Baytown Oilers Lead Houston Semi Pro Tourney Night
Baytown Oiler fans attend at Baty Street Stadium in Houston for opening games of the Houston Post Semi-Pro Tournament. Humble Oiler and Conroe Wildcats clash at 7 p.m. with KREL radio coverage by Byard Sooy. Riccare to handle mound duties opposite Dolly Gray as two veteran pro players start. Other doubleheaders feature Victoria Rosebuds versus Pan-American refinery nine, Port Arthur vs Baytown, and Latin-American All-Stars facing Southern Pacific. Gate money funds clubs as special awards and a cash prize are announced. admission is 50 cents.
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Standings and Friday results across multiple cities
Friday results show Houston 3 Dallas 2 and Saint Louis 2 Cincinnati 1. Other scores include Tulsa 9 Beaumont 0, Fort Worth 9 San Shreveport 9, Oklahoma City 3 Hert Worth. Tonight Dallas at Tulsa Oklahoma City at Fort Worth Houston at San Antonio Shreveport at Beaumont Boston 1 yaahin ming s. Saint Louis 9 Pittsburgh 0 New York 7 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 3 Boston 2. QL innings mentioned.
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Fishing Facts And Fiction From Jim Nelson Reports
Fishing readers learn about white perch at Day Lake and Picketts Bayou with Nelson and Toups catching large fish on minnows and poles. Reports mention clear upper Trinity Bay waters, ten specks on Dows Reef, a four and a half pounder at Fishers Reef, redfish on trotlines in Reds Bayou, and a big drum caught shallow. Mrs Scott's Robinson Camp notes Highlands Reservoir activity continues to show strong catches.
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Kittens Tighten Texas League Lead With 9-2 Win
Fort Worth Cats extended their 134 game lead in the Texas League by routing the San Antonio Missions 9 to 2 last night. Beaumont Roughnecks crushed Tulea Oilers 11 to 3 at Beaumont as both teams pressed for position. Houston Buffaloes edged Dallas Eagles 3 to 2 in a error plagued contest. Shreveport Sports overwhelmed Oklahoma City 9 to 3 behind Schooley Rowe’s sixth win and key homers by Hussey and Petty.
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Turner Morgan Duel For Elytown Golf Title
Opal Turner and Alma Morgan meet today for the Elytown Country Club Ladies Club Championship. Morgan beat Evelyn Miller to reach the finals, while Turner defeated Malley Bates to earn a finalist berth. Morgan is the defending champion. Dora Lee Love and Carmen Kinsey contest the first flight title, with Love and Kinsey winning their semis. Katrinka Kelley and Dorothy Payton headline the second flight finalists. Men's championship Flight top names listed. top scores include Gwin Blair 72 and Milton Kelley 73.
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Dodgers Farm System Questioned Amid Complacency Claims
Branch Rickey cites complacency as the Dodgers nose dive while exposing a failed farm system. Only 14 of 25 players on the current roster are Rickey developments since 1943. stars Gil Hodges Duke Snider and Gene Bermanski lead a mix of veterans bought or inherited. Nine others are viewed as dead wood or marginal.
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Beaumont Fireman Among Top Hurlers In Texas League
A busky righthander who averages under 2 in his appearances ranks among the top Texas League pitchers. Carmine Metig nano of Beaumont Roughnecks has 12 wins against 4 losses in 47 games and 127 innings pitched. He has not completed a game all year. Leading official averages list him among the top five, with Frank Biscan, Wayne McLeland, and Lou Sleater ahead. Hitting leaders include Frank Saucier and Gil MacDougald. Other notable stats cover Bob Marquis, Bill Klaus, Keith Thomas, Eda Enoblauch, Bob Lemon, and Dee Fondy.
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Giants' Jim Hearn Shuts Down Phillies in 7 4 Victory
Yesterday's star Jim Hearn of the Giants pitched five hit ball as New York beat Philadelphia 7 to 4. Hearn earned his second win over the Phillies in five days and remained unbeaten against them in his career. Dodgers also won 8 to 3 over the Braves, tightening the pennant race.
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Carswells .398 Tops In Big State Baseball Race
Frankie Carswell of Texarkana leads the Big State League batting race with a .398 average after a week that boosted his two-base hits to 43 and raised his lead in doubles and overall hitting. John Basso of Temple moves to second in hitting and leads total bases, while Milan Vucelich of Texarkana tops the RBI chase. Cliff McClain of Temple raises safeties total while Jim Baas of Waco and others compete in triples.
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Patient Praises Parker Chiropractic Care Improve Health
Patient declares excellent general condition and happiness with newfound health. She notes husband is pleased with Parker Chiropractic Care and reports amazing improvement. Ends with call to visit the clinic for pain relief.
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Johnson and Smith Lead Hilliard to Victory with No-Hitter
Johnson and Smith powered Hilliard to a 2-1 win over Liberty in a late night championship game at Market Street Park. Mearin, Wilkerson, and Dittman starred for the War City team, while Smith pitched a no-hitter through 11 innings before a late hit.
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Will Wilson Heads State Panel to Modernize Penal Code
Will Wilson, a leading advocate for Texas public safety, proposes a State committee to reform the Penal Code with aims including psychiatric treatment for offenders, corrective training, and updated procedures for mentally ill law-breakers. The political ad is sponsored by Friends.
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