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f.»r tM viniwni
of r»m Hi
fi'taiinr • hri*
«im UmI lr-<fcf lf-r
thr*» wmn, TK« mitiai' fifeHM
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nm for th«
*•0 a*«jr,
rfWr in
Isa
Ant inning
«*gr nrHnlMi^i uam u Dogn It
wtgi Mm vina.,
TW OnnIoffMtii M*i1y <a|MHi li
DMtt 11, M, 4 fiva innig^n of
piny witk Join (ooWy am tho
wittnil for huM third atroifh^ vie*
ItlMk t'-ontoy kllovori only > four 1
t«Pg oMl flat hgoH
thn* hotMM. |
«rt Wontl
hut w l4ffr4
in Um
roihoroll
l ooloy. Otivoro, Da—.
**r g and Homhark.
ff nc—A thoir amfic ran
fifth inmnf whon H I
vh« had ryohad tint
«yc»r, ororod fron
tvan** douW* Rod Hoido-
tho krfnf pluhor and ah
1* hi to.
Art
Col*
will
Mooted QnMpf
H<»uat.-r for
•ring Um
T°
(Iharles
ily 27--(^-*“Joe
TTVT f. UMnor S
look tV loaf in tho opoo-
into of Um famo rronng
irte mao hot nan unahfa to
rk TCtV%vio acorod a.V
n Ho tor and frame and
« wmI. 7-1,
f pitcher L C. Wm.iff n-
1, . 1 urw paw" aidoa in artiOr the hut
. ^ * 1 ,<Hir ^"nMr* and w*a ha for only
#»* re|M»rtna yt*- two h|rnrio< dnihna the rontrot
»wfcy to rt»rt trOm x K _, „ 4 ,
toon for a kofOMd Sepera- 14 , 4 tkf
»nr hampionfhil' fi«ht w.ft f-i-1 hattote ip the aro«ti niRiny
»ard Chartaa . John FVaaghon vaa i harf***! with
Pftendp uu‘4o«i L««i» ioat nifht hi* afoond looo of tW aoaaon
in UHrok a* yying he h«|>«d each agninpt hia two win# He ailnnod
a match rouidlhr arrongn4; 1 i fpr Wta and »tru<k out one while
Um former'titla-hoider adte n- * K,n # "P “* **•*» on h ^ i » *
ported »«»m'w|eH> her ween ^eoch ''taftina the opr mag in rone with
loch, Ind and C^iengn loot pight a haw, Milner anoyml a trio of
■M mono,
jimMr hnjra’ dirisiono
Irttrad in Um girW and vomon’a
divialnn* at* Kay Nmell, Money
Stoenna. ^np < o»«elan4. Pa lay Boo
non. Martha Krflo, Nancy
and I ami we Ht root Other aaor
that are competing in.ludr Ann
Hicbemon, Barhora Miller Pam
Wiiaon Rooemary Lenert. Helena
Boatner, and Linda Potta *
the
had
ia the Dtetnet. M
Tournament to' ht
SI rhratfh tag. 4
(oilege Rtalion tad
lerhach an
and Whhe
ASA So
and haa
teh with
Ahtegf
1 local
Tho Dio tract S» ABA
Toomamont will he hoid h
July II thru ugh Aug. 4. eo-diro
of the tonmey Taylor Wilkma an-
aounoad yuderdny lynneaw of the six
five day tourney wg] be Intramural log* Station
Athietica and the Btudont Activ- Station M _
ittea rteo Viihalik'i
Dtetnct < 'hairmaa aad bond of
the Unimamont wfll bo BUI Cart
aad Savvey U’ateh will aaowt Wil
kina aa a ( o Director of the tour
i»rth
.t?
Company, aad Um
■ad are 1 the
M Cad- j a i-k, via-Um
Caliega, ^
* Ag*| —
RlaUa».*
of ia
riadod in [JwUtet Mi are Bra-
sir •tan and
will be formed from player* at
tending Rm aumaMv aeeaioa. Loa-
M-
Meopoiea •
S* h^Hh* 1
rue dud should he
eonteiman for Rh
Umhar ami Um
lUcing With the Mom
the four
Bryun
Winning Million Dollars
Difficult For Horses
rial League
the Mf*
Howai!
