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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1951

Page

8

Oilers Seek Second Win After 7-0 Philco Victory

Humble Oilers shut out Philco 7-0 at Buff Stadium in the Houston Post Tournament. They advance to face Richmond Tigers at 7 p.m. tomorrow, aiming for their second win as the tourney continues.

Humble Oilers Houston Post Oilers Philco Buff Stadium Richmond Tigers Richmond

Post Tourney Standings and Fort Worth Polio Hospitalization

Post tourney standings show Baytown, Victoria, Richmond, Weimar and Columbus each with one win. Columbus beat Elington Field 10 2, while Fort Worth’s Billy Costa of the Houston Buffaloes was hospitalized with infantile paralysis.

Wil Vyel Aatvuuyy Loum Baytown Victoria Richmond Weimar Columbus Elington Field Oilers Elington Doc Hudson Bartown T Hudson Radio Nine Hudson Merle Burch Heinie Schuble Larry Smith Leto Victoria Aes Dot Richmond Weimer Columbus Wee Moody Bank Hemsville Livingston Paisconcess Edinsion

Carpenters Route to Georgia After Sister-in-Law's Death

Bir and Mrs J. Carpenter and their son Bernard were traveling to Thomasville, Georgia, after word reached them of Mrs. Carpenter's sister Mrs. Charles A. Strickland's death at 42 late yesterday. Survivors include her husband and three children. Funeral plans not announced.

J. Carpenter Bernard Caroline Thomasville Georgia

Texas brag claims world's biggest umpire in Chapman

Fort Worth reports on Wil Chapman, a 2372 pounder and 6 foot 2 inch Texas State League umpire who dreams of reaching 300 pounds and becoming a major league umpire. The 20 year old, known for a size 9 1/2 baseball shoe and 34 inch waist, also officiates football and basketball in off seasons. He aims to balance a past as a high school star and Navy service with ongoing coaching and education achievements.

Fort Worth Iis Wil Big E Chapman Chapmen Chapman Sooner Aklahoma Bastetoail Taell Pittsour Steelers Itt Cellege Oklahoma Texas McKinney Dallas Plong Temple

Dove Season Opens North Zone In Texas September First

The north zone dove season opens September 1 nine days away and many hunters plan to take advantage of the first opportunity. No morning dove hunting this year due to a new game booklets rule. dove hunting from noon until sunset only. Several fishing reports from Grand Isle Louisiana include 25 trout about five pounds, and locals noting best trout months October and November. Fishermen report redfish activity near Reds Bayou and Smiths Point while speckled trout and croaker catches are noted at Fishers Reef. A 35 pound ling was caught near Freeport.

Texas Grasso J Grand Isle Jom Nelson Freamon Pruett F. A. Richardson Louisiana Freamon Fishers Reef Edpie Hulsman Abe Badgley Wilby Lawrence Eadie Columbia South America J. ©. Foster Freeport Gulf Shepherd Highlands Reservoir

Midget leadoff returns as Veeck fends off critics

Oscar Fraley critiques the baseball uproar over Bill Veeck’s midget leadoff with stinging wit. Limehouse Jack’s defense of Randy Turpin offends promoters and fans alike while the sport’s critics chase the wrong target. The column blends humor with crossed lines about English and mythic baseball lore.

New York Bill Veeck St. Louis Browns Veeck Browns Jack Solomon Solomon Randy Turpin Ray Robinson Turpin Limehouse Jack Abner Doubleday Babe Hermen Brooklyn Bill Yorktown Cornwallis Hyde Park

Indians Ride Power Surge to Lead in pennant race

Cleveland Indians erupt for four home runs to beat Washington 23 3 and extend their lead as New York Yankees split a twin bill with Detroit. Dale Mitchell Al Rosen Bobby Avila and Harry Simpson homered. Dodgers Braves rainout. Pirates beat Red Sox in exhibition play.

John Griffin United Press New York Cleveland Indians al Lopez Tribe Bob Feller Mike Garcia Early Wynn Bob Lemon Cleveland Joop Indians Lopez and Company Lopez Washington Senators New York Yankees Detroit Dale Mitchell al Rosen Bobby Avila Harry Simpson Sena

Search For New Commissioners Still Deadlocked

Major league club owners continue to struggle over selecting a new commissioner with little hope of quick resolution. The Waldorf Astoria gathering will review a three-man report on commissioner powers. three-fourths of 16 votes needed.

