Temple Beats Spudders to Narrow BSL Lead
Temple defeated Wichita Falls' Spudders 5 to 3 to trim the Big State League lead to two and a half games. Texarkana scored big and beat Waco 7 to 5. Pacis edged Austin 2 to 1 in 11 innings at Paris. Big Jake Christie pitched a three hitter for Longview in an 8 to 4 win over Tyler.
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Spudders
Texarkana
Waco
Pacis
Austin
Paris
Jake Christie
Longview
Tyler
Christie
Patts
Baseball Standings and Results Shared Across Leagues
Texas League standings and yesterday results show Dallas 44 36 62 in first place, Beaumont 42 39, Houston 42 40, Oklahoma City 39 37, Fort Worth 39 39, San Antonio 39 41, Tulsa 38 41, Shreveport 35 46. American League notes list New York 36 24, Boston 36 29, Cleveland 36 30, Washington 32 28, Chicago 35 31, Philadelphia 26 31. National League standings show Brooklyn 44 16, New York 40 20, Chicago 35 28, St Louis 35 33, Cincinnati 29 35, Philadelphia 27 35, Boston 27 37, Pittsburgh 17 50. Odessa-Sweetwater Big Spring Midland results listed, and Arizona-Texas League All-Star score U S 12 Mexico 9.
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San Antonio
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Shreveport
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Washington
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Philadelphia
Detroit
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St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minor League Scores Across Multiple Leagues
The Southern Association results show Atlanta 16 over New Orleans 5, Memphis 4 over Nashville 7-2 and Chattanooga 9 over Birmingham 2. Other leagues report Paris 2 Austin 1, Temple 5 Wichita Falls 3, Longview 8 Tyler 4, Texarkana 7 Waco 5, Galveston 7 Corpus Christi 3, Harlingen 17 Lake Charles 3, Laredo 30 Texas City 7, Albuquerque 6 Amarillo 5 in 11 innings, Clovis 17 Borger 11, Lamesa 22 Pampa 5, May have postponement: Abilene at Lubbock due to rain. In Oklahoma, McAlester 3 Chickasha 2, Pauls Valley 11 Sherman 9, Lawton 5-7 Ardmore 4-3 Shawnee 13 Ada 3.
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Laredo
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Record NBC sees record sandlot leagues for 1952
The National Baseball Congress reports a record number of sandlot and semi pro leagues forming into its National Association for 1952. Each league champion earns a trophy and teams are protected from player raids under a nationwide NBC contract. July 1 standings winners gain state tournament berths to reach Wichita finals August 15.
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Kan
National Baseball Congress Today
National Association
NBC
National Association of Leagues
National Baseball Congress
Dallas Texans Sign Three More Players
The Dallas Texans announced three additional contracts bringing their 1952 squad to 41 players. Head coach Jim Phelan identified two veterans Brad Ecklund and Bill O'Conner among the signees.
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Dallas Texans
Dallas
Texans
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Bill O'Conner
Political Calendar for Democratic Primaries Announces Candidates
The notice lists candidates for multiple offices in the upcoming Democratic primaries on July 26 and August 23. Names include Sam Rayburn Regan Brown for Congress, Joe Carter, Tibby Wright, Red Mankin, A S Broadfoot, A H Harrison, Carl Ridings, Talmadge Moore, Dan Garner, Jess Moore, Jess Wise, E Earnest Lee, and others across district positions such as county clerk and court judges.
NFL Draft Picks Highlight College Ties in Roster Preview
The third pick is rookie guard Howard Dubois from Nebraska Wesleyan. Ecklund, a center, spent three seasons with the New York Yanks after Oregon. O'Connor played college football at Notre Dame and an end on four pro teams over the last four years, starting with the Buffalo Bills and including the Browns, Colts, and Yanks.
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Baltimore Colts
Yanks
Wyse quits Beaumonts Texas League team over pay
Veteran lefty Hank Wyse quit the Beaumont baseball club citing low pay and uncertainty of pitching as reasons. Manager Harry Kraft indicated an indefinite suspension without pay may follow. Owner Ray Airey said a player not wanted by the manager will not remain on the roster amid talks with New York Yankees officials. Wyse, 34, complained he was not being paid to help keep the club in first division, while Kraft countered he was among the highest paid players on the team.
