Nostalgic Gay Nineties Album Sparks Memories
A writer celebrates a six record collection of 96 songs from the Gay Nineties era. The piece recalls fashion and scenes of the time and lists titles such as After the Ball and In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree. The tone blends affection with a gentle defense of nostalgia.
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Diamond Jim Brady
Memory Lane
New York
Nellie
Wabash
Little Brown
Vale
Mrs. Murphy
Colts Edged 2 1 By Rotary Yanks
The Rotary Club Yanks edged the Farmers State Bank Colts 2 1 in the major league contest at Little League Park Tuesday night. Glenn Schultz earned the win and Gary Prenzler the loss. In the minor league game the Red s whipped the VFW Yanks 17 11. Thursday Cuero Federals Cubs meet Allied Mills Indians in the major league nightcap and Coppedge Tire Service Cards face Gulf Coast Colts in the minor league opener.
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Yanks
Farmers State Bank Colts
Little League Park
Glenn Schultz
Gary Prenzler
Coew Police Department
Reds
VFW
Cuero Federal
Cubs
Allied Mills Indians
Coppedge Tire Service
Gulf Coast
Colts
Banquet Tickets Sell Well for All-Sports Event
Tickets for the Annual All-Sports Banquet set for Friday May 15 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion Civic Center are moving well Booster Club President Joe Sheppard reports Deadline to buy was extended through Thursday and tickets cost 2 each available at Keesler s Pete Bluntzer Don Albrecht or from Sheppard after which no sales occur Principal speaker Clyde Littlefield will be introduced by District Attorney Wiley Cheatham who ran track at the University of Texas in 41 42 UT coach Bill Zapalac and Harrison Stafford of Edna accompany Littlefield Cuero athletes and others may stay after for a visit to the guests A color film of the Longhorns 1969 season will be shown during the evening.
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American Legion Civic Center
Gobbler Booster Club
Joe Sheppard
Clyde Littlefield
Wiley Cheatham
Littlefield
University of Texas Track
Cuero
Bill Zapalac
University of Texas
Harrison Stafford
Edna
Longhorn Hall of Fame
Sheppard
Longhorns
Keesler’s
Booster Club
Pete Bluntzer
Don Albrecht
Major League Standings and Tuesday Results
United Press International reports standings and results across the majors. Teams listed include New York Montreal Chicago Atlanta Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia San Diego San Francisco Houston Los Angeles with varied scores and scheduled games noted for the day and Thursday.
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New York
Montreal
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pitts
St. Louis
Phila
San Diego
San Fran
Houston
Los Ang
Gentry
Hands
Stoneman
Philadelphia
Wise
Pittsburgh
Moose
Gibson
San Francisco
Robertson
Santorini
Lemaster
Los Angeles
Osteen
Los
Faust W. L. Pet
New York St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Sir San Francisco
Banks Joins 500-Homer Club With 500th Home Run
Chicago slugger Ernie Banks, aged 39, hit his 500th lifetime homer and drove in two runs as the Cubs rallied to edge Atlanta 4-3 in 11 innings. Banks became the ninth player to reach 500 homers and the 12th to surpass 1,600 RBIs.
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Ernie Banks
Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Banks
Chicago
Bank
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Rico Carty
Atlanta
Braves
Hank Aaron
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
New York
Montreal
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Lee May
Johnny Bench
Jim Merritt
Denis Menke
Doug Rader
Astros
Don Wilson
John Edwards
Richie Allen
Joe Hague
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Phillies
Chuck Taylor
Nelson Briles
Giants
Tom Dukes
Mike Corkins
Dave Mar
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