Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 229, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 8, 1941 Page: 4 of 10
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the star of the night, collecting a
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Inter-School
Track Meet
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again leading tn the error column,
making six miscues to the Klwan-
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from fourth to second place In one, calling him to report for service
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cacao io the plate and promptly
StTt th^UlT^fm™iTns
half of the Initial inning the Club-
men got down tn btatnoH tn a hur-
ry. scoring five runs off one error,
twn RftBu and two hits, to 'take a
5-0 Mid kfid the crowd began to
thin oat With the score standing
the*’ nine point advantage.
Knights came to life Collect mi
hits and one walk, and aided by
nian errors, the Lodge
I eight runs across the
back in the thick of the
again they had waited
By JUDSON BAILEY
Associated Fraas Sports Writer
There are no miracle teams In
the major leagues this year and the
pennant races today an as wide
open as the day the season started.
After soaring along on spectac-
ular winning streaks until their
followers wen fanned into a dan-
gerous state of exdtameat the
Cleveland Indians and «. Louis
Cardinals now have lost two games
in a row and both the American
and National Leagues are In as Teachers College
much confusion as when their first gridder. will race under his schi
Intersectional strife began ten days colors^ for the Anal time Thursdaj
ago. ‘ - “ . *
The Dodgers, in fact, destroyed ' ference meet In San Marcos, the
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McClure. 2b
Smith, as, p
Gregory, sf
Williams, cf
Graham, If
Carruth, rf
Spann, c ...
Garrison, c
Netters, 3b
Audrain, lb „,
Davis, p, ss ...
Albert Mikeska
Improves, May
Enter in Javelin
Monday.
Williams, who still has one full
-year of eligibility on the N T S.
T. C track and football teams af-
ter this season, will serve one
month In training at Grand Prairie,
after which he will be sent to some
naval air base for eight addition-
al months' work.
The speedy little dashman. who
recently won the special 100-yard
sprint event at the Penn Relays—
the first white man to turn the
trick in seven years, last summer I
served a month with the U 8. '
Naval Reserve and this past fall ---,----
completed the four and a half ed May 3 0,1 and Oas Jour-
months’ Civil Pilot Training Course
here at the college.
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Young Howard Pollet, sensation-
al moundsman who looks like the
Texas League's gift to the big time,
discovered last night that even the
best of 'em can't pitch scoreless
baseball forever.
The 19-year-old Houston Buff
star came a cropper In the sixth
inning of a game with the Tulsa
Ollers at Houston and was driven
from the mound after turning in
29 consecutive scoreless rounds
Even so, the league-leading Buffs
went on to win 7 to 5.
The Fort Worth Cats, playing an
afternoon game at Beaumont, over-
whelmed the Exporters 10-0. In
night games Oklahoma City lost
fj-0 to the San Antonio Missions
on the latters home grounds, and
the Shreveport Sports, playing on
their own lot, scored a 4-1 victory
over the Dallas Rebels.
Today’s schedule:
Dallas at Shreveport (night).
Fort Worth at Beaumont (day).
Oklahoma City at San Antonio
(night).
Tulsa at Houston (night).
What seemed to be some sort of
a record In the Reason opener Tues-
day night. When 39 tallies were
' proved amateur stuff.
eeday night at City Park
1 the Lions completely
swamped a OOC ten N to • in the
early encounter, while the late
game saw smother "pitcher’s duel”
when the Klwanians downed a
fighting Knights of Pythias team.
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tallies for the night, and almost
doubling Tueeday night's score.
As the score indicates, the Lions
had no trouble tn scoring almost
at wm. With three now recruits
taken from the 7-Up teem, namely
Harper. Bailey and Moses, the Lions
ran over Davis and Smith, OOC
burton, collecting the sum of 32
hits, with all but one Lion getting
in on the massacre. The barrage of
extra boee hits was so frequent no
