Odessa Broncs Prep For Gridiron Preseason Sessions
Odessa Broncho football hopefuls report Monday for equipment, physicals, and two practice blocks as Coach Julius Johnson targets a Bronc A squad of 57. Three squads form a Yearling and Quarterhorse mix to sharpen game conditions ahead of a tough schedule including Fort Arthur, Sweetwater, and Midland clashes.
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Odessa
Bronc
Johnson
Borger
Broncs
Pampa
Abilene
Midland
Bulldogs
AAA
Mourning Dove Open Seasons By Zone 1952
North zone runs Sept 1 to Oct 10 with bird shooting from noon to sunset. South zone spans Oct 1 to Nov 9 with county restrictions. certain counties limit Sept 12,14,16 evenings from 4 p m to sunset and Oct 1 to Nov 6 from noon to sunset. Daily bag limit ten. possession ten. McMullen County observes state law Nov 1 to Dec 13 and federal law Oct 1 to Nov 4.
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Cameron
Hidzigo
Starr
Zapata
Webb
Maverick
Dimmit
LaSalle
Jim Hogg
Brooks, Kenedy
Willacy
Mcmullen County
Big Spring Blanks Oilers In 3 2 Victory
Big Spring defeated the Oilers 3 to 2 in a tight game as Odessa aims to stay in first place. Fred Parker seeks his eighth win on the mound for Odessa while Big Spring likely taps Aranus Arencebia or Bert Mirsade. Oilers limited to five hits in nine innings for the second straight night.
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Odessa
Oilers
Pat Staseys
Fred Parker
Big Spring
Wals
Aranus Arencebia
Bert Msirade
Gil Guerra
The
Broncs
Oiler
Liitue
Wes Cruz
Eving
Zivelo Onesgu
En- Couner
Grou
Ortega
Broars
Figuerine
Felders
Buddy Grimes
Creraxth
Broccs
Gae Gaoener Goukie
Crimes
Odevsa
Ueecsimt
Leo Exs
Sham
Euiv
Pepper Aiartin
Snor
Coarley
Pej
Ortiz
Ricky Conziiaves
Aio Singie
Cuse Alvarez
Jonz Douvie
Ashi
Guerra
Ouer Cra
Caomes
Giants Edge Dodgers In Tight Brooklyn Win
New York Giants beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 3 to stay in pennant chase. Davis Willett drove in three runs as Desne Ravely limited Brooklyn to ten hits and earned his 13th win. Bob Scheib and Wes Westrum contributed late hits to secure the victory and keep the Giants within reach of the league leaders.
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New York Giants
Desne
Brooklin Dodeers
Davcy Wille
Giants
Dodgers
Leo Duresiier
Wallin
Wee
Iie
Widams
Bobby Thomson
Wes Weestrum Aveard
Stoeklys
Teitnt Pames Rew
Vard Sravestads
Booeter
S&s
Jon
Vet Toon
Bwestrume
Wits
Merrie
York Brooklyn If Vorsa
Reise
Ter Reeselaine
Pate Wiliams
Jodge
New Vera
Mise Biutherierd
Yuu Tn
Moore
Markie Ithe
le Dasewater TS. A
Phillies Sweep Two From Braves in Doubleheader
In Boston, August 30, the Philadelphia Phillies swept a doubleheader from the Braves, winning 4-2 behind early pitching and a late homer by Walker Cooper. An 8-5 nightcap featured strong hitting and key runs, with Pedro Ortiz and Ricky Conziives contributing, as Big Spring and pitcher Cavero secured the win in a late finish.
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Boston
Dave Cole
Padeadelphia Eee
Broves
Vietors
Wineherorn
Walker Cooper
Philadelphia Suntane Phillies
Bryaves
Artesia Tops Rockets 8-4 In Roswell Baseball Tilt
Artesia defeated Roswell 8 to 4 in Roswell to halt the Rockets home season and extend a three game New Mexico rivalry series. Big Joe Bauman and Rudy Briner led Artesia with multi run production while Roswell pitchers Herrmann and Briner took the loss.
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Roswell
Artesia
Herrmann
Briner
Alonso
Malone
Crawford
Yaselke
8-AA Season Opens Amid Late-Rummer Prep Scramble
District 8-AA boards begin practice as Andrews and Roscoe clash at Hamilton Field. Neil Taylor schedules three days of drills to ready his Mustangs for the opener while Pecos, Seminole, Kermit and Monahans pursue early week tilts. Pecos favorites but Monahans, Seminole and Kermit loom as threats.
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Texas
Andrews
Mustangs
Roscoe Plowboys
Hamilton Field
Neil Taylor
Messrs
Neal Dillman
Kermit
Don Mouser
Pecos
George Zollex
Seminole
F. O. Scroggins
Monahans
Taylor
Cubs
Wink
Lon Langham
James Bolf
Bennie Carr
Gene Graham
Dillman
Mouser
Plainview
Saturday Results Across Leagues and Night Games
Reports show Washington 6 Cleveland 6 in a tied day game. Paradelphia hosts night rain delayed Buston game with probable Pittsburgh matchups and multiple pitchers listed including Haddix Ul and Dickson Ne York at Brooklyn.
