Championship Flight Men’s Club Championship Notes at Baytown
In the championship flight, Prejay advances in the second round as defending champion Choate bows out. Kelley Jr. eliminates Joe Clayton 1 up after 19 holes, while Bradshaw posts a 68 to lead in matches among other results. Numerous pairings and upcoming semi finals shape the Baytown event.
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Browns Protest Protest Hits First Friday Doubleheader
June 9 report notes protests by Passarella and Rogers over a controversial play in a St. Louis game. Officials including General Cemrge Weiss were mentioned as addressing the protest amid a tense scene. The Browns manager and players faced questions as the game situation unfolded, with noted pitching and catching actions cited.
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Roughs Take Over Lead Buffs Move Into No 4 Spot
The Texas League saw a major shakeup Sunday as Beaumont Roughnecks regained first place by one game after three doubleheaders and a solo contest. Houston vaulted to fourth while Oklahoma City dropped to a second place tie with Dallas. Shreveport and Fort Worth split results, and Tulsa stayed near last. Jerry Witte starred for Houston with key hits and a squeeze play that scored the only run of the second game. Hank Wyse and Hal Erickson each delivered strong outings for Beaumont and Dallas respectively as the league produced a 23-hit slugfest in one game. Monday’s schedule features Tulsa at Houston and other matchups across the circuit.
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Practice Skeet Shoot Sets Midweek 4 PM At Camp Rebel
A practice skeet shoot is planned for Wednesday at 4 p.m. on Camp Rebel field as prep for the Handicap Shoot on Sunday. Trophies will be awarded to first through third place. In yesterday's event Freamon Pruett led with a perfect 50, H N Black was runner up with 45, and third place was shared by J C Hoffpaulr W C Stewart and B Fletcher with 47s. BR C McDowell finished sixth with 46.
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Pee Wee Reese Steals Base in Dodgers Spree
Pee Wee Reese, captain of the Dodgers, is on a base stealing run, with four steals in his past three games to lead the majors. He swiped two bases Saturday and one in each game of Sunday's doubleheader in Cincinnati. First graduate of West Point was Joseph G Swift.
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Count Yogi Promotes Six Simple Golf Rules
San Francisco June 9 The user presents Count Yogi as a strolling golf charlatan claiming six rules to master golf lining up the ball stepping around and pulling with control He boasts low scores and lists spectacles with a goatee oriental costume and a claim of teaching over twenty one thousand pupils He associates with movie people including Mickey Rooney and says no need to change stance or backswing just pull back and swing smoothly
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Arcaro Skill Caps Stakes At Belmont
Eddie Arcaro used keen racecraft to guide One Count to victory in the Belmont Stakes, beating Blue Man and Armageddon. He pinned Armageddon on the rail and waited as One Count edged clear in the mile and a half race, after adjusting his tactics when the mare swerved. Arcaro credited learning from the Preakness and Wise use of the whipless horse to secure the third jewel of the Triple Crown.
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Prince and Franta Clash In City League Showdown
Prince Buick leads with 44 wins and 234 losses as Franta trails in second place. both teams hold seven wins and four losses. Bakers Food Market faces tied Bayshore Motors for fourth on Tuesday night with Humble-Culpepper and Bayshore-Service Produce also on the slate. The Culpepper-Humble winner will rise to sixth place.
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We're On Our Way Says Pleased Stengel
Manager Casey Stengel remains cautiously optimistic about the Yankees. He credited pitching as turning the corner, praising Rod Kuzava for six middle innings of relief and Vic Raschi for an ace second game with 13 strikeouts. New York split a doubleheader with the Browns to stay close behind Boston as the pennant race tightens.
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Casey Stengel
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Browns
Stengel
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Vic Raschi
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Senators
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Dizzy Trout
Two Church League Make-Ups Tonight
Tonight two church softball league make-up games are scheduled at Lee diamond One Highlands First Baptist faces Wooster Baptist at 7 20 pm and Temple Baptist meets Baytown Second Baptist at 9 pm. Standings show Wooster Baptist Memorial Baptist and Baptist Temple as the unbeaten clubs in a 12 team league with several reshuffled results from May 19.
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Hits Are Dime A Dozen For Bums Red Sox A's
New York June 9 17 The Dodgers Red Sox and A s methodically overwhelmed their opposition with base hits as they swept doubleheaders. Brooklyn gathered 30 hits in a rout of Cincinnati while Boston totaled 25 hits to defeat Detroit.
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Reds Buy Abrams From Dodgers In Undisclosed Deal
The Cincinnati Reds acquired a second new outfielder in a week by buying Brooklyn’s Abrams from the Dodgers. The 28-year-old, hitting .200, moves to Cincinnati for an undisclosed sum plus a Reds farm system player to be delivered later.
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Baytown Casters Shine at Cowtown Meet in Fort Worth
Baytown Hunting and Fishing Club casters scored several seconds thirds and fourths at the Southwest Championship in Fort Worth. Carroll Russell earned 7 in the three eights ounce accuracy contest, with Harry Bans 91 winning Class B junior, George Miles 36 first in Class C Juniors, and D. Elisor 96 first in Class B dry fly. Additional Baytown placers included Darrell Russell 98 second in men's three eighths accuracy, Mrs Haralson 86 fourth in women's B, Margo Dunkerly 92 second in women's C, and multiple juniors earning top five finishes.
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Detroit Pays $55,000 Bonus To Big Ten Star
Detroit signs University of Wisconsin shortstop Harvey Kuenn for three years with a $55,000 bonus, second largest in Tigers history. The deal follows the $68,500 paid to catcher Frank House and includes Wakefield’s $32,000 arrangement.
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Do Bass Know Color Says Texas Experts
Austin June 9 Bait casting sportsmen long argued bass can tell color and Texas Game and Fish Commission officials maintain an open minded stance. Unofficially experts say the Texas bass is not color blind and cite lab tests with red and blue disks. Fred Haynes SMU 1942 studies show fingerling bass prefer orange cyclops over white, suggesting color discrimination and brightness influence feeding.
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Southern Methodist University
Dodgers and Giants lead in varied baseball notes
Fragmentary league items mention Dodger and Giant players such as Campanella and Williams, with references to Indians, Reds, and Cubs. Scattered notes include pitching, hits, and teams like the Browns and Athletics, plus scores like 23 19 1 and mentions of Lockman, Sauer, and Shantz.
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Outfielder Archie Wilson Joins Red Sox in Player Deal
Outfielder Archie Wilson, a principal in the Senator Yankee deal of May 3, joined the Boston Red Sox in a Sunday move. The Red Sox, who recently completed a trade with the Tigers, acquired Wilson in a straight deal for hard throwing outfielder Ken Wood.
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LI Action Tonight At Jaycee Park
Little League at Jaycee Ball Park features Felton Giants facing Dittman Dodgers at 6:15 PM and Union Cards vs Earthman Tigers at 8 PM under a new rule limiting inning starts to prevent delays.
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Driver Killed in 100 Mile AAA Race Qualifier
A race in Union Lake Michigan ended fatally as driver McDarwell, 37, from Venice, died during qualifying after a high speed crash. The event, part of the American Automobile Association 100 Mile race, recorded a speed around 91.35 mph. Family of Terreault, with eight children, reported the tragedy as the Air Force ties emerge for two more youths reaching age.
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