Marehant* alia ef
rnemal league
the teuraamont
eat caliber
Other tea me entered include the 7
Madiaonville -*■- k -*-—
•urntr J
eie*en.
nppnoing
r •» Play
Merchants. Aggie*
Me rmrid not he Inrated at hit <>11
• ago gpaftmdnt or two hotel*
oheky he aomdiime* alopa
l«ouia reeeniy announced he will
come-vut of retirement 4 Ute
treneury department will Iftcept
hi* parse In iayment of hdek ia-
roam tat Noaever Jama* Mom*,
president of t|e Intemationdl Bo*-
ing flub MidTin Wa*hingt4pi that
the Hr an Bofntau ha* rocaffed no
motrurtiona of olTicial feelol*. re
garding a poafihle return to hrtlon
in Septewbei
Tntman CifeUon. Louis' la
in Wa •hingtoh cuafern
firtaia It wal rapoited io*c wee* gg,
that the form*' champion la trying 1),.
jo-» with the aametarwe of* a
[two Kit* and and error Joe
nt. Bob Oea, and Beat Reyo*
I the markers ft>r Milner
to make a d«aJ with
tepartment th accept
from the proposed fcj
bout a* full nett
come tax claim
the revenue
■Mi jpMte
(gaard Chmr\*»
nent of In in-
lajMa same period Butler scor
ed f<tf TBVV adter having ivarhad
f%-*t,an a» orror. SHurtalnp Tnia-
hfe'a kit arored Bat lor for-the win
ner* find run.
Tm Hollowing inning saw si*
T* VV ».»f» baiter* croaa home plate.
(lampkell sUrtad Um rally with
a *iagie, Butler followed tip With
anorlvr hit then Tnmbie* wdlhed
Adkins' hit.
Furnace
Mi the other throe run* for
Wtnaor* finishing the •coring
Pete Hiekman Tom Bartow, Tom
my Terrell, and Dave Bonnen,
(ieorge Boyett John Robt. Smith,
Orta Halvoy, B«bhy Ka row, Albert
Stewmm. and Johany Lyav* com*
pietr tho junior hoy*' team from
f oliage Station
Ten entne* in the men* division
will be the largest that the local
aggregation ha* entered m a meat
thi* year Amoav the entyie* ate
■lamp* Baker Ricky Houghton, Bill
Halo. Ihck Weirk. and Van Adam-
*on < owipleting tho suuod will be
(iayle Kiippie Gilbert Mrkenue
Aritn MrKenaie. George Dierk and
. Joha Kd Parnell.
... . tetothpr hit thcM TnmW
* and the Ino ncored off Ai
°*-1 Danam*<» M inder ami
1 last week th „
in
'he
gsmo
Todayj> Game*
Dorm if and IWui
both dof gan<c>.n|
v*
Milner,
gtnie
B^Kpot hrfpBth Flsm
In Southnnipion
Southampton N Y , July 27—
'-Ih^Herb Flam of Beverjy Hilia.
Calif., who defeatad Ted Sghroeder
for the National Clay Courts Tea-
hta championship M.md»> loot yea
tertky ia the second round of the
invitation tournament
Flam wa* beaten by a fellow
Californian. Dr Arnold B«i*ser of
Aan Franmu-o, in *t might *et*,
4-2, 41
To Play l omgl
Tonight at M p m. the College
Statioe Ifoichant* sill teke to the
lighted rofiholl field against the
*«iftballera of lA>upot'a Aggite
This game bring* toRrthei two
of the te*t Miftholl tetRnx m the
surroumlng locale, and both of
the «quad* will compete Ri the com
mg ASA Softball T ouiteement t«>
be held on the rampik starting
Monday
Bill Pihg'‘ni> i» wh.-duted to start
on the Mound for the Aggio* and
the Merohant * hurker is yet to
he namod
fer the
MUflte.
taaii / "»vnild Winlarv^ catcher; Billy Buf-
July fltfte*i. firft mm; Robert Caaalee,
| r „ m *ec*md beat; aid J B < arroll and
1^. (Hi* Bandete will alternate at tbe
Iggg hot cottier.
Patrolling the pasture* for the
1 Bryan YMCA iqmnaorvd team wRl ^ four mrnote-auk, prrpstual me
be Fmak Seek, in the left tectum; »•*» 4«»d a rochet trip te the mnoe,
Jack Yardely |a centar, ami DniwWl* "** trfia * »• wia a mil
Ktease willMebi hi the right por ^ dollar* would aaem to boro
toon Tony Rail to the atartii* mmx diffmalt goal
shortstop The new* that OitatMa’s ailing
Rraerve hurler* for tha Bryea- ankle may prevent him from run
tea include Tin Hubacek and Bo' mag again ciwphaeiaro Uoa diffi
Raitedna Am > [ cum. Tm Oaigiaad Fenia ateaata i
The starling moundomon for the gold mine bo* pooned out t&lfc.&it*
local L*-gite' team will he either m ito ••Umtahing raroer, but.
