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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1954

Page

3

Haddix Blanks Dodgers in Three-Hit Masterpiece

Harvey Haddix, nicknamed Kitten, fired a three-hit 3 to 0 shutout of the Dodgers in St. Louis for his ninth win and seventh consecutive victory. The Cardinals ace tied for the major league leads while Stan Musial and Wally Moon provided key runs in the defeat of Los Angeles.

Haddix Blanks Dodgers Carl Lundquist United Press Dodgers St. Louis Earth Harvey Haddix Bob Keegan White Sox Keegan The Athletics Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland Mike Garcia Washington Yankees Detroit Boston Baltimore Stan Musial Antonelli Giants Alvin Dark Warren Spahn Phils Murry Dickson Gran Hamner Willie Jones Hamner Stan Lopata Bob Morgan Lefty Harvey Haddix Cardinals

Fort Worth Cats Move Up On San Antonio Missions

Russ Burns slugged three homers and drove in nine as Oklahoma City split with the league leading San Antonio Missions. Burns hit a two run shot in game one and added two more in the nightcap, keeping Fort Worth within 1.5 games after a 1-0 Cats win over Beaumont. Tulsa beat Houston 14 4 and Shreveport beat Dallas 9 5 in other TL games.

Russ Burns Oklahoma City San Antonio Missions San Antonio Burns Paynick Calvin Felix Fort Worth Beaumont as_ Cat Rudy Paynich Paynich Mike Clark Brooklyn Ernie Groth Indians Frank Kellert Joe Damato Mike Lutz Tulsa Houston Willard Schmidt Buffs Oilers Tony Stathos Shreveport Dallas Beaumont Oklahoma Okla

Farm Clubs Dodgers Rally To Overpower Giants, 14-13

The Phillies shutout the Cardinals 13-3 while the Dodgers rallied to beat the Giants 14-13 in a late comeback. Holcomb earned his first win for the Phillies with a two hit three run effort over three innings. Spradley started for the Cardinals and was charged with the loss.

Phillies Dodgers Phils Cardinals Giants Holcomb Spradley Cards Ragsdale Cheatum Jerry Turk Townsend Turk Leverett Huddleston Conaway Hopkins Evans Thorton Rasberry Sanders

Giants and Cardinals win two in Little League action

Giants beat Dodgers 7 to 4 as Billy Walker pitched a complete game with seven strikeouts. Cardinals toppled Phillies 7 to 3 behind Don Hufstedler who went the distance. Gist took the loss for Philadelphia.

Giants Cardinals Dodgers Phillies Billy Walker Walker Mike Cowan Cowan Charlie Mashburn Self Don Hufstedler Gary Gist Gist Phils George Stone Simmons RHE Giants Lp—Cowan Hufstedler LP — Gist

Griffith Encourages Orioles Fans to Raise the Roof in D.C.

President Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators urged Orioles fans to loudly cheer at Griffith Stadium ahead of the four game series starting Friday night. He contrasted Yankee Stadium restrictions and said local neighbors, many employed by him, would not mind the noise. The note also mentions uranium deposits in Saskatchewan per the 1954 Book of Knowledge Annual.

Washington Baltimore Orioles New York Yankee Stadium Griffith Stadium Clark Griffith Washington Senators Senators Orioles Griffith New York Yankees Canada Saskatchewan Book of Knowledge Beaverlodge Lake

Baseball scores and standings include early results and schedules

Wednesday results show Philadelphia 4 Chicago 0 New York 4 Milwaukee 0 St Louis 3 Brooklyn 0 and Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3. National League standings list Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh. other notes mention game schedules and a 1703 pamphlet on migratory birds and Washington’s high per capita electric lights.

Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Gomez Conley Thies Baczewski Meyer Raschi Simmons Ridzik Minner Washington State of the Union Cleveland Detroit Boston Baltimore

A and M Loses Four Key Grid Stars

Texas A M football coach Paul Bryant faces a rebuilding task after four key players Norbert Ohlen dorm, Bill Schroeder, Ray Barrett, and Billy Pete Huddleston were ruled ineligible for belonging to secret societies. Official notice said they will not be readmitted for the 1954 season. Bryant called the loss a telling effect but supported loyalty to the team and college. The four players were from Lockhart San Angelo Joan and were among 17 suspended for secret fraternal membership.

College Station Texas A&m Paul Bear) Bryant Bryant Kentucky Aggie Ray George Texas A&m College Norbert Ohlendorf Bill Schroeder Lockhart Ray Barrett San Angelo Billy Pete Huddleston Joan

Durocher Praises Paul Giel After Giants Signing

Milton Milwaukee June 10 New York Giants manager Leo Durocher expressed excitement over signing Paul Giel a Minnesota star two way athlete and pitcher Giel agreed to a bonus in excess of 50 000 while noting his low fastball will help in the Polo Grounds defense against foul line drives Giel a two time All American halfback and baseball standout chose baseball over pro football after extensive offers from college teams and other clubs

Milwaukee New York Giants Leo Durocher Paul Giel Durocher Polo Grounds Leo Giel University of Minnesota Giants

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