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Wrysce
Wyse
Kraft
Beaumont
Amarillo Junior High Names Three New Coaches
Amarillo Junior High School announces three new coaches today. Jack Wenahbie, ex Broken Bow Hitch School coach and current Amarillo Gold Sox pitcher, Lloyd Johnson, ex Can yon Texas high school assistant, and Charles Bacon from Dodge City Kansas signed contracts yesterday.
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Amarillo Junior High
Jack Wenahbie
Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Hitch
Amarillo Gold Sox
Lloyd Johnson
Canyon
Texas
Charles Bacon
Dodge City
Kansay
Public notice in Bonham Daily Favorite
Notice to the public from the Bonham Daily Favorite about corrections and news dispatch rights, stating erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification and asserting United Press as the exclusive news supplier unless otherwise credited.
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Negro Southpaw to Be Given Trial By Beaumont Roughs
A 19 year old negro southpaw Rene Berkins will be given a tryout with the Beaumont Roughnecks of the Texas League. He has pitched for the semi pro Eagles of Beaumont with a 0-0 record this year and a no hitter against an Orange Texas team. Berkins is a Beaumont native.
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Rene Berkins
Eagles
Orange
Texas
Major League Play Slacks Off Today
Major league action slows with only one game per league. Brooklyn visits New York in the National League while Detroit goes to St. Louis in the American. Recent NL results include Chicago over Philadelphia 4 1 and New York over Cincinnati 3 2. Boston defeated Pittsburgh 6 2. In the AL, St Louis edged New York 10 9, Boston beat Detroit 10 3, Philadelphia outslugged Cleveland 11 9, and Washington beat Chicago 9 6 in 23 innings.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Pumpers to Play Sherman All Stars Here Tonight
The Southwest Pump Softball team hosts the Sherman All-Stars at Duncan Field in a 8 o clock game. Bonham will start with pitcher J C Christian or Glen Trout and catcher Charles Friemel. Both squads feature top players from their towns.
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Sherman
Bargain Sale in Dodd City for Large S Room House
For sale a large S room house with garden and barn in Dodd City. Bargain price listed with contact numbers 418-Y and 278-31. Also rental ads: modern houses and four room unfurnished apartment at 902 W Tth. Cal) 299.J. A companion wanted to live with elderly lady Faye Carden on rural route 1.
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Dodd City
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Weldon Humble Joins Dallas Texans In Trade
The Dallas Texans acquire Weldon Humble in a two for one trade with the Cleveland Browns. Dallas sends half back Sherman Howard to Cleveland for Humble and rookie Bob Finnell. Humble, a Rice Institute guard from San Antonio, was a unanimous All-American in 1946 and a Southwest Conference outstanding lineman. Finnell is described as a rookie halfback and a new NFL player.
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Cleveland
Bob Finnell
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Soldier Goes On Trial in Berlin
An American private, Ray Schultz of Batavia New York, stands before a West Berlin court martial on charges of desertion assault robbery and breaking confinement. He said he escaped Reds and returned to the West voluntarily after entering the Red sector in December and working in a Communist factory.
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West Berlin
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Batavia
New York
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Red
Reds
West
reads news about murder gives self up to police
in st louis mo a man charged with the st louis hotel room slaying of 30 year old Irene Thompson a dancing teacher has surrendered to police jose romero 23 denied the killing but said he spent several evenings with her last week he claimed to have been in chicago recently and returned to st louis to turn himself in
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St. Luis
Irene Thompson
Jose Romero
Cadet William J. Edens Attends Fort Bliss Antiaircraft Camp
William J. Edens, Texas A&M College student son of Jeff Edens of Bonham route 2, joins 1,100 cadets at Fort Bliss Texas for six weeks of field training in small arms and antiaircraft artillery. He will handle 40 mm and 90 mm weapons while learning about guided missiles and radar as part of the Army ROTC reserve officers program. Senior ROTC cadets from 30 colleges attend this 1952 summer camp campus-wide training.
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Texas
William J. Edens
Texas A&m College
Jeff Edens
Route 2
Bonham
Army
Puerto Rico
Dallas editor-in-chief Tom C. Gooch dies
W. Runyon was elected chairman of the Daily Times Herald board of directors. Gooch, longtime editor in chief of the Herald and host on KRLD radio and TV, died on June day of service and broadcasting leadership change announced at the first board meeting.
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Tom C. Gooch
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