Feller Shines as Indians Rally Past Yankees in Big Day
Bobby Feller dazzles with four innings of one hit ball as Cleveland defeats New York while fans honor him as a great pitcher. Yankees suffer a third straight loss to the Athletics, who explode with 18 hits led by multiple scorers. Dodgers beat Braves behind Gil Hedges 33rd homer. Giants beat Phillies as leaders widen gap. Baseball scores include Reds and Cubs wins. Musial hits 200th homer in minor mention. Tennessee secedes in 1861 as a historical note.
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Sam Paine Branch Rickey of Baytown Develops Farm System
Baytown sportsman Sam Paine, likened to Branch Rickey, champions a farm system for softball and youth programs. His Hi City teams featured star Andy Bond, who progressed from midget to teen league. Paine Bros. teams fared in finals and Rochelle Stadium standings, with a barbecue celebration at Roseland Park honoring players and families.
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Fort Worth Sporls Mission Win Streak Ends in 14 Innings
The Fort Worth Cats halted the San Antonio Missions eight game run with a 14 inning 4 to 2 victory. Dallas beat Houston 2 to 1 to move second, Shreveport edged Oklahoma City 4 to 3, and Tulsa won 4 to 2 at Beaumont. Fort Worth trails Beaumont by three games for a playoff spot.
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Football practice starts for 700 Texas schools in 1951 season
Austin announces the 1951 fall season start dates after confusion among coaches. August 27 is listed for most conferences, with September 1 as the preferred date for 1952. Six man football begins August 15. the league includes 167 teams without spring practice.
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Cadets Depart for Army Induction Amid Contingent Moves
An army spokesman stated about 25 cadets would leave that day with most of the 99 at least partly dispersed within a week or 10 days. Three dismissed cadets are on overseas assignments as Frances Cardinal Spellman offered choices to many men.
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