Midget and Teen Baseball Standings Prep For Season Opener
San Antonio opened a crucial four game Texas League series with Oklahoma City winning 7 10 4 to widen its lead over the Indians to two games. Dallas climbed from last to sixth after defeating Shreveport 8 to 3 while Fort Worth dropped Beaumont to last with a 7 to 6 loss and Tulsa beat Houston 14 to 3. Ryne Duren started for San Antonio, Red Murff got the win, and Ray Cash homered for Oklahoma City.
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Houston
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Ryne Duren
Frank Murray
Duren
Mel Held
Ray Cash
Jim Pisoni
Jim Snyder
John Andre
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Diamond Team Practice Schedules From Recreation Leagues
Practice times for several teams are listed: Sultis at Beaumont Midgets 9 am Wednesday, Gitats 10:30 am Wednesday, Yankees 5:40 pm Wednesday. Davis team at Cardinals 2 pm Wednesday, Dallas Midgets 9 am Thursday, Senior Browns 6 pm Thursday Humble Park. Treuhardt Braves 2 pm Wednesday Tulsa, Midgets 9 am Thursday, Senior Red Sox 5 pm Wednesday Humble Park. Lamore Dodgers 9 am Wednesday, Houston Midgets 10:20 am Wednesday, Senior Indians 5:30 pm Wednesday Robert I. Lee.
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Pete Sultis Names Sultis Youth Baseball Squads
Pete Sultis announces the five coaches for Beaumont Midgets Giants and Yankees junior and senior leagues. Sultis lists 54 named players across the three teams. Schedules for Midget and Junior Teenage leagues include dates, venues at Humble Park, and time limits for six innings games with Friday makeup contests.
Hoeft Shines As Tigers Defeat Yankees In Eight
Lefty Billy Hoeft of Detroit hurled a two hit 8 0 win over the New York Yankees to notch two wins this season against the defending champs. Harvey Kuenn drove in four, Ray Boone homered, and Detroit built a commanding margin as Chicago moved ahead in the AL pennant chase.
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Four A&M football players suspended for fraternal group
Dallas Morning News reports four of 17 Texas A&M students suspended over alleged secret fraternal ties will be ineligible this fall. Included are Co-Captains Norbert Ohlendorf and Bill Stareeder, guard Ray Barrett, and halfback Billy Pete Huddleston. President Morgan cited reinstatement not until June 1955 and refused to reveal names.
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Bear) Bryant
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Army Signal Corps Takes Over Arctic Communications
In 1901 the Army Signal Corps assumed responsibility for all communications between the United States and Alaska along with military and civilian communications within the Alaskan territory, centralizing line operations and ensuring territorial linkages.
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