Paine Bros Cards Pace East Little League Nightmeets
West League swings into action with Rotary Cubs vs Bayshore Yankees and Commerce O Brien Red Sox vs Willie Indians. Weather postponed games. standings show Bayshore 2-0, Cubs 1-3, Sox 0-2. First game 8 pm at Jaycee Park. Unexpected Exit in Columbus injures acrobat after trampoline stunt.
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Felton Giants Grab Second Place In Little League Standings
Paine Bros. Cards stay undefeated at 3-0 after beating Earthman Giants 9-1. Felton Giants edge Dittman Dodgers 4-3 to rise to 1-1, while Tigers fall to 0-2. Walters scored the first inning run for the Cards, GIs’ Howell pitched win with MaHan backing. Dodgers and Tigers both stranded multiple runners as scoring got underway Friday with Dodgers meeting Tigers and Cards facing Giants.
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200 Vets For Fishing Trip In Andy Anderson Fleet
Two hundred handicapped war veterans from three to four wars will sail from Freeport Texas on Andy Anderson s 10th annual disabled veterans fishing trip Saturday June 26. About sixty boats will participate with invitations based on disability and regional rosters include Dallas Fort Worth and Brook Army Hospital San Antonio. Special guests from Memphis and Beaumont may join. activities include a beach breakfast swimming party luncheon and theater for families. No ladies on the boat trip while wheel chair and amputee groups are accommodated with special boats and support from VFW American Legion and local officials.
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Trabert Makes Bid In French Tennis
Tony Trabert the United States champion begins his bid for the French title in Paris as he meets Jacques Maloose in a second round match. Seeded first in the U S and second in the tournament he drew a first round bye as cold wind swept the opening day. Vic Seixas Wimbledon champion seeded fourth led America’s first round advances but Clerici defaulted. Art Larsen seeded 12th not in first round plays Ramanathan Krishnan in a second round.
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Forgot His Pay at Plant Break In Houston
Two men climbed a wall, broke a skylight, and slid down a drainage pipe to enter the Superior Manufacturing Co. plant. Police arrested them inside after one claimed he worked there and had come to pick up his pay. Also note regard to six platinum metals with ruthenium isolated about a century ago.
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Lassies Defeat Highlands in Softball Tilt at Robert Lee Diamond
Baytown Lassies, led by Scotty Price on the mound, defeated Highlands 7 to 3 at the Robert Lee diamond Tuesday night. Betty Joyce Lindsay led with two hits in three at bats, while Chunky Rogers starred at short for the winners. The Lassies next meet Ruth Williams' Pasadena team at 7 30 pm Friday on the ABL diamond.
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Charles and Marciano Work Hard In Training Sparring
Champion Rocky Marciano rested a second straight day at Grossinger New York while challenger Ezzard Charles did five miles of road work at Monticello. Both planned daily sparring sessions for the rest of the week as they prepare for their June heavyweight title clash.
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