Attendance surge boosts Mission Baseball as double bill with Dallas planned
Attendance at Tech fled rose about 50 percent over last year with 92,277 paid admissions in 28 home games. Army and navy free admission on Wednesday nights, plus Indies nights, drive crowd growth. Dallas series opens Tuesday, with a 27 30 game doubleheader at Tech field. Sid Peterson to pitch one game. John Whitehead used as reliever in earlier defeat.
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Colorado coach Harry Carlson completes fifteenth season
Boulder Colo June 2 Harry Carlson dean of men at Colorado University finished his fifteenth season as baseball coach this spring His teams have achieved steady progress and earned recognition for discipline and competitive play across the season ending a long tenure at the university
Mayhew Quits Flying Game and Moves from Abilene
Dewey Mayhew, longtime Abilene High football coach, leaves coaching after 14 seasons and shifts to air pilot instruction. He sold interest in a flight training school and plans to relocate to Marlin, his hometown, with a past record of guiding Abilene teams to notable state finishes.
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Charleston Rebels Manager Orders Batting Practice
In Charleston, South Carolina, Rebels manager Rhodes orders a batting session for the South Atlantic league team. An observer notes Rhodes believes hard work and steady practice will produce better hitting as suggested by remarks about phonograph platters and licks.
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Snead and Turnesa Sought for Hale America Championship
Chicago June report says Corporal Turnesa and Sam Snead impressed Hale America committee and may be granted leave to join the wartime national open. McMahon notes Navy and U.S. Golf Association backing, Ridgemoor layout lengthened to test pros. Hogan and Nelson loom as favorites though record 65 unlikely to fall.
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IC-4A Meet Reassignment Shifts Team Placings
Finish photos altered event results at the IC-4A meet in New York on Saturday. Pittsburgh dropped from second to third as New Hampshire rose to second. Cornell stayed ninth. Holy Cross and Tufts moved into a tie for eighteenth and sixteenth respectively. Charles Shaw moved to second in the 100 yards and George Gilson won the hurdles. Penn State retained first with 25.5 points. New Hampshire tied for second with 19. Pittsburgh slipped to 18.5 in third.
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Encouraging Note For St. Louis Browns
In Swincenton New Jersey the St. Louis Browns, a major league club yet to win a pennant, show new hope as they remain under pressure in the Eastern conference. The piece highlights a possible conference crown and notes continued expectations for the team’s ascent.
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Texas League Boxes Shreveport Tulsa In Tight Contest
In a cleared box score style report the Texas League game featured Shreveport, Tulsa, and Houston with Steckler, Padgett, Parker, and Crompton among the batters. Tulsa led 2 0 after six innings and Shreveport tied it late before final tallies. Pitchers Steer, Humphrey, and Maltberger shared innings with multiple hits and base on balls, while fielding notes include double plays and fumbles, with later standings listing Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City in the mix.
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Texas Leaders at the Aanocheted Arose baseball roundup
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Squeeze Play Delivers Tie in Texas League Tilt
Houston’s Dain Clay delivered a thirteenth inning bunt for a 4-4 tie in the Texas league meeting. Ed Kazak homered in the eighth for Houston. Floyd Speer shut Shreveport for a 3-0 win over Tulsa as Tulsa’s Marvin Rickets doubled in the first. Ed Burns dies at 54 in Monterey after a heart attack. he was a major league catcher for Philadelphia.
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