Lee Texarkana temple Denison Tilts Top Card
Lee Texarkana temple Denison tilt headline a two feature highlight on a long week of Class AAAA and ASA football. The 1952 schedule opens midweek with Highland Park at Dal-Hi and Breckenridge facing Big Spring as 43 games across four divisions unfold with border-city matchups and regional showdowns.
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Temple
Wildcats
Doyle Tra
Caridge
Denison
ASA
Highland Parkes
Dal-Hi Stadium
Dani Adamson
Breckenridge
Bucks
Big Ng
Giddings
Lexington
LaGrange
Lubbock
Arlington
Border Cities
Interglor
Eh Breckensale
Carlsbad
N. M
el Paso
Bowie
Roswell
Ysieta
Shreveport
Byrd
Marshall
Hollis
Okla
Ington
Hobbs
Ker- DeKalb
Idabel
Bothe
Tipton
Thurs
Brit
Odessa
Port Arcontest
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Cleburne
Waco
Kerrville
Austin
Brownwood
Goodtephenville
LaVega
Mexia
Newcastle
Burkburnett
Rio Grande Valley
Baytown Area Grid Schedule This Week
This week’s Baytown area grid schedule features games at 7:30 p.m. Thursday Dickinson at Cedar Bayou and Horace Mann Junior High at Woodland Acres Gaiena Park. Friday games include Lee Gander s versus Texarkana at Baytown and Crosby at Barbers Hill starting 8 p.m.
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Baytown Area
Dickinson
Cedar Bayou
Horace Mann Junior High
Woodland Acres
Gaiena Park
Lee Ganders
Texarkana
Baytown
Crosby
Barbers Hill
Mize hits in all 14 parks with grand slam
Big Johnny Mize of the Yankees, aged 39, homered as a pinch hitter for a grand slam in the sixth at Griffith Stadium, completing a unique record of 2 home runs in all 14 major league parks. The 18 year veteran seeks 2,000 hits, with this season possibly his last.
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Washington
Johnny Mize
Yankees
Mize
Griffith Stadium
Senators
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Reds
Bob Rush
Grady Hatton
Rush
Pittsburgh
Enos Slaughter
al Brazie
Red Sox
Athletics
Dom DiMigio
Hoot Evers
Eddie Joost
A's
Tigers
White Sox
Ted Gray
Ed Lopat
Cleveland
Larry Deby
Luke Easter
al Rosen
Harry Simpson
Wally Westlake
Dodgers
Roe
Maglie No Mystery To Reese Of Dodgers
New York reports Sal Maglie may puzzle many Dodgers batters but Pee Wee Reese has solved him. Reese hit a towering homer off Maglie for his sixth of the season as the Dodgers beat the Giants 6 to 1.
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Magtie
Reese
Dodgers
New York
Sal Maglie
Dodger
Pee Wee Reese
Maglie
Mike Garcia Carries Tribe Ring Hopes
Mike Garcia powered Cleveland’s pennant bid with back to back shutouts and a string of scoreless innings. The Indians, with five tough starts ahead and rest for their top lefties, rival the Yankees and Dodgers in a tight league race as Gromek and others bolster relief duties. The Dodgers' late surge under Roe extends their lead while other pennant races evolve across the circuit.
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Carl Lundquist
NEW_YORK
Mike Garcia
Cleveland
Garcia
Indians
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
al Lopez
Bobby Feller
Browns
Steve Gromek
Yankees
Senators
Johnny Mize
Griffith Stadium
Dodgers
Preacher Roe
Gil Hodges
Pee Wee Reese
Shotgun Shuba
Billy Cox
Giants
Phillies
Braves
Steve Ridzik
Boston
Lew Burdette
Burdette
Connie Ryan
Richie Ashburn
Jack Daniels
New Woman Golf Champ Jackie Pung Faces Cash Struggle
Jackie Pung, the new U S Women s Amateur champion from Hawaii, borrowed 200 dollars two days before the Portland tournament to finance her trip. She weighs 214 pounds after tournament eating and plans to turn professional, reluctant to leave her husband and two children.
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San Francisco
Jackie Pung
U.S
Portland
Islands
Fackie
Pung
New Gander Dressing Room Gains Elbow Room For Athletes
Gander athletes welcome spacious Memorial Stadium dressing rooms shared by football baseball tennis and track teams. The five part facility includes trainer’s room two private dressing rooms for each team officials and coaches, a central equipment room, full ventilation to dry wet gear in seconds, private showers and drying rooms, and heated ceramic tile walls with air space for durability.
