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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1952

Page

5

Satchell Paige Saves Contest For Ned Garver

Satchell Paige and LeRoy Paige helped Cleveland and St Louis key wins as a midseason clash shuffled AL standings. Eddie Lopat and Yogi Berra led New York past Detroit while Paige earned his third win in relief, extending a scoreless streak to 24 1 3 innings and boosting the Yankees to first place.

Associated Press Casey Stengel Philadelphia Niacionzi LeRoy ‘Satchell Paige Bobby Snauntz New York Allie Reynolds Paige Anybdy Stengel Rebif Casey New York Yankees Taat Yankees Eddie Lopat Detroit St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox Satchemo Paige Long Sean LeRoy Ned Garver Red Sox Cleveland Indians Washington Chicago White Sox Senators Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Joe Presko St. Louis Cardinals Dodgers Chris van Cuyk Cincinnati Reds Giants Pittsburgh Boston Braves Garver Skein Joe Paige Browns Marty Marion Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Bill Veeck Hornsby Bobby Young Bob Nieman Ivan Delock Yogi Berra Ted Gray Tiger Larry Doby Cleveland Wynn Lou Brissie Mike Garcia

Deadline near for Joe Childress Fund contributions

The Joe Childress Fund deadline is noon Friday with checks to The Odessa American sports department to qualify for the fund. Childress and coach Lee Taylor depart for the National AAU meet in Long Beach after a Tucson workout stop. the fund stands at 994.39 dollars toward a 1,500 dollar goal with 500 still needed.

Joe Childress Odessa American Childress Lee Pop) Taylor Long Beach Calif Taylor Tucson Ariz

Helmerich and Payne Face Stanolind in Fastball Clash

In IRAAN special Helmerich and Payne meets Stanolind for a Trans Pecos Fastball League game tonight. Thursday’s lone contest pits Helmerich and Payne against Texas Natural in Iaan.

Iaan Iraan Helmerich Payne Stanolind Texas Natural

Two close Odessa Little League games produce separate winners

In the first game the F.O.B. Senators beat the Carter Yankees 12 to 10 in extra innings as Larry Glass pitched seven strong innings. Harold Busby took the loss, while Travis Thornton homered for the Yankees. In the nightcap Cole Browns beat the Kiwanis Tigers 5 to 4 with Darnell Wirt homering and Pepper Johnson closing out the win.

Odessa F.O.B. Senators Carter Hardware Yankees Cole Motor Kiwanis Tigers Larry Glass Senators Harold Busby Travis Thornton Yankees Brown Darnell Wirt Cole Motor Barwns Pepper Jahnson Wirt Johnny Henson Johnson Howard Betes West County Park Atletic Club John Perry Paul Cole Carter Yankees Glass and Ash Busby Pierce Cole Browns Johnson and Murphy Bethel and Henson

Sugar Ray Robinson Works to Reach Target Weight for Maxim Bout

Sugar Ray Robinson trained down to about 157 pounds as heat rises, aiming to around 158 for the June 23 light heavyweight title fight with Joey Maxim at Yankee Stadium. Manager George Gainford ordered rest to curb strain as Robinson weighs in lighter than Maxim by about 17 pounds, a repeat of his 1942 junior welterweight defense against Jake LaMotta.

Pompton Lakes N. J Sugar Ray Robinson Joey Maxim Sugar Ray Robinson George Gainford Maxim Yankee Stadium Jake LaMotta Ray

Five TL Teams In Virtual Tie For Top Spot

The Texas League sees five clubs nearly equal atop the standings with Oklahoma City and Fort Worth at .525 through 32–29, Dallas at 33–30, and Beaumont and Houston at .523 with 34–31. Tulsa remains last at four and a half games back.

Oklahoma City Fort Worth Dallas Beaumont Houston Tulsa Oklahoma City and Eagles Shreveport Buffs Oilers San Antonio Missions John Walters Tulsa Oilers George Eyrich Jerry Witte Jim Melton Rudy Paynich Dallas ‘Eagles Bud Lively Melton Bragan Dyck Mitchell Crowder H. Smith Curley Jordan Brown Jarvis Eurich Morgan Walters Jndrith Clark Wild Landis Mossi Vardley Sullivan Aylward Lively Livingston Okla City Paynich Baich Taylor O’donnell Martin Hopkins

Seminole High School Upsets Amerada In Softball Thriller

Seminole High School defeated the previously unbeaten Amerada nine 16 to 10 in Seminole City Softball. Metz LaFollette pitched the win for Seminole, allowing 10 hits, while Amerada’s O. F. Hurst and Bill Whorley allowed eight singles each. Two homers came from Seminole with Jack Harrell and Crandall Young hitting them.

Seminole Seminole Hig School Amerada Metz LaFollette O. F. Hurst Bill Whorley Jack Harrell Crandall Young

LaMotta Murphy Fight Sparks Detroit Area Showdown

In Detroit, Jake LaMotta and Irish Bob Murphy collide at Olympia Stadium with the International Boxing Club predicting a shot at the light heavyweight title for the winner. Murphy, a 7-5 favorite, seeks a comeback win after a prior TKO loss to Maxim while LaMotta weighs about eight pounds heavier than Murphy.

Detroit Olympia Stadium Bob Murphy Jake LaMotta International Boxing Club LaMotta King Murphy Bob Joey Maxim Jake San Diego

Half-Pint Pitchers Star in Gulf Coast League

The Gulf Coast League features two tiny stars Manny Rodriguez of Harlingen and Ra mon Roger of Galveston. Rodriguez helped the Capitals beat Lake Charles 83 to win, while Roger shut out Laredo 2-0 and drove in runs with a 35-foot homer.

Associated Press Nich Manny Rodriguez Harlingen Capitals Lake Charles

Hogan backs Mangrum to win National Open

Ben Hogan predicts Lloyd Mangrum is the best bet to win the National Open as final practice rounds begin in Dallas. Hogan notes Mangrum is a strong thinker and excellent putter, while Hogan cites his own Open history and the USGA's record showing 72.12 strokes per 18 holes across eight Opens and a playoff.

Dallas Ben Hogan Hogan Lloyd Mangrum Niles, Ill Mangrum George Fazio Joe Dey United States Golf Association Ben Dey USGA

Rankin Scouts defeat Iraan Youth Center in fastball clash

Rankin's Boy Scouts beat Iraan Youth Center 14 to 10 in a fastball game yesterday. Jay Yocham earned the win and Johnny Burleson took the loss in the tense Arizona County showdown.

Rankin Scouts Iraan Youth Center Iraan Rankin’s Boy Scouts Jay Yocham Johnny Burleson

Hogan Prepares for NBCs Third Open with Wedge Focus

Dallas June 10 A golf pro explains the Hogan Snead difference Hogan spends over an hour on a Fort Worth course practicing a short wedge to the green He says he will need that shot three times per round at Northwood proving the value of patient practice in pursuit of a third straight National Open championship.

Dallas Ben Hogan Sam Snead Ben Sam Hogan Fort Worth Northwood

Snead Ties North Course Record Ahead of Open

In Dallas the field for the National Open began shaping up as Sam Snead, Li Mangrum and Ben Hogan led contenders. Snead matched the North course record with 31-33-64 in practice, while Mangrum flirted with it before finishing 33-35-68 after a rapid start and late wobble.

Dallas Li Mangrum Ben Hogan Snead Mangrum Northwood Hogan

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