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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

6

French Defends Title At Midland Invitational

Blond Bobby French of Odessa travels to Midland Country Club to defend his Midland Invitational golf title on the new MOTLEN North course. Qualifying rounds must be fired by Wednesday at the North course. match play begins Thursday with finals Sunday. Entry is $10 with a barbecue Wednesday and a dance Saturday at the nine hole clubhouse. Joe Bold of Dunlop Sporting Goods will be the official starter.

Midland Bobby French Odessa Midland Country Club Motlen Loo Wortman Big Spring Street Joe Bold Dunlop Sporting Goods Boyd Huff North Texas Huff

Legion Schedule Set For Season

The District Five American Legion baseball championship features Odessa Midland and Lamesa forming the trio. They will play four home and away games with a July 14 championship deadline and a 4:30 p m opener in Odessa at Midland. A 16 player limit will be enforced after Wednesday’s cut.

American Legion Stanton Odessa Midland Lamesa Alpine-Pecos Lubbock-Amarillo John Red) Hennech

LaPorte High Names New Head Coach Athletic Director

James E. Pate resigns as head coach and athletic director of LaPorte High. Frank Akin, former assistant coach, becomes the new head coach and athletic director.

Laporte James E. Pate LaPorte High School Frank Akin

Seminole Softball League Schedule Set

The Seminole Softball League's second half opens with American Legion and Amerada games. Upcoming matches include Atlantic vs Stanolind on June 24 and Phillips vs SHS on June 26, with a full schedule through August 8 featuring Legion SHS DCHS T&P Stanolind Atlantic Amerada and Fullerton.

Seminole American Legion Amerada Atlantic Stanolind Phillips SHS DCSH T&p Legion DCHS Phillipps Fullerton

Court Ruling Sets Oil Bowl Fate for Texas Playoff

The Court of Civil Appeals in Fort Worth will rule on allowing the Oil Bowl to be played in Wichita Falls despite a rule banning all star games on public school property. Midwestern University seeks an injunction against the Texas Inter scholastic League after a Wichita Falls contract. a decision is due next Friday.

Dallas Court of Civil Appeals Fort Worth Wichita Falls Midwestern University Midwestern Texas Oklahoma

Port Arthur Extends Gulf Coast Lead With 9-6 Win

Port Arthur strengthened its Gulf Coast League lead with a 9-6 victory over Harlingen as nine runs became the minimum by winning teams. Lake Charles, Galveston, and Corpus Christi also won, featuring multiple homers from Bob Hedington, Bob Bareford, Barney White, and others.

Port Arthur Seahawks Lake Charles Galveston Harlingen Brownsville Laredo Corpus Christi Texas City Bob Hedington Bob Bareford Barney White Bob Pugatch Lou Kovalcik Harb Nauert Corpus Christ Clovise Cresceesses Lubbock Scesseess

Braves Sweep Doubleheader Over Angelo In Sweetwater

Sweetwater hosts San Angelo and wins 16 3 in game one and 8 6 in game two behind Rocky Carlini 13th homer and a 10 hit attack. Tuttle adds his 15th and 16th homers, while Grajeda relieves Miller with bases loaded in the fifth.

Sweetwater San Angelo Rocky Carlini Braves Mark Christman Charlie Tuttle Tuttle Gil Grajeda John Miller Colts Tinkler Ellis Saldina Dacko Carrasquel Traspuesto Thomas Solis Miller Grajeda

Artesia sweeps series as Odessa hosts Oilers

Odessa's Oilers fall 7 3 at home to Artesia in a three game set, dropping to a tie for first with Big Spring and Sweetwater. Eve lio Ortega to start tonight’s 8 15 pm game opening a three night stand against third place Sweetwater Braves in the Longhorn League.

Odessa Oilers Evelio Ortega Sweetwater Braves Artesia Drillers New Mexico City Big Spring Roswell Sweetwater Twilbill San Angelo Vernon Irvin Armin Armin Clovis Roman Loyko John Crocker Antonio Ruiz Felix Castro Roberto Fabian Fabian Castro Loyko Eastham Rudy Briner Pete Pichan Jim Ackers Loser Ruiz Bill Haley Paul Halter Pichan John Alonzo Joe Bauman Ackers Tredaway Martin Weber Crocker Ruiz Escosceee Guerrero Ccccesnee Dieppa Artesia Hah PO Sarabbi Haley Halter Briner Seseeseeee Ceeeeeee Alonzo Seeseseseee Artesi Bauman Rbi Averill Sample

Midland Indians sweep Vernon in doubleheader

Midland beat Vernon twice 3-0 and 10-6 to sweep the three game series and extend a five game win streak. Keith Nicolls pitched a two hit shutout for his 12th win, while Pat O Keefe led Midland with five hits in eight at bats including a first inning homer and a fourth inning triple. Israel Ten earned his eighth win despite an eight hit attack from Vernon.

Midland Midland Indians Vernon Dusters Keith Nicolls Israel Ten Dusters Nicolls Vernon Pat McLaughlin Tribe Pat O’keefe O’keefe Richardson Neidson Nicolls Land Decker Baski Malone Ten Menapace

Broncs Bow Roswell 8 1 In Longhorn League

Reggie Corrales earned his seventh straight win as Big Spring beat Roswell 8 to 1 in a Longhorn league game. Pat Stasey hit a three run triple in the third and added two doubles. Roswell had ten hits but only one run, coming in the sixth inning.

