyn Dodgers Rice Frick

Smith seeks halt to Robinson welterweight title defense

Houston promoter Ralph Smith says he will petition the Texas State Boxing Commission to stop Sugar Ray Robinson from defending his welterweight title in Philadelphia this summer unless Robinson fulfills a contract to fight in Houston. Smith cites two prior breaches and notes he lost about $1,000 promoting the bout. he indicates court action could follow if needed, with statutes and NBA rules governing boxing in 43 states.

Houston Ralph Smith Texas State Boxing Commission Sugar Ray Robinson Philadelphia Smith Texas Commission NBA Austin Texas

No Sale Saigh Says of Musial Trade Rumors

Owner Fred Saigh of the St. Louis Cardinals states Stan Musial is not for sale or to be traded. He adds the club will not sell other players for cash alone, but may consider trades beneficial to the team. Saigh also defends past Dickson sale and cautions against blanket Musial deals.

ST. Louis Fred Saigh St. Louis Cardinals Stan Musial Saigh Cardinal Murry Dickson Pittsburgh Pirates Cardinals Musial

Capitol Coach Quits Washington Capitols Coach

Arnold Red Auerbach resigned as head coach of the Washington Capitols in the Professional Basketball Association of America on Thursday.

Capitol Washington Arnold Auerbach Washington Capitols Professional Basketball Association of America

Health Magazine Criticizes Boxing

A health magazine editor from Chicago cites 38 boxing related deaths in North America since January 1 1946 and claims 50 percent of active fighters are punch drunk to some degree in a June issue article titled Death In The Ring.

Chicago America Thomas Gorman Hygeia Magazine Gorman

Ex Major Leaguers Denied Immediate Reinstatement

United States Court of Appeals denied three former major league players immediate reinstatement. Danny Gardella, Max Lanier, and Fred Martin, banned for five years after jumping to the Mexican League in 1946, had damages suits against Organized Baseball urged toward trial. The ruling upheld a lower court decision on temporary injunctions.

New York United States Court of Appeals Giants Max Lanier Fred Martin St. Louis Cardinals Learned Hand Thomas W. Swan Jerome N. Frank

Georgetown Black Pioneers Meet Round Rock Dragons Friday

Georgetown's Black Pioneers clash with the Round Rock Black Dragons at South Park Friday night starting at 8 15. The game showcases local teams in a Friday matchup.

Georgetown Black Pioneers Round Rock Black Dragons South Park

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