Joe MathefM or Pate Hickman, like Stymie, it look* like a rate
Motebral had atarted in the early <>f cioOt, but no cigar, as far as
game* during the first portion of the pillion dollar goal is con
the
evtaher
id l«ei
B) WMfTMKT MARTIN
New York. July if ^ -Neut te
two I need
Winder and
Navasota and
entered team* in the tourney.
AU of the game* will be played /
dim
Jim Cash me I
.same have also I
in
£•ff«f4wb
SPORTS
THI IU. Jl LY 27. IM Page t
di*tn< t tournament. i«it Hick
man came through m the latter
portion of tbe season to atari
Hickman ig the heavier hitter of
the two
Other prtdteLl* starters for the
local aggrttfation include Bobby
farter on nrlit, *econd tmaeaiaa
Dove Bunntn. shortatep Fred An
derson and Byron Andrew* m
third The starting catcher will be
either Geotgv John*ton or Ihivki
Norco** 1
OutfieUiege include Ken Jackson
In the left pasture. Jerry leighton
in center, ahd fight fielder Pinkney
(ooner, s |n double* a* * yeliei
pitcher
the mi
rerned
gxeatlv REDUCED paces
46 (Hi. CfB Tea (lartten
(irape Juice . .>lc
46 ()* ('an ('hoaic A Atiiin
Pitii'appU* HevfTMKe
(iraiH' Juiri* Or Linifaili
1 » |
2-No. 2'{. CMm Del Monte
Vpricol Halvts . . . (i4r
2 No. 24y Otna Del ItoilB •
Pear Halves 7lc
2 - No. 2 Cmna Libb/R
(ream Stt le lliite (adw 3Se
- - , 1 J*
2— 14 Ot. (wna UBbyg
Deep Brim n Beans . 2Sc
2~ No. 2 Cum Dtamond
(ut Green Beaas. ;. 24r
V 77^7AifATt
inl Hi JL
Decker » Tall Korn
SUecd Bacon ; . . . |b. 1‘V
I (Ian llornnTN (Jiili
I (lan llonnrrN l amatf^
- The Combination -
49f
12 Or Cjmj Armour a
freet......
. . . 45c
Doilgers Defeat Cards;
Advance To 3rd Place
Gi
New Ygri.
J. Beds
July 21
Stymie had earned |i«lK,4Mh be- j
fore it hod to retire, and figuring
that the smartest Horse we ever
saw odoM count only to seven
that’s a lot of money to gather
without an education
A* in pracbevlly all f mo nee amt- |
ter* the situotion ha* changed dra-
totally in horse racing ia recent
year* Purse* have gone up o* the
dollar dropped in value until you
con get » good ftve-cent loaf of
bnvd for 17 cegt* anywhere
tohiriaway Retire* kick
Five year* ago Whiriaway, an-
uthor (ulumet horse, rot)rod with
t.S4U«l enough to keep him in hi*
uld age and the largest sum ever
earned by anything on four leg*,
except maybe * good, sturdy tobie
holding up a crooked faro game
At that time *1* horse* among
the top W in earning* still srore
in training, but the cloorot chal
lenger, Marriage, needed neaHy
•MO.MO te catch Whiriaway. ! thltamDu* a^tdmissinrr'f^r A
Two years iater. boworor Whiri- i, lkln . Tw^.amea v
V Inatf ita etmmoion aten arui 1 pluy^j ^ Monday ^ - • - * '
wodnoaday nigbte
being an open date
The flunk adit he bald Friday
mght along with a game IMtevaali
two girls teHm which aye yet to
he picked
Lions Vs, Redskin* /
To FValure PftHRiiifr
Da'iaa July IB Four nf
tho greatest paaarn* ever to thrWw
the pigskin in the Southwest Ogr
fere nee will bo aeon in nytiaatehMl
the Dadroit UMRf meet the Waolr
ingtnr Itedskma in the Coteop Ihtelt/
ighC Au
its championship —>»
1 roe* which hadn’t even
ike running m INI ware
katttoag f >r tap boner*, with tho
lead changing hands aa if it were a
national langwe roes
Three Fpatarte Ware . . .
