Murray-Go-Round sports column mixes baseball tales and humor
A garbled Murray-Go-Round column recalls teen baseball trials and umpire banter. It weaves in past Texas League feats, Bitter rivals, and notable figures like Whitey Kurowski, Spook Jacobs, Sid Hudson, and Joe Becker, framing a lively patchwork of baseball lore and humor.
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Lou Litimer
Columbus
Toronto
Forest
Spook
Freacher Se2 i At Magazine and Spitball Claims
Tables turn as umpire Larry Goetz denies Freacher or Roe throwing a spider ball and recalls umpiring against top spitballers. The note mentions Paul Richards scouting Little Lengua competitors, Larry Tincher’s five no hitters in five starts, and Ernie Shelton’s 2.09m jump at Saarbrucken. The column ties 1951 Mueller and Clyde Vollmer to recent trades and fading stars.
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Preacher Roe
Billy
Larry Goetz
Roe
Baltimore Oriole
Mangrer
Maraser
Paul Richards
Paul
Montgomery
W. Va
Larry Tincher
Larry
Cal
Ernie Shelton
Saarbruecken
Germany
New York
Don Mueller
Red Sox
Cain
Clyde Vollmer
Mueller
Vollmer
Charleston Senators
Buffalo
Tinie
Two Players Added To All Star List
Names of two Little League stars were added to the All Star teams by League President John Sylvester. David Alford of the Paine Cardinals and Wayne Bell of the Wilkie Indians were included as interleague playoff action between the Paine Cardinals and Bayshore Motor Yankees unfolds at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Jayeeo Park. Workouts begin Friday July 15 and star assignments will wait until teams train together.
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Sun
John Sylvester
Paine Cardinals
Bayshore Motor Yankees
David Alford
Cardinals
Wayne Bell
Wilkie Indians
Harry Sappington
Yankees
Southpaw
Squeaky Yates
Yanks
Jayeeo Park
Fenway Millionaires Rolling Red Sox Cash In
Boston owner Tom Yawkey optimistic over Red Sox fortunes says investments into the farm system and high salaries may push the pennant to 1957 or earlier. He notes rivals, manager changes, and a strong minor league performance as hints the team could win this season.
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Joe Pnelan
Boston
Tom Yawker
Barton Red Sox
Red Sox
Ke Higgins
Yawkey
Promse
Ted Williams
Levrces
Tyee
Higgins
Louisville Colonels
Strait Refrigeration Co Guarantee on Everything Ad
Strait Refrigeration Co features the slogan A Strait Guarantee on Everything at 4409 Minnesota Avenue. Control pricing appears as 27 dollars or related offer. Local ad emphasizes appliances and service with no clear expiration.
Fleck Breaks Into Golf's Top Money Winners
Jack Fleck's National Open victory lifts him into the 25 top money winners in pro golf for the first time, with year earnings of 8,752. Mike Souchak leads the list with 817,948, Cary Middlecoff stands second at 16,643, and Chandler Hart Portsmouth leads the Vardon Trophy chase with a 70.00 scoring average. Top Ryder Cup points remain led by Atrealt with 31-60.
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Chicago
Jack Fleck
National Oper
Fefl
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.C
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Chandler
Hart
Gene Littler
Bob Rasburg
Billy Maxwell
Ted Kroll
Don Finsterwald
Willie Ritchie recalls golden days as lightweight rage
Chief Athletic Inspector Willie Ritchie recounted his boxing heyday in San Francisco, recalling the era when he ruled the lightweight division, subbing for Ad Wolgast, sparking memories of fierce bouts, and noting how times and commissions have changed since 1914. He spoke of Don Cockell, Freddie Welsh, and life after the ring, keeping his passion for boxing alive.
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Willie Ritchie
Scott Baili
Francisco
State Athletic Commission
Civic Auditorium
Benny Leonid
Kunekant
Ritchie
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welsh
Wolgast
Welsh
Jene
Bourne
Langer
Don Cockell
Rack Mann
Tre Tle
Wif
London
Eugene Corri
Sore
Moe
Adde
Golf champ Gene Andrews faces Bradley in national match
In Indianapolis, 42 year old defending champion Gene Andrews meets 24 year younger Bud Bradley in the third round of the National Public Links. Bradley, winner of the 1961 JSGA title at 17, aims to upset Andrews on the Coffin Course as other early results include Roddy’s 19 hole win and Moreland’s 79 to edge Hopwood.
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Gene Andrews
Indianapolis
UIP
Bud Bradley
Bradley
JSGA
Calif
Iran
Andrews
Charles Afons
Hamlulu
Matehss Tiss
Robert Vctlomvalter
Pr.ave
Joueti Brown
Louisville
Los Angeles
David Leon
Tucson
Ariz
George Roddy
Jack Cummings
Alameda
Roddy
Cummings
Gil Moreland
Peoria
Giants sign kicker Agajanian in 1955 contract
New York Giants secure 1955 contract with Ben Agajanian the 6 year old kicker noted as a national scoring leader. He previously lost toes in an accident yet recorded 7 points in 18 games and 35 extra points with 8 of 25 field goal attempts.
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SVL
Giants
NEW York
Ben Agajanian
Nis
New York Giants
Agajamian
Sudrec
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