Big State League sees Austin lead in attendance despite mixed standings
Attendance across the Big State League climbs by 7 761 this season through June 19 while Austin posts 57 927 paid at home. Other top towns include Gainesville Greenville Texarkana Waco Temple Wichita Falls Sherman Denison with varied gates. Hank Dana’s Pioneers face umpire clashes and a noon showing of Kill the Umpire at the State Theater as part of this season’s story.
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All Favorites Advance In Wimbledon Tourney
The 15 seeds and all Americans won their first round matches at Wimbledon, with Sedgman the lone seed facing possible wrist trouble. Art Larsen upset Vladimir Cernik while several others won in straight sets, led by Talbert Dorfman Trabert and Seixas Kovaleski Mulloy. Drobny opened the tournament by defeating Grandet.
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France
Pioneers Topple Twins In Final Game 6 3
Bob Pugatch starred again guiding the Austin Pioneers to a 6 3 victory over the Sherman Denison Twins in the second game of the series. Pugatch drove in key runs with a wallop to right center and a run scoring single as the Pioneers built a four run first frame and held on despite Twins rally efforts.
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Standings and Night Games On Tuesday Schedule
Tuesday night baseball features Jansen and Roe in Brooklyn as New York networks host, with Pollet Lanier and Munger Munger matching in Chicago. Incinnati Wehmeier and MacDonald face Boston at night while Ku fav a battles Byrne in New York, and Parnell or Fowler meet Shants in Philadelphia. Scarborough faces Gray or Trout in Chicago Detroit clash, Peller and Widmar duel in Cleveland St Louis night game.
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Gainesville Wallops Waco Nine 9 to 4
Gainesville defeated Waco 9-4 in the Big State League Monday night to even the series.
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Bears Beat Spudders 7-3 To Sweep Series
Texarkana Bears defeat Wichita Falls Spudders 7-3 behind nine strong innings from righthander Tince Leonard. Larsen Szekely Vucelie Archie contribute for Texarkana as Bears seize the Big State series.
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Harper Williams Reach PGA Finals In High-Profile Showdown
In Columbus on June 26, Henry Williams Jr. of Secane and Chandler Harper of Portsmouth secured the two 1000-1 seeds into the PGA Championship final set for Scioto Country Club. Williams staged a historic comeback against Picard to win in the 36-hole semi while Harper defeated Demaret 2 and 1 to advance and chase the $40,000 title amid fluctuating leads and clutch putts.
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Tiger Rally Nips White Sox in Sixth-Run Inning Victory
Detroit beat Chicago 6-4 as Charley Keller delivered a timely two-run triple in the eighth, his first Tiger hit. Don Kolloway also lined an RBI triple, part of a five-run eighth that turned a quiet game into a Tigers lead. The win pulled Detroit three and a half games ahead of idle New York.
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NBC Tourney Opens in Elgin
Eleven Central Texas teams start the National Baseball Congress district tournament in Elgin with an 8:15 p m opener between Elgin and Brackenridge Apartments of Austin. The double elimination event leads to finals Saturday and Monday, with regional and state tournaments to follow.
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Dallas Youths Reach Davis Cup Tennis Semifinals
Three Dallas youths Jack Turpin Herbert Karren and Dick Osburn plus Dee Ligon of Houston became semi-finalists in the Texas voter Davis Cup Tennis tryouts. A 10-member team will be chosen from here for national elimination at Forest Hills, New York.
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Merchants Beat Retail Merchants 6–5 In Softball
A 16 game schedule highlighted Austin league play on Monday night. The Merchants defeated Retail Merchants 6 to 5 in a Major A League clash, staving off a late rally. Steck B led scoring with a 20–2 four inning win over Scarbrough, while other lineups filled the rest of the card.
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Williams Leads NCAA Golfers in Albuquerque Qualifier
Morris Williams Jr of Texas shot a five under par 67 on a 6814 yard UNM course to lead the first day of NCAA championships qualifying. Yost Littler Vickers bracketed at 68 and Palmer Clark MacCarty at 69, while North Texas State led team scoring at 287. The field reduces to 64 for match play starting Wednesday with finals Saturday.
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Tag Team Match Tops Grapple Bill at City Coliseum
Al Lovelock and Angelo Martinelli join forces to face Spider Galento and the Zebra Kid in a featured tag match on promoter Herman Grunwaldt's card at the City Coliseum. The show opens at 8 15 p m with a two of three falls 45 minute bout Pat O Shicker versus Lee Savoldi.
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La Grange Legion Aims for Second District Win
La Grange American Legion head to Thursday's game after a 14-5 district opener victory over Smithville. Relief pitcher Travis Etzel starred, entering in the first inning and holding Smithville to five hits with 11 strikeouts. Charles Bathe led La Grange at the plate with two hits in three at bats against Tommie Lee.
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Gil Luna Notch Coast City Wins
In Corpus Christi on Monday night Pete Gil of Austin won a unanimous decision over Lord Smith at 154 pounds to press a Texas middleweight title bid. Valentino Luna, also of Austin, stopped Howard Lewis of Comfort in five rounds at 138 pounds after Lewis was cut and knocked down in the third.
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Kenny Moursand Nets Second No-Hitter at Lion's Field
Kenny Moursand pitched his second consecutive no-hitter Monday afternoon at Lion's Field leading South Austin Little League to a 5-1 victory over Junior Battlers. He faced 21 batters, struck out eight, and walked none. the Battlers’ lone run came on a sequence of errors and plays in the sixth inning.
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