Tho throe upaUfta wort Assault, |
Stytmo, mid Armed, and witbin a
few montke the title paaaod to As-
kaull to Stynue, bnck to Aaaault,
and again to Stymie. Armed, like
a team saddrniy -urging up fro*
fourth placo, took over tho crpwa ■
on Oct. t, IW7. and two seeks
later Rtymte roolaipied the cham
pionshtp.
In INI, when Whiriaway called
it a day, Stymie wna a feu 1-year-
old. bat appnrotiUy was tbe victim Balias W
laane . r
a stoke race yat Citotion «a* SaWamanahia Club
ibkeHoggod foal. Armed a Flayiny for th. I done will be
year-old without k stake vie- B^»>> Layna.furmer Mar at tha
of a miti
won
a nil.
four year-v
Uiry on bit
nt youth a* ho hadn't Kk uador
iiTehih
iy night. Auguot
of tho Dallas
itv a# 1
was' about to atort an mdifferent | ^ *«d U«b Wplbor, who wr^g
record^ and AsaatiH
of Texas, and Gil Jelfci
two-year-old campaign.
** wawur
atkktu history far the Southern
MOthodiitt Mudlanra
Performing Hr tne Redskin* Will
Morris Kineii lliree ^ wb# wna
*Cb
y«w.
M grade
ring lor tha Ttxaa Thru tog n
UttteeJiall ManapiTN H,.nMd Fro*. wb«. u r ne. j«iw.
Dalian. July 27—-Manager*
»nd Walker were
school athlete.
of three baseball club* in the Big o» a
State Baseball League wore fined ( hRmptOflNnlp
1- Sal
fteooklyt July 27>'A*t- But
Mitstal antendH hi* hitling *tnak
S**"t jftTj ’‘••vs tw Open Tournament* s«-
im K11w1.11 u V. 1 nrUr ’ „ ... „ , " ll1
to su ^ Uurtn \g*v# U*.a>X ^ «•
yeotewday by J. Walter M o 1 r 1 *, Tourney StarU MondR>
president of the league
Jimmy Adair. Gpneoville, man
ager end Buddy Hankins manager
of the Wae« club were fined |M
and $2. r ) for using “ovtmped derog
atory ••Kpletivoo in addroaaing um
3 ( ana Hoblte*
Vienna Sausage . .
3 Lb 1 an
) Ot Pk Fruten Pict*w®rt
ItrawhiTrie* . . .
.Me
. Ck
Tender Veal Rogat- Sq. Cut
Swuhler....... I). 69c
Mellow Cured Wiacoisui
Ckersr
Il>. Hr
fully Drenned
Fryers-Hens
CslifomiK " . >
Utture .... 2 llrads 17c
Oliformt
Carrots... 2 Bunches 15c
if ...... 2 lbs. 9c
(o.,f
oupes... 2 for 25c
Doz. 27c
a Vi victory over tho Si Uhus
( ardmal*
Russel banged two borne run*
one with a male on bg*<\ to ac
rount foy th winning run*
The tgiumpk gave tbe lHs ger>
temporwgy p<mseMOiori «>f third
pteef. ponding th*- ntitroUM* of
lo*t night’s BosUiti-Pittoburgh
gome It was Brooklyn * )2th of tbe
yoor ovUr St leouis
D»m New combe, tebo kasn t
imeii booXer by St |^>ui| thi* yeoi
wa* tbe Victor
Harry Br«*cheen, who ka-n’t imat
en (he Rrook* since Jiffu 3, !:*4h,
was the loser
Mu*ia| got two of the rant*’
nine hitg He now nepds to hit
safely in seven game* tp equal (Be
modern National league reooirt r»f
37 straight games set by Tomify
Holme* In 1945
Re*1 Sox 1, Tigev* t
*
Detroit, July 27 Leflhami
er Md farnell of the Ro*ton Red
Sox troubled with a *ort shoulder
recently, knocked off the A men
can League-keadi’ c Detroit Tiger*.
1 to 0. <gi a five-hitter yeaterdag.
