Drives In Big Bono and Baker Spark Early Lead
Geners Bakers drives in a big run as Amely triples in two runs to spark a late night opening series game. Tire-Hemphill fracas, Hemphill hits, but Tire scores. Jimmy Johnson singles start of fourth, Baynes walks, Russell bunts, Bakers triples and homers but is tagged out at plate. Ike Winningham hits deep drive turned to a double by Russell. Left fielder Russell robs Winningham, game ends with strong defense from both sides.
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G Bono
Baker
Amely
General
Lee Diamond
Tire
Jimmy Johnson
Tasker Baynes
David Russell
Bakers
Russell
Winningham
Hemphill
Jess
Generals
Neely and Bale Lead West Texas Coach School
Neely of Rice and Ed Price of Texas will head a coach school with five West Texas high school football camps starting Sunday. The event benefits an underprivileged crew, sponsored by Odessa Kiwanis, with mentors from West Texas. Coaches Neal Dillman Pat Pattison Harold King and Billy Gilstrap assist, guiding the West Texas squads under Price and Bale.
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Lacra
Cess Neely
Rice
Ed Price
Texas
West Tex
Odessa Kiwanis
West Texas
King Neelyith
West
Neal Dillman
Iwermit
Pat Pattison
Lubbock
Red Bale
A Price
Pete Sikes
Sar Angelo
Harold King
Coleman
Billy Gilstrap
Lyons Dei: Raising the Flags at SHAPE HQ Ceremony
The article reports on General Eisenhower opening SHAPE headquarters with a flag raising attended by France’s dignitaries, and describes junior officers betting on which flag would rise first. It also mentions Queen Mary’s interest in plastic bottles, Bradley’s book and Montgomery’s reply, plus Adele Astaire’s return visit to Washington near McGhee.
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Eisenhower
France
Inter
United
Portugal
Belgium
Queen Mary
England
Onar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Marshal Montgomery
Montgomery
Bradley
Adele Astaire
Cavendish
George C. McGhee
Washington
McGhee
Waco
Texas
A Night of Glamour and Political Sparks
Leonard Lyons sketches a roaring nightlife fantasy with a millionaire teen, Adele Astaire and Tilly Losch linked to the McGhees, while mythic political tales unfold. Ike Di Salle recalls a Toledo politician who swore the old bosses could be reached, and a clergyman’s friend hints at a fatal pact. General Gruenther weighs defense strategy and amateur versus professional skill in military planning. Fairfax Cone moderates a Saving Bonds panel contrasting deficit worries with restraint.
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Texas
Adele Astaire
the McGhees
Tilly Losch
Poletician
Ike di Salle
Toledo
Joe
Alfred Grueother
Hisenhowers
Paris
Gruenther
John W. Snyder
Washington
Senator Sparkman
Dean MacCarthy
Notre Dame
Sylvia Porter
Fairfax Cone
Foote
Cone
Belding
Bridge Lesson Warns Against Short Sighted Play
Central Press feature by Shepard Barclay discusses how keen foresight with small cards affects outcomes. It presents a bridge problem where South loses a grand slam after misplaying entries and trump order, illustrating why looking ahead matters in careful play.
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Neely
Bale
Hayden Motor CO
Mike Franssen
Lyons
Leonard Lyons
Mass Losch
Carnarvon
Etghter
Highclere Castel
Carnarvon Arms
State Department
Carnarvon Wall
Central Press
Rists
South
Robin
Gene Akern
TLE
Puffle Towers
Curly Kayoe
Hisev
Curly
Kurt
Billy
America
Big Ben Bolt
Sawyer
Ky Mei Graf
Roy Crane
Jamesos Ceristy
Fred Lasswell
Lawly
Barney Google
Snuffy Smith
La-De-Padee Oum
Thursby
John CuLlen Murphy
Gossiy Migs Fewtil
Chty Hall
Mary Alwilda Aintworth
Swilda
Phil
DuDley Fisher
Kefp Off
Ella Cinders
Claypool
Aggor
Charles Plumb
Fred: Fox
Wits Abbot
Geeeu
Moon Mullins
Willard
Rere
Plushbottom
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