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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1952

Page

10

Humble and Prince Buick set semifinal showdown at Diamond One

Dan Shults notes Humble and Prince Buick clash at 9 p.m. on Lee Diamond One to decide who advances to tomorrow's championship in the Annual Pre-Season Softball Tournament. A second game features General Tire versus Hill Cleaners at 7:30 p.m. on Diamond One in the consolation bracket, with the winner facing Mearns Chevrolet for the consolation title.

Dan Shults Humble Prince Buick Lee Diamond One Franta Motors General Tire Hill Cleaners Diamond One Mearns Chevrolet

Sugar Ray Maxim For Light Heavy Title In Prospect

Prospect for a June 23 light heavy title bout at Yankee Stadium hinges on Friday negotiations between Sugar Ray Robinson and Joey Maxim. IBC president James Norris said a 50 50 purse split is possible though two major hurdles remain. Robinson may have to give up his middleweight crown if he wins, and he is disinterested in fighting Maxim. Separately, Franta advanced to finals by routing Bayshore Motors 17 2, with four Franta pitchers holding Bay Shore to four hits. Prince Buick beat Baker's Food Market 4 1, and Mearns Chevrolet defeated Culpepper Furniture 8 6 in other bracket play. Beauchamp and Brinkley drove in runs for Prince Buick, while Sellars homered for Mearns. Temple hotel guest returns key to Martin hotel, found in Texas Soil Conservation Service box. Alger awards go to Milton Hersh nwoer and Ralph Bunche by American Schools and Colleges Association. President Truman proclaims Mother's Day set for May 11.

New, York Joey Maxim Cleveland Ray Robinson Yankee Stadium Maxim King Robinson James D. Norris International Boxing Club TEC Norris Jack Kearns George Gainford Robinson Sugar Ray New York State Franta Bayshore Motors Johnny Johnson George Wilkerson Guy Hughes Leon Sanders Bayshore Jerry Witt Frantas Prince Buick Baker Crosby Mearn Chevrolet Culpepper Prince Brinkley Beauchamp Mearns W. E. Sellers Mate Mears Thomas Lamb NH. Boyett S . Fred Hand Mearns’ Sellars

10 and Under Boys Tryout Saturday at Lee High

The Little League 10 and under tryout camp begins at 9 a.m. at Lee High Diamond. Pete Sultis expects about 250 boys to report. Camps for older ages have already been held. A meeting will be held next week to name players deemed eligible for Little League play.

Lee High Pete Sultis Che Sultis

Dykes Favored To Whip Murray In Televised Bout

Bobby Dykes a lean Texan and welterweight prospect is heavily favored to defeat Ted Murray of New York in a 10 round telecast at St Nicolas Arena Friday night. Dykes seeks redemption after a narrow loss to Gavilan in Miami and aims to impress after uneven New York bouts. The report also notes nearby Texas Supreme Court re election plans and local river and fishing notes.

New! York Bobby Dykes Kid. Gavilan Ted Murray New York St.Nicholas Arena Gavilan Miami San Antonio

Texas League hurlers star in four games of action

Texas League pitchers dominated with 45 hits allowed across four games. Houston Buffs edged Fort Worth 1 0 on Mike Clark three-hit work, San Antonio beat Dallas 6 4 with Tommy Fine six-hit effort, Emil Patrick beat Tulsa 8 2 for Beaumont, and Oklahoma City shut out Shreveport 1 0 behind Ernie Groth. Fort Worth’s Ray Moore briefly flirted with a no hitter, then yielded a run in the eighth. Beaumont neared Fort Worth in the standings as San Antonio and Dallas tied for fourth and Oklahoma City rose to sixth.

United Press Houston Buffs Fort Worth Mike Clark Tommy Fine San Antonio Dallas Emil Patrick Beaumont Tulsa Ernie Groth Oklahoma City Shreveport al Gerheauser John Lee Os Fort Worth Houston Moore Clark Groth George McPhail John Walters John Brechin Oilers McPhail Bobbles

Prices Up In Dallas But Down In Houston

Food prices rose in Dallas by 0.4 percent while Houston saw a general 1 percent drop in March. Dallas meat costs fell slightly, and meat prices were 5 percent lower than a year earlier. Egg prices dropped sharply in Houston as fruits and vegetables rose.

Dallas Houston Atlanta Tex Washington, D. C Southern The Bureau of Labor Statistics

Business Man Chee On Speed Of Police

In MUNCIE a business man claimed to test police response by triggering an alarm at 4:55 a.m. He said he wanted to see how fast police would arrive, prompting officers to verify the incident at headquarters and determine if a firm member set off the alarm.

Chee Muncie, Inc

Durocher blasts umpires over quick pitch incident

New York Giants manager Leo Durocher accused umpires of lax enforcement after Warren Spahn allegedly delivered a quick pitch to Willie Mays in a 6 3 loss to the Braves. He cited a Giles bulletin forbidding pitches before the batter is set and demanded protection for his batters. Bobby Thomson was at third when the issue arose.

NEW York Lee Durocher New York Giant Artie Gore Durocher Gore Augie Guglielmo Warren Spahn Bostton Braves Willie Meys Giles Leo Spahn Mays Bobby ‘Thompson

Texas Family Sues for 179,755 Damages Over Fatal Crash

A Texas family, led by Mrs. Lucy McCartney of McKinney and five children, sues Illinois Central Railroad and Chevrolet Motor Co. for 179,755 in damages. They claim Willie Edgar McCartney was killed in May 1950 when an automobile being unloaded from a railroad car fell and crushed him after he was fired.

Texas Birmingham Ala Ilinois Central Railroad Chevrolet Motor Co Lucy McCartney McKinney Tex Willie Edgar McCartney McCartney

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Rips Sugar Ray Prospect Temple Martin Texas Soil Conservation Service Martin Hotel ALGER Jpy Milton Hisenhower Pennsylvania State College Ralph J. Bunche Horatio Alger American Schools, and Colleges Association Washington Truman Gulf Coast Motor Co W. Texas Pere Ree Feet Rand Curley Kayce Sam Leff Curly Plame Pedro Fifé Joe Arell Pha Almere Officer Diaz By Jim. Nelson Murray Judge Smith Supreme Court Alfred M. Scott Austin Trinity River Liberty Goodman R. C Grady Morris Ace Shepherd Bert Gene Pace Leroy Spencer Edward Gunn Earl Minter Barton Clark Harper A. J. Harper Big Rice Canal Here Dayton Whitlock North Ditch Highlands Hunter Scottie Hill Country Freidman John Wilson Rio Grande Valley Baytown Mor Sassa Postoffice Baytown BOND OLD Fitzgerald Tom Moore Bourbon Echo Spring Bourbon—Bourbon Supreme Blend Hill & Hill Blend Wiilken GIN Burton SAM Perlman and Son FORD Cadillac Pontiac
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