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Gander
Memorial Stadium
Beverly Rockhold
Hach
Jaycee Grid Celebration Opens Schoolboy Football Season
Baytown Jaycees host a 7:36 pm meeting to kick off the schoolboy football season at Mendey in the Quack Shack. Robert E. Lee and Cedar Bayou high school coaches and captains attend as guests, with Humble Oil’s movie Highlights of 1951 Southwest Conference Football and last fall’s Gander games footage shown. State Jayce President Ray Roberts of Grand Prairie and Vice President Jim Scarborough of Galveston will also attend.
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Baytown Jaycees
Mendey
Quack Shack
Robert E. Lee
Cedar Bayou
Humble Oil
State Jayce
Ray Roberts
Grand Prairie
Jim Scarborough
Galveston
Lee Ga nders Defenders Spark Scrimmage at Memories Stadium
Lee’s defense shone in a two hour scrimmage with Freeport at Memories Stadium drawing about 1600 fans. Highlights included Burchett’s 59 yard TD run and Gander line backing plays by Gentry and DelHommellen. Novasad added two interception proves as Gray and Adams solidified the left flank.
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Freeport
Lee Ganders
Ganders
Memories Stadium
Texar
Kena
Dan Stallworth
Lee
Chester Burchett
Burchett
Robert La“pez
Gsnders
Tommy Gentry
Gentry
Louis DelHommellen
H.T. Norris
J. W. Gammel
Baytown JH
Gammel
Gander
Birnie Novasad
Novasad
Gerald Orton
Fred Ernst
Helf Eddie Gray
Norman Adams
Sedgman and Connolly Crown Wimbledon Doubles Champs
Forest Hills reports conclude Sedgman and Maureen Connolly defended their National Amateur Wimbledon doubles titles. Sedgman crushed Gardnar Mulloy 6-1 6-2 6-3 in 47 minutes, while Connolly overwhelmed Doris Hart 6-3 7-5, prompting talk of future pro careers and Davis Cup plans. Connolly’s form fuels chatter she may eclipse Helen Moody if amateur status endures. Sedgman faces a rumored $75,000 pro bid in January after fulfilling Australian duties.
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Forest Hills
Frank Sedgman
Maureen Connolly
Sedgman
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Australia
Jack Kramer
Miss Connolly
San Diego
Calif
Doris Hart
Coral Gabies
Helen Wills Moody
U. S
Center Court
Mrs. Moody
Alice Marble
Pauline Betz
Hugh Cherry
Big Bill Tilden
Ellie Vines
Fred Perry
Don Budge
Bobby, Ruggs
Kramer
Mars
Moody
Mulloy
Lean Gar
Del Ennis sidelined with broken left hand
Del Ennis of the Philadelphia Phillies is sidelined indefinitely with a broken left hand after injuring it while pursuing a foul ball in the sixth inning of the first game of a two night doubleheader against the Boston Braves. X rays showed a fracture of the second metacarpal bone.
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Philadelphia
del Ennis
Philadelphi Phillies
Ennis
Boston Braves
General Plays Tonight In Jacinto City Tourney
The General Tire softballers are slated to play again at 9 in Jacinto City for the Invitation Tournament. They opened with a 0 loss to Phillips Brug last Friday as Willie Wilhelm pitched a no hitter for Phillips, striking out 17. Tire’s Bot Tucker allowed five safeties as the tourney uses a double elimination format. Manager Hoot Hamilton said Tire wouldn’t know tonight’s opponent until arrival.
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General Tire
Jacinto City
Tire
Phillips Brug
Wilie Wilhelm
Phillips
Bot Tucker
Hoot Hamilton
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Geteland
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Pet
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York Louis
Burgh
Auto — Signature — Furniture
Sea ‘the Briendy Company
Guardian Financial Corporation
PI Baytown
West Texas Svc
Ponti
Grunton Theatre
ENA
Eas. Shaw & Pmenes
Long's Theatre
Waston
Fannin
Shane
Atwood
Harrissurg
JB Motors
Ciuo
Pet. Musial
St. OF
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Cleve
Goodman
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Keit
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Berra
Cos Née Hodges
Zemial Athletics
Daby
Hemus
Musial
Fox
Adams
Lockman
Black
Wilhelm
Yuhas
Shantz
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Sparky) Bond
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