Red Sox win third straight in Bonham Little League
Red Sox beat the Yanks 8 4 to extend their lead as Cards top Giants 20 13 to seize sole second place. In the opener Red Sox drew four walks and benefited from Yankee errors to win. The night cap saw Giants surge with 10 runs in a frame before Cards answered with 11 in the next.
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Ward Wins British Amateur at Prestwick in All American Final
Harvie Ward of Tarboro North Carolina captured the British Amateur title at Prestwick Scotland defeating Frank Stranahan 6 and 5 in the final. Ward rallied after a jittery start and never trailed after taking a 2 up lead, securing the victory on the 31st hole before about 1000 spectators.
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Frank Stranahan
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North Carolina
Toledo
Stranahan
Winning Pitcher Highlight in Narrow Baseball Victory
In a tight game Moss and Ross delivered key hits while Julian earned the win and Ross took the loss. The decisive moments centered on timely hitting and strong pitching to seal the victory.
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Julian
Charley Grimm Named Manager of Boston Braves
New York May 31 Tommy Holmes fired as manager of the Boston Braves and replaced by veteran Charley Grimm. Braves General Manager John Quinn says Holmes will stay in the organization. Grimm’s appointment surprised. he had earlier said he had no desire to return to the majors.
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Political Calendar Announces Local Democratic Races
Local Democratic primaries list candidates for various offices including Congress Fourth District Sam Rayburn and Reagen Brown, State Senator, House of Representatives Tibby Wright and Red Mankin, Sixth Judicial District Judge A Broadfoot and A Harrison, Sheriff Carl Ridings and Talmadge Moore, Commissioner Precincts 2 and 4, County Clerk and County Judge, Constable Precinct 1. Names like Robert Bellows, Dick Waits, Melvin Epperon, Jess Moord, and Joel Kelly appear among others.
Broadfoot seeks re election as District Judge 6th Texas
Judge Albert S Broadfoot announces his campaign for re election to the office of District Judge for the 6th Judicial District of Texas. He highlights decades of service in Lamar and Fannin Counties, emphasizes experience, and notes his farm roots, education, legislative and prosecutorial background, and family ties. His wartime service as a bomber pilot is remembered along with his late son Albert S Broadfoot Jr.
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England
Community party reshuffle and regional purges reported
A Bucharest broadcast notes missing names in the French party secretariat and reports firing of two Romanian Community party deputy premiers. In Czechoslovakia the Minister for Physical Culture is out, and Bulgaria begins another general purge. Radio Free Europe cites a Stalin health report that is unconfirmed and may be fake.
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Gridders Dismissed For Part in Raid
At the University of Oklahoma two of three students expelled for participation in a lingerie raid were football players. The president says one was an end and another a backfield man, identities withheld, with all known participants placed on probation.
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