Cards Nip Giants To Hold Two-Game Lead In Lit Major City Play
Union Cards remain two games ahead after a 2-1 win over Felton Giants as Johnny Davis pitched a two-hitter with seven strikeouts. Jimmy Harrison Bill Froehner and Jimmy Dodd each drove in runs in the second inning. Earthman Tigers blanked the Dittman Dodgers 8-0, with Chili Cauthen and Lucas Vegas combining for the shutout as both teams jockey for position in Baytown Little League standings.
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Russians to play by Olympic soccer rules in Helsinki
Helsinki dispatch reports Russia and Bulgaria opening Olympic soccer preliminaries at Kotka near Helsinki. Olympic rules limit alibis about officials as Russia faces Bulgaria amid prior practice wins. Bulgaria and other early matches set for Tuesday include Yugoslavia India and Hungary Romania.
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Indians Face D Day In Vital Five Game Series With Yankees
The 1952 Indians, 3 1/2 games behind, face a pivotal five game set with the world champion Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Both clubs boost their aces as Kal Segrist and Tom Gorman join New York, while Luke Hadster is back for Cleveland. The series follows a day of mixed results across the league as Detroit and Washington stumble, and Dodger and Giant action tightens the National League race.
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King Kong Signs Contract With Cardinals Scout Hypes Arkansas Rookie
Charlie Keller known as King Kong from Jonesboro High was signed by the St. Louis Cardinals for a reportedly large bonus of 75000 dollars. The 18? year old Arkansas athlete excelled in basketball at Kentucky and LSU as a freshman and dominated in baseball in the Southeastern Conference. Keller will report to the Houston Texas League farm club, with a route to St Louis after the season.
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Moore To Get Title Bout With Maxim
NEW YORK July 15 Boxer Archie Moore of St Louis wins a title shot at light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim after NY Boxing Commission chairman Bob Christenberry orders Maxim to defend against Moore. The panel cites demand for top contenders and vows to curb defenses against weaker challengers. Moore recently KO'd Clarence Henry and has long been a top challenger.
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New York Boxing Commission
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Archie Moore
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Billy Graham
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Gus Lesnevich
Freddie Mills
Clarence Henry
Baltimore
Already Best Trustee Tells Gander Coach
Robert E. Lee Athletic Director Dan Stallworth and his four assistants Frank Jamés George Armstrong Péte Sultis and Slick Ellist will attend the annual football coaching school in Fort Worth on August 45. School trustees Monday night authorized the trip and voted 375 in expense money. Trustee Kellogg asked Stallworth what good he gets out of these coaching schools. You already are the best high school coach in the state Kellogg said. Stallworth grinned and replied You never stop learning.
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George Armstrong
Péte Sultis
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Fort Worth
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Kellogg
Cards Trade Hock For Rookie Players
CHICAGO, July 15 P The Chicago Cardinals Tuesday traded tackle Joan Hock who played for one season to the Los Angeles Rams for rookie fullback and linebacker Gordon Polofsky and rookie guard Jerrell Price. Hock as eighth draft choice in 1950 went into service after one season. Polofsky a 283 pound Tennessee player and Price 239 pounds from Texas Tech were the Rams fifth and sixth draft choices this year.
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Los Angeles Rams
Gordon Polofsky
Jerrell Price
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Price
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Temple Baptist Presbyterians In Church Playoffs
Presbyterians clinched playoff berths in the Church League softball race with an 8-3 win over Wooster Baptist to move to eight wins and two losses with one game left. Harvey Lynch pitched four hits for Presbyterian while Rob Middleton and Joe Hazelwood homered. Baptist Temple sits 5-1 idle. Memorial Baptist crushed Grace Methodist 25-3, St Joseph defeated Baytown Second Baptist 15-5, and St Mark's beat Baytown First Baptist 23-0 as Memorial Baptist can clinch a playoff berth by beating Wooster Baptist on July 21. Highlands First Baptist stands third and can clinch by winning one of its last two games.
