Childress High School Athletics 1956 57 Summary
Red Hert details Childress High School athletics for 1956 57. Eight boys earned letters in three sports including Jerry Lane Danny Howard Rod Mullins Harold Smith James Braly Omar Carlile and Donald Darling. Freshmen and sophomores logged multiple letters while juniors and seniors filled various two sport and single letter awards. Boys’ teams achieved bi district in baseball district runners up in basketball and track and finished last in football.
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Harold Smith
James Braly
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Braly
Donald Darling
Dan Mitchell
Jimmy Holeman
John Danner
Hugh Frith
Jimmy Evans
Tommy Flemming
Bryan McBrayer
Don Meek
Lloyd Arrington
Darrell Burrows
Tony Crone
Jim Dewis
Benny McMullen
Charlie Mashburn
Monty Merrill
Danny Ellington
Roy Hopkins
Darrell Howard
Don Hufstedler
Jeff Jeffers
Johnny Longbine
Rob McConnell
Daryl Phillips
Billy Smotherman
Wendell Vandiver
Czewski
Jon Dekle
Newell Graham
Dan Greer
George Schaefer
Glendale Wheeler
Sophs
Fred Cawthon
John Garvin
Robert Harp
Richard Cannon
Mickey Carter
Danny Catherall
Cecil Goff
Nickie Greer
Paul Henderson
George Stone
Harry Buster
Ray Caldwell
Jimmy Collins
Joe Hamm
Tony Hunter
Ronnie Leach
Clayton McKinney
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Jack Short
Ronald Sims
Jerry Smith
Lynn Williams
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Gene Andrews
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Tony Compton
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Jim Lowe
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Jan Smith
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Sensations sweep White Sox as Sievers leads 9-1 victory
Roy Sievers drove in five runs with two singles and a homer to power the Washington Senators to a 9-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. It was Washington’s first victory against Chicago since August 28, 1956, and improved their distance from the AL leaders who lost their third in five games. Russ Kemmerer earned the win while Bill Fischer took the loss. Jim Rivera homered for Chicago.
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Middlecoff Mayer Deadlock For Open Title
In Toledo June 15 Hollywood golfer Dick Mayer and defending champ Cary Middlecoff tied at 282 to share the U S Open lead after final holes. Mayer fired a 70 Middlecoff a 68 to force a playoff by Demaret who finished 283. Demaret’s late round setback followed Mayer’s 10 foot birdie and Middlecoff’s clutch 15 foot birdie on 16.
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Chisox Capture Make-up Game in Pony League
Don Hufstedler threw a three hit shutout as the FWA&D Chisox beat the Red Sox 3-0 in a Pony League makeup game. Hufstedler struck out four walked four and earned the win atop the league standings.
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Homers Power Cardinals Past Dodgers in Brooklyn Victory
June 15 in Brooklyn, Del Ennis Stan Musial and Wally Moon homered for the St. Louis Cardinals as they beat the Dodgers 6-5. Ennis and Musial hit off Roger Craig who started for Brooklyn and was relieved after surrendering a 4-1 lead. Sam Jones earned the win with two scoreless innings after Carl Erskine returned from a sore arm to start the third. Moon added a two run shot in the sixth and Jones received late relief from Lloyd Merritt. The game marked Jones’s first Ebbets Field win of his career.
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Wally Moon
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Cardinals
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Braves Beat Phillies 7-2 Behind Buhl Eight Hit Milwaukee
Hank Aaron and Del Rice homered as Bob Buhl pitched four hits and Milwaukee Braves beat Philadelphia Phillies 7-2 to take a two game lead in the National League. Rice contributed a key throw during the game.
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Braves Rally Behind Shot and Steal in Phillies Tilt
Brav es surge with a three hit sequence including a two run homer in the fifth Grabs lead on a triple to start the seventh and score on a Bruton sacrifice The pitcher Buhl improves to 6 2 with an eight walk day yet allows two hits after the third inning before Marv Blaylock’s pinch single ends Phils no hit drought in ninth He fans four
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Cubs Crush Pirates 5-1 as Drabowsky Stars
Moe Drabowsky limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to seven hits and Chicago Cubs hitters pounded six doubles to win 5-1. The Cubs, with 17 total hits, moved within one game of Pittsburgh after a fourth inning rally including Ernie Banks and Jim Bolger doubles.
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Shackelford Set To Complete Mortuary School in Dallas
David Clifton Shackelford of Dallas, grandson of Mrs. Pearl Shackelford of Tell, will graduate from the Dallas Institute Gupton Jones College of Mortuary Science. Commencement is Friday at 7 o clock at Kessler Park Methodist Church in Dallas.
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Dallas Institute - Gupton Jones College of Mortuary Science
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