Post Baseball Club Sets First Practice In Spudder Park
The Eagles, a post baseball squad with stars from eight service clubs, begin workouts at Spudder Park under Manager Tom Graham. They host the Big Spring Bombardiers for a two game series on June 23 and 24, with a strong pitching staff and deep infield and outfield talent.
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Lefty Graham Shuts Out Hellcats In Post League Thriller
Lefty Graham limited the Hellcats to one hit as the Thunderbolts won 3 to 1 at Spud der Park Tuesday night. Tony Allegretti hit a first half triple for the lone Hellcat safety. Ray Chew delivered a clutch bunt for the Thunderbolts. Graham fanned 12, with Vahila allowing four hits in a hard fought game watched by about 3,200 fans and a Roosevelt prayer broadcast.
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Johnny Scolinos Builds On Base Reach And Vision
Big Johnny Scolinos, Cobra first sacker, earns on base acclaim with frequent walks and a sharp eye. He starred in Corpus Christi history, led the Valley League with 22 triples, batted .315, and logged time with Palestine in 1939 and California State League play. The Los Angeles native joined Sheppard Field in 1948 and remains a devoted student of baseball.
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Sports scoreboard notes and results for week events
The Cobras defeated the Mosquitos 9 to 1 while the Hurricanes beat the Warhawks 13 to 1. Thunderbolts won 3 to 1 over the Hellcats and Avengers 3 to 0 against the Lightnings. Mustangs edged the Marauders 9 to 6 and Typhoons fell to Spitfires 5 to 1.
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Typhoons topple Spitfires in low-scoring win
Don Gray pitched six hits and 13 strikeouts to pin a 5 1 victory on the Spitfires at Spud der Park. The Typhoons broke the game open with a four-run third inning while Woodward left the mound early and Spoon held the Spitfires in check. Wilmington Gray Gardner and Mundy led the Typhoons with two hits apiece as Typhoon Backstap Mundy tripled and scored in the second.
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Ex Baseball Players Join Las Vegas Teams
Ex baseball players shipped to Las Vegas Air Base join local teams. Corporal Ed Hartman formerly of the Cobras pitched for a Las Vegas team last Sunday. Also active are S. Set, W. A. Moore former Marauder manager, Bob Cooke Marauder shortstop, and others per Hartman’s letter.
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Fragmented WWII era notice hints at job entries
OCR fragment mentions World War II and a hiring or job note with unclear terms. Difficult to extract full details or proper names from the snippet.
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