The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 19, 1942 Page: 7 of 13
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DAILY SUN—GOOSE CREEK, TEXAS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
Coach Added; Coe Resigns
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Baytcm* ...........
WUaon Cub* .. . ...
Orange ...........
fik P.
Southern Select . . ..
Gey Service........
McEvoys ...........
Hughe* Tool .......
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Southern Pacific It Hughe*
Tool 4.
X vnlson Cube 8, Southern Select ?.
Aug. 16 ■tilgr
Orange 8, McEvoy* 0.
Bqytown j, Oay Service L H
Aug. tl Game
5:48 p m. Hou*ton Shipbuilder*
va. Duke'* Cbmet*.
Aug.. tt Games v,>w ^ • £ .
2:30 p.m.—Gey Service Station
Beaumont) v*. Hughe* Tool.
- UC Mentor
i § To Amarillo;
! § Baker Hired
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[ Vacancy 1
nlg/.t, but anc
Small Schools May
Abandon Football
One coaching
filled here lost
wm created.
Bva Baker, wc\J known school-
boy Une coach ft Lubbock, wa*
*5 :.f:30 i< m Orange Destroyer* vs.
Wllaon Cub*.
Frank Qwea-Terhap* It IS more fan year way—
yea to u*e the net to catch
Aag. It Game*
! 1:80 p.ra. McEvoyi v*. Southern
lelect
4:80 .urn—Baytown Oiler* r*.
Southern Pacific.
... — but wa« bond* a Otamf*
first Division
Junk Plea Penned on Junk Clubs Hold Edge
Governor Sends Steel Through Mail |g League Race
AUSTIN. Aug ttppi - Fred
Strong of Port Worth took no
■Mat an 0* jm*ML matter of
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ROWL FOR
PERFECT ?-
COORDINATION
ftfto ait eeerdiaation
ge head la hand with cac-
aoes. Aagtibo both end have
fun to*, by bowling here
*! regularly. Drop In tonight!
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BOWLING ALLEYS
b
e BAYTOWN
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The communication which ar-
rived today wa* written on a
heavy piece of highway guard
rail. It told the governor that TOO
ton* of auch metal in acrap pile*
over the state should be con-
tributed to the wartime salvage
collection*--.......,.j-L- —
Highway department official*
Mid that their employes recently
had Marched it* scrap heaps and
tried to make available all ma-
terial not essential to Ha high-
way work. If there ia 700 ton*,
the official* mid they could not
find It immediately.'
Bach of the 25 highway di»*
tricte handles It* own salvage. It
cannot be given away, but mutt
be advertised and sold on blda.
The guard-rail metal cent to
(By IMSed Proaei
The dopeaters had a beydey
the Tnaa league l**t night
three flret divielon «ube def
ed three second division tt
and the •tmrderliaWr; Bo ston
Buff* nfrilt a bargain bill with
Dallaa. ■ J ,
The league'! onc-twto-thrce
team* kept the pace, whii three
and one-half g*me* Jtasparated
Beaumont and ShraveAort and
with Port Forth four back
of the second-place Sr Art*. Hous-
ton fe one game behirrf the Cat*.
Beaumont manage-/ only four
Mb off Elmer Stag hton but the
Shipper* bunched them in the
Mventb for one n/n and a l to
0 victory over OkJabotha City.
Shreveport overfcame a three-
Coach Red
Lee Junior col-
member of the
years, auo-
raitted hit resignation. ; ^ ,
Coach Baker formerly aided
Coach Dari Stallworth at Green-
ville in tfce 1987 and 1938 *ea-
•SEH. He/nlgo coached- at Green-
ville in 1937 and 1938 aeaaon*.
He aliuy' coached at Greenville in
1938 a/d at Denison in 1935. He
wm «/- assistant freshmen coach
at T/.<aa Tech in 1934. He wa*
a n\fit football player at Tech
was captain of thd 1933 Tech
ter/a. He played guard for poach
re Cawthon at Tech for three
He was a great football
ayer and was called “the
greatest lineman I ever had at
'Tech” by the wily Cawthon.
