Women’s Summer League leads and top scorers at Ward Lanes
Monday night action at Ward Lanes sees Team 4 and Team 3 tied for the lead at 3-1 in the Women’s Summer League. Gladys Powers tops individual figures with 192 game and 536 series, as other bowlers post 400-plus marks. League play scheduled for 8 pm each Monday. Hazel Scott performs across multiple languages in a separate note. Team No 11 and Team 1 share the Summer Mixed League lead. Tuesday results show Billie Baker 612 series and 232 single game, with Team 1 taking the 1924 team series and 688 team game. A flood death toll exceeding 2,400 in 30 years is noted.
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Floyd Pitches Bats Sox To 5-4 Win Over Tigers
White Sox win 5-4 over the Tigers in a Monday AL game as Floyd allows two Tiger singles, walks three and fans 11. He contributes two doubles and a single in three plate appearances while Enriquez and Solomon add Tigers' hits. The Sox top the standings with three wins one loss and one tie.
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Yankees crush Red Sox 14 2 in explosive nine-run second
Ronald Calhoun earned the win for the Yankees as they routed the Red Sox 14-2. A seven run swing in the second inning helped push New York to a commanding victory behind 11 total hits and Sox miscues.
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Red Sox Pitcher Shuts Down Yankees in League Action
Bill Mitchell limited the Yankees to few baserunners, fanning 10 as Calhoun and David Rogers each had two hits for New York. James Dudley led Boston with a double and a single in three trips.
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Giants Crush Cards 14-3 to Lead National League
Giants dominate the Cardinals 14-3 in a Little League game. Francisco Reyes pitched a strong six innings, allowed five hits and struck out 15 as the Giants built a 2-0, then 5-0, 9-0 lead, aided by eight Cardinal errors. Ralph Gardner, Angelus Olibus, and Emmit Smith each had two hits and five runs between them. The Cardinals’ Mike Neace allowed 14 runs on nine hits with three walks and three strikeouts. Giants improve to three wins, one loss atop the NL standings. next face the Dodgers while the Braves meet the Cards.
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Eagles Measure Oilers For 11-7 Victory
The Eagles defeated the Oilers 11-7 on Tuesday night. Eagles pitcher Ward and Andrews split duties as the Eagles piled six runs in the fourth to seize a 9-5 lead. Oilers notching five hits, with Vela and Zerbel on the mound for the visitors and Russell and Phipps contributing two hits apiece for Oilers. Myers and Guinn led the Eagles with three hits each.
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Itch-Me-Not Ad at Maxwell Drug
A 15 minute relief for itch and burning from eczema ring worm and insect bites promoted with a 48 cent check offer. The ad urges purchase of ITCH ME NOT for day or night use at Maxwell Drug for surface rashes.
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Braves Rally To Edge Dodgers 8-7 In Krazy Finish
The Braves overcame an early six run deficit to defeat the Dodgers 8-7. Abe Hernandez started on the mound for Atlanta, while Billy Middlebrook earned the win and Keith Bailey took the loss after a back and forth scoring night.
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Sports Bomb Cats For 12-2 PL Win
The Sports ran to a 12-2 Pony League victory over the Cats on Tuesday night. An early 6-0 lead held up as Maxwell drove in three with a two run homer in the fourth. Dudley allowed five hits and three strikeouts for the win as J Ratliff and Maxwell each had two hits.
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Interscholastic League Football Reaches Forty Years
The Texas Interscholastic League football race turns 40 this fall with Abilene leading in championships and a national record for 49 straight wins. Waco, once a power under Paul Tyson, trails with five titles and a productive past. Am arillo Wichita Falls and Lubbock also claim multiple crowns while many other schools share single titles or ties.
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