Oilers Add Sunday Home Game To Weekend Card
Baytown Sun notes Oilers adding a Sunday home game to the weekend schedule. The page also carries fishing chatter from Texas City and Port O’Connor, with reports of speckled trout, brackish water, shrimp moves, and road statuses around Shelldon Reservoir.
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Friday Standings and Results Across Cities
Oklahoma City beat Houston 16 to 0 while San Antonio defeated Tulsa 52 to 0. Fort Worth and Beaumont rain affected games, as did Dallas at Shreveport. Boston led Chicago 33 to 1 in one set, and Cleveland and Saint Louis posted varying scores.
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Beaumont Is Baytown Nine Fee Tonight
Baytown Oilers add a game hosting the Southern Pacific nine from Houston at 3 p.m. in Humble Rail Park. A rainout of the Angelo's Cafe game led to gifts for ticket holders being drawn tonight during the contest with the Beaumont All-Stars.
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Tulsa Beaumont Missions Battle For Second Place
The Texas Tangia race tightens as San Antonio Missions sweep Tulsea Oilers 5 6 and 7 0 to climb into a tie with Beaumont for second. Oklahoma Indians blast Houston Buffs 10 0 as Dallas clings to a .700 mark after a washout. top pitching from Seater and Vernon Taylor fuels San Antonio wins.
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Carswell Tops Big State League Hitting Race
Texarkana first baseman Frenk Carswell led the Big State League with a .407 average this week as Howe News Bureau stats show him passing Hal Bevan for the league lead. Gainesville’s CUZ Mac Cain collected 14 hits to reach 189, while Temple outfielder John Basso dominated with 229 total bases, 22 homers, and 93 RBIs.
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U S May Force Louis Comeback In Locked Tax Deal Hints
New York reports that promoter Jim Norris of the International Boxing Club expects a Louis comeback if a tax settlement with the US government can be reached. The plan contemplates a September Yankee Stadium bout possibly with Ezzard Charles for the heavyweight title if Louis clears back taxes. A middleweight title bout between Jake LaMotta and Sugar Ray Robinson is also mentioned for the same card.
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Rain Wipes Out Most Gulf Coast League Games
Rain dominated Gulf Coast League action washing out three of four games. Port Arthur beat Jacksonville 11 to 8 in a high scoring affair with a late rally. Fort Arthur dropped 13 hits as Crowley planned a doubleheader in Lufkin while Galveston prepared to travel to Lake Charles before the weather halted play.
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Make-Up Softball Games Set After Rainout Tonight
Four church league make-up softball games are scheduled after rainouts. Cedar Bayou Methodist faces First Presbyterian at 1 30 pm Stewart Heights Baptist plays Cedar Bayou Baptists at 9 pm Central Baptist clashes Baytown Second Baptist at 7 20 pm Temple Baptist faces Memorial Baptist at 4 pm. The passage notes a March 1984 event and a California weight reference unrelated to the games.
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Agencies Disagree Over Duck Population Trends
Wildlife groups and the US Fish and Wildlife Service issued a joint report after a meeting noting mixed signals. Western prairies show some improvement with increased waterfowl in portions of Saskatchewan and Manitoba as ducks moved north to escape drought. Overall production appeared down due to drought, with many adults missing broods and reduced nesting, while the Mongolian race is noted for being most numerous globally with under 55 million individuals.
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