Britain faces choices as Middle East role may shrink
Editorial notes Britain may pull back from Middle East duties due to war weariness and finances. It warns that losing Suez and regional influence could heighten Western security risks and pressure the United States for greater aid.
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Ike's Plank Teams Battle for Early League Position
The opening league games left Wichita Falls close to sixth place Longview with only three and a half games separating them. Temple beat Tyler 3 to 2 after a nine inning rally, Longview defeated Paris 8 to 5 despite being outhit, Austin overcame Waco 8 to 5, and Texarkana dropped the first two to the Spudders but won the finale.
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Major League Play Resumes as pennant chase renews
Baseball headlines note the National League heavyweights with Brooklyn and New York leading and St. Louis on a nine game streak. In the American League the Yankees top the standings with three games to spare while Chicago Cleveland Washington and Boston stay in the chase amid pitching and lineup changes.
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Oklahoma Aggie Named Sports Editor at A. and M.
Jones W Ramsey of Stillwater Oklahoma and Oklahoma A and M graduate was named sports news director for Texas A and M College. He succeeds Kenneth Bond who resigned. The appointment was announced yesterday in Cullige Station.
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Baseball calendar shows mixed results across leagues
American League has no games. Texas League results include Fort Worth 4 Tulsa 1, Dallas 6 Oklahoma City 4, Shreveport 5 Beaumont 2. Gulf Coast and West Texas leagues post multiple scores. Corpus Christi at Texas City postponed due to wet grounds.
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Ardmore Defeats First Place Rockets In Sooner State League
Ardmore crushed the first place McAlester Rockets 7 to 3 marking a giant-killer upset. Chickasha beat Shawnee 3 to 2 to pull into a first place tie with McAlester, while Sherman routed Ada 13 to 2 and Lawton edged Pauls Valley 8 to 7 in other games.
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Lake Charles Lakers extend win streak to eight
The Lake Charles Lakers beat Harlingen 6 to 5 to record their eighth straight victory in the Gulf Coast League. Port Arthur widened its lead with a 5 to 3 win over Brownsville, while Laredo defeated Galveston 12 to 3. Corpus Christi Texas City game postponed due to wet grounds with four games on tap tonight.
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Spudders Open Big State Lead With Win Over Bears
Wichita Falls beat Texarkana 7 to 5 to widen the Big State League lead to one and a half games. The Spudders kept four other contenders at bay as they held strong late. A stumble could invite a late surge from pursuers.
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Odessa Leaders Hold Longhorn League Pace After 4 3 Win
Odessa stays four games up in the Longhorn League after a 4 3 victory over the Sweetwater Swatters. Big Spring blanked Vernon 2 0 to stay in second as Oilers stretch lead. Midland edged Artesia 3 2. San Angelo defeated Roswell 6 0. Tonight Artesia visits Midland and Odessa hosts Sweetwater.
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Lamesa Drops Fourth Straight to Clovis in Slugfest
Lamesa fell 8 to 5 at home as Clovis Pioneer batters powered five homers in a high scoring game. The loss extends Lamesa's skid to four, while Amarillo edge Pampa 7 to 6 and Albuquerque beat Lubbock 9 to 6. Tonight Albuquerque plays Lubbock, Amarillo meets Pampa, Borger faces Abilene, and Clovis visits Lamesa.
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Bonham Daily Favorite Publisher Notice and Rights
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Little League Box Scores Trade at Home and Save
A local Little League page presents box scores from recent games with emphasis on home performance. The feature highlights batting averages and defensive plays by teams trading off at home and away, noting standout performances and key innings.
Eisenhower Gains Lead as Delegates Seated at Convention
The Republican National Convention seated pro Eiseshower Texas and Georgia delegations in a double setback for Taft. Eisenhower leads Taft in delegate counts, with 32 to 497, as the platform is approved. Civil rights delegates voice concern over a watered down plank and may push for a stronger demand.
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