The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 276, Ed. 1 Friday, May 2, 1947 Page: 7 of 8
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ter 60 Boats In
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20-6 Clash
Sports Parade
May 2.
(UP)
By Oscar Frdey
and decision finally to join the
was tut
NEW YORK.
Jean Borotra, the D'Artagnan of Free French.
France's famed “four musketeers" 'They found out and I
of the court, fingered the red ro- In solitary in Northern Germany,”
sette of the Legion of Honor In Borotra recalled In flat tones. "I
dubs second annual t H<> record holders along the Gulf
regatta to he held at 2 const will bo In the running.
indsy on the old river course Frank Vincent of Tulsa, and hold- ene nayiown oners made merry tlous grin \
rki t Street road. cr of many records in all classes. «) the expense of Rapid Blue Print a Nail prli
. will be in the race along with Hoy pitching last night to win a 20 to quer, I almost did. Ten minutes a day
VVilkcrson, Oklahoma City; Worth 8 contest that was cut short by Thinner than In the days when you exercised In a courtyard under
Hoggeman, Fort Worth; Charles aniinnipj^due to the fact that ev. he was the Davis cup hero of hts the eyes of machine guns."
his lapel and smiled the old Infec- counted the minutes in a cell 9
Tire Baytown Oilers made merry tlous grin which dreary months, in feet by 8 feet There was nothing
■Ison cell failed to eon* to read. Some lost their minds and
big names of the South.
;orborouqh's
lo.l And 2
YOUR
UrGKKKN AGENCIES
(AND OPENING
SALE
|NE MORE DAY be permitted to the grounds.
)RE WIDE BARGAINS
, T.*\. 89# N. <iiiow Creek'1
Wnnipg due to the fact that ev, he w*s
Mayhcw, Balias; A. L. LeBlone, erybodyTH the narlj was tired of nation, and. with gray dotting his With nothing to read and
Jackson, Miss.; Bob Myrur, Kansas haseball after two and one-half receding black hair,* the bounding vyrittog materials, Borotra spent
City; C. B. Norton, Oil Center, N. hours. * , , . Basque relaxed contentedly in the six months in solitary and in des-
M’’-Ru<i Davis, St. LoUtl; George A. fo Lueggrtte,- Boaumont port- warm comfort of the luxurious ho- perutiqn asked a guard for Mein
Page Abilene; Henry Taubcrt, San elder with a minimum of profes- tel lobby and spoke happily of hla Kampf. He got it and, the only
Antonio' E M Barret, Houston, »<onal experience, trurkxl for Bay- current American tennis tour. good deed attributed to the book,
A special skilny event will be town, dnd he went to work at the “It Is a good will tour,” he it saved his sanity as he tore apart
nut on by Bob Elliott and Willie refinery this morning. He is 21 smiled., And It has been an amui- the Nail Ideology.
Carr Pacific Coat* champions from and looks like a good pitching pros- lf>g success. We are raising mon- "You think you could form a
lake* Arrowhead7 7 T Pect although he has control trou- ev to rebuild our Indoor court In philosophy," he groaned. “You
The race committee announced hie at times, Paris but that Is secondary. Good can’t. Your mind won't hold a
todav that service beats will not A> Simmons slammed a double will, is the thing. We want your thought without paper to keep It.
— --------■ into the left field hedge with the m«n com« over to France, ton.” My only hope was death.” -
bases filled. Joyce Rawe parked A* for international tennis dom- But Lacoste, his former tennis
on* into the hidge in the same Inatiok. Borotra gpes a. long reign partner, appealed to another old
field with two aboard tor the United States, tennis mate, the king of Sweden,
A Rapid Blue with a whito can “II will •* ye«rs. Uv« or 10, he- and Borotra ultimately was moved
also hit a home run His blow f°re »ny°nP can C°P* wlth you." hf 10 8 more free .prison where high
fell through the hodire in rieht 8ald !n hl* rapid-fire English, political prisoners were incarce-
fiejd 8 8 "You have the aggressive game in fated;
The Printers mav have a team the United States, which Is what “I kept myself in shape, because
later in the summer Thet deto th“ r**t of the world need* " 1 WM ‘he only one fit to escape
wlli meet the fo A.'Wilkie Sunday nitely don't have one now That was the type of game which when t the time came," he said.
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at the Bay- The youthful Southern Pacific .^r^idnrlM ViS wre"near Vawam^
town field * nine couhmi her** for' a irnm#* nt i> AWIGric&n indoor singles four w®rf DMr. I swum n river, found
The Grand Prise team has been pm. today, and at 3:30 p.m. Sun- '!™s dhim'*crownH daTto "fteh^to n^rrf°r T
one of the major threat! In the day the Oilers will entertain the Tm marvelLux GF unlform- II
Houston area this season, winning Galveston Merchants In a feature whirl file i. , , ,
t loae decisions. ,tu VulBTy “ the four musketeers. Borotra, .
: “jffc [MCoat'- Cochet md "Brugnon, ■ - , _ __ _ *
lengths hf continuous stretches strengthened team, will come hero f^Soae° Vhe^age RpHpIc Ra|| Oljf
iS5*S/T*5S ncwTO nw"UUI
IN MOWERS and
)WER MOWERS
iaehlne Sharpened
epaired.