Madh limited the RM* te s«
kit* and siggiagi in Atvm Dark with
the winni% fun in the seventh
The virtote was the sevonth ia
turo-e-aion foi the Giant* and the
seventh fof Mo. lie
kangee* A Browns ^
St ls>ugi. July 27 - te -Joe
Dimaggio |latUmed a two run bom
er in thi tixtg inning to h»lp tbe
Nem York Yankee* pul! within •
half game of the league leading
Detroit Tiger* with their a to 3
victory ov#r die St Ixiui* Brown*
last night.
Pirttn* H, Braves 4
Bo*ton. July 2"-<te— TWe Pitta-
burgh Pirutan rut loose with a ll-
hit attack, including homer* b>
Wally WaptlMie and Rav Mueller
te defeat the Boston Brave* F-4.
last night.
A < eh* «
ttvgin Next R vek
The second summer •enaion'a 6ie Auatili
lagw »
lub. drew * |15 fma for "foi
umpire around during
iat»»i-4»roenville game last
night and delaying the game ^
Dallas, July |7 - fte--Onc of
'Portdom'a biggest tout citiaa be-
gan going dp yesterday a* preputtel
toon* were rushed on the penuMi*
e«t home groubda af Um Natiomil
Sheet ShoUtijtg Aashnatinn for (ta
annual • hampteiMhlp tournammit
Parting neat wmmmft.
Before ihta week-end. 2l.dl#
square feet w^i be under gamma
to houab meeting* and exhibit*, a
me** Hall add to provide shelter
open tiNiriiaments ia gulf and
tennis ell start next seek the
intramural department an Dewar The feature want ifor contestante And spectator*
non need )ea(erda). Doubles are of this year's iaaugi>r*l mce meat-
included ia both ot the sport* iug at ( etitenaial Park, Denver * Greeley, Cole-—'te— lyefthnmind
Bntrire ia both of the event* new fwo-rnjRto»-doHar pkant. t* the golfer* den't frflen xnn teuroamegt*
should be turned in to the Btu- Colorado Mile on Aug 24 It wilt where they arc ri»n\peUng against
deni Activitian office through I bt a fZB.nnO-added event for three orthodox -winger*
Sam Friday, ihe department year-old* and up. Ln tha ( uloipdn lugk school lopr-
■dded ^uaiifvmg scorea should The macton*. xrhlch brought nament, however, both finalists
ba turned In with golf entries, borne racing wiwi legal betting bpek were eouthpawa. Dick Rtllehn*. II.
•nd sagpsl- will be liven to ftral to Denver for th« first tome in of tnlorado Spring* teat Kandy/ I
place winners 34 year*, wind* up Labor Day farey ef Dirw 1 up
Philadelbbti July |7-'Rl- Walt
ubiel Web up in tbe sixth inning
iFK"
Thirt4*«*n hHitball
TeaniN Form ML
aslington
Sieeler*.
last night, walk iig six man and si
lowing iwp kite. n» the Philadel
phia rhilde* sromd all their
run* for 144 victory over the
Chnag. r|tei
The victogy ircr . a.*ed the Phil*
Nations leattn Wad to ore- and
jteteHHP Btete.
New York te Tha If team* t
nt the National FooMWI G—gi Indtona A Atblettea 2
thi* senam *re dividM into tten (leveiaiiri. July Oevt-
dhnvian^ with the leading team land** lii<iafi| climbed to within
Id each meeting in tha chtenpion , a game afd | half of Hie Drat plane
•kNl' gaihe. Iiec 17 .Detroit
('onapcising the A manual ( an Mng the
fei em-e *re |h< i huagu ( aid* to J.
New Y»>ik Giant*. Wa*!i'
imi-lmt Pituhurgh
Pbfiadeiphia F.agle* and thn Oev* Vhila.ieiphia
hmd BrowriK In tte National ]^ UIB
Confereace are the (Tiwnmo Bear* s BtWiMyn
New Vote Tank*. Saa Frpi.> .** • iL ) .c l , n
49crs, II. Aiw-ite lUnm
^ rift i Gr ~" r J. t0k ' r * Chkago . “
and the Baltimore (aRa, i iffinciiPiati
the American t onftreace trhmar Apaenraa
Amhafte. Maas.—tte—Fg^nek DaUojl ,
B SmjMLi Jr, T)-yeat-oM junior haw York .
I from Oflando, Fla . hpa teen re Clevetend J, ;
elected capteln At torn Amberet B «•
< olleg* tonai* team He teao t* Wa
captain of the L.*ro Jeff* aqua ah Chi
team a aport be took «p oply tree Phi
years afe St liuis
last night
Mr
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