Judeon Wins 11th Straight Game In Texas League Action
Tulsa Oilers blank Dallas 1 0 on four hits as Howie dadeon ties a 56 year old Texas League record with his seventh straight win. Fort Worth Cats explode for 13 runs at Oklahoma City to tighten third place in the standings and extend their playoff push.
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Vern Tennedy
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Reardon
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Amateur golf match reports lift Ward over Carr in Dublin
Joseph B. Carr of Dublin Ireland invalid matches as E Harvie Ward Jr. of Atlanta brokers dominates with sharp putting. Ward wins 4 and 3 after Carr fails to shine in the morning round.
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E. Harvie Ward Jr
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Lorenzo Hornets Set For Sept 11 Slaton And Petersburg
Lorenzo Hornets schedule lists Sept 11 games against Slaton B and Petersburg before the conference opener at Wellman nine days later. The roster notes include players such as Bobby Wampler and Leon Daniels with various heights and class levels, reflecting a bustling squad amid a busy fall slate.
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Petersburg
Wellman
Womble Rockets Start First Workout Tuesday at Slaton Gym
Coach Bob Bishop will lead the Womble Olds Rockettes in their first girls basketball workout Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the O L Slaton Junior High gym. The independent Lubbock team has won the district title the past two years and will play area teams. Six veterans return from last year along with three new prospects including Wan da arent and McClain bornt, both three year letter winners, and Wayland College’s Joy Hill alum Jo Rogers and Helen Chapman. Interested players unable to attend may call Bishop.
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Ben Roberson
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Warren
Jo Rogers
Helen Chapman
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Ah Acie
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Joy Hill
Wayland College
Plainview
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Weather and schedules mix in scattered baseball results
A jumble of scores and upcoming games across leagues includes Detroit over Chicago 22 to 4 as New York faces Washington, Boston at Philadelphia postponed by rain, and Fort Worth hosting a Texas League slate. Notable matchups involve St Louis at Cleveland, Chicago at New York, and Milwaukee at St Louis in various leagues.
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Houston
San Antonio
Ritchey Quits TCU Grid School Over Poor Health
Fort Worth report notes Wes Ritchey, noted javelin thrower and football fullback at TCU, quits the grid program due to ill health. Details indicate severe health decline with loss of teeth and weight reduction from 205 pounds though prior strength remained.
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TCU
Fort Worth
Poor Ri
Cardinals Rally Past Braves In Milwaukee Thriller
St Louis overcome a late deficit to beat Milwaukee 7 to 2 as Warren Spahn falters. Musial and Jolson drive offense with key hits, while Spahn loses his bid for a season win. Chambers allowed two runs in relief to secure the win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Yakima Wins Legion Crown With 4 1 Win Over Winnetka
Yakima catcher Tom Gibson hurled a three hit game and drove in three runs as Yakima beat Winnetka 4 to 1 tonight at Miami Stadium to claim the American Legion National Junior baseball title. The victory crowns Washington state’s team as national champions.
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Yakima
Tom Gibson
Winnetka
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American Legion
Freshmen Impress Coaches In Texas Tech Scrimmage
Hill of Lubbock and James Boll of Kermit star as freshmen clash with varsity in a spirited Texas Tech scrimmage. Coaches praise the effort, with Hill displaying standout passing and play selection as the newcomers learn the playbook.
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James Boll
Kermit
Doug Campbell
Pine Bluff
Ark
Bob Kilcullen
St. Louis, Mo
Brownfield Spring Game Move and 1953 Schedule Preview
Brownfield scrimmage shifted to Corpus Christi with Larry White expected to play heavily. Doyle Criswell absent after car wreck. Greer may direct district game decisions. Cubs projected no better than third. 1953 schedule lists Pecos, Phillips, Littlefield, Monahans, El Paso Solethreen, Balls, Seminole, Andrews, Kermit with 1952 results and a long roster of players and positions.
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Jack Strickland
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Lloyd Martin
Jimmy Odom
Billy Bearden
Grady Ammons
Charles Lassiter
Larry Full
Tommy Winn
Jerry Parker
Sammy Kendrick
Eddie Foshee
David Gardner
Letterman
Jim Milburn
Ers
Maurice Sexton
Joan Milburn
Henson outduels Carnett as Pampa tops Blue Sox 4–3
In Pampa, Jake Henson pitched a 4–3 win over Abilene Blue Sox with all Oilers runs in the first two innings. Lefty Eddie Carnett held the rest of the lineup scoreless from the fourth inning. Doug Lewis doubled in two in the second to cap a three-run rally.
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Sammy Baugh Honored by TCU at Kansas Game
Sammy Baugh will receive a plaque at halftime of the TCU Kansas game on September 19 in Fort Worth. The 1934 36 TCU star, elected to the Football Hall of Fame, will be accompanied by his former teammates as an honor guard. Baugh recently retired after 16 pro seasons with the Washington Redskins and Sweetwater High.
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Texas Christian
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