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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1954

Page

6

Dodgers Sweep Cubs In Doubleheader To Extend Lead

Brooklyn Dodgers defeated Chicago Cubs 8 to 5 and 8 to 3 in a Saturday doubleheader before 27,275 fans. Russ Meyer improved to 12 straight wins over the Cubs, while Johnny Podres limited Chicago to five hits in the nightcap. Pee Wee Reese extended a 15 game hitting streak, and Jackie Robinson starred in game two with four hits including a double and a triple.

Chicago Russ Meyer Cubs Johnny Podres Meyers Podres Ralph Kiner Ransom Jackson Jackson Jim Hughes Kiner Meyer Pee Wee Reese Jackie Robinson Dodgers Duke Snider Gil Hodges Snider Junior Gilliam Carl Furillo

Childress Drops Softball Contest

The Childress Jaycee softball team fell 12 to 8 to Ron Oklahoma Friday night in Ron. Aubry Bailey pitched for Childress while Bill Leathers earned the win for Ron. Bennie Hawkins led Childress with two doubles and a single, and Alonzo Garvin hit the only homer of the game for Childress. Ron rallied with five runs in the fourth inning after trailing early.

Childress Jaycee Ron, Okla Ron Aubry Bailey Childress Bill Leathers Bailey Bennie Hawkins Alonzo Garvin Jaycees

Campanella Seeks Sunshine to Heal Injured Hand

Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella, sidelined by a swollen left hand, hopes for sunny weather to loosen his injury. He backs his performance with a .200ish average and four hits in 20 at bats since returning, while praising last Friday’s hit that drove in Jackie Robinson to extend the Dodgers’ winning streak to six.

Chicago P— Rolund Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers Roy Jackie Robinson Dodgers Brooklyn Braves Giants Philadelphia

Corn silage cited to utilize diverted acres in North Dakota

North Dakota agronomists advocate corn as silage to build feed reserves and improve weed control. Over 46 years at Dickinson the crop averaged 3% tons of silage per acre with only hail as a failure. Corn needs less moisture per pound of dry matter than small grain or hay. Also noted, Capper's Farmer claims the first professional race track in America was built in 1754 near Wetumpka Alabama and owned by Charles Weatherford.

North Dakota Agronomists Dickinson Capper America Wetumpka, Ala Charles Weatherford

Big scores highlight Little and Pony league clashes

Three Friday games feature high scoring action as the Phillies defeat the Dodgers 23 to 13, the Red Sox wallop the Yankees 26 to 5, and the Tigers topple the Chickox 19 to 9. Roy Hopkins wins for the Phils, James Braly goes the distance for the Sox, and Mickie Carter earns the win for the Tigers.

Phillies Dodgers Red Sox Yankees Tigers Chickox Roy Hopkins Phils Darril Burrows Mike Cowan Johnson and Crone George Stone James Braly Tory Compton Fred Cawthon Brain Sox

Fifty Year Old Still Fast As Polo Player

Cecil Smith at age 50 remains a top polo player with a 10 goal rating, one of only three to hold that level. A Texas native now based in San Antonio, he has competed internationally for 24 years and continues to play in openings in Chicago and Florida with a stable of trained ponies backing his career. He notes declining participation postwar and predicts a strong showing in the current open championships.

San Antonio Cecil Smith Smith Stewart Iglehart del Ray Beach Fla Old Westbury N. Y Robert Kene Beverly Hills Calif Llano Austin Florida New York Chicago

Charles boxes five rounds before Marciano title clash

Ezzard Charles boxed five rounds in Monticello as he trains for the June 17 Yankee Stadium title bout with Rocky Marciano. Tom Tannas, co-manager for Charles, accused Marciano of foul fighting and warned of possible disqualification after three fouls.

Monticello N. Y E— Ezzard Charles Rocky Marciano Yankee Stadium Tom Tannas Marciano Charles Tony Galento Tannas Galento Rocky

Broken Finger Sidelines Rosen

Al Rosen of the Cleveland Indians, named the 1953 American League MVP, left for home after X rays in Norristown Pa showed a broken bone in his right index finger. He was injured May 25 in Chicago but continued playing, expected to be sidelined about a week to 10 days.

Philadelphia Jph al Rosen Cleveland Indians Rosen Jim Rivera Chicago Norristown

Braves blank Pirates 7 0 in Milwaukee

Warren Spahn fired a six hit shutout with six strikeouts to halt Milwaukee’s slide at five as the Braves pounded Pittsburgh for 15 hits. Johnny Logan had four singles and two RBIs, while Dick Hall homered the night before and tripled in the fifth but was left on base.

Milwaukee Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Spahn Pirates Braves Pittsburgh O'Donnell Johnny Logan Dick Hall

Giants Dominate Reds 7 0 Behind Antonelli Shutout

Southpaw Johnny Antonelli pitched his second shutout of the season to lift the New York Giants over the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 0. The Giants collected 11 hits, including Henry Thompson's 10th homer, with Whitey Lockman and Alvin Dark adding two hits apiece.

Cincinnati Johnny Antonelli Cincinnati Reds New York Giants Giants Henry Thompson Whitey Lockman Alvin Dark

Long Island Cattle Country Near Montauk Point

The National Geographic Society notes the eastern end of Long Island near Montauk Point was once important cattle country. By 1660 cow-keepers tended herds with two to six thousand head grazing there until about the 1880s.

Long Island Montauk Point National Geographic Society

Please Come Back ROCHESTER P We ask careful driving and walking

A Rochester food store chain includes notices urging customers to drive and walk carefully to avoid loss of business. The message stresses safety and customer retention in bundle inserts.

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Myler Socks Pacer Ogein Fashion Academy Buckley Sunshine Webster Night Depository C. A. Willams W. C. Harp Roy Key R. C. Clements Alva Bullock H. D. Cordell, Jr C. A. Williame Mickie Carter Chisox Carter Donald Darling Jimmy Rogers Dan Mitchell Windel Miller Cardinals Ezzard Charles George O’donnell Redlegs Antonelli Ted Kluszewski Johnny Temple Wally Post Andy Seminick Rochester, N. Y P— A Men Hall Folllow Goodyear Tate Clelee Pey
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