Young pitchers shine as Post 420 advances in Legion baseball
Three promising young hurlers highlighted Pittman Sullivan Park as Post 420 and Post 178 won in American Legion junior baseball eliminations. Jimny Eheiler allowed four hits in an 8 2 win over Alamo Post No 2, Bubba Cowan struck out 12 in a 16 4 victory over Stonewall Jackson Post 346, while Jack Jones fanned 16 through seven innings before late runs. Catcher Joe Keeffe aided the defense with quick throws.
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Pittman- Sullivan Park
American Legion
Hasbbell
Post
Central Catholic High School
Alamo Heights
Terrell Hills
Jimny Eheiler
Central Tea
Uyo
Alamo Post
Bubba Cowan
the Heights
Harlandale
Stonewall Jackson Post
Jack Jones
Jefferson
Aluno
Cowan
Jones
Bicker
Joe Keeffe
Baseball Game Irregularities and Scoring Notes
In a disjointed recap Green and Casares drive runs while Yellen and Martin contribute. Green adds two RBIs with Casanova and Keefe also prominent. Keefe records three base hits while Redyke, Hudanahl, and Casanova figure in double plays. Tassos gives up three runs in 0 innings and Jones allows four runs in innings. Ehrier yields two runs. Jones strikes out 18, Ehrier 2, with Barier wild pitches and Lute 2 passed balls. Tassos labeled losing pitcher amid altered pitching line.
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Green
Casares Keeffe
Yellen
Jeft
Martin
Mitchell
Casenova
Keefie
Role
Kenkfe
Redyke
Hudanahl
Casanova
Carabova
Tassos
Jones
Hulle
Ehrier
Barier
Ik Iw
Hy Fhrier
Lute
Umnires
Stahl Abd “Ward
Officials to judge and referee fight card at Municipal arena
Prime Zivic battles 21 year old Baby Zaven as same officials who alternated as judges and referees at the Municipal auditorium will work the open air card Tuesday night Promoter Frankie Edwards said Hert Brarman Mickey Schweitzer Charley Murray and Jimny Seaymoza will officiate The main event referee will be chosen from the group while two will judge the 10 round bout Also on the card Bud Thomas and Tom Altyn in a four round semi final at Brackenridge park sports arena Tickets 140 and 9 on sale at Pryor Mor G S Sporting Goods Store and Continental hotel barker shop
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Sae Wave
Municipal Auditorium
Prime Zivic
Mexico
Gily Star
Baby Zaven
Frankie Edwards
Hert Brarman
Mickey Schweitzerg
Charley Murray
Jimny Seaymoza
Fenters
Clvd
Bud Thomas
Tom Altyn
Brackenridge Park
Central Catholic High School
Witl Zavala
Abil My
Lund
Ply- Mor, G. and S. Sporling
Continental Hotel
Cochranes St. Louis bout aims for fourth straight KO
Freddie Cochran e, of Elizabeth New Jersey, welterweight champion, meets Eddie Miller of St. Louis in a ten round tune up in St Louis. Miller carries about a ten pound weight edge. Cochranes last fight was a two round KO of Al Stanley in Augusta Georgia and he resumes fighting after a three year layoff.
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Atlanta
Elizabeth
N. J
Rescue at Hongkong Bay A B 25 Crew Lost
A B 25 Mitchell pilot Lieutenant Charno and crew fought fire after bullets ripped the left wing near Hongkong harbor. Two crewmen survived the crash and were rescued by a submarine crew two hours later, while other airmen perished. The submarine then shelled the island before patrolling again.
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USARK
Luwon
Bing Bay
Hongkong
King Charno
Thes
Harnid ¥. Sturm
Robert Tukel
Oliey
1St Tactical Reconnaissance Group
Ohi
Fifth Emergency Rescue Group
Fifth Air Force
Jay Island
Charno
Blas Bay
King Party In For Hard Fight In Ottawa Vote
Ottawa voters headed to the polls for Canada's first postwar general election. Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King and the Liberal party faced a three way contest with the Conservative party renamed Progressive Conservative under John Bracken and the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation led by J. M. Colewell. Pre election forecasts shifted after Ontario results where Socialists were decisively beaten.
