Five Teams Battle For First As July Fourth Pennant Judgment Looms
Five teams race for top spot with July Fourth as Championship Day. Giants lead Dodgers by one, while Indians hold a 14 game AL edge over Chicago. Yankees threaten as White Sox and Senators chase, with several decisive series shaping the pennant race. Memos note Giants and Dodgers surge, Yankees slip, and other games alter standings.
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Major League Yesterday's Results And Upcoming Games
Major League results include Twin Cities 3 Meridian 1 and Dorado 8 Hot Springs 3. Upcoming slate features Meridian at Twin Cities El Dorado at Hot Springs Greenville at Pine Bluff and several city pairings. Coach Lou Scarborough of West Monroe comments on the West Monroe boys ahead of tonight’s home game, in a tight race with Bastrop Juniors.
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No, he is all wet and seeking cool rooms
A fragment describes someone dismissing a comment and suggesting standing in the shower to cool off. It notes many young men renting rooms and seeking cool suburban accommodations as a hot day continues.
Local Scores and Upcoming Matches Listed
Houston 1 Beaumont 0 Fort Worth 1 3 Dallas 2 5 San Antonio 1 3 Shreveport 0 1 Tulsa 0 3 Oklahoma City 1 1 Fort Worth at Dallas Tulsa at Oklahoma City Beaumont at Houston Shreveport at San Antonio
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Leaders In Legion Junior Race Clash At Bastrop Tonight
West Monroe and Bastrop clubs, leaders in the Fifth District American Legion Junior baseball race, will tangle tonight at Barons Park in Bastrop. District standings and regional implications mark the clash as a key early-season test for both teams.
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Thomaston youth leader elected NFHS president
Sam Burke of Thomaston Georgia today was elected president of the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations, succeeding C A Semler of Benson Harbor Michigan.
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Groza and Gillom Sign 1954 Browns Contracts
Cleveland players Lou Groza and Horace Gillom signed 1954 professional football contracts with the Cleveland Browns. Terms were not disclosed.
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