Exes to Play Legion in Fund-Raising Tilt Tuesday
A fundraising baseball game at Fair Park Field Tuesday at 8 pm features the local American Legion team against a group of Childress High School exes led by pitcher Leand Red Bunt Cagle. Proceeds fund an automatic pitching machine. about 150 dollars remains to be raised.
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Legion
Fair Park Field
American Legion
Childress High School
Leand
Red Bunt” Cagle
Cagle
Luke Holleman
Tuffy Maddox
Jerry Jefferies
Harlon Voyles
Legion Boys
Don Darling
Mickey Carter
Jerry Lane
Dan
Mitchell
James Braly
Johnny Garvin
Skeeter Frith
Fred Cawthon
Omar Carlile
Clutch Wilson
Darling
Cawthon
Bill Shahan
LaRue Gambel
Childress
Altus
Harold Smith
Ray Fulenwider
Rod Mullins
Tony Crone
Jimmie Holeman
Bryan McBrayer
Garvin
C. A. Parker
Cecil Goff
Casey Steed
Gene Andrews
Clyde Williams
Jim Krebs Signs Lakers Contract for 1957 58
Jim Krebs, six-foot-eight SMU center, signed with the Minneapolis Lakers for the 1957 58 season. Lakers coach Joan Kundla praised Krebs as a future great, noting his shooting and rebounding and hook shot. Krebs led SMU to three SWC titles and set 16 university records with 1 753 points.
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Minneapolis
Jim Krebs
Southern Methodist
Minneapolis Lakers
Krebs
Lakers
Dick Garmaker
Joan Rundla
Kundla
Webster Groves
SMU Mustaigs
Ford Leads Palm Beach Round Robin After Fourth Subpar Round
New Rochelle New York June Masters champion Doug Ford shot 35 32 67 to lead by eight points in the Palm Beach Round Robin with one round left. Sam Snead close behind with 18 points after a 33 31 64. Fred Hawkins tied for third at 17, Tommy Bolt at 17, Hogan 16 as Ford extends four-under par pace to 18 under for 72 holes.
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New Rochele
N. Y
Doug Ford
Palm Beach
Ford
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Fred Hawskins
el Paso
Tex
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Cary Middlecoff
Miami Beach
Fla
Peter Thomson
Australia
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Calif
Orioles Score Second Victory Over Yankees
New York June 1. A fourth inning homer by Billy Gardner powered the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-3 win over the New York Yankees. Connie Johnson pitched a complete game allowing eight hits as Els ton Howard and Yogi Berra homered for the Yankees. Gardner’s two out blast with Bob Nelson aboard gave Baltimore a 4-1 lead Johnson preserved. Buckus took the loss for New York as Kucks won his fifth decision against two for the season.
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New York
Billy Gardner
Batimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Connie Johnson
Elston Howard
Yogi Berra
Gardner
Johnny Bucks
Bob Nelson
Orioles
Johnson
Kucks
Hungarian worker steals 3000 alarm clocks in factory heist
Jajos Koerocsi, 28, a Hungarian worker, stole 3,000 alarm clocks from his factory. MTI reports he was arrested while attempting to smuggle five different watch pieces out of the plant.
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Vienna
Jajos Koerocsi
MTI
Koerocsi
Augustus Caesar the Early Coin Collector
Augustus Caesar is described as a numismatist, a person who collects and studies coins. The note highlights his interest in ancient currency and the role of coin collecting in historical contexts.
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Augustus Caesar
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