18 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
1
In July 71 Honde hosts an event with Joe Mitchell, a former Del Rio pro, as the guest host. The appearance marks a notable engagement for Mitchell and a key moment for Honde's activities this summer.
Fury' Guffahow hosts a eve contest with Miss Del Rio and Mimsy Del Rio contenders from divisions gate 15 up and 3 through 5. The event, timed around 7, draws newcomers and a chorus, while local figures like Ray Fletcher of Pipe Creckh reported catches and community notes.
In Dallas echoed by Ed Fite, Oklahoma City farm club rookie Jerry Mallett, a six foot five Baylor alumnus, shows hustle in the Texas League. In three weeks he has impressed with power, speed on the bases, and center field play, proving he plays the game with full commitment.
Cincinnati dispatch reports Brooklyn manager Walt Alston serving day two of a three day suspension for remarks to umpires during Sunday’s doubleheader with S J Sous. The larger hit is the possible loss of ace Johnny Podres and Randy Koufax for weeks, after arm X rays at Christ Hospital showed Podres with left elbow inflammation.
X rays on Koufax left arm proved negative and the pitcher will rest while whirl pool therapy is prescribed. With Alston suspended, Billy Herman will oversee the club until the ban ends.
John E. Miller, vice-president of the Midwest Steamship Co., was soaked when his Tfoot sailboat capsized during a voyage on Lake Michigan Saturday but his devotion to boating remains undiminished.
A Minnesota man of 91, Hal Cochran, plans his first auto tour this summer. His humor is in the feet as a joke about a tired woman and a doctor. The piece hints there may not be enough signs this summer to cover all fishing spots and places with no fishing.
Kiwanis Indians beat Laughlin AFB Cardinals 11 to 7 in a nightcap. strong defense fueled by two double plays led by Ronnie Ratliff Richard Schwalbe and Darryl Wibbert. Mike Cox and Jimmie Den contributed key extra base hits as the Oil Industry Blues faced off against other local teams in a busy card.
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