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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
2
In St Louis on June 26 a Brown's committee told Bill Veeck he remains 30 000 shares short of the 75 percent needed to exercise his option to buy the club. Dewitt owners must receive the milestone by July 5 or the deal dies. Veeck notes 21 500 shares pledged and hopes others will follow.
A long time rivalry renews Wednesday night at Duncan Field at 8 15 as Southwest Pump and Bonham Cotton Mill softball nines clash. First meeting of the year promises a top notch game with Clayton or Trout pitching for the Pumpers and Turner or Christian for the Millers. The Millers also play Allen's Chapel tonight in a league game.
Roy discusses Rick Staples and Lois with Tonto. Grant Staples mapped every detail of Rick’s life and warned of trouble as Lois’s engagement to Rick ends with his death. Tonto resolves to investigate Bart Overby while Roy’s hints linger.
Bart Overby, a smooth card dealer, toys with odds while Ad Gilpin erratically warns him. Ruby flirts with Overby as tension simmers over gambling pride and a looming confrontation at Avrillo.
Texans League results Dallas 8 Shreveport 4 Houston 7 Oklahoma City 0 Fort Worth 9 Beaumont 3 Tulsa 7 San Antonio 8 Gulf Coast Lake Charles 5 Texas City 3 Harlingen 4 Galveston Port Arthur at Laredo postponed rain Corpus Christi at Brownsville postponed wet grounds Big State Gainesville 1 5 Waco 2 3 Tyler 6 Wichita Falls 5 Sherman-Denison 9 Austin 6 Texarkana 6 Temple 0 West Texans New Mexico Abilene 2 9 Lamesa 3 5 Glovis 8 Albuquerque 7 Amarillo 8 Borger 8 Lubbock 12 Pampa 8 Longhorn Vernon 12 Sweetwater 1 San Angelo 18 Odessa 10 Big Spring 4 Midland American League No games scheduled Southwest International Juarez 8 Phoenix 3 Mexicali 5 Las Vegas 2 I Paso 9 Bishee Douplas 3
The NCAA plans four regional basketball tournaments next March to determine finalists for the national crown. The final remains at the University of Washington Seattle. Lonborg says western playoffs split between Corvallis and Kansas City while eastern regionals move to Raleigh and Chicago. Western and eastern champions will be crowned as before with four undefeated regional winners advancing.
The National AAU committee released the names of amateur track and field athletes for Summer tours Japan England and Switzerland. Daryl Hooper of Texas A&M a shot put expert joins the squad to Japan. Charles Thomas of Texas is named to the 100-200 meters squad for England and will travel to Seattle for the playoff next spring.
The Department of Defense lists three Texans killed in action in Korea, 24 wounded, one injured and one returned to duty. Dead are Private First Class Richard N Clark of Bandera, Private Arthur L Williams of Lubbock, and Marine Private First Class Fred J Schnorr Jr of Houston. Wounded include Marine PFC Harold B Haliburton of Petty Point. Texans also recognized in Episcopal Provincial Youth Conference honors in Chickasha Oklahoma with Marion Boone as secretary and Jorge Quartman as treasurer. Jim Page of El Paso and Virginia Haney of Houston named national youth commissioners.
A report from Chickasha Oklahoma notes Texans Cop receiving honors at an Episcopal meet in June. The event details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
A fragmentary notice lists Fred's Electric at 1315 N Center St and references the Southwest serving Oklahoma Kansas Texas and New Kansas, hinting at a regional shopping or service ad for electrical work as summer begins.
Readable fragments describe a rural owner listing land features including a bermud pasture barns sheds and houses. Mentions a family orchard and pasture area with several structures, plus general description of property condition and appeal.
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