Big Spring Reggie Corrales Big Spring Broncs Roswell Pat Stasey Triple J Broncs Rockets Corrales Valdes Pederson Woodworth Fenelon

Three Way Race Heats Up In Sooner State Baseball

In the Sooner State League battle, Pauls Valley, Chickasha, and McAlester each show 38 wins with margins in the loss column. The Sherman Twins finally reach .500 after a 2-0 upset of Chickasha, while McAlester beats Pauls Valley 5-1 and Lawton routs Ada 6-1. Ardmore tops Shawnee 17-10.

McAlester Pauls Valley Sherman Chickasha Lawton Acts I Ardmore Shawnee Southern Association Chattannee New Orleans Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham Wemahis Nashville Mobile Chihuahut Tucson& Phoenix Fishee-Douglas el Paso Juarez Sooner State Leagcuf Ada Ereesesonns Associated Press McCalester Paul’s Valley Raiders Chiefs Rockets Sherman Twins Nonrest Twins Paul’s Valley Ada Herefords

West Texas Largest Photo Finishers

Kodak Films developed. Cam eras, Screens, Lenses, Projec tors. Easy terms. West Texas largest photo finishers practiced camera and film services with affordable financing and broad product range.

Kodak Films West Texas

Tag Team Bout Draw Declares No Winner in Louden Arena

In Monday action promoter Pat O'Dowdy faced multiple near brawls as Dory Funk and Cowboy Carlson fought the Mask and Bob Geigel to a bloodless draw despite long exchanges. Carlson and Geigel staged forceful carries while Funk and the Mask traded misdirections ending in a double stalemate. Big Train Clements defeated Chico Bonales two falls to one with a testing display of power and questionable referee calls.

Pat Ezell Pat O’dowdy Dory Funk Cowboy Carlson Bob Geigel Carlson Montana Geigel Funk Geiger Cowboy Big Train Clements Chico Bonales Big Train Clements Bonales Chico

Spudders Rally Past Temple in Big State League Showdown

Wichita Falls suffered loss as Temple fell 12 to 5 in a roughhouse road tilt. Waco, chasing a win streak, was edged by Texarkana 14 to 5 while Austin beat Paris 11 to 4 and Longview edged Tyler 4 to 3 in 10 innings with key homers by Hunt Stafford and consistent runs from Lanner and Ankoviak.

Zhind Odessa Big Spring Sweetwater Midland Roswell San Angelo Odessa Vernon Artesia Brooklyn New York Chicago St. Louis Ecces Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Tesceveeses Pittsburgh Cooeses Wsesseeesses Esereeesee Cleveland Ssessaere Chicago Washington T. E Louis Een Detroit Washington Sone Dallas Eesusesseze Houston Sosscescene Beamumont Eeveceee Oklahoma City Fort Worth Ecesccee JB . Esecceeesesee San Antonio Shreveport Tulsa Beaumont AUS Sevcceee Whhita F Temple Encecserece Waco Wichita Falls Austin Paris Texarkana Tyler Longview Gulf Coast League Port Arthur Brownsville Harlingen Laredo Galveston Corpus Christi Charles Seesee iTexas City Neonsenes Spudders Pirates Bears al Joe Hunt Dean Stafford Ralph Albers Hugh Radcliffe Bill Queen

Doris Hart Advances In Wimbledon Tourney

Doris Hart the defending No.1 seed from Coral Gables Fla wins her second round at Wimbledon 6-1 6-0 over Shirley Odling after a first round bye. Louise Brough also cruises 6-1 6-0 over Pat Lewis. Pat Todd defeats Arvilla McGuire 6-0 6-2.

Wimbledon Doris Hart Coral Gables Fla England Shirley Odling Miss Hart Louise Brough Beverly Hills Calif Pat

Odessa to Host TAAF Boxing Meet in July

The district TAAF boxing tournament is set for Odessa on July 25. Open class fighters in the Permian Basin who wish to enter must complete the entry blank and mail it to The Odessa American sports department with name weight and address.

TAAF Odessa Permian Basin Sports Department The Odessa American

Woman barred from minor league baseball bid ruling

Columbus Ohio June 24 George M Trautman president of the minor leagues banned any signings of women players by affiliated clubs. Ford Frick agreed. The Harrisburg Senators claimed Eleanor Engle had been signed as an infielder but Trautman said no contract was executed and no woman has appeared in a Harrisburg game.

Columbus Ohio George M. Trautman Ford Frick Eleanor Engle Harrisburg Senators Trautman National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

Non Title Bout At Nuevo Laredo

Laura Salas world lightweight champion will fight Eddie Hudson in Nuevo Laredo across the border from Laredo. The bout is non-title with Salas weighing in at 130 pounds before a hoped for crowd of 8000. Hudson previously beat Salas before Salas won the title in California last month.

Tickets On Sale For Dallas Texans vs Philadelphia Eagles

Odessa Shrine Club announces tickets for the August 29 pro football game at the high school administration building. Tickets cost 3.60 dollars with a 0.25 dollar mailing fee. Money orders or checks payable to Odessa Shrine Club should be mailed to Box 574 Odessa. Many tickets remain available and will go on sale about two weeks before game day.

Dallas Texans Philadelphia Eagles Odessa Shrine Club Odessa

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