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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
2
Sherman Ives of the Connectional State Grange told an interstate conference in Springfield that the nation is "dam crazy" about dams. He warned the push could do more damage than good.
Governor Frank Lausche of Ohio pulled back from the commissioner bid and urged George Trautmann to lead the minor leagues. He said he had been approached by major league officials about the position and questioned his own prospects amid Washington talks. Hap Chandler warned Congress that no one should take the old post as long as the 12 of 16 clubs rule remains.
The scene unfolds with a tense confrontation between Bart Tex and a grieving heroine. She recalls a doomed romance with Rick and a web of betrayals leading to murder. Tonto questions why Rick was killed as the aftermath reveals the doomed lovers and a tragic ending.
In a tense postwar scene Tonto consoles Ruby amid a violent incident. Ruby admits jealousy and danger shadows over a fragile relationship. The pair discuss forgiveness and a possible marriage as emotions flare and trust is tested.
Yesterday's baseball results across multiple leagues show Fort Worth beating Dallas 7 to 5 and San Antonio defeating Shreveport 5 to 4. Oklahoma City won 3 to 2 over Tulsa, and Houston lost 4 to 2 to Beaumont. Local league scores include Amarillo 5 over Albuquerque 0 and Lubbock 93 to 6 over Lamesa. A congressional hearing discussed whether baseball operates like big business and could face anti trust scrutiny.
The Ionham Cotton Mill Soft Ball squad aims to narrow the gap on league leader Honey Grove by hosting Allen’s Point in Bonham tomorrow night. Honey Grove draws Windom in Joney Grove the same evening. Christian to start on the mound for Cotton Mill as hoopla of Fannin County league action continues.
The West Point honor code violation led to 90 cadets being dismissed, many football players. Senator Fulbright proposes removing Army and Navy teams from college football amid calls for a congressional probe and sweeping athletic investigations.
Five local golfers entered the McKinney golf tournament this weekend. Participants included John Cochran Doyle Black David Lane sob Barrow and Martin Jr. A playoff was held this morning to determine a winner.
The West Point cheating scandal has imperiled most of Army’s 1951 starting lineup with about 90 cadets facing dismissal. Cadet Ed Weaver of Kingston NY is the only player stated not implicated. Senator McCarran calls for a congressional probe while lingering questions remain over player Bob Blaik and coaching future.
The body of William Hill, a veteran riverman, was recovered from the Lower Niagara River near the Maid of the Mist landing after a rubber barrel attempt to go over the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. The years old was identified in Jacksonville report.
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