Baytown Oilers win with four hitter by Burch
Baytown staged a 10 victory over Shell Oil of Deer Part last night as Jess Burch spun a four hitter. The Oilers face Harvey Whitehead's Galveston Beach Club at 3 p.m. today at Humble Park. Sunday's game pits Port Arthur Grocers with Lester Broussard or Tommy Comqeaux starting on the mound.
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Baytown Oilers
Harvey Whitehead
Galveston Beach Club
Humble Ball Park
Jess Burch
Baytown
Shell Oil
Deer Part
Jack Angle
Merle Buren
Buck Bonds
Snell
Seveth
Burch
Oilers
Port Arthur
Lester Broussard
Tommy Comqeaux
Fort Arthur
Haleigh Gironara
Giants Rally For Ninth Win In Row In Chicago
New York Giants overcame a deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 3 at Wrigley Field. Eddie Stanky starred with four hits and a walk in a perfect at bat, handling nine chances including a double play. The Dodgers also rallied from behind in related action.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Johnny Schmitz
Cubs
Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Dark
Dodgers
Saucier Clings To Texas League Batting Lead
Frank Saucier of San Antonio remains atop the Texas League batting race with a .342 average despite a 34-point week drop. Dallas’ Bill Klaus rose to second with 229 at bats, joined by Fletcher Robbe Tulsa 336 Walt Wrona Tulsa 333 and Joe Lutz San Antonio 313. Klaus among leaders in hits with 81. Chris Van Cuyk Fort Worth dominates pitching leaders. Ray Moore Fort Worth best pitching average. Tulsa leads club hitting as Dallas Eagles climb to second, while Pirates fall. Yankee, Braves, Tigers win on a night with multiple late rallies and standout performances by Eddie Stanky Giants.
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United Press
Frank Saucier
San Antonio
Is Ile
Mission
Star
Ais
Bill Klaus
Dallas
Klaus
Fletcher Robbe
Tulsaeat
Walt Wrona
Ulsa
Joe Lutz
Stu Locktin
Okkahoma City
Jim Lemon
Oklahoma City
Lew Marion
Dellas
Dee Fondy
Fort Worth
Chris van Cuyk
Fort
Highlands Keep Pace In Church League Softball Battles
Highlands downed First Presbyterian 12 2 as Grace A Methodist beat Stewart Heights Baptist and Central Baptist edged Highlands First Baptist 4 - 4 while Baptist Temple defeated Cedar Bayou Methodist 22 5 Recreation Director Dan Stall worth announced Cedar Bayou Baptist had taken the Nazarene’s place in the league Nez arene left the league about three weeks ago Also note Dartmouth Mass report on Bro ther Protase Bauer one of Ann Bauer’s children serving religious life with several siblings in Holy Cross and Sisters of Mercy
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Highlands Second
Highlands
First Presbyterian
Grace A Methodist
Stewart Heights Baptist
Central Baptist
Highlands First Baptist
Baptist Temple
Cedar Bayou Methodist
Dan Stallaworth
Cedar Bayou Baptist
Church of Nazarene
Nezarene
Dartmouth
Mass
Protase Bauer
Holy Cross
Ann Bauer
Manchester
Michigan
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Sisters of Mercy
Standings and Friday Results Across Cities
Friday results show Beaumont 6 Dallas 2 and San Antonio 7 Oklahoma City 6 while Fort Worth beat Shreveport 10 to 1. Tulsa lost to Houston. Saint Louis 12 Boston 7 and Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 highlight multiple league standings. No strike news from Moscow Tenn where a local project proceeds with a family-run crew.
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Tulsa
Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Beaumont
Dallas
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Beaumont Fort Worth
Saint Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Petre Worth Satan
Cael
Claboma City
Choate Fires P To Win Tourney at Pine Forest
Four Baytown youths Bubba sete Johnny Heintschel Milton Holcomb and Charles Holcomb won the Pine Forest Country Club qualifying medal game for the 1950 State Junior Free Golf Tournament in Houston. Pete Betes 73 paced the field as Kelley and Champs tied for second. Heintschel posted a 84 to join the quartet advancing with Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce support.
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Baytown
Bubbasete
Johnny Heintschel
Milton, Jr
Charles _Holcomb
Pine Forrest Country Club
Houston
Bete
Kelley
Cmb
Fourtis
Bbaytoun Junior Bet of Commerce
Jaycees
Chasteatt
Alabama Wonder Boy Learns Facts Of Life
Ardmore Pa. Lee Mackay of Alabama Cinderella Bar began his second round in the National Open with a crowd of 608 watching. He had reduced Merion's exclusive acreage to shambles by earlier recor d 84 percent, and exclaimed he saw more people than ever before in one place.
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Ardmore
Lee Mackay
Alabams Cinderella Bar
Merion’s
Detroit Boston Games Set For KREL Broadcast
A Sunday doubleheader between the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers from Fenway Park will be described by Gordon MicClendon. The Liberty Broadcasting System will sponsor the broadcast with Bayshore Motors as sponsor, starting shortly after 12 noon.
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KREL
Bill Lightfoot
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Fenway Park
Boston
Gordon
MicClendon
Liberty Broadcasting System
Bayshore Motors
Baytown Mercury-Lincoln Dealer
Freeport Boat Races Postponed Until July 23
Freeport boat races scheduled for this Sunday have been postponed to July 23. Commodore Freamon Pruett of the Baytown Boat Club reported the delay due to flooding and poor conditions. Jockeys were planning to drive to the venue, with organizers citing safety concerns.
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Freeport
Freamon Pruett
Baytown Boat Club
Pruett
Brazos
Harrison Leads Open After 36 Holes In National Open
EH J Harrison of St Andrews leads 51-player field in the National Open at Ardmore Pa after 36 holes with 2 57 and a one-stroke edge on Jim Ferrier and Julius Boros. Ben Hogan and Sam Snead trail by several strokes as Cary Middlecoff among six players in the 342 bracket.
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EH. J
Dutch) Harrison
Arkansas
St Andrews
Clinton
Oo Be
Ben Ho~kan
Sam Snead
Lourmey
Biz
Jim Ferrier
Ferrier
Johnny Bulla
Julius Boros
Southern Pine
North Carolina
Ho- Zen
Dilay
Hogan
Fish
Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Harrison
Robert Skee Riegel
Alexander
Herr Picard
Lloyd Mangrum
Bob 'Tasi
Northampton
Massachusetts
Jimmy Demeret
Ojai
California
OWIU-CIO Stance Clarified by Local Readers
A Baytown reader asserts the OWIU-CIO is led by O. A. Knight with an office in Denver Colorado. The note accuses the union of withholding information and cites its constitution and by laws to urge readers to form their own conclusions.
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Owiu-Cio
O. A
Jack) ‘Knight
Denver
Colorado
International Union
International
Cit. Workers’ International Union
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