Six SWC stars named to College All Stars for 1956 game
Six Southwest Conference standouts led by Jim Taylor of Baylor are picked for the College All-Star squad by Curley Lambeau to face the Cleveland Browns in Chicago on August 10. Texas Tech tackle Bill Herschman also selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pree
Baylor
Jim Taylor
Curley Lambeau
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
SWC
Texas Tech
Bill Herschman
Taylor
Preston Carpentier
Arkansas
Don McIlhenny
SMU
Henry Moore
Don Goss
Richmond
Leon Clarke
California
Don, Iolieder
Army
James Katcavage
Joke Valuck
Pittsburgh
Larry Cackles
Hrece Bosley
Weat_ Virgina
M. L. Breckett
Auburn
Frank D'Agostino
Bill Merschman
5Am Trust
Weal
Virginia
Dick Klawilfer
South Dakota State
Joe Krupa
Purdue
Dick Murley
Bob Skoronski
Indiana
Vere Wellman
Wichita
Jim Wolf
Louisville
Jim Brown
UCLA
John Dittrich
Wisconsin
Cecil Morris
Jack Tea
Jim Mense
Notre Dame
Hob Pellegcini
Maryland
Mound Trio Shines In Little Leagues
Robert Reid John Stringer and Eddie Rebinelt headline Waco Little League bids. The trio excel as pitchers and hitters powering VFW and other teams toward league pennants with strong batting averages and reliable fielding. Reid stars for VFW as a lead pitcher in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reid
John Stringer
Eddie Rebinelt
Waco
Reid
VFW
Wilson Domination In Junior Teen League Showdown
Wilson walloped the Optimists 133 to 9 in a loose Junior Teen-Age League game. Wilson’s pitchers fanned 12 while Scot Horne walked 12 with 10 strikeouts. Optimists doubled in hits but committed 12 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wilson
Lumber
Optimists
Wilson
Scot Horne
Ronnie Wilson
Charles Miles
Gary Roberts
Charles Henry
Wilken Sbrabah Oudmits Abr
Milessyah
Roberts
Covey
Herring
Rosen
Ts Spense
Philjets Win Two To Enter Finals
Phillips McGregor Philjets reach the finals of the Phillips Softball Tournament in Bartlesville Oklahoma after Clayton Dugger and Jimmy Adams pitched one hitters Adams struck out Sweeney 4 1. Dugger blanked Berger 2 0 as Frank Carpenter homered and doubled Gonzales injured his arm and may miss the final game of the series
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
Clayton Dugger
Jimmy Adams
Phillips Philjets
McGregor
Phillips
Philjets
Linle
Adams
Sweeney
Dugger
Berger
Frank Carpenter Kitling
Dickie Gonzales
Campbell Sets Batting Pace In Senior Play
In the Waco Major Teen-Age Baseball League second week, a three way tie for first place emerges as Alamo Boiler Waco's Texas Concrete and W. A. Sott each own two wins and one loss while B. and 2B. Sporting Goods are still winless. Shortstop Johnny Campbell of Texas Concrete leads hitters with a .889 batting average after eight singles in nine at bats. Pitcher Bobby Barnett of Alamo Boiler leads in wins with two and in strikeouts with twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Alamo Boiler
Bobby Barnett
Philjets Extend Lead as City Softball League Hits Halfway Mark
The Philjets, defending champions aiming for a fourth straight title, hold a 10-0 record and lead the league by two games over Robinson who stands 8-2. Caldwell Electric and Bosqueville tie for third at 7-3. Last week few games were played as Philjets played in Bartlesville Oklahoma. This week action returns with four diamonds hosting mostly doubleheaders on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Philjels
Philjets
Robinson
Caldwell Electric
Bosqueville
Bartlesville
Okla
Four Diamonds
Central Texas
Galesville Country Club
Paul Smith
Jamies Freeman
George Brown
Horace ‘Franklin
Johnny Morrow
Whitewings May Return to Hunting Within Two Years
Austin June 16 officials say a rise in whitewing doves could lead to hunting resumption within two years. Game Commission expert W S Jennings cites favorable reports on the popular game bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Game Commission
W. S. Jennings
Waco Arena Thursday Fight Card Promises Big Names
The Thursday night program headlines Roger Wiley versus Calvin Brad in a 110 round light heavy fight. Wiley faced Irish Bob Murphy and drew with him in prior matches, while Brad fought Floyd Patterson and Milo Savage in notable showings. Dave Wilkins of Waco meets Willie Roche of Austin in a 8 round semifinal, with other bouts and ticket prices set. Injuries sideline Sugar King and Sonny Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bartlets