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Ottawa
Europe
W. L. McKenzie
King
Liberal Party
Tory Pirety
John Bracken
Manitoba
Coaptrative Commonwealth Federation
M. J. Colewell
GC. C. FP
Onlario
7-Up Team Falls to Fredericksburg 4-1 in Sunday Game
San Antonio’s Kneupper pitched four hit ball with 19 strikeouts as Fredericksburg scored all runs in the eighth on walks and a costly error. Clarence Ehlinger went 3 for 4 for 7-Up, with his second double accounting for the lone extra-base hit. The Battlers and Giants combined for a tense finish in Fredericksburg.
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Pregereksburg Giants
Fredericksburgy
Ed Kneupper
San Antonio
Giants
Kneupper
Clarence Ehlinger
Sweepstakes Golf Brackenridge Park Winners and Fort Sam Houston Event
Sweepstakes golf results at Brackenridge Park include LANAI Linksly taking top honors with a Gelf Sunday, Leland Gibson second with Ww 66 from scratch, Dedo Nordhaus third 80-11-69, and a 77-1-W0 fourth for Dr Arthur Znekt Jr. Captain Larry Knobel led low nets and gross, while Port Sam Houston sweepstakes opened to all armed service members with R. M. Rose second low net. Riverside Golfers Association tourney saw Lieva Fikes and Cr Rogee tie for first. repeat event planned, with Fikes 8-12-66 and Rogee 81-14-8. Ray Neal dr won third prize 1-14-67 tied for fourth. prizes awarded to Leo Alojas and Lieut Morris Robinson.
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Lanai
Suday
Brackenridge Park
Leland Gibson
Dedo Nordhaus
Arthur Znekt Jr
Larry Knobel
Fort Sain
Lieva Fikes
Rogee
Riverside Golfers’ Association
Fikes
Ray Neal
Fonrit
Leo Alojas
Morris Robinson
Wwitstlets
Cunningham Funeral Arranged for Harry H Grimang
Last rites for Harry H Grimang han, 1447 West Lynngood avenue, lifelong resident, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday followed by a 10 a.m. requiem mass at St. Ann's Catholic church. The 25 year old radio shop owner died Friday in a local hospital. Surviving are his widow Ruth Evelyn Cunningham, three sisters and three brothers, and his father W. F. Cunningham.
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Harry H. Grimanghan
West Lynngood Avenue
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Crnnningham
Gunningham Radio Service
Ruth Evelyn Gunningham
Richard Gregory
Paul Joseph
Harry Jr
W. F. Cunningham
August Way
F. V. Rider
San Antonio
L. J. Fairbanks
Burt
Iowa
Svan J, Atl
Pilot Eagles Battle Jap Planes Near Iwo Jima
June report from Seventh Fighter Command at Iwo Jima describes Lieut William A Robinson of Greer South Carolina tangling with Japanese planes and a high tension transmission line. He shot down one plane with a line in view, then damaged a second before his Mustang veered and returned to base with bent wings and a nicked propeller.
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Fighter Command
Iwo Jima
William A. Robinson
Greer
Robinson
Mexican Generals Visit Brig. Gen. Mequillen Staff
Brig. Gen. Raymond FE. Mequillen hosts Mexican army generals Modesto Guinart and Julio Pardinas Blancas to inspect U S army service schools. President Truman to attend the Governor's conference at Mackinac Island, Michigan, July 4. Work permits issued by the White House noted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto A. Guinart
Julio Pardinas Blancas
Raymond FE. Mequillen
Army
Truman
Washington
Jung
Mackinac Islayid
Mich
White House
Stilwell Sees Japan War Last Five Years More
Okinawa dispatch quotes General Joseph Stilwell predicting the war with Japan could last at least five more years even after the home islands fall. He notes potential ground action in Manchuria and argues bombing alone cannot defeat Japan. He praises training and calls Japanese stubborn in defense, while joking with a reporter about invasion manpower.
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Okinawa
W—Chn
Joseph W. Bulewell
Japan
Manchuria
Thius
Stilwell
Vinegar Joe
U. S. Sixth i
Lizon
Philippines
Ghitna
France
Shin
Tess
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