Coach Baker left Greenville at
the same time Coach Stallworth ________
left there. He returnd to Texas Brooklyn
Tech to do graduate work, and St Louls
ha* been assistant dean ot
at the West Texas school for the
past two years. His home is at
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FORT WORTH. Aug. 19. Oi —
Small town and rural high
schools throughout TexM today
faced the probability they may
have to curtail or even abandon
their fall football schedules un-
der a ruling by Mark McGee,
State OPA director.
■ItoOee said that school buses,
used to transport athletic team*,
become Ineligible for rationed
tire*. Many of the smaller
schools depend upon their buses
to transport their athletic team*.
. . . — BUY WAN BONDS a STAMPS
Enos Slaughter's
Display of Power
Dynamites Foes *
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Calendar
Beaumont ........76
Shreveport ...a.-.76
Fort Worth •....... 72 60 .545
HraMon ..... .*70 60 .538
SHRiatonio ....../.'..tl 62 .519.
Tulsa .................«8 86 .507
OUkhoroa City .... .62 81.391
Dallas ................48 90 2XS
Tuesday** Result* , ‘
Dallas 7-0; Houston 1-8.
Beaumont 1; Oklahoma City 0.
Worth 7; San Antonio 5.
Shreveport 7; Tuba 8.
National League—
NEW YORK. «ug. is. —
Credit must be given Outfielder
Enos Slaughter of the St. Louis
Cardinals for a performance that
definitely is of championship
calibre on a non-championship
team.
An early season slump that
lasted until July 4 kept Slaugh-
ter. who hails from Roxboro, N.
C, down among the league's
weaker hitters but now at 28 ahd
in his fifth year with the Cardi-
nals, Enos ha* climbed back
among the elite faster than any-
L. pet—one in the major*—with the ex-
80 .803 ccption of Ted Williams.
M -881 Some
broken
Slaughter out of the lineup for
five weeks last season as one of
the reasons for the Cords failure
tp win the flag. That line of
reasoning is easy to understand
after a look at the soothpaw
swinger’s, current swatting rec-
ord.
Slaughter broke lose on July 4
with five hits in a doubleheader
against the Cub*. His average at
that time was 1279. Since then
he's collected a total of .75 hit*
for a period average of .391. In
the 48 games of that period, he
Maggio’* fly to deep right field
for an 8-7 triumph.
* St- Louis loosed a six-run surge
in the seventh to Whitewash the
White Sox 7-0.
Alex Carrasquel and Phil Mar-
chlidon hooked up in a pitching
duel to give the Senators a 2-1
triumph over the A’s in another
contest delayed 45 minutes by the
blackout.
... — BUY WAR BONOS a STAMPS
property tag*,
•even states/New „
lnvv °n y StUU'
Yesterday's Hero
C. Estes
Great Sout
Enos Slaughter, of the Cardi-
nals, who continued his remark-
able hitting by getting on* hit
as the Cards blanked the Cubs,
5-0. .%<••. .',x- -
• ... — 9UV WAR BONOS a STAMPS
baseball men credit the
collarbone that kept
Gasoline tanks painted with
aluminum are said to have a 25
per cent less evaporation loss than
tanks painted black.
Of Interest to -
to Kiij
CEMETERY f i
HILL OF rest <
M. A. Broadway'
p® ?l the office on ajL
g. .nil Swjgg}
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Tuesday's Results
Pittsburgh S; Cincinnati 0.
New York id; Boston 2.
St. Louis 5; Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 3; Brooklyn 1.
the governor ia a wide, solid run lead with a /foiM-run splurge
rtrip. The highway department in the eighth to/beat Tulsa 7 to
tir*viniuiv iiipH Hmvv mMh wirt A 1/ T &
Abilane, and he Waa a star mem
her of the Abilene team which
won the state championship in
1923 after losing to Waco in the
finals in 1927.
He waa employed here to
serve a* line coach of Gander
gridders and to teach physical
education. , *
It la no secret that Coach Ba- American ismguo-
ker came here at the recommen- New York .....77 39
dation of Coach 8tanworth. He -®?*o*- ”
■ought Baker soon after he vSevelatjd op
learned that Coach Bale had en- ^wi* • •■••••••'•■« «
tered the O. E Army alr eorp* ®rtwlt ..............-69 62
». wm •*«<*• S
Coach Stallworth wa. Mated *ri’i"wte!^''ri i.ll
board had , acted KcsiUta
W. L. Pet.
,fi..-...79 35 ,693
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Ne§','ITork ;,M-JS Jg. -------— .... ...