Waco Arena
Roger Wiley
Waco
Calvin Brad
Los Angeles
Tyler
Brad
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Calvin
Patterson
Wiley
Jack Terrell
Milo Savage
Don Grant
Texas
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Massachusetts
Dave Wilkins
Willie Roche
Austin
Leo Newman
J. C. Caldwell
Golf Gab two Waco tourneys in progress
Two golf tournaments are underway in Waco. Ridgewood’s men’s championship first round concludes today while the Cameron Company handicap at Muny proceeds to semifinals. Several top players and scorelines from both events are listed along with a hole in one by Father E H Braden at Lake Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Ridgewood
Cameron Company
Muny
John Allison
E. HH. Braden
Lake Waco
Msgr
J. J. Kearns
Destruction Derby Returns At Local Quarter-Mile Tonight
A destruction derby headlines the Sunday stock car program at 8 30. Fans demanded a repeat after a monthly tradition. The winner is the last car running as drivers smash competitive foes. Bill White and Bud Jarosek seek top spots against Gordon Woolley in the 23 lap feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
White
Bud Jarosek
Gordon Woolley
Track and field meet results show disqualifications and records
The report lists athletes from UCLA GSC and others with times and distances. Chuck Kirkby was disqualified for an elbow, while Drew advanced to finals after prelims. Notable marks include pole vault and high jump efforts from USC Michigan Oregon, and meet records in meter events.
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Trindad
Bham
Nichigan State
Jim Searest
Abilene
Chris- Man
Ken Kaye
Morgan Stair
Dave
Duke
Piscus
Don Vick
Goo Meter Rus
Sehvyin Jones
Alich
Slate
Ineligiwte U
Oimpleteyoulaative
Canada
Max Truex
USC
Ton Wallingsford
Mich
Bok Suk Shim
Brigham Yount
Ooympic Mandelian
Ton Morris
C. W. Rhodes
San Jose State
Sil Sharpe
West Cheater
George Shaw
Columbia
Kent Pherae
RaneSs
Ira Davis
LaSalle
Jack Findley
Martin Ped
Oregon
Tira Daraldson
Indiana
Ata
Don McClure
Oreg
Purdees
Autrey Lewis
Notre Dame
Dobie Vinney
Kansas
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Roy Thompson
Ice
Gene O'Connor
Paul Thrash
PIG
David Lean
Wichigan Slate
Ineligute U
JlymAe _Cryouts
Australia
Charles Batch
Alissouri
Arnold Jackson
Weat Chester
High Juaip
Phil Reavis
Will Amona
Bob Lang
Billscurl
Nick Yer
UCLA
Bob Barksdale
Morgan Siste
Wayne Moss
Oregon State
Bernie Atlard
Charles McCullough
North Carolina College
Dickaddon
OccHenial
Bos Fendler
Pamora-Claremont
Mark Poolh
Allchigan
George
College teams and scores mixed in scattered results
The fragment lists numerous colleges such as UCLA, Kansas, Michigan State, Brigham Young, California, Oregon State and more with inconsistent scores and names like Mal Miller Nalph Borham Darkiiate and Yelanova. It resembles a daisy chain of final points across varied programs with unclear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose State
Ing College
Bosdein
Cal Tech
Weat Cheater
Corel
Duke
New York U
North Carolina
Missouri
Ohio State
Brigham Young
Santa Barbare
Marvall
Minneacla
Texas
Christian
Pomore- Claremess
Oregon State
City Baseball League Opens With Several Games Set
City Rec reation Baseball League invites high school eligible boys to join free. Openings remain as five teams compete 9:30 a.m. Monday at Kiwanis Field through Aug. 10. Johnny Riola seeks 15 to 20 players. Monday North Waco vs Cougars start the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Baseball League
Kiwanis Field
Johnny Riola
North Waco
Thhe Cougars
South Waco
University High
East Waco
Jefferson
West Waco
Cougars
Circle
South
Gibson and Sceny win waterlogged doubles title at Bristol
Althea Gibson of New York and Daphne Sceny of Australia won the women's doubles title at the West of England Championships in Bristol. Rain delayed play as they defeated Jennifer Sfoad of Australia and Jean Forbes of South Africa 6 3 6 4. It marked Gibson’s 19th title on her current tour.
