Texas League baseball results and standings summary
Thursday results show Beaumont 4 Dallas 0 and Houston Oklahoma City 2 while Shreveport 2 Fort Worth and San Antonio 2. Friday schedule lists San Antonio at Beaumont and Dallas at Shreveport with American League games Washington at Cleveland New York at Baltimore and others.
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Dallas
Houston
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tulsa
San Antonio
San Antonio Beaumort
Hreveport
Port Worth
Washington
Cleveland
Stone
Mayor To Decide Athletics Future in Save the A’s Campaign
Philadelphia July 30 Mayor Joseph S Clark Jr was to decide the fate of the Save the A s campaign in its first three weeks a failure. A report to Clark from anonymous authors on business and public sentiment shows hopes of keeping the American League A’s under Mack family control fading. The report notes apathy and hostility to funding the club through group ticket sales and a mass committee effort.
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Philadelphia
Joseph S.clark Jr
Save the A's
Mack
Clark
Mass Committee
Save the Athics
Singles Action Starts At Ada Open Tennis
Ada Oklahoma hosts the Sooner State Open with players from Fort Sill Oklahoma City Lawton Wichita Falls and Chickasha entering singles and doubles events. Don Walraven ranked No 1 in the men bracket leads a field that includes Bill Danner and Carol Cummings as junior girls inch toward finals. Wanda Jones and Barbara Buckley won the junior girls doubles title and Jim Jackson reached the junior singles semifinals.
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Ada
Okla
Don Walraven
Fort Sill
Bill Danner
Oklahoma City
Wanda Jones
Lawton
Barbara Buckley
Barbara Ward
Reddy Johnson
Pilly
Bhckley
Randy Ins
Carol Cummings
Wichita Falls
Jane Ellingson
Barbara Waid
Jim Jackson
Chickasha
Strategy for Fight in San Rafael Aug 20 for Olson Clash
Rocky Castellani trains in San Rafael focusing on rope avoidance to counter Carl Olson. Jack Kearns joins the camp to advise on preventing Olson from steering the bout to the ropes, warning he faces trouble if tied to ropes.
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San Rafael
Calif
Rocky Castellani
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Jack Kearns
Rocky
Olson
Young Robbins Earns Tag as Junior Cary Middlecoff
Memphis July 30 Young Hillman Robbins Jr state college star and 22 year old national intercollegiate golf champion is hailed as junior Cary Middlecoff. Robbins, a friend of Middlecoff with a similar rise but calmer temperament, has won multiple regional titles and the Colonial Invitational, and may yet turn pro though he plans to stay amateur for now.
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Memphis
Tenn
Air Force
Hillman Robbins Jr
State College
Iswin
Reasiee Soe Eery
Cary Middles
Robbins
Middlecoff’s
Middlecotf
Dub
Jake Fondren
Middlecoff
Will On
Tye
Jmai Robbins
Thieda
Sifer
Ins
Bartzen Faces Heavy Action in Meadow Club Invitational
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati and his recent conqueror Bernard Bartzen chase form in the Meadow Club Invitational at Southampton New York. Bartzen, who defeated Trabert for the National Clays title, sits to play three matches tonight after missing early action. Trabert, the National Grass Courts champion, debuted with a 6 3 7 5 win over Tim Cross and will meet Reid of Australia next, aiming toward a quarter final with Lau Ayala of Chile if he advances.
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Southampton
N.Y
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Bernard
Feld
Bartzen
Trabert
Tim Cross
Washington, D.C
Drew Cousins Reid
Australia
Lau
Ayala
Chile
Billy Talbert
New York
Harbert Aims to Defend Michigan Open Title
PGA champion Chick Harbert starts defense of the Michigan Open after winning the PGA crown. Walter Burkemo, a Detroit-area pro and 1953 PGA champion, leads rivals as 200 players tee off for the 72-hole $500 event in St. Paul.
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Arans
Chick Harbert
Walter Burkemo
Detroit
Harbert
St. Paul
Minn
Telco Girls Triumph Over Cache in Softball Play
Telco girls beat Cache 11-4 at ABC field on Thursday night. In the nightcap Security Bank edged American Business Club 13-12. Also in Cleveland, pitcher Jose Santiago was recalled from the Indianapolis farm club and placed on the disqualified list amid pursuit of a baseball job in the Caribbean.
