First Seven Days July Set Aside As Sports Week
The Amateur Athletic Union proposes July as National Sports Week to mobilize athletic facilities for better health. The plan frames sport as a patriotic service and a defense of the nation by building discipline, courage, and stamina through wholesome recreation amid desolate times.
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Defense group surveys Latin America for noncompetitive tropics
Washington based Defense Problems of the 21 republics plans a survey to identify non competitive tropical crops for U S markets in Latin America. Potential items include rubber quinine hemp and retenon. Imports exceed 150 million dollars yearly and aim to lessen South American reliance on Europe while boosting cotton and wheat exports.
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Lawton Sets from Oklahoma and Tex Easter Pageant Debuts
The first night presents a drama on infancy and Christ’s childhood to age 12. A tableau shows the Rock covered with Indian garlands in Comanche language by a Devo mission girl. Rev. Wallock plans a five year revival due to size, and the Easter pageant will be repeated annually.
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Camp Fire Girls discuss plans for new projects
McKelyn outlines a proposed outing and the Hobby Club readiness to start work soon. Miss McKelyn is preparing a bag to present on KRRV Sherman soon. Mrs Roy Gass and Mrs John lead an active junior group, with a new set of Camp Fire Books recently purchased.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Open Home Stand With 2-0 Win Over Reds
Brooklyn starts an 18 game home stand with a 2-0 victory over Cincinnati as crowd nears 28,000 at Ebbets Field. Error free pitching by Dick Errickson leads Boston to 4-2 win and Giants post seventh straight victory 8-6 over Pirates. інших
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Cotton Millers Host Whitewright Nine Sunday Showdown
The Cotton Millers meet Whitewright Tigers Sunday afternoon at State Park diamond in a return game. After a 15-0 loss at Whitewright, Millers seek revenge and have added strength to try to swing the result in their favor.
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Sitzler's Square Service Station Win Bowling Tilts
In Bonham Friday night bowling, Square Service Station beat Adamson's Barber Shop while Sitzler's defeated South West Pump. Square Service Station recovered to take two of three from Adamson's. Sitzler's swept the Pumpers. Burkitt led with a 184 and Coldiron posted a 464 for a high single game. The Sitzler fourteenth team score was 1913 for the series.
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Guardians Needed for Camp Fire Library Shelves
Fragmentary note from Bonham states the Camp Fire library shelves need guardians. It warns that money carried out of Bonham is forever gone and emphasizes ongoing need for protective oversight and stewardship.
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Dodgers Acquire Medwick and Davis Stirs NL Race Hype
Brooklyn adds Joe Medwick and Curt Davis from St Louis in a high profile deal. Rumors of cash value circle the trade with figures cited around 175000 to 200000 dollars. Reds and Cardinals remain strong as odds shift and comparisons to the Dean deal spark debate among pundits and fans.
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Texas League Battles Features Pitching Duel
In Beaumont on Friday right hander Clay Smith pitched a one hit game for Beaumont over Shreveport 1-0 in ten innings. Hugo Klearner allowed 10 hits to the Exporters and Shreveport dropped a fourth straight game. Tulsa's Otho Nicholas earned his second win for Oklahoma City as the Indians beat Tulsa 14-2. Houston saw San Antonio rally in the ninth to win 4-3 after a late pitchers duel.
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Six-Run Rally Secures Economy Victory in Softball
Economy Ten rallies for six runs in the seventh inning to beat Bailey Ten 11 to 6 in Barham Softball League action. Bailey led 6-5 before Economy Ten sparked a bunt-filled rally, with Jeter earning his fourth win. Reynolds and Brown provided field support as Bailey Ten had five runs in the fifth but fell short.
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Dave Ray Announces Run for Texas Legislature District 41
Dave Ray declares candidacy for Texas House from the 41st district in Fannin County. He touts strong pension support, poll tax abolition, military service, education credentials, and public schooling leadership. He pledges to serve with his best effort if elected. (Pol. Adv) Dave Ray. Boston June 15. Bees president Quinn says Al Lopez traded to Pirates for Ray Berres and cash.
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Blackburn training and unlimited aid at mass meeting
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Class Members to Hear Anderson on War Situation
Everyman’s class invites all members to attend Sunday morning as Emerson Anderson discusses the current war situation in a formal talk.
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Longview Racks Up the Strateht Win In Etex Race
Longview whitewashed Marshall 7 to 0 on Friday night as the Texans extended their streak to 13 straight victories. Humphrey allowed five hits while Marshall used three pitchers and totaled eight hits. Henderson also reported strong hitting as Henderson batters surged in an 11 to 2 win over Texarkana, tying the series at one game each with 16 total hits. Tyler Trojans won again over Kilgore, scoring in two innings to stay one game behind Longview in the league standings.
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Texas Vaulter Named On 1940 Track Honor Roll
CHICAGO June 15 Southern Californian and Stanford led the nation in a list of superior performers for 1949 released by the N C A A track committee. Each superior performer receives part of expenses to the next national meet in Minneapolis. Nine defending champions received invitations and Stanford had seven. One third of invitations went to Pacific Coast Conference athletes. A time of 4 11 or better was required for invitation.
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High school track stars invited to meet at campus invitational
Four high jumpers have cleared six feet eight inches this year. Invited competitors include John Wilson N C A A champion from U and G2 Ded Doydson from Oklahoma A&M Joshua Williamson Xavier of New Orleans Penn Relays champ, Kelly Horn from Alabama. Weight, sprint, and pole vault entries feature top NCAA and conference champions from Georgetown Stanford Kansas State Penn State LSU and Brigham Young among others.
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