Murray-Go-Round: Snow Fights in Yellowstone Echoes
By TOM MURRAY COOLING THOUGHT. The writer describes a postcard from Beverly and Lucile Rockheeld featuring a brown bear in Yellowstone, noting the heat and the pair’s cold North Country excursion toward Canada. The piece Path crosses into light travelogue with brief mentions of Wash ington paper readers and a relay team sensation.
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Snowballs For Ammo hall Leads League with Big Power
John stars in the first half season with a high slugging pace and a remarkable 993 foot homer over the hedge at Oiler Park. He has two doubles in 10 hits over 21 plate appearances and has driven the ball past defenders, including a three times fouled ball and a strikeout by Freddie Huey. Friday night he and Huey will face each other again in the Senior All-Star game with Pasadena at Quer Park.
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Higainst Huey
Fred
Io Liars
Bui W
Pasadena
Quer Park
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Junnior
Fred Marti
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McWilliams
Bill Hartman
Kalbitz
Hartman
Happy Bauman
Phil Grayson
Chile Cauthen
Albert Elliott
Dodger
Vernon Olney
Optimist Giants
Doak Walker interview and local sports notes in El Paso
A fragmented clippings page mentions Doak Walker in a radio exchange with Chude Marrey while noting infant moments at a Teen-Age game, upcoming Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Church League softball in August in El Paso, and Wooster Baptist as defending state champion. Also referenced are San Antonio golfer Chuck Klein, Bear Bryant and Fred Broussard’s football contract with the Steelers, and Kizue Dunne’s return to the San Antonio Missions from the Orioles.
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Doak
John Adams
el Paso
Texas Amateur Athletic Federa
Tion
Wooster Baptist
San Antonio
Chuck Klein
Chuck
Fred Broussard
Aggies
Bear Bryant
Pittsbore Steelers
Kizue Dunne
San Antonio Missions
Ourioles
Southwest Conference Lights Up Coody Saga Again
Southwest's famed Coody saga continues as Baylor star Jerry Coody, once an All Southwest halfback in 1992-53, shifts from football to basketball while England bound rider Conrad seizes nerve with a self-whistle routine. Dodgers and Dodgers' rivals stir. Arroyo and Hemus cited as rising NL noise.
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Phiver
Baylor
Jerry Coody
Dor Conrad
Doe
England
Wooster Baptist All-Star Senior Teen Baseball Team Named
Wooster Baptists win 10-2 as Johnny Pfardrescher calls senior teens to a Thursday traction session at Oiler Park. Judy Gerry leads top coach PFardrescher in charge with a 20-man All-Star lineup featuring Savitannz, Langford, Mixa, Mills, Schwendeman, Hollaway, Davis, Wiles, Hicks, Besk, Byrne, Oviedo, Vuey, Badd, Mewis, Baughman, and Alvis.
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Oiler Park
Par Werkaut
Pfardrescher
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Woks Tike
Snaris Briefs to Coach at Houston
The Houston school hired Morriss standout pitcher from South Louisiana Institute to replace coach Duck Patterson. The Rams welcome Earl Stee and Willig Roberts for the summer camp starting July 7 with Don Wade as quarterback and Billy Wade returning as LA back.
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Morriss
South Louisiana Institute
Duck Patterson
Rams
ANC
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Don Wade
Earl Stee
Willig Roberts
Billy Wade
Pasadena All-Stars Meet Sun Sports Editors at Night
Ry Tom Murray and Bob Kalbitz will coach the Pasadena All-Stars in a Wednesday night game at Leszue Baseball Stadium. Junior Gametime begins at 7:30 with Pasadena youth teams competing and Sun Sports Editor in attendance for coverage.
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Bob Kalbitz
Sun Sports
Pasadena All-Stars
Solidena
Pasadena
All-Star Line-Ups Highlight Kalbitz Rooster of Hopes
Kalbitz, former Houston Butt first-sacker, plans a strong lineup for three days at the rodeo grounds. McWilliams leads the pitching with a 3-0 mark and 38 strikeouts in 17 innings. Olney Fontenot and Elliott provide power in the field and on the mound. In Helsinki, a US track squad arrives for a Finland and Scandinavia tour led by Blair Cornerback Seaman Backus and Reiser.
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Scandinavian Countries
David Alford Stars as Squeaky Star II Clinches East Little League Title
David Alford pitched a one hitter with 12 strikeouts and belted a game winning homer as Squeaky Star II Cards beat Harthman Tigers 2 1 to clinch the East Little League crown. Leon Holle fanned 13, but fell short as Dittman Dodgers loss helped Va ine clinch. Giants move to third with Mark Blankenship holding Dodgers to four hits. East standings show Cards 12 3, Dittman 7 8, Giants move up after second win.
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Campanella Knee Injury Draws X rays For Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers star catcher Ray Campanella had his injured left knee X rayed as injuries piled up for the team. Pitcher Buss Me who was injured in a collision in Milwaukee last Sunday suffered a broken shoulder bone and will be sidelined. Duke Snider and Johnny Pargo are also out with leg and other injuries.
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Balance Leads Little League Hitting and Pitching Leaders
Balance in Little League shows the keys to success as hitting and pitching dominate through June 23. East League top hitter is the Paint Bros Cards with a .613 average and West League standout Squeaky Yates leads Bayshore Yankees in pitching as top 10 lists include multiple players from both teams. Tigers sign three pitching prospects Bill Page Atin Dygery Dudlievn and Joe Dwyer assigned to Jamestown farm club. Hot Springs pro Herman Peery expected to adapt to golf course life, born on the 6th.
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Cardinals
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Wilkie Indians
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Tatran Tigers
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Teen All Star Pilot Calls Up Wooster Baptist Softball Team
Wooster Baptist softballers blasted Houston's Shell 10 to 2 at Oiler Park as Louis Carter earned the win. Wooster leads 7-0 while St. Mark's sits 6-1. Carter favored to start the St. Mark's game as Wooster, defending state champs, pursues another key league win. Also: Rod Dedeaux will lead a 22 player Southern California tour of the Far East beginning July 15, playing 30 games in Japan Korea Okinawa the Philippines and Hawaii. Gottlieb signs with Phillies assigned to Three Rivers in the Provincial League.
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The Junk Pitcher Legend In Baseball History
Sports writers note that fireball pitchers like Bob Feller are immortalized in legend due to speed and deceptive changeups. Al Lopez’s Cleveland Indians and hitters such as Jim Konstanty, Sal Maglie, and Ed Lopat exemplify the junk ball craft, with Maglie repeatedly stifling Dodgers and Konstanty earning MVP honors as a pennant winner.
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Basehad Nen
Lofty Grove
Bob Feller
Mnang
Bob Turley
Merl Scar
Karl Spooner
SM Remient
Rex Barney
Swift Coly
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