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Iris Tasmoonea
Cache Girls
Abc Field
Security Bank
American Business Club
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Jose Santiago
Indianapolis
Santiago
Matthews Faces Cockell Tonight in Seattle Ring Clash
Brit ish heavyweight title hopeful Don Cockell faces Matthe ws in Seattle for a third time in an outdoor 10 round bout. Matthews aims to secure a world title shot with a win, while Cockell seeks a decisive victory after two previous decisions. Referee is James J. Braddock.
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Seattle
Don Cockell
Harry Matthews
Matthews
Jack Hurley
Battersea
Cockell
London
Seattle Boxing Club
James J. Braddock
Will Ihe
Jockey Boland Nichols Triumph At Jamaica Meet
New York July 30 Wil lie Boland and Jimmy Nichols each won four races at Jamaica Thursday. Boland took Hopalong and Jan Burke's Wigwam in the Kingfisher Purse and Magic Words in the seventh. Nichols won on Our Valdina Caretaker and Rough Conquest among others.
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New York
Willie Boland
Jimmy Nichols
Jamaica
Boland
Jan Burke
Nichols
Caretaker
bYan
Rough Conquest
Woman named acting secretary manager of Oklahoma Historical Society
Miss Muriel Wright, renowned for chronicling Oklahoma history, was named acting secretary manager of the Oklahoma Historical Society. She succeeds Dr. Charles Evans, 84, who retired from the post.
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Oklahoma City
Muriel Wright
Oklahoma
The
Oklahoma Historical Society
Charles Evans
Rhee resigns over U S support for war plan against China
President Rhee of South Korea appeared resigned to insufficient U S backing for a China invasion. He hoped Washington would grant military and economic aid while seeking a greater role in agency over funds and forces. A White House briefing followed talks with Eisenhower amid cautious State Department notes.
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Washington
Syngman Rhee
U.S
China
White House
SS State Dulles
George ‘Washington University
Overseas Writers Club
Rhee
Congress
Eisenhower
State Department
Il Wind Delivers Mate To Scot Lass
Glasgow story of Jessie Martin daughter of the Berve postmaster who meets George Emmett chief officer of a 7000 ton steamer that went aground in a gale. He struggled ashore and telephoned his parents to announce they wed yesterday. a cake with a model ship topped the celebration.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Jessie Martin
Berve
George Emmett
George
State Congressmen Honor Boys Girls Nation Youths
The congressional delegation honored the state’s Boys Nation and Girls Nation representatives at the Capitol yesterday. Young visitors were welcomed by lawmakers, with attendance noted from Shawnee and nearby areas.
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Girls Nation
Ashingtun Tn — Uxianoma
Boys Nation
Honghoen
Way Fae Oer Ree Itfang
Shawnee
Pat U Thesube Ah
Ag Official Visits State Growth Area
An agriculture official visits a state growth area in Miami Oklahoma, discussing development plans and agricultural initiatives with local officials. The report notes engagement by the department of agriculture in regional growth efforts.
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Grouth Area
Construction Worker Electrocuted While Connecting Power Saw
A young construction worker named Shelby was attempting to connect a 220 volt line to a power saw at a house in AHOMA ITV with Tommie this morning. Fellow workers said Shelby had just re and his hands were wet.
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Ahoma
ITV
Tommie
Shelby
Bank deposits rise in Oklahoma state banks report
Oklahoma state banks show deposits up to $12,434,882 in the first six months while loans advance by $4,190,000. The report notes a birth of quadruplets to Mrs Ruthaird, with three born Friday at Magee hospital.
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Oklahoma
Mothersead
Fast Court Ruling On Bond Sought
A proposal seeks a quick court ruling on bond provision arguing delays caused the court to miss an earlier decision. The move emphasizes urgency and potential impact on bond issuance processes.
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Bond
Yakima, Washington's First Newspaper Began in 1879
Historic note records Yakima's first newspaper debuting in 1879 marking the start of journalism in the Washington town. The 19th century publication laid the foundation for local reporting and community communication in the new settlement.
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Yakima, Wash
Jeff's Grinding Shop Ad at 16th and Cache Rd
A concise notice advertising Jeff's Grinding Shop located at 16th and Cache Road with contact by phone 8176. The item presents a compact, street-level business listing.
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Jeff
16Th & Cache Rd
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