Reds Favored To Win All Star Classic
Cincinnati Reds expected to dominate the National League in the All Star Game at Griffith Stadium with stars like Gus Bell Frank Robinson and Roy McMillan in the lineup while the American League fields a less cohesive unit led by Ted Williams. The piece notes NL manager Walter Alston’s potential roster tinkering and recalls past All Star outcomes and famous players connected to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Considine
Ashington
Mickey Mantle
Cincinnati Redlegs
Griffith Stadium
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Gus Bell
Frank Robinson
Roy McMillan
John Temple
Ed Bailey
Wally Post
Alston
Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Dale Long
Pittsburgh
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Willie Mays
Duke Snider
Roy Campanella
New York
Mantle
The
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Marilyn Monror
Washington
Dizzy Dean
Williams
Deans
Othe
Hubbers bow over Clippers in season finale 11 6
Lubbock closes Big State League season with an 11 6 win over Corpus Christi ending the Hubbers Texas City move. Fuller gains win. Tasby stars with four hits and three RBIs as Lubbock bats late for seven runs in final two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Houston
Houston Buffs
Dallas
Fort Worth Cats
Bob Mabe
Buffs
Ralph Mauriello
Bufts
Mauriello
Mabe
Fort Worth
Waters
Olson
Rand
HR — Rae
Mauricello
Ponies Dominate Clovis in 14-5 Rubber Game
Clovis hosts Plainview in a 14-5 defeat as the Ponies explode for 14 runs on 14 hits. Bertie Dickey leads with two doubles and a homer, Don Stokes adds a homer and a double, while Charley Davidson starts for Clovis and suffers the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N.M
Pioneer
Plainview Ponies
Jack Cardey
Pioneers
Charley Davidson
Clovis Pioneers
Alto
Ponies
Bertie Dickey
Don Stokes
Russ Burns
Bobby Brown
Plainview
Iclovi
Davidson
Cardey
Dickey
Lupica
Parker
Featherweight title bout postponed to July 24
A planned bout between Flash Elorde and Dave Gallardo in San Jose, canceled for Tuesday due to a hand injury, has been rescheduled to Tuesday night July 24. The move comes after Elorde sustained the injury in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancel
San Jose
Flash Elorde
Dave Gallerdo
West
Flade
Phillies Halt Dodgers Streak as Jones delivers decisive hit
Philadelphia breaks out for five runs in the seventh inning to beat Brooklyn 6 3 at Philadelphia. Willie Jones drives in the go ahead run with a bases loaded single and Ted Kazanski adds a bunt single driving in another. Rodger Craig takes the loss for Brooklyn while Clem Labine allows the key hits in relief. The win ends Philadelphia’s six game skid against the Dodgers and stops a Dodgers streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Chiefs
Port Arthur
Tex
Waco Pirates
Port Arthur Chieftains
Bucs
Monty Basgall
Basgall
Don Becker
Roy Lanner
Jim Hardison
Hardison
Vic Comolli
Riebel
Lanner
Comolli
Victoria
Jim Bascom
Victoria Eagles
Wichita Falls
Spudders
Chico Oquendo
Eagle
Bill Dashner
Don LeJohn
Wichta Falls
Romono I
Victoria Awb
Knapp
Gallaz Sassone
Alverez
Brenck
Oquendo
Boyd
Brito
Midland
Rufus McNeal
el Paso Texans
Midland Indians
McNeal
Texans
Indians
Rudy Briner
Everett Robinson
Robinson
Indian Board of Directors
EL Paso
Anderson
Armenteros
Thompson
Selbo
Briner
Linton
Pampa
Rockets
Roswell
Pampa Oilers
Roswell Rockets
Oilers
Ballinger Westerners
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rodger Craig
Willie Jones
Clem Labine
Ted Kazanski
Phils
Craig
Arooklyn
Phiadelemaabhon
Reese Ac
Blaylock
Sais Oh
ATA
Hotere
Anya
Nelan
Hamner Ag
ITA Crale
Rogovin
Neal
Ashpert
Stars Rally to 2-1 Win in Southern Pony League Doubleheader
Holsum Stars beat the Little Hubbers 2-0 and the Morton Chippers 83 with Jerry Lusk the winner over the Chippers and Paul Ballentine the loser. Emzy Nagood had three singles for the Stars while Jimmy Harris reached with a double for the losers. Herschel Elmore earned credit for the Little Hubbers win, Jim Holloway took the loss, and Bill Cain led Hubbers hitters with a double and a single. Morton Chippers also noted Tom Sessons homered for the Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallum Stars
