Houston Not Out To Land Browns
Houston continues its bid for the St. Louis Browns franchise as part of a six story series evaluating cities seeking the major league team. The feature examines local interest, facilities, and economic potential shaping the pursuit.
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Houston viewed as possible majors move site in 1949 era talk
The Associated Press report notes a St. Louis Browns bid discussion in which Houston was named as a possible buyer. Analysts cite stadium costs and attendance barriers, with Houston's growth projections and travel expenses under scrutiny before any major league relocation.
Williams Battles Harper In PGA Championship Final
Henry Williams Jr faces Chandler Harper in the 36 hole final at Scioto Country Club for $1,500 runner up prize. Williams, 33, from Secane Pennsylvania, defeated Heinlein Thomas Harmon and Douglas, with Picard eliminated yesterday. Williams is son of pro Henry Williams Sr and has three children.
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Hank) Williams, Jr
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Purdue Stroke Back in Collegiate Tourney
Morris Williams Jr of Texas shot 67 to lead halfway at the NCAA Golf Championship in Albuquerque New Mexico. Purdue trio Fred Wampler Eugene Coulter and David Laflin posted solid rounds as North Texas State led with 287 while Purdue stood two behind at 288. Norman Dunlap Jr of Terre Haute and Indiana peers also posted notable scores.
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Former collegians shine as Nixon wins and Williams belts two
Willard Lee Nixon of Auburn became the league’s winningest pitcher with his 10th victory as the Louisville Colonels beat the Columbus Red Birds 8-4. Dave Williams, ex-SMU, of Minneapolis tied an Association record with two home runs in one inning during a Millers 10-7 win over Kansas City.
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Beginners Baseball Action Features Multiple Wins at Spencer F. Ball Park
Art Compton's Cleaners top Highway Cafe 14 to 3 as Morse Dischinger and Lindsay pace an 11 hit attack. Ghindes Cafe crushes Braves 21 to 2 with Waltz two hits and Jewell a triple. North Side Sluggers win 19 to 1 over Dodgers while Shamrocks 18 to 1 beat Pirates. South Side Sluggers 11 to 2 over Tigers. Little Giants forfeit 7 to 0 to Maple Avenue Bees. Open division sees K of C 10 to 5 over Kerman Grotto and VF W 15 to 7 past Post 40.
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Sports Mirror Recaps Key Baseball Moments Across Years
Today a year ago the Yankees beat the Giants 5 3 in an exhibition with Joe DiMaggio in his first year game. Five years ago Blix Donnelly of the Cardinals shut out the Phillies 6 0 on one hit. Ten years ago Don Lash of Indiana won the 10 000 meter title at the national AAU games. Fifteen years ago Pinky Higgins of the Athletics hit home runs against Boston Red Sox.
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Baseballs Varying Theories Spark Heated 1950 Debate
New York June 27. Industry leaders and players challenge whether the ball is livelier or if hitting runs rise due to weather pitching cycles and luck. Notables include Hank Greenberg Connie Mack Billy Meyer Ralph Kiner Ted Williams Honus Wagner Joe Page and Jim Konstanty.
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Hymera and Clinton Baseball Open Dates For July
Hymera American Legion seeks July 2 and 4 games while Clinton A C also has July 2 and 4 open dates and invites Wabash Valley teams to contact James Mills and Frank Bodnar respectively. Terre Haute Eagles announce a six o'clock Wednesday practice for all squad members.
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Joe DiMaggio Reaches 2000th Career Hit Highlights
The Yankee Clipper adds another milestone to a Hall of Fame worthy career. DiMaggio has led the league in hitting and RBIs twice each, posted 200 plus hits in his first season, and earned multiple awards while starring in World Series play and All Star selections.
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Double Play Power Highlighted In Houston League Game
Neal at shortstop anchors one of the league’s best double play combos in the upcoming game against Houston. Tomorrow’s match is sponsored by Pioneer Post 340, American Legion, with Felix Winston announcing Sonny Bibbs and Don Waltz as umpires. Gates open at 6.
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Phillies Open Road Trip With Double Bill In Quincy
Terre Haute's Phillies launch a road trip tonight with a double bill in Quincy against Jimmy Adlam's Gems. Lefty George New, who lost a three hit decision to Waterloo in his last start, is expected to be one of the flingers used by Manager Danny Carnevale. The Phillies open their invasion of Quincy with a lead of only one game over Danville's Dodgers, who invade Waterloo tonight on their own western junket. While away, the Phils also will play in Davenport against the Quad Cities nine and at Danville.
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Knights of Columbus to defend softball title in state tourney
Loganport Indiana June 27 The South Bend Knights of Columbus will defend its softball title in the state KC Tournament here George Odom chairman reported 16 teams entered.
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Major League Leaders by League
National League top hitter is Musial with a .351 average for St Louis. Kiner leads RBI with 54 for Pittsburgh, hits leader is Lockman and Robinson with 82 for New York and Brooklyn respectively. Pitching leader Newcombe wins while Miller posts a 6 0 record and .1000 ERA.
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Baseball Almanac Lineup Highlights From The AL
In the American League Kell of Detroit led with a .372 batting average alongside Doby of Cleveland. Williams and Stephens of Boston tied for RBIs, Williams with 21 and Rosen of Cleveland with 19. Williams also hit 21 home runs and Dillinger of Philadelphia led with 9 triples. Byrne of New York and McDermott of Boston posted strong pitching records.
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