Free Pick Up and
Delivery Service
Radio
Co.
konc 970»JX- . Baytown
Grand Prize Team
Will Play Till Here
The Grand Prise Latin Ameri-
cans, fast, hustling aoftbalj club,
Browns Uphold
Diamond Prestige
In St. Louis
NEW YORK. May 2. <tt»
mannered little guy was
ing St. Louis
his battling
Cardinals edged
of digMtor,
And it was almost as much of a
West
seriously, it seems,
water Sports and J
* ball squad had to admit
smoke from a tra n
too much.
Ftening weather and
, ,.? ra sl°l’ Swt etwater and ”
JACK ADAMS, of U Porto, will
pick Ms guitar and sing his cow-
boy song* at the benefit show
Saturday night for Texas City..
Phalanx Favored
To Cop Deity
Sf.W
r-d to ard hi r nk jrom fl puss|ng trg|n t(|st
on the diamond caused n
job to explain how grey-haired
Jtfuddy Ruel's weak-hittlng Browns n Sw«rtw#ter
suddenly could pile up 29 runs
and 34 hits in two days as It watt
to try and figure out how the world
champion Cardinals could be in an
eight-game losing streak.
The Browns, getting bat-happy I
after a woeful start that found
thorn shut out four times in their
first 10 games, rocked the visiting
Washington Senators, 14 to 8, on i
20 hits yesterday on the heels of]
a 15 to 8 victory on 14 hits over]
the Now York Yankees the previ-
ous day.
In tne first lb games the St.
Louisians made only 60 hits Mr aj
feeble average of six per game,
then they suddenly stepped up 11
their ration to 34 in two, an av-
erage ot 17 per game. I
The Cardinals dropped their j
eighth in a row and their third to
the Giants In Now York when the I
amazing Johnny Mize smashed his j
eighth homer in 12 games with |
Bobby Thomson aboard In the sev- j
enth to produce a 6 to 8 decision, j
Mize, who would hit 102 homers I
for the season at the present elip, •
remained 10 days ahead of the all* I
time homer record of Babe Ruth 1
who hit 60 for file Yankees In
1927 but didn't get his eighth un-
til May 11.
The
Mmr
rhe Giants spotted 8t. Louis
through the beaches.
DR.
R. E. ROBSON
Optometrist
.H«fmbrn ^ F,amC ™* wU* Borotra again this yeah after he Dahiimam# 0 JA 1
inarZkah.MydtoT Beaunwiif 8 fo 1
By UNITED PRESS
be
seat in the park is likely
filled that afternoon.
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Chandler And
McPhail Clam
After Meet
newsmen today, and MacPhai! said
all news would'have to come from
LOUISVILLE, Ky„ Hay ,2. (t!.P)- „ __
The cream of tho nation’s three- 5 to 0 lead ill two innings hut got
year-olds* and- they mu* turn out scoreless relief pitching there*/- j
to be only skimmed milk-was tgr from Junior Thompson and
scheduled to be entered today for Ken Trinkie. Trinklc got credit
the 73rd annual running of the Mr hU second victory in two days. |
Kentucky derby tomorrow. The plight of the Cardinals aa
v. There .went only 13, survivgrs alarmed owner Sam Brcadon that
• .from what locked in 1946 like an he flew to New York from St.
, , 1.. ^ outstanding crop of juveniles and Louis “to give the boys seme mor-
The Dallas Rebels were hack in thnr<‘ didn t a*pear ^ be an out- ai support." He told the United
in ^ ***** thoroughbred in the lot -
anding thoroughbred in the lot. Press that he wasn’t too concern-
Heading the list of those who ed. •
tpccted to be entered today
ilonel’’ Matt W.inn’s annual game nrst place
class!* was C. V. Whitney’s Phal- opd place Cubs at Brooklyn, win-
I The Dodgers restored their twof -
Jdatt Wjnn’s annual game first place lead over the
wars. Me defeated Sweden’s ace,
Lennart Bergclin, In the semi-
finals and the Swedes’ number two
man, Torsttcn Johansson, in the
finals * ’ Tfc'_____
"Fortunately they wefc played In !ea*u! today wiU'» laP-,sided 8 were
daylight,” Borotra said, and then I victory over the Shippers of for “Col
fils fhee went tense and his eyes t..
