District Baseball Playoff Drama Delivers Tight Contests
Seer WS and Ganders clash with Bryan in a district playoff, games set for 4 pm Tuesday and 8 pm Thursday at Oil Park Bay in. If needed a decisive third game would follow at 8 pm Thursday at Oil Spark. Bryan moved into the district lead after a 8-5 win over Exporters as Ganders battled Bryans Robert EB Lee for the win.
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Bryan
Bayin
Freeport
Tre Bryan
Ganders
Bryans
Robert EB
Leegle
Bryan In & District
Marquette Star Don Leahy Deflects Pressure on Coaches
Marquette University quarterback Don Leahy argues in the college magazine that fans and zealous alumni contribute to excessive pressure on football coaches. Leahy, nation’s second best forward passer last season, completed 127 of 232 passes with 22 TDs for Marquette and says scapegoating coaches ignores broader factors.
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Don Leahy
Don Brydon
Milwaukee
Umni
Leahy
Marquette University
Marquette Journal
Marquette
Creighton High School
Omaha
Neb
American Council On Education
ACE
Gosselin Fined for Menacing Gestures in Brownsville Game
Brownsville hurler Dick Gosselin was fined for threatening gestures toward manager Bob Marsh after an inning stoppage. The incident followed Gosselin opposing Hamric, who had drawn a walk and accused him of throwing a beanball. Brownsville won 8-7 behind late rally.
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Fort Worth
Dick Gosselin
Brownsville
Efurlingen
Bob Marsh
Joep
Hows Green
Gosselin
Manic
Green
Barney Smith
Hamric
Darlinen
Starting Time For Channelview Stock Races Is Changed
The Channelview Speedway stock car races shift from 8 15 p m to 8 p m to suit industrial workers. A new pit man is hired to speed race intervals with hopes of completing events by midnight. The card features three heats a trophy dash a consolation chase and a feature plus an ace McKinney motorcycle flaming wall act.
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Steadman
Tim
Butler
Jack Baldon
Ace McKinney
McKinney
Houston
Kienicigal Airport
FRIDAYS RESULTS AND COMPARATIVE LEAGUE GAMES
Friday results from the Texas and American leagues show Houston beating Oklahoma City and Dallas defeating Beaumont. The schedule lists multiple matchups with expected pitchers and scores, plus upcoming games and league standings. Major leaguers and teams like Spalding and Patterson appear in the notes.
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Fort Worth
Beaumont
Houston
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Yesseeseyese
Tulsa
Erickson
San Antonio
Fork Worth
Face
Landrum
Oklahoma
City
Patterson
Henson
Cleveland
Washington
Saint Louis
New York
Chicago
Hadelpa
Detroit
New York T
Boston
Philadelphia
Iain
McDermott
Morgan
Saint Lowis
Byrne
Wynn
Shee
Oc Marrero
Martin
Dotson
Hautteman
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Dirws
Roberts
Branca
Labine
Hearn
Spahn
Kline
Rusi
Perkowski
Hiller
Chambers
Three Run Homer Wins For Oilers
The Humble Oilers beat the Rosenberg Blue Jays to even a two game set at Oiler Park. Kenney Sears hit a two on homer in the sixth and Lefty Campbell limited House of David to four hits as Baytown took a 3-2 win.
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Humble Oilers
Rosenberg Blue Jays
Oiler Park
Oilers
House of David
Davids
Passdens
Baytown
Kenney Sears
Frankie Sparacino
Lefty Campbell
Destruction Derby Slated At Arrowhead Tark Speedway
A destruction derby will highlight the stock car races at Arrowhead Park Speedway Sunday. Premier Rey Musien announced the event, with three heat races, trophy dash, consolation and feature. Improvements include asphalt, track and covered bleachers, and officials expect larger crowds this spring and summer.
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Premsier Rey Musien
Boston
Finston
Plenty Of Sports On Tap Today
A full Humble Day sports program opens with wind and rain threats. Baytown and Houston stars play in a tennis tournament at 9 am, an exhibition doubles match at 2 pm features Len LaBoriec Rob Middiedon versus Sammy Giammalya Richard Schuette, and a canting tournament starts at 3 am. Salt boat races are set for 2:30 pm on Burnet Bay. A Lie Oi cry Rosenberg baseball game is at 2:50 pm, followed by Baytown Humble softball vs Houston Humble at 7:30 pm. The English Speaking Union awards Walter Hines Page traveling scholarships for 4- to 6-week stays in 1952-33.
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Baytown
Houston
Len LaBoriec
Rob Middiedon
Sammy Giammalya
Richard Schuette
Burnet Bay
Al Rosen Sparks Indians In Pennant Pursuit
In New York coverage of the Indians as they close in on the pennant, Al Rosen anchors the offense with a .363 average and eight home runs. The piece recalls his rocky path from caddie to major leaguer, his early doubts, and a pivotal opening day homer that endeared him to Cleveland fans. It also highlights Flip Resnarsky’s 37 homers guiding the Yankees’ challenge.
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New York
al Rosen
Pepper Martin
Yankees
Rosen
Indians
Muscu- Tar al
Beverage
Cleveland
Resan
Florida
Flip
Ken Reitner
Keltner
Detroit
Plans For 192 Dixie Series Set
In New Orleans representatives from the Texas League and Southern Association meet to finalize plans for the 1952 Dixie Series. Southern Association president Charlie Hurth and Texas League president Alvin Gardner head the delegations with committee members Jet Tages Ray Winder and Bonneau Peters among those present.
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New Orleans
Texas League
Southern Association
Charlie Hurth
Alvin Gardner
Hurth
Jet Tages
Chattanooga
Ray Winder
Little, Rock
Gardner
Bonneau ‘Peters
Shreveport ~ Club
Guy Airey
Beaumont
Shrimp and fish run boosts Gulf coast catches near Galveston
The Galveston to High Island coast enjoys a strong shrimp and fish run with mackerel, speckled trout, and redfish reported along the jetties. Amateur seiners pull big hauls, shrimp sell for high prices, and anglers note large trout weighing up to seven and three quarters pounds. Junior rifle club invites youths to meeting at the National Guard Armory with safety instruction provided.
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Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
High Island
Mackeral
Frankin Inmann
Tom Gilbert
C. A. Young
C. A
Tor Couch
A.T. Crawley
Fishers Reef
Sam
Hargraves
Long Island
Beyou
Jeff
Preacher Ray
Jeff Harbour
Milton Jordan
National Guard Armory
Baytown Rifle and Pistol Club
Frank
Yates
Indian population rising in United States says expert
United Press Outdoors expert J Fred Eder reports that American Indians are increasing faster than the national rate, with about 400,600 people in the United States. Many own lands or have moved into farming and professional roles, while citizenship and military service history are noted.
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J. Fred Eder
United Press Outdoors
United States
Indiana
Congress
Tinker
Air Force
Pearl Harbors
N.B. Johnson
National Congress of American Indians
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Phillips Petroleum Co
M. W.B. Keeler
Congressjam
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