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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1950

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Eagles Rally Past Cats in Fort Worth Dedication Game

More than 10,000 fans witnessed the Daius Eagles beat the Cats 2 to 1 at La Grave Field Fort Worth in a dedication of the rebuilt ball park. Ray Moore pitched eight innings allowing one hit and Dallas scored on two Fort Worth errors and a second inning two-base mishap. Mike Wemish yielded a ninth inning homer to Jim Halkard after replacing Moore. In other action Oklahoma City beat Tulsa 7 4 with Charlie Sipple earning the win and Bob Lemon his 32nd homer. Beaumont edged Houston 6 5 in 11 innings as San Antonio rainouts postponed games.

Daius Eagles la Grave Field Fort Worth Eagles Ball Park Ray Moore Dallas Tommy Tatum Moore Mike Wemish Jim Halkard Shreveport Oklahoma City Indians Tulsa Oilers Oilers Charlie Sipple Bob Lemon Stu Locklin Beaumont Indians Houston San Antonio Oklahoma City Tulsa American Association Indianapoli Louisville Toledo Columbus Milwaukee Kansas City St. Paul & Minneapolis Crowley Jacksonville Lake Charles Port Arthur Galveston Lurkin Tyler Bryan Paris Gladewater Longview Marshall Henderson Kilgore Albuquerque Clovis Pampa Lubbock Lamesa Abilene Borger Amarillo Temple Gainesville Greenville Texarkana Wichita Falls Austin Waco Sherman Brownsville Corpus Charlingen Laredo de Rio McAllen Odessa Ballinger Ruswell Big Spring Vernon San Angelo Sweetwater Midland

Fan nin County Softball resumes July 11

After a week off for the July 4 holidays, Fan nin County Softball League games return Tuesday night July 11 with Bonham Cotton Mill at Windom and Gober at Southwest Pump in Bonham. Other fixtures list Dodd City at Cotton Mill July 12, Wolfe City at Gober, Windom at Dodd City July 14, and further matchups through July 21.

Fannin County Softball League Bonham Cotton Mill Windom Gober Southwest Pump Bonham Dodd City Wolfe City

Baseball score roundup with rain shortened games

American League games ended early due to rain. Cleveland 3 D trot 6, St Louis 1 New York 12 Philadelphia 8 Washington 9 Boston 7 at end of 7th. National League Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1. St Louis 3 Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 10 New York 3 and Philadelphia 9 New York 7 suspended, finished last night. Boston at Brooklyn postponed.

Cleveland Chicago St. Louis New York Philadelphia Washington Boston Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Philadelpha Brooklyn

Funeral rites held for Harold L. McLain in Denison

Harold L. McLain 24 died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital McKinney. Final rites were at 2:30 Wednesday at First Baptist Denison with Rev. W B Billingsley. burial at Cedarlawn Memorial Park. He served in WWII and left parents Emma Lou Banks McLain wife a daughter Pat era plus siblings.

Harold L. McLain Veterans Hospital McKinney W. B. Billingsley First Baptist Church Cedarlawn Memorial Park

Stengel names 25 man AL All Star squad and picks Tigers

Detroit Tigers duo Ted Gray and Art Houtteman lead the AL All Star selections chosen by manager Casey Stengel. Cleveland contributors Bob Feller Bob Lemon catcher Jim Hegan join Stengel picks along with Dimaggio Stephens Scarborough Fain Lollar Michaels and others. Charlies leaves New York for Cincinnati after a preflight physical.

New York Detroit Tigers Asev Stengel Ted Gray Art Houtteman Gray Stengel Allie Reynolds Vic Rachi Tommy Byrne Joe Dimaggio Tommy Hentich Derry Coleman Cleveland Bob Feller Bob Lemon Jim He

Cardui Promises Relief From Monthly Cramps

Cardui is promoted as a medicine for girls and women to ease periodic cramps and jitters. The ad claims it helps control uterine spasms, not a pain killer, and suggests trying Cardui with a note to shop at local dealers.

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