* narrowed as hie added:> Rebels, backing up the anXi the 2 to 1 pre-derby betting ning 5. to 2
■ “Mv eyes were ruined in a Nazi pitching of Orrell and Hogue, favorite. * walks,'
prison cell.’’ , pushed across five counters in the Behind him came - Caltmttft
The thin face with the pointed sqyentb inning last night to eonj- Farm’s Faultless at 3 to 1 follow-
“ chin, had, a faraway look as Boro- plete the haymaker they hung on ed by Circle M’s Riskolator and
..... I
Pl*fBJHfiSWrdKWEW^’“'!^^r™rro,,SBT!.: iifi '^TnEXASf found no lulls in a six-and-a- 'bent to keep French youngsters 12 hits and had only one error. The others whose owners are
r 1 half hour chat with New York "Rt to fight again;’’ of hig despair while Beaumont had 8 i|its against expected to put up the $1000 start-
j Yankee President. Larry MacPhall ' *’-------- ..... - ■ ---------
• yegterday, had nothing to say to __ ,w , . --------- ....._____________________ ,
downturn laSst night when the Xiberty Road, Bullet Proof, Double
Houston Buffs edged them out in May, W. L. Sickle and Jett Jett.
on nine hits wnd
The Standings
MIKE TRANSSEN
STATE RESERVE LIFE
“See Me Before You Die"
Phene 258 1
Chandler. '
Presumably Chandler called Mac- TEXAn LEAGUE
Phail up on charges of "insubordi- . W.
nation” because Larry talked1 free- San Antonio ,’7..-;.*..12
ly and bitterly of the commission- Fort Worth_______..... 9
er’s derisions in the Leo Durocher Oklahoma City ......9
case. Chandler had ordered all Shreveport ............11
concerned with the case to make Benimont
no comments. - Houston ..............9
Before yesterday's session Mac- Dallas 7
Phail himself said he Supposed Tulsa ........ g
tRat was why ha waa called. Aft** & i-..- ...... ‘' V''' V' *s
the Jong talk which lasted from niIIwto^g f^Nultji
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11 am. until S;35 p.m. the red-
haired Yank president told news-
men: . r-
“I’m sorry; Pm not going to be
able t« help you any. If you want
information, you’ll have to get It
from the commissioner’s office.”
Walter Mulbry, Chandler's sec-
retary and spokesman, said that
there was “no story,” that; there
would-be no further MacPhall-.
Chandler sessions on this particu-
lar but unnamed subject, and that
probably Jtrrr statement on yester-
day's meeting ever would be ta-
ttled. Chandler himself would not
MW newsmen.
Nacona Students Strike
For Coaching Staff
. s- • - tp:
NACONA, May 2. -tr.P)-The high
schdfll students of Nacona, their
ire “up because the school board
failed to re-hire the school’s foot-
ball coaching staff, planned to
continue -their strike today until
the board grants them a hearing.
Between 280 and 300 students de-
serted their class rooms yesterjjay
and congregated in the business
section, shouting high school slo-
ganl and cheering. Sheriffs depu-
ties dispersed them from a drug
store owned by a board member
Houston 3. Oklahoma City 2.
Dallas 8, Beaumont J.
Shreveport 8, Fort Worth 8.
Tulsa at San Antonio, postponed.
Friday’s Games -
Oklahoma City at Houston.'
Tulsa at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Cleveland
a 3 to 2 victory. Oklahoma City The latter may not start and if
Used three pitchers in an .effort the track is muddy Faultless may
I» Pet to overcome the one-point lead not go. •”
6 .667 but Houston held the one point A muddy track, according to the
5 .643 margin. Both teams had eight turf experts, would increase the
8‘ .529 hits while one error was chalked chances of Maine Chane farm’s
10 .524 up against the Oklahoma squad. Jet Pilot, the only two-year-old
It two Shreveport handed Fort Worth a who escaped the fire Which des-
t0 .474 5 to 3 Heartbreakcr in the third troyed- the other juvenile hopefuls
11 .389 and lut game In the series last of Mrs; Elizabeth Arden Graham
13 .316 night. Jhe Shreveport team turned two days before the 1946. derby in
:ll-*Mh| Into runs 1Bnd committed which her thrte entrants were also
one erfor, while Fort Worth turn- to”8-_______ ,
ed in eight hits and one error. '
The scheduled game between
Tulsa and San Antonio was post-
poned when the Tulsa squad failed
to arrive in the Jf,tesiOn city in
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(Others rained out)
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321W. Texas Avenue
Goose Creek, Texas
.
The students demanded that
Coach J. W. Bibb and Assistant
Coach Willy Pigg remain as Na-
cona grid mentors. They also pro-
tested the board ruling that six
football players would be ineligible
for next season because they faded
to take required semester examina-
tion* in civics.,
‘At Bradford, Pa., an oil field
that was supposed to be drying up
Pittsburgh .
Chicago.- .....
Boston .
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York .
St. Louis-’ ..
Thursday’s Results '
Brooklyn 5, Chicago-2..
New York 6. St. Louis 5.
(Others rained out.)
’Fair Trade'Bill
Shunted Aside
Tennis Tourney
Sunday Afternoon
Teniita fans in the Tri-Cftles
area will gather for their second
Ball and Chain tournament of the
season at 1:18 p.m, Sunday on the
Humble Court*. *
Reggis Dugat and T. W. WAr-
mcn playing in one and women
the other.
The Ball and Chain play will be
played with the No. 1 man having-
as his doubles partner the last man
in the ladder.
Top Tri-Cities tennis players Will
also challenge Houston Humble
top-notchers during the Humble
day celebrations on May 10.
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one sub-committee recommending
that the house join in enacting the
senate-passed bill, but instead of
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' whole committee sent the meas-
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 276, Ed. 1 Friday, May 2, 1947, newspaper, May 2, 1947; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1100881/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.