Cancjnnati ............58 86 .509 went hitles* only five times ana
Pittsburgh ......'......53 59 473 increased his total overage a full
dtleago ..... -.M *7 .446 . 37 point* to .317.
Bolton .. ............48 71 -403 .Slaughter collected a hit In
W. L. Pet.
..45 77
previously used heavy meab wire $,
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to citlea for fencing cemeteries hIU whl)e j L got it ott
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Jss^.’Zlziz 5r*Si?!Sf sr™
the Card* to a 5-0 shutout over
the Cubs last night, helping to
reduce the Dodger lead to 814
games. Lanier gave up seven hits
but-did not allow a runner to get 1
beyond second as his mate*
downed Claude Passeau.
The PMls toppled the Dodgers,
3-1, behind the seven-hit pitching
of Rube Melton.
Johnny Lanning aliowd the
Reis only esix'hits while blank-
ing them to give the Pirates a
3-0 Victory. ,
Carl Hubbel won his eighth
victory in a row and ninth of
the yaar as the Giapts walloped
the Braves, 10-2.
<2*Z£*£SS SS WMhlnpon d: Phltedelphla I. Th, Jted S«, j». -J.ff.Jgj?
Pie in the Tri-Oties wiU like l
him, too. He hi s Me young ^n»y games scheduled, against the Yankees on Dom Di
Final Clearance
Law! Mower
Lawn mowers are scarce
out our stock of five-blade
tired
. . . but we’re going to clail
_ . . 8 * • • brtl bearing ... nOfe,/
mowers at exceptionally low clearance prie*!
If you need a new . or wiU need one neti im!
...snap up one of these values today.
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“A LOT FOR A LITTLE”
BAYTOWN—PHONE 718J
roan, and I don't know any one
etee in Texas who could come
TO-**
Civilian employes in the tame*
branch of the fereral
at Houji/n »nd thereby won tke
-. first h»7T of the bargain Mil 7 — --- - _—r, - r—. —n
sa*a*'S *# utitw branch of the tereral aov- to 1, F Aut Dean chalked up His In an ordnance plant at Amarillo. .
• enXent rose to 2,011.848 at Utir 21lfe \ An of the season in the The fcealtii of the Coe s seven , - IhD
accept a position
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at the start of the war in 1939.
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BAY-TEX PAY OAY BUYS THAT
MEAN REAL SAVINGS!
caused Mr. and Mr*. Coe to tte-
elde to leave the Tri-Cities.
Coach Coe had been told thht
A few year*, in West Texa* would
prove a tonic to Carolyn.
C^^Ind'Sndcnt0 ^hdoTdSrict ■
f/ ■ j
after a meteoric athletic career
at Sam Ho\i«ton State Tacheers
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•cbooi ever produced.
He served here first a* an as-
sistant to Coach Roy Elms. Lat-
er he was made head coach. Mill
later he was made-bend coacjte.
•Ad three tor of physical edlKx
tlon of Lee Junior-college. He
was eminently successful in the ‘
collegiate poet
•Muting from nowhere he or-
ganised and coached a group of
hi* own hand-picked college has-
keteers into a state champion-
ship. The team won the district
championship ,ln 1940, 1941 and
1942. In 1941 the Blue Devils
fhared the state championship
with John Tarleton college and 1
Tyler Junior college.
Coach Coe’s resignation is ef- 1
fectlve immediately, and he and
Me family will leave here tomor-
row.
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B. KillougKbattalioificommand-
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/The second maneuver will be
more implicated and detailed
than that carried out last Sun-
day, in whieh Company A, as the
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In the maneuvers hetd Sunday
the Reds, commanded by Capt.
L A. DuBua, a* the attacking
force, were ruled by the umpires
as the Official victor* in the en-
gagement against the Bluet,
commanded by Capt. h. W, Kel-
•o.
“The men gained valuable ex-
perience in signalling, patrolling
and sending message*," the ma-
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Toe engagi
ered about one and a
miles Major Killough
next will take in more territory, ^
be nid.
... — BUV WAB BONOS • STAMPS
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 19, 1942, newspaper, August 19, 1942; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1100901/m1/7/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.