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School Board Rejects Rods and Reels Purchase
Robert E. Lee high school's physical education supply request drops rods and reels. Athletic Director Dan Stallworth defends their lifelong value but Trustees Hartman Kellogg vote to omit. President Stark notes no issue. Equipment cost about 4000 dollars, about 2790 less than last year.
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Kellogg
James Hutson
Elmer Gray
Stark
New Federal Agency Sets Open Dates For Waterfowl Season
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service outlined a flexible 1952 53 migratory waterfowl season with opening days as early as October 1 and as late as January 10 across flyways. States may select opening dates varying by day of week, signaling greater federal state coordination and anticipated shared rules on bag limits and season length announced later. Also noted is progress in angling innovations with a trailer fly and surface plug technique for enhanced catching power.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the’ Interior
Texas
Oklahoma
Canada
Alaska
United States
Top Man To Get Shy At Walcott's Crown
New York on July 15 reports weight contenders Rocky Yen and Harry Maths training for a 10 round fight set for Yankee Stadium on July 28. Promoter Jing Lis and manager Pity Chicchio informed Jersey Joe Walcott and challenger that the winner will defend the crown against Jersey Joe on an upcoming date in a city to be named.
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Bayshore Edges Humble in City League Softball Thriller
Bayshore and Humble clash for position as Bayshore aims to snap a losing skid and move into sole fourth place. Franta eyes a playoff berth while other matches shape the dirt in the City League race amid scattered results and standings.
Odd Parades And Nightlife In Fraley's Look At Pisa
Oscar Fraley sketches a wry, fragmentary look at July events in Pisa and Olmypic chatter, mixing local scenes with blurred names and slang. The piece blends rough humor, nighttime tables, and garbled phrases as observers react to liquor fueled theatrics and quirky city life.
Highlands Pirates Rally Past Bayou Cards in Teen-Age League
Highlands Pirates defeated Cedar Bayou Cards 10 to 3 as pitcher J W Gammel struck out 18 and allowed three hits. Pirates had eight hits off L V Hanson with triples by Bob Kabitz and Bobby Crifin. Line score shows Bayou Cards 2 2 0 1 9 Highlands 7 1 0 8 1.
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Tuesday Schedule for Major Cities and League Standings
Tuesday's schedule lists Dallas at San Antonio Fort Worth at Houston Oklahoma City at Shreveport Tulsa at Beaumont. National League team standings show New York St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh with recent results and rain postponed Brooklyn Philadelphia games.
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Best In t S To Meet At Woodstock
INDIANAPOLI Ind July 15 Top seeded U S players begin Western tennis championship action at Woodstock courts Art Larsen of San Leandro Calif faces L mon Combs of Bloomington Ind Dicks Savitt of Orange N J meets Stan Amness Indianapolis U S Davis Cup Captain Bill Tat bert of New York also listed Anita Kanter of San Modesto leads off the women s singles against Barbara Smith of Indianapolis The foreign entrants Don Candy Australia defeats Dick Bastian Indianapolis 61 61 Francisco Contreras Mexico beats Sam Sirois Bloomington Ind 640 61 All Convention Goers Alike CHICAGO July 14 Politicians are no nosier than other kinds of convention goers Edgar Cox assistant manager of the Conrad Hilton hotel said Monday
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Planning Error Walls Have Ears In New Dressing Rooms
At Memorial Stadium a flaw in the home and visiting team dressing room wall was found. Robert F. Lee high school athletic director Dan Stallworth fears halftime strategy could be overheard. Trustees approved potential soundproofing by architect Lowell Lammers for up to $100, else Stallworth may have to modify plans.
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Robert F. Lee High School
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McIntosh Favorite Invenior Tourney
Janet McIntosh of Cincinnati led the 26th annual Women’s Western junior golf championship qualifying at Lake Shore Country Club with a 78. Sixteen players advanced to the championship flight as Tuesday opens the first round with final round expected Friday. Others in the field included Barbara McIntire, Oleda Long, Judy Anderson, Judy Reinert, and Beridge Long.
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