Cats Bring Green Shorts to Mission Stadium Dates Highlighted
The Ft. Worth Cats visit Mission stadium July 15 16 or 17 wearing green shorts with red stripes and green T shirts. Regular baseball outfits return at home. The test at Shreveport July 10 will show if the new look sticks on bases. The Catholic Youth Organizations fundraiser for the Holy Name society Knights of Columbus ended with full funding.
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Shreveport
Holy Name Society
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Pat Shannon Runs Baptist Picnic At Comanche Park
Pat Shannon leads the annual man and boy Baptist picnic at Comanche Park from 1 to 11 pm featuring baseball, sack and relay races, horseshoe pitching, dodge ball, and other athletic events. A Shrine band concert follows, with a police exhibit, speaker F Ivy Boggs in Ballas, food stalls, and a bustling community atmosphere.
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Yat Shannon
Tech
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Ateafar Shrine Band
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F. Ivy Boggs
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Dykes in New York term fight plans miss the date
Reported next bout for Dykes, San Antonian Joe Micelli as foe in an eight round semi final to the LaMotta Miri championship with July 12 mentioned and a venue shift from Polo Grounds to Madison Square Garden. Also notes a gun range project by Wesley J Reed, headed by the Alamo Rifle and Pistol club, with details on leadership and a recent shooting victory in Austin.
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Jeke LaMotta
Tiberio Miri
New York Polo Grounds
Madison Square Bepsieg
San Antonian
Joe Micelli
Ermyntrude
Wesley W. Reed
Wesley J. Reed
Reed Range
Austin
Alamo Rifle and Pistol Club
Reed's Range
Tom Trost
Marlon Stoll
M. D. Harris
Snead Seen as Favorite in $40,000 PGA Opener at Scioto
Sam Snead, the balding belter from White Sulphur Springs, enters the $40,000 PGA Championship at Scioto Country Club with 129 qualifiers. He posts a 47 34 71 in practice, aims to defend his title and claim the $4,500 prize, while Skip Alexander and Les Kennedy angle for a strong start in Columbus Ohio.
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Snead
Nien
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
Ralph Whitehi Son
Bethlehem
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Ahampion
Hudson to Hurl First Of Series
San Antonio Missions travel to Dallas for game against the Eagles after three straight losses. Hal Hudson will start for the Padres and Walt Lantranton for the Eagles as Tulsa’s Oilers clinched the series.
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Dallas
Smaclng
Tulsa Oilers
San Antonio Missions
Eagles
Hal Hudson
Padre
Walt Lantranton
Tulsa
San Antonio
Missions
Frank Seuder
San Antonions
Oilers
Sturley Grant
Bob Curley
South Texans
John Pavlick
Andy Alderson
Danny Baich
Pavlick
Fi Wes Horner
Jim” Dyck
Baueler
3000 Fans Watch Posse Horse Show
About 3000 spectators attended the Posse Horse Show at Brackenridge Park with the first night described as very satisfactory by President Harald Eiserlan. The quarter-horse, breeding, show and pony classes drew the strongest interest as officials and judges evaluated multiple divisions and prize horses across a two day event.
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Brackenridge Park
Harald Eiserlan
E. W. Horton
Perez
Dallas Man Wins State Pistol Title
A Dallas shooter, T. D. Park, won the state pistol title with an aggregate score of 2558 at the two day meet. Don Lawrence of the Texas Department of Public Safety in Austin recorded 255 points.79 sit voters participated in the eight matches at the Austin Police Department pistol range.
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Evie
Don Lawrence
State Department of Public Safety
Texas Rifle Assn
Houston's Conference Shuffle Unfolds for Cougars
University of Houston eyes move from Gulf Coast to Missouri Valley as Trinity joins in. Bill Mahan says Houston desires nonconference balance but will likely stay in Gulf Coast for now with football and basketball schedules largely set. Trinity hopes to renew two year deal and maintain ties.
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Williams and Boston Fans Clash in Ted Williams Saga
Boston June 20 Williams clashes with fans and writers as a feud unfolds in the Ted Williams story. He blasts boos and digs at press intrusions while fellow reporters offer mixed views on his temperament and generosity. The piece notes fan uproar during a May double header and cites park officials vowing to eject hecklers and curb abuse.
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