Smackover Scott Shines for Eagles at Hershey Camp
In Hershey Pa special report the 1952 Philadelphia Eagles show 40 players daily two way versatility led by Clyde Smackover Scott the fastest man in football who recovered from injuries to star on defense and offense Scott stars at left half while the defense aims to match 1948 squads tickets for Eagles Texans exhibition in Odessa priced 3 60 available at N Lee and W Eighth Avenue and Bronco Stadium under Odessa Shrine Club sponsorship
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Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Wayne Millner
Clyde
Smackover
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Arkansas
Dallas Texans
N. Lee and
W. Eizhth
Broncho Stadium
Odessa Shrine Club
Scotty
Bill Porter
Scotty confident in pro prospects amid team optimism
Scott says he feels good about his chances this year and aims to prove himself in the pros. He credits the defense to mentors Mike Jarmoluk Chuck Bednarik and Ken Farragut and notes the line’s impact on breaking plays. He competes with Al Pollard for the starting left half and also plays safety.
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Arkansas
Navy
The
Birds
Scott
Scotty
Mike Jarmoluk
Chuck Bednarik
Ken Farragut
Ortega Hurls Past Midland 2 to 1
The Odessa Oilers edged Midland 2-1 as a single, double steal and a wild pitch helped generate both runs in the fifth inning before 1 960 spectators.
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Ortega
Midland
Spec G
Broncs Rally to Beat Angelo 4-3 in San Angelo Thriller
Southpaw Evelie Ortega earned his 19th win as Odessa edged Midland 4-3 in a tense Longhorn League game. Ortega escaped a wild fifth inning, while Carl Bossenberry homered for Midland. Big Spring defeated San Angelo 4-3 as Corrales earned the save in a late rally.
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Evelie Ortega
Midland
Ortega
Indians
Wes Ortiz
Odessa
Keith Nicolls
Felix Castro
Raul Dieppa
Carl Barcour
Castro
Dieppa
Hero Dwire
Carl Bossenberry
Bossenberry
Scooter Hughes
Dwire
Ed Sama
Pat O’keefe
O’keefe
Joe Eckstine
Lefty Loyko
Earl Bossenberry
Evelio Ortega
Roswell Rockets win 3-1 as rain stops Vernon game
Roswell edges Vernon 3-1 after a ninth inning rally. Stubby Greer homered in the eighth and Elwood Grantham, Les Stimmer, and Audie Malone contributed key hits as rain halted play after Roswell took the lead. Malone earned his 11th win with a four hitter as Lefty Lloyd Wallis went the distance.
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Roswell
Amaire Stepe Sanowski
Audie Malone
The
Dusters
Scamas
Lloyd Wallis
Vernon
Eddie Bucynssi
John Fernold
Iraswell
Wallis
Nieolson
Malone
Artesia Drillers Muscle Past Braves 13 3
Artesia built a 13 to 3 lead with eight run fourth inning as Herrmann collected four hits and drove in two runs. The Drillers limited Sweetwater to eight hits while Madison Maddox was honored at the game before his August 16 retirement after 47 years with Humble Pine Line Co.
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Artesia
WCW
Artesia Drillers
Sweetwater Braves
Herrmann
Braves
Drillers
Midland
Odessa
Oilers
Earl C. Maddox
Maddox
Humble Pine Line Co
Texas All Stars Set for Oil Bowl
Texas all star football players chosen to face Oklahoma in the 15th Oil Bowl charity game at Coyote Stadium Wichita Falls on August 22. Notable picks include Charles Brewer of Lubbock as outstanding player, with Johnny Tatum of Lubbock also selected. Guard Walter Cooley and end Earl Johnson headline a roster that features players from Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Abilene and other Texas cities.
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Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Coyote Stadium
Cooper Robbins
Ted Jeffries
Charles Brewer
Lubbock
Johnny Tatum
Walter Cooley
Odesse
Henry Rutherford
Waco
Bill Green
Temople
Don Wilson
Houston
Earl Johnson
Texarkana
Jimmy ‘Smith
Grand Prairie
Joe Moore
Abilene
Tommy Frank Siragusa
James Excell Amnett
Fort Worth
Pat Tolar
San Antonio
Bill Cheadle
Dallas
Stanley Coxer
Midland
J. D. Bradshaw
Childress
Nenneth Wert
Stanford
Bill Herchman
Vernon
Billy Huddleston
Iraan
Nevin Lunsburry
Bayton
James Sider
Delyinn Patterson
Wichita ‘Falls
Donald
Ronald Robbins
Breckenridge
Robbins
Kizhoma
Earl Presley
Duncan and
Jaci Co
Weekend high school soccer scores and upcoming games
Odessa 2 1 Midlandaria 1 5 Artesia 1 5 Sweetwater 3 Roswell 5 Vernon 1. Sunday's schedule lists Midland at Onesss Big Spring at San Anscio Sweetwater at Artesia Vernon at Roswell.
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Midiarna
Big Spring
San Angelo
Artesii
Sweetwater
Roswell
Vernon
Onesss
San Anscio
Artesia
Slo-Mo-Shun IV Wins Gold Cup Race
Seattle’s Slo-Mo-Shun IV captured the Gold Cup after rivals failed on a barren course. An injury to driver Bill Cantrell followed an explosion in one boat. Miss Pepsi briefly set a 101.024 mph 30 mile record before dropping out early.
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Seattle
Slo-Mo-Shun IV
Bill Cantrell
Janasome Swanley Wouae
Speed Vear Racing
Cnouck Thompson
Odessa Wins Junior Olympic Swimming Meet
Odessa swept the Junior Olympic Swimming and Diving meet with girls 154 points and boys 114 tops. Midland placed second in both divisions, Odessa led combined scoring with 268 to Midland 213, with San Angelo 81 and others following. Outstanding swimmers named include J Lee Graham and Judy Voss, with high point honors to Billy Ferrill and top age group winners across 10 and under to 15 16.
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Odessa
Midland
San Angelo
Pyote
Fort Stockton
Crane J. Lee Graham
Judy Voss
Billy Ferrill
Pype
Dwane Newman
Carol
Muir
Doug Muir
Winifred Jackson
Jimmy Davidson
San Aneglo
Jeannie Glagnorn
Illy Ferrill
Nell Curran
Red Sox Triumph Over Yankees In ten innings
In New York on August 9 the Red Sox beat the Yankees 3 to 1 in 10 innings to open a crucial three game set. Dick Gernert belted his 12th homer to start the 10th and Don DiMaggio followed with his fifth to seal the victory for Boston.
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Red Boston Sox
Yankee Stadium
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Red Sox
Dick Gernert
Lou Bou- Greau
Vic Raschi
Mel Parnell
Johnny Sain
al Benton
Don DiMagio
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Passarella
Honochick
Athletics-Senators game washed out after top third inning
Washout occurred Saturday night in Washington as the Athletics led 1-0 in the top of the third. Lue A’s scored in the first on an error and a run from Paisley, driven home by Zernial’s fly.
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Bob Porterfield
Erris Rain
Dave Paisley
Gus Zernial
Kentucky Faces Possible Suspension by SEC Officials
University of Kentucky officials travel to Birmingham for a Southeastern Conference executive committee meeting as writers predict a probable suspension in basketball and likely football. Officials and Kentucky sources refuse to discuss while the committee investigates athletic program concerns linked to the national basketball scandal.
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University of Kentucky
Birmingham
Southeastern Conference Executive Committee
Kentucky
Herman L. Donovan
John M. Gallalee
Tuscaloosa
Ala
North-South All-Star Game Delivers Thrilling Fort Worth Show
In Fort Worth on Friday night the 8st football all star clash thrilled fans with top play. Billy Pete Huddleston of Iraan left early injured after a strong North drive, possibly changing momentum as North totaled 95 yards. Walter Cooley of Odessa stood out on offense despite eye injuries, while Jack Kirkpatrick of Post showed potential for Texas Tech.
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Billy Pete Huddleston
Iraan
Billy Pete
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Billy
Jim Tatum
Huddleston
Bill
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Southwest Conference
Texas A & M
Walter Cooley
Odessa
Big Walter
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Dutch Meyer
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Paul Jette
Wink
Charles Brewer
Lubbock
Jack Kirkpatrick
Texas Tech
Indians Rally Past Browns 7 5 In Ninth Inning
Fred Marsh delivered a three hit game including two RBIs and then misplayed a towering fly in short center allowing two Browns runs as Cleveland edged St. Louis 7 5. The win pulled the Indians within a game and a half of the Yankees as Marsh sparked a seventh inning rally and Garcia held a 2 0 lead early.
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Fred Marsh
Luke Kasterts
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
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Tribe
Tommy Byrne
Dale Mitcheil
Savvoy Avila
Earl Harrist
Byrne
Arry Doby
al Rosen
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Ray Boone
Marsh
Jim Delsing
Mitchell
Rosen
Mike Garcia
Bill Glynn
Jim Dyck
Larry Doog
Cleveland
Wally Westlake
Dodgers sweep Phillies as Campanella hits his 23rd homer
Brooklyn Dodgers win 6-0 and 4-2 in a twi night doubleheader at Philadelphia. Billy Lees pitches a seven hit shutout in game one and Joan Rutherford allows six hits in game two. Roy Campanella belts two homers while Gil Hodges and Billy Cox homer in each game. Del Ennis hits a late two run shot for Philadelphia as the Phils avoid a double sweep. Dodgers extend NL lead to eight games and own the season series 7-5.
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Billy Lees
Joan Rutherford
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Billy Cox
del Ennis
Phils
Phillies
Shibe Park
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Brooklyn
Karl Drews
Iim Konstanty
Texan Captures World Record Robalo in Tampico
The 33 pound robalo or rovalo was caught Friday in Tampico by Mrs. Jeannie Hanks of Paducah Kentucky. G T Hales, international delegate of the U S Fish and Game Association, announced the record Saturday.
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Tampico
Mex
Jeannie Hanks
Paducah
Rex
G. T. Hales
U. S. ‘Fish and Game Association
Spahn Dominates Giants with Ten Strikeouts for 2-0 Win
Boston Braves pitcher Warren Spahn struck out 10 Giants and allowed three hits in a 2-0 shutout before 3,589 fans. Spahn improved to 11-1 while Hearn took the loss for New York as the Giants were held scoreless through 22 innings.
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Spahn
Chicago Cubs
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Yvars
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Boggess
Pinelli
Engen
Buffs Rally to Beat Dallas Eagles 7 3
Houston Buffs, in last place, toppled the Dallas Eagles 7 to 3. Five runs in the sixth inning off Jose Santiago fueled the comeback as Jack Creel earned the win after relieving in the second inning.
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Dallas Eagles
Jose Santiago
Jack Creel
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Lubbock Stock Car Drivers Dominate Friday Program
Lubbock drivers captured six events at the Stock Car racing program on Friday night. George Spinett won the trophy dash, Ralph Roberts took the floor heat and the Australian Pursuit, Bull Tillson claimed the Fast Heat and the 25 lap feature, and Bob Hester won the consolation.
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George Spinett
Ralpy Rooerts
Bull Tillson
Bob Hester
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