Little Hubbers
Morton Chippers
Jerry Lusk
Chippers
Paul Ballentine
Emzy Nagood
Stars
Jimmy Harris
Herschel Elmore
Jim Holloway
Bill Cain
Hubbers
Tom Sessons
Holsum Stars
State Cour South Invitational Qualifier at Lubbock
In a busy region meet held in Lubbock, teams from Hobbs Breckenridge and Roohers competed with Brownfintd and Clovis Brown Bomvers aiming for qualification. The event served as a qualifier for the larger state tournament with multiple schools earning spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour South
Hobbs
West Texas
First Nazarene and Central Baptist win Dixie League games
First Nazarene defeated First Methodist 4 to 1 on two hit pitching by Doug Galey. John Lanham led Nazarene with two doubles and Ea Moody added a triple and a single for the Meth odists. Central Baptist beat St John’s Methodist 6 to 5 as Vestal Vaughn won and Austin Stedman lost. Charles Nolan posted a double and two singles for the losers while Doug Conway gathered a triple two doubles and a single for Central Rap Line scores. Western Open dates set in San Francisco for Oct T to M4 the defending champion Cary Middlecoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Nazarene
Central Baptist
Nazarenes
Doug Galey
First Methodist
R. Howard
John Lanham
Ea Moody
Methodists
St John's Methodist
Baptists
Vestal Vaughn
Austin Stedman
Charles Nolan
Doug Conway
Nazarene
SPWGA MEET SET AT Browne Field Club
The South Plain's Women's Golf Association will hold its monthly meeting at Browne Field Country Club on Wednesday. Tee off for the championship flight is scheduled for 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPWGA
South Plain
Women’s Golf Association
Brownefield Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati Reds
Considine Ballinger
Reds
Casey Stengel
Americans
Stengel
Ram
Calgary
Alta
Bryan Engram
Texas Christian University
Calgary Stampeders
Baltimore
Pimlico
Flashlore
Dave Gallardo
Norway
Marth
Allstar
Cleveland
Herb Score
Philadelphia Phillie
Stan Lopata
Score
Ray Narleski
Kansas City
Lopata
del Crandall
Milwaukee Braves
Aix
Pamsa Os Raewell & Diminsion
Clove
Passland
San Angela
Catshed
Charleston
Demers
Indianapolis $ Mowragens
Omaha
Pnd
Weter
Western Tenewe Shay Che
Aiiene
Arthur Wieita
Fane Et Corpus
Joesuin
Sam Woes
Temi Vine An
Hsie Trine
Teane Bout Woon
Hinudinn Inhuman Clie
Quetta Cie
Sen Amini Amiecienn
Pailimare Et Fine Ated
Meare Nes
Ard
Pesta
Pilindsiitiin
Ays Ahlier
Femme
Willie Tasby
4Shit Labs
Lubbock
Robinnson
Searsey
Fuller
Thomas
Bellin
Muniz
Spencer
Zebroski
Lacy
Corella
Barbao
Har
Becker
Escobar Hall
Silvera
Comelli
Eagles
Bart Anthur
Ui Ie
Lenewe
Selena
Dacia
Cats
Widmar
Rotblatt
And
Shreveport Sports
Dallas Eagles
Joyner
Dale Coogan
Mel McGaha
Dick Waibel
Shreveport
Fred Martin
Martin
Murray Wall
Wall
Schmidt
Waibel
Peden
Austin
Duane Wilson
Austin Senators
Oklahoma City
Bill Connelly
Okla
City
Watson
Buck
Connelly
Clark
Beard and
Laguna
Bogan
Kenega
I Goodell
Armstrong
Moore
Jordan
Rosborough
W—Bogan
L—Kenega
Colts
Ashers
Carlsbad
Bill Bagwell
San Angelo Colts
Carlsbad Potashers
Moundsman
LB Palmer
Werman
Charles
Ballinger
Eugene Lippold
Hobbs Sports
Ron Bloodworth
Jim Grimm
Hugh Wise
Ozzie Alvarez
Dan Dobbek
Jim Moore
Ken Jones
Wise
Olx
Bloodworth
Grimm
Scoane
Payne
Lippold
Jones
Hr—Wise
Solo
Skinner
Antonelli
Bressow
White
Bettpittsburgh & News York
Friend
Winelma
Wilhelmy
Antonelty
Whiteleafie
Weantonelli
Antas
Phillies
Dodgers
Braves
Cubs
Milivauke
le SO Braves
Lew Burdette
Chicago Cubs
Burdette
Brooklyn
MCA
Milwauker
Roconnet
Logan
Baker
Adcock
Mike Tot
Tanavih
Torre
Hacker
Gorman
Pins
Diana
First
Central
St. John's
San Francisco
Professional Golfers Association
Cary Middlecoffs
Micro Speedway
Bermuda
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!