Carl Lindquist United Press New York Waldorf-Astoria Warren Giles Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati William Dewitt St. Louis Browns Branch Rickey Pittsburgh Pirates Giles Sill A. B Happy) Chandler

Houston 8 Dallas 3 and other today games

Summary of today sports results lists scores for Houston at Dallas, Beaumont at Tulsa, Shreveport at Oklahoma City, plus Brooklyn at Boston with rain. Also notes Cleveland 5 Washington 3 and Detroit 6 5 New York 3 12 with additional night matchups including New York at Detroit and Boston at Saint Louis and Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago.

Cleveland Washington Detroit New York Boston Saint Louis Philadelphia Chicago National League Pet Brooklin Cas Philadel ART Easten Cincinnati Chicago Seers Co Pittsburgh Seeers Pittsburgh Brooklyn Wen Aig

St Marks and General Tire clash for church league crown

St Mark’s Methodist undefeated in the church league meets General Tire at 7 30 p m on Lee Diamond No 1 for the city title. St Mark’s features seven starters with major city league experience and may add two players for the Corpus Christi state tournament. General Tire relies on steady season play with Webster Brinkley on the mound as MVP for the Tiremen.

General Tire Lee Diamond St. Mark’s Methodist Church Loop Reggie Dugat Humble Corpus Christi Big Loop Tiremen

Houston’s Al Papai Is 20-Game Winner

Al Papai, 32, a former major leaguer, earned his 20th win of the 1951 Texas League season with a nine hit game as Houston beat Dallas 6 1. Papai has lost eight games this year. Bob Turley improved to 20-5 for San Antonio with a 11 hit allowed in a 3 2 victory over Fort Worth. Oklahoma City crushed Shreveport 13-3 and Tulsa beat Beaumont 4-2 as Houston widened its lead to 12 games atop the standings. The Missions, led by Turley, moved one game ahead of Dallas and Beaumont. Fort Worth’s club dropped from playoff contention. The Indians of Oklahoma City rallied with seven runs including a Bill Burger homer. The schedule remains: Houston at Dallas, San Antonio at Fort Worth, Beaumont at Tulsa, Shreveport at Oklahoma City.

Tor Dick Starr Sid Hudson Virgil Trucks Dizzy Frou Detroit Yankees Ed Lopat Jim Walsh Philadelphia Phillies Baltimore Orioles United Press al Papai Bob Turley Knuucklebatter Papai Houston Dallas St Louis Cardinal Boston Red Sox Turley Walt Lanfranconi San Antonio Beaumont Missions Frank Otten Bob Brown Fort Worth Cats Wells Tulsa Tom Reis Oklahoma City Indians Shreveport Tribe Bill Burger Fob Nieman Oklahoca City

Yanks Recall Mantle X Rays To Decide Draft Status

The New York Yankees recalled Mickey Mantle from the Kansas City Blues as he travels to Fort Sill Oklahoma for a third physical. Medical staff will decide if Mantle is 4-F or fit for induction, with final judgment by Fort Sill doctors after X-ray reviews. Mantle can still play the season. Ottawa County board says October quota is filled.

Oklahoma City New York Yankee Mickey Mantle Kansas City Blues Fort Sill Oklahoma Yanks Mantle Ottawa County Lawton George L. Farrill Ferris

Watsons Attend Funeral in Cleburne for Mrs J S Watson

Mr and Mrs W D Watson of 2823 Market left for Cleburne to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs J S Watson. She died today at 6 am in Cleburne. Survivors include four sons and four daughters. Dillon and Sons Funeral Home handles arrangements.

W. D. Watson Market Cleburne J. S Watson Mrrs. Watson Dillon and Sons Funeral Home

Midget Eddie Gaedel Eyes Rematch With Feller

Eddie Gaedel, 43 inches, confirms he remains on the Browns roster and wants to face Bob Feller, claiming he could draw a walk while Feller is wary. Gaedel, quoted as saying he still has his contract, recalls his cup‑of‑tea plate appearance during Veeck’s AL anniversary celebration in St Louis. The report also notes a large hydroelectric project starting in Italy’s Tiber basin.

Chicago Bob Feller Eddie Gaedel Str. Louis Browns Sundey Browns Feller Bill Veeck Gaedel Veeck American League St Louis Chicago Daily Drovers Journal

Don’t Sell Old Dobbin Short Yet

Gladewater 7p shows a quarterhorse and automobile on a mixed program with horse breeders and a Cadillac display. A reveng e themed match ends the show while salted almonds are noted as easy to prepare. Cooking tips spill into the ad copy about shelling almonds and butter, with inconsistent OCR fragments throughout.

Gladewater Dobbin Saoy

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