Defending Champion Rotary Cubs Win II Opener
West Littl League opens with Felton Giants vs Paine Bros Cards and Dittman's Dodgers vs Hartiman Tigers in nightcap. Lefty Frazier's Tigers aim to mirror Rotary Cubs as Dodgers face Dodgers rival L. B. Phillips. Hock Butcher Giants and Bob Kalbitz Cards start East League.
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Felton Giants
Paine Bros
Dittman
Dodgers
Hartiman Tigers
Lefty Frazier
Tigers
Rotary Cubs
L. B. Phillips
Hock Butcher
Giants
Bob Kalbitz
Cardinals
Cubs
Yankees
Red Sox
Indians
Cards
Paul Prince Buick Co Used Cars Ad
A Buick dealer promotes reliable used cars with full inspections and reconditioning by experienced mechanics to uphold a good name. The note emphasizes friendly service, fair prices, and long term customer relationships, inviting buyers to visit for excellent values and maintenance.
Barsalou Leads Yanks Over Wilkie In Second
In Baytown 1954 Little League opener, Bayshore Yankees beat Wilkie Indians 4-1 behind Trey Barsalou who struck out 14, went 3 for 3, and limited the Indians to two hits. Eddie Ueckert homered for the Indians as Charles Chrincik took the loss.
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Barsalou
Yanks
Wilkie
Rotary Cubs
Commerce O'Brien Red Sox
Trey Barsalou
Bayshore Yankees
Wilkie Indians
Cubs
Innning Red Sox
Baytown
Fighting Red Sox
Wayne Bertsch
George Laird
Murray Foreman
Red Sox
Foreman
Sox
Bertsch
Laird
Yankees
Indians
Eddie Ueckert
Charles Chrincik
Red. Sox
Cos Indians
Three Cedar Bayou Players Made Lee Varsity 1954
Cedar Bayou selects Cleo Proctor Tom m y Tack ridge and Joe Frank Robins for the Robert E. Lee Ganders 1954 varsity team. Proctor Robins and Lockridge shown as key prospects with Robins at fullback and Tack ridge speed and defense. Stewart shines in mile relay drawing college interest while Lee tennis teams see Wilkins win singles and Fuller Roberts reach doubles semis.
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Tommy Lockridge
Joe Robins
Cleo Proctor
Cedar Bayou
Tommy Tackridge
Joe Frank Robins
Robert E. Lee
Dan Stallworth
Baytown
Footh
Ganders
Proctor, Lockridge
Robins
Proctor
RSL
Robina
Bears
Lockridge
Robing
Rel
Paul Wilkins
Wilkins
Tommy Roberts
Don Fuller
Roberti
Lee
Austin
Fuller
Roberts
University of Texas
Beaumont Keeps Buffs Last Missions Move Back Into First Place
The Beaumont Exporters gained a 5 1 victory over Houston as the top Midland Texas League standings shifted with San Antonio taking sole lead after a 10 3 win over Shreveport. Fort Worth and Tulsa canceled due to rain while Shreveport suffered a ninth straight loss. Gerry Jacobs Frank Kollert and Joe Durham homered for the Missions who benefited from an eight run sixth inning powered by timely hitting. Blues Win Trophy.
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Beaumont
United Press
San Antonio
Shreveport
Houston
Fort Worth
Dans
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Gerry Jacobs
Frank Kollert
Joe Durham
Gene Tarabilda
Baytown Merchants Face Houston Apaches At Oiler Park
The Baytown Merchants host the Houston Apaches at Oiler Park Tuesday night aiming to improve their two game winning streak. Joe Martinez will start on the mound for Baytown in the 8 pm game.
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Baytown Merchants
Houston Apaches
Oiler Park
Joe Martinez
Baytown
Baytown Coach Named Texas High School Tennis Boss
Leo LaBorde, Baytown tennis coach for high school and junior highs, was elected president of the Texas High School Tennis Coaches Association at a meeting in Austin last Thursday. He spoke at a coaches clinic about developing high school tennis players and tutored during a state tournament session.
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Leo LaBorde
Baytown
Texas High School Tennis Coaches Association
LaBorde
Austin
Orioles Still Plugging Hand Athletics Beating
Major league action featured the Indians rallying past the Yankees 8 to 7 behind rookie Don Messi after Bob Lemon lasted two innings. The seven-hit Cleveland showed errors and a passed ball that helped New York, while Al Lopez used Mike Garcia in relief for the upcoming game. In the other game, Baltimore erased a late deficit to top Philadelphia 7 to 6 as Kryhoski drove in four.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Don Messi
Bob Lemon
Dave Philney
Tlinas Cleveland
Whitey Ford
Bob Kuzava
Gil McDougald
Messi
Jim Hogan
Indians
al Lopez
Mike Garcia
Casey Stengel
Yogi Berra
Frank Crogetli
Cleveland
Bill Summers
Orioles
Athletics
Bob Trice
Trice
Ed Burtschy
Gil Coan
Dick Kryhoski
Sam Mele
Howie Fox
Baltimore
Kryhoski
Mercury Styling and Economy Highlight New 1950-51 Ads
The ad touts Mercury’s standout styling from front fender to rear, new color options, and increased power while claiming the most efficient engine in Mercury history. It emphasizes top trade-in value, promising a higher percentage return at trade-in time for 1950 or 1951 cars, any make or model, delivery at dealers.
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Mercury
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Alenco Glass
Thad P. Fenelon
Greaham
Buick
Paul A. Prince
Paul Prince Buick Co
Market St
Baytown, Texas
Richard Hooper
Wayne Bell
Carroll Davis
Mike Lawless
Lawless
Clyde Murray
Beverly Roeckhold
Michael Stewart
Stewart
Michael
Blues
Louisville
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Merchants
New Tennis Group Proxy
Robert RB
Don Puller
Tommy Reberts
United States
Walker’s Gin
Berghoff Beer
New York
Pete Moreng
Physician’s Hospital
Belmont Park
Moretto
Libby
Long Island
Pimlico
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Frank Armi
Hanford
Calif
Johny Tolan
Denver
Colo
Mitchell's
OM Mitchen Reuss
Roney” McMuit
Tey Thay
Wisconsin Sv Os Weel
America
Ed Suflin
Kguelty
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Market Street
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