Yankees Beat Tigers 11 to 1 as Stengel Credits Versatile Pitching
Casey Stengel criticized Detroit for adding Bob Cain to beat specific teams. The Yankees routed Detroit 11 to 1, with Jerry Coleman hitting a three run homer and Joe DiMaggio adding a two run shot. Lefty Joe Ostrowski earned his first Yankee complete game win despite allowing 30 hits. Other AL results included the White Sox sweeping the East and Feller triumphing for Cleveland in a blowout of Washington 16 to 0. In NL action Presko beat the Reds 2 to 1 as Cardinal bats totaled 17 hits. Clay tile mentioned as popular bathroom wall and floor material.
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Tammy Lee halfback Brundrett to join TCU next fall
Tommy Brundrett, standout Gander halfback, will wear Texas Christian University Purple and White in fall. He led Sanders to state playoff glory against Port Arthur and Conroe, scoring 55 points and handling most extra points. Brundrett is an all-district selection and son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brundrett.
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Robert Visser To Head Lee Nine in 1945
Outfielder Robert Visser is elected captain of the Lee baseball team for next season, succeeding Mickey Pillow who returns in 1952. Visser was a regular center fielder this year and helped clinch the conference title with a strong district batting average. He also contributed on Dan Stalbworth's football squad as a backfield standout and won the Gander baseball letter this year.
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Baytown-Shell Contest Reset For Wednesday
The Bagie or Oilers Shell game scheduled last night was rained out and reset for next Wednesday. Plymouth's Oilers of Sinton oppose Baytown nine in a series at Sinton with manager Es Biggers leading the crew.
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Eagles and Missions Nearly Tied for Texas League Lead
United Press reports the Dallas Eagles and San Antonio Missions near a tie atop the Texas League after Dallas lost 3 to 2 to Fort Worth. Beaumont Roughnecks moved into third with a 3 to 1 win over Shreveport as Tulsa beat Oklahoma City 6 to 3. Vicente Lopez held Dallas to five hits while Joe Nuxhall pitched for Tulsa.
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Church League Softball Play Scheduled Tonight
Weather permitting four Church League softball games will be played tonight on the Lee diamonds. Diamond one features First Presbyter Temple Baptist at 7 30 and First Baptist against another Baptist at 9. Diamond two has Baytown Second Baptist versus St Mark's at 7 30 and Central Baptist against St Joseph at 9.
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Hogan Takes Lead in Colonial National Tournament
Fort Worth Urp The summer golf circuit opened with Ben Hogan leading the Colonial National Tournament at his home course. Hogan carded a two under par 70 to top a 42-player field, just one stroke ahead of a trio including Bill Nary Tony Penna and Dr Siddicof, who trailed in a tight pursuit.
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Jesse Owens Olympic legend remembered in 1935 headlines
Sports Calendar recalls Jesse Owens at Ann Arbor where he set a world long jump mark of 26 feet 14 inches and ran 220 yards in 20.2 seconds. The Ohio State star later triumphed in four Olympic events at Berlin, surpassing or equaling nine records across twelve appearances.
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Sugar Game sets third tilt in Aggies Arizona series
Arizona beat Texas A and M 23 to 4 to force a decisive third game in their NCAA baseball playoff series. Corrigan pitched strongly for Arizona with three hits and three RBIs, while A and M pitchers allowed 15 batters and seven errors hurt the visitors. Robin Fisher took the loss and Pat Huber won the opener for Texas A&M.
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