Ray Campbell’s One Hitter Sparks Whitesboro Win
Bdhfait Blarks Whitesboro 5-0 as Ray Campbell shines with a one hitter. Giants, Cards clash as Red Sox edge Lions Club 14-4. Yanks beat Cardinals 13-7 behind key hits from Sanderson Isom and Park.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1956
Page
6
Bdhfait Blarks Whitesboro 5-0 as Ray Campbell shines with a one hitter. Giants, Cards clash as Red Sox edge Lions Club 14-4. Yanks beat Cardinals 13-7 behind key hits from Sanderson Isom and Park.
Ray Neal Campbell pitched a one hit game to lead Bonham to a 5-0 victory over Whitesboro in seven innings. Campbell struck out 14, walked two, and had three hits including a walk for a perfect night at the plate.
The Supreme Trailers topped Ladonia 9 to 4 Friday night in Ladonia. The Trailers travel to Denplex for a Tuesday game at 7 30 p m.
St. Louis Cardinals provide a diaper service with a basinet for mothers at Busch Stadium, allowing fans to watch games without leaving babies at home. The idea nods to past promotions like Pill Veeck era stunts with the Browns.
Abilene High School defeated Dallas Highland Park 13 to 0 to win the Texas schoolboy baseball crown. Altus Scott pitched a five inning no hitter for Abilene, backed by seven Highland Park errors. Carpenter barely missed a tournament homer with a triple that scored himself due to an error. The game ended after five innings under the ten-run rule. Port Arthur beat Fort Worth Paschal 3-2 for third place.
In Sandwich England the British women amateur golfers reverse an early 2-1 deficit to beat the United States 5-4. Frances Stephens Smith defeats Polly Riley 1-up to level the match and Angela Ward downs Mary Ann Downey 4 and 3 to seal Britain’s victory in the 26 year old Curtis Cup.
Joyner leads the league with a .400 average and 86 hits while Guettler tops home runs with 26 and RBIs with 63. The Shreveport duo share run scoring top with 49, and Fort Worth’s Napoli steals 10 while Gray and Spears each have seven triples. Team batting sees Shreveport at .295, edging Houston by three points.
Minneapolis basketball icon George Mikan, famed for leading the Lakers to six titles in seven seasons, is launching a political campaign. The news notes his high profile and potential bid, with emphasis on his public image and team legacy in the NBA.
Floyd Patterson defeated Tommy Jackson in a split 12 round decision at Madison Square Garden to remain undefeated at 17 straight wins. Patterson, weighing 178 pounds to Jackson's 193, sustained a broken right hand during the bout and expressed willingness to fight Archie Moore in September if healed. Promoter Jim Norris eyed a Patterson Moore title fight for the vacant crown.
Eleven criminal cases have been set for trial before Judge A. M. Harrison in Sixth District court Monday. Names include Dwight Windle burglary Dee Hardy forgery and passing R. D. Holt obtaining things of value with worth less check Charley Lee Burton child desertion and Marshall Moore swindling no jury panel summoned.
A Republican candidate announced his bid for the third district congressional post. Incumbent Roy W. Weir is the Democratic holder of the office.
At a Fannin county meeting 25 attendees discussed game rules. A 12 to 10 vote restored the spring squirrel season for 1957 and lifted sunray fish bag limits. Biologists Carney and Bonn offered notes on deer counts and bait fish harvesting.
A blonde brick bell tower will be dedicated at Bailey Baptist Church on Sunday at 9 45 a m in memory of Jimmy Higgins a Bailey youth killed in a traffic accident on U S 82 west of Bonham December 22 1953 The gift comes from Mr and Mrs G C Higgins The dedication address will be given by Rev Mack Turner with Loyd Turner reading scripture The Higginses had earlier dedicated a memorial window for their son G C Higgins Jr fatally wounded by rifle discharge November 11 1939 The window was set in 1941 Mrs Higgins was W M S president until 1955.
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie Pearl DeLashaw 81 will be at Wise Funeral home chapel at 3 p m. She died June 8 1956 at Ivanhoe Rt 1 after months of illness. Interment in Willow Wild Bonham. Survivors include three sons Albert Durant and Lee DeLashaw and Capt Fred A DeLashaw. six daughters and 56 direct descendants.
The list names Mrs. J. R. Coen of Littlefield and several others from Lubbock Ivanhoe Borger Kiowa and Gainesville along with two brothers Will Aldridge of Kiowa Oklahoma and Joe Aldridge of Gainesville and notes 32 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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