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Age
Cleveland
Soohwuis
Oveteaut
Paradelphia
Buston
Jester
Pittsburgh
Dickson
Nail Angelo
Odessa
Big Sprin
Micland
Sanneela
Roswell
Vernon & Sweetwater
Big Ing U
Oessea
Arie Roswell Midland
Eat
San Angelo Vernon
New York
Phiadelphia
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Mennati
Chicase
Renan
Prijaceiey
Basion
Brooklyn
Pitttshursh
Ace
Cleseland
Louis Aoe
Piladelphia
Peter
Schondienst
Chioe
Washington Os
District 5-A Football Teams Begin Practice This Week
District 5-A schools start football practice Monday with Wink and Crane joining early action on Sept 13. Wink defends the title facing Monahans while Crane meets Andrews, as other districts feature Iraan, McCamey, Big Lake, Marfa, Alpine and Fort Stockton in openers. Notables include Wink losses to Jette Wallace Nobles and a new coach in Fort Stockton.
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Crane
Wink Wildcats
Monahans
Andrews
Roscoe
Iraan Braves
O'Donnell
McCamey
Badgers
Eldorads
Big Lake
Ozona
Marfa
van Horn
Alpine
Sanderson
Fort Stockton
Ca Io
Max Jones
Billy Pete Huddleston
Braves
Ray Pope
Bill Ford
Maria
T.e
Dan Andregg
Harold Riley
Wildcat
Glenn Frazier
Alpine Bucks
Alvine
Paul Jette
Rusty Wallace
Dame Noibles
Cardinals Pound Pirates 12-2 in Pittsburgh
The St. Louis Cardinals ended a winless streak with a 12-2 road victory over the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Mike Menosky and Dick Sington homered. six doubles powered the offense as rookies Zen Najolei and Jim Waugh contributed. Gerry Staley earned his 15th victory.
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Pittsburgh
St. Lows Cardinals
Potessursh Pirates
Tr Mice
Dick Ani
Zen Necelai
Jim Waugh
Gerry Staley
Chisox Rout Indians 11-6 Behind Brown Three-Run Blast
Chicago White Sox batted around in a seven-run third inning to topple the Cleveland Indians 11-6. Harold Brown delivered a three run homer as Bob Feller exited early, and the White Sox pulled away in a rallying night game.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Bob Feller
Harold
Brown
Cleveland’ Indians
Midland Picks Off San Angelo In 4-2 Victory
Israel Ten pitched a complete game for Midland, fending off San Angelo to earn his 20th win as three San Angelo players were ejected in the ninth. Midland scored four in the top of the ninth while Kowalik, Williams, and Selbo provided the homers.
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Israel
San Angelo Colts
Midland Indians
Guinn Field
San
Midland
Barbour
Thomas
Dacko
Selbo
Brown
Ken Kowalik
Oscar Williams
Roden Eliminated At Big Spring Meet
In the 21st annual Big Spring golf tournament here on Saturday top seeds fell. Midlander Bob Wortman defeated R S McCullough and J C Davis to reach the third round. Dozier beat Bob Craiz, Jerry Scott beat Marvin Wright, Puitt routed Reden in a series of afternoon matches.
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Big Spring
Bob Wortman
Midland
Wortman
R. S. McCullough
Puitt
Marvin Wright
Bill Red Reden
Odessa
Pro-Am Golf Meet Nears Start At Odessa Country Club
Odessa hosts the annual Pro-Am Golf Tournament with 40 teams entered and at least 90 expected for the $7,500 event. A sweepstakes 18 hole prelude offers top prizes, while the 72 hole four day main event crowns a winning pro-am team led by Chuck Klein and Chuck Shaefer.
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Odessa
Odessa Country Club
Eams
Chuck Klein
Chuck Shhaefer
San Antonio
Klein
Bill Oliver
Gordon Lillie
Oliver
Tne
Billy Manneil
Dick Marin
Lee Pinkston
Ernie Vossiter
Don Addington
Joe Cronrad
Billy Erfurin
Everett Vinzant
Graham Mackey
Wesley Eiliis
Sian Moses
Buddy Weaver
Monty Sanders
Glen Fowler
Troy Badger
Rhone Puell
Legger
Canuck Klein
Elroy Martin
Warren Cantrel
Gidd Faircloth
Dick Turner
Warren Smith
Buster Cupit
Graham Ross
Fay Fanning
J. T. Hammett
Jim Whiteher
Bill Ohiver
Gib Sellar
Ray Gafford
Chursaay
Schoolboys Chase Nation's Greatest Grid Title
Texas high school football opens its thirty third season with 879 players in 16 AA and A division games. Classes AAAA and AAA begin Sept 12 and 19 respectively, with district favorites named across Lubbock Baytown Austin Ray and others. Arlington LaVega Pecos Wink face strong challenges as defending champ Giddings trails.
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Rio Grande
el Paso
Texarkana
Har Sl
Lubbock
Baytown
Sies
Ray
Corpus Christi
Westerners
Wichita Falls
Carotes
Austin
Paschal
Fort Worth
Sunset
Dallas
Houston
Sweetwater
Brownwood
Paris
Temple
Port Neches
Edison
San Antonio
McAllen
Arlington
Ray Glasgow
LaVega
Pecos
Wink
Wildcats
Newcastle
Giddings
Vernon Dusters Dominate Sweetwater In 8 0 Victory
Vernon pitcher Jesus Sora went the distance for an 8 to 0 win as the Vernon Dusters hammered Sweetwater. Vernon jumped to a 4 0 lead in the second inning on four hits and then added three more in the fifth frame. The final line shows Merritt Morales and Finley contributing for Vernon while Sweetwater managed only scattered no offense.
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Jesus So-ra
Vernon Ee
Sweetwater
Sora
Dune Bavengs
Cox
Merritt
Morales
Finley
Sosa
Neidson
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