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France
Cherif Hamia
Miguel Berrios
Puerto Rico
Madison Square Garden
Hamia
Lilo
Wilson Mauls Optimist
United
Stringer
Central Freight
Ani
Robinett
Weston Biscuit
Wells
Williams
Stannings
England Central Freight
Elking
Weston Biscuh
Coca-Cola United Commercial
Williams Dregs Waco Chevrolet
Ritters Northwestern
Siringen
Wood
Monaghan
Central
H-Enslander
Bark
Runt Weert Witama
Willams 49
Graves
Rountree Cook
Baglioe
Balintree Ic Wells
Ea Ra
Kirkland Willams i
Ford
Chevrolet
Hollywoods
Muffler CO
Washington
Campbell
Alamo Boller
W. A. Holt
Texas Cancrete
B. Sportsa
Thyer
Johnny Campbell
Texan
Contrete
Roy Garner
W. A
Olt
George Henda
W. Tall
Jack Miles
Texas Concrete
Warre Hetil
Jimmy Garrell
Kenneth .Makmoshi
Mons
B. Ani
Charles Rutherforg
Bobby Bennett
Jerry Bus
Gerald Jahn Aelt
Caries Rutherford
Texas Oreste
Dickie Vitek
Lennox
N. 18Th
St. Ph
Charles Barrett
Herald Golf Reporter
Roy Johnson
R. C. Pipes
Julian Oates
Jesse Milam
Clyde Check
Wilson Crosthwait
Lester
Buda) Kizer
James Clark
Dick Thompson
Harrison’ Gregg
Johnny Meyers
Maj
John Bridston
Tommy Henderson
W. 5
Marstaller
Bob Boyd
John Jacobs
Carl Barrett
Curtis Cameron
D. A. Pitts
C. P. Lupton
George Dibble
R. EB. Fawcett
C. C. Burnett
Frank Hallenquist
Ira . Dryden
Stanton Brown
Roy Barzak
James Brandt
Pat Tag
Robert Lindsey
L. Stuessel
Robert Ogilvie
Bill McMillian
Henderson
Bill Keeling
James Thrasher
Hallonquist
Willie Nelson
Charles Creasey
Stuessel
George Shilling
McMillren
Buford Hitt
George E. Daskoell
West
M.M. Macrae, M.D
Offce
Amicable Citerearance Co
Behrens Drug Co
Bellmead State
Central ‘Teras
Ron Works
Ciinzens Nations Bank
Citizens Company
Community State Bank
Firat National Bank Natioza
City Bank
Bouthweaters Drug Co
Bouthweatera Drug Co
Texas Life Insurante Co
Waco Hardware Co
Charles J. Eubank Co
Amicable Life
Tom Thumb
Tiny Tim
Aeverr
Danny McShane
Luigi Macera
Larry Chene
Don Evang Martine Angelo
Lou Newman
Karl Hummel
YMCA
Ymca‘ Health Center
Columbus
Waco Chevrolet CO
North
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