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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

22

Pioneers Face Public Fandom Amidward Baseball Blues

Austin fans debate the Big State League Pioneers amid a slow start led by owner E Knebel and manager Hank Dana. Letters from N A Mills and H W Henry praise efforts, note fan divides, and recall past seasons while predicting brighter days. calls for support continue as Disch Field buzzes with Little League echoes.

Bill Lee Ublic Edebel Austinites Disch Field Knebel Austin E. Knebel Jack Knott Hank Dana Wichita Falls Pioneer N. A. Mills Pioneers Greenville

Schepps Signs New Pitching Sensation for Corpus Christi

George Schepps, Texas baseball club owner, announces signing James Lee Byrd a 17 year old left handed pitcher from McNeil High School Arkansas. Byrd has a no hit game and multiple one and two hit efforts, will report to Corpus Christi in the Rio Grande Valley League for season play. He has worked with Greenville in the Big State League under Tom Pullig. BYRD struck out 19 last Sunday in Waldo Ark.

N. A. Mills H. W. Henry Little Rock Ark Austin Alameda Drive Pioneers Dallas George Schepps Dizzy Dean Schepps James Lee Sonny) Byrd McNeil High School Arkansas Byrd Corpus Christi Greenville Tom Pullig Waldo Arke American Legion

Cardinal rookie Boyer shines in 2-0 win over Giants

Cloyd Boyer, 22, blanked New York through seven and two thirds as the Cardinals beat the Giants 2-0. Schoendienst drove in the first run with a fourth inning single and Musial scored on a fumbled ball and steal of home later, while Kennedy pitched well for the Giants.

Alvin Dark Giants Polo Grounds Bill Voiselle Cubs Roy Smalley Dark Smalley Bill Serena Babe Pinelli New York Cloyd Boyer Rochester St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants Max Lanier Boyer Monte Kennedy Stan Musial Red Schoendien Schoendienst Cardinal Enos Slaughter Slaughter Kennedy Musial Hank Thompson Johnny Lindell Wes Westrum Lindell Thompson

White Sox Rally Past Athletics 10 7 in Eighth

Chicago White Sox erupted for five runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 10 to 7 before 2 875 fans. Bob Hooper earned the win after a late explosion that included Cass Michaels triple and Hank Majeski scoring on a double.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Theiladelphia Athletics Bob Hooper Philadelphia Cass Michaels Hank Majeski Michaels Gus Zernia Elmo Vale Gordon Goldsberry Mickey Haefner Randy Gumpert White Sox Jack Bruner Ferris Fain Bruner Fain Luis Aloma

Mangrum Sues Turner For 103 000 Damages

Professional golfer Lloyd Mangrum filed a $103 000 damages suit Wednesday against E J Turner and his son E J Turner Jr alleging they beat him severely last November after a traffic accident keeping him from golf for months He was a leading money winner at the time of the attack.

Los Angeles Lloyd Mangrum E. J. Turner E. J. Turner, Jr Mangrum

Texas League attendance drops over twenty percent in first quarter

Dallas May 4. Texas League attendance fell 20 plus percent from the prior year with 994,805 paid admissions in the first quarter across 135 games. San Antonio led declines, down 41,041 from last year, as weather and economic conditions cited along with possible television impact.

Dallas Milton Price Gearu Rice San Antonio Price Beaumont Fort Worth Houston Oklahoma City Shreveport Tulsa Ate

Henrich Leaves Yanks For Physical Check Up

DETROIT May 24 Tommy Henrich New York Yankee first baseman will leave the club in Philadelphia Friday for an examination in Baltimore by Dr George Bennett of Johns Hopkins. Manager Casey Stengel had hoped to use the veteran Thursday against the Detroit Tigers but Henrich could not put pressure on his lame left knee.

Detroit Tommy Henrich New York Yankee Philadelphia Baltimore George Bennett Johns Hopkins Casey Stengel Detroit Tigers Henrich

City and Church League Managers Map Second Half Plans

City and Church league managers met at the Austin Athletic Club to set entry fees and schedules for the second half. Forty four city league managers set fees of 30.50 for new teams and 48.50 for old teams with a May 2 deadline and June 5 start. Fifteen church managers approved 28.25 for new teams and 27.25 for old teams with same deadlines. church juniors and midgets vote for three rounds and no entry fee.

City and Church Austin Athletic Club City League Church

Campbell Wins British Amateur Championship At St Andrews

Bill Campbell, the West Virginia lawmaker, defeated Willie Turnesa 1 up in the final to win the British amateur golf championship at St Andrews. Campbell sank a 3 foot putt on the 17th after a superb drive and approach on the 446 yard par five, claiming the title in late afternoon play. Other Americans advancing included Frank Stranahan, Dick Chapman, James McHale, Ed Grave, and Billy Joe.

ST. Andrews Scotland Bill Campbell West Virginia Willie Turnesa Campbell Elmsford N. Y Royal and Ancient Club Turnesa Frank Stranahan Toledo Ohio Dick Chapman Pinehurst N. C James B. McHale Philadelphia Ed Grave Gravely Stranahan Bob Neill Big Bill Neill Chapman McHale

Austin Clippers Face San Antonio Black Sox Friday

The Austin Clippers host the San Antonio Black Sox at Disch Field Friday night at 8 p m. Ding Dong Davidson will announce with Lavada Durst calling the action. Davidson pitches for a second win against the Black Sox as Sonny Miller starts for San Antonio in a game run by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.

Austin Clippers Disch Field San Antonio Black Sox Sox Clippers Lavada Durst Ding Dong Davidson Black Sox Sonny Miller Junior Chamber of Commerce

Semipros Sign Potter To DeKalb Blue Sox Pitching Staff

Nelson Potter, who left the Cincinnati Reds this spring, signed Wednesday to pitch for the DeKalb Blue Sox, a newly organized semi pro team.

Dekalb Nelson Potter Cincinnati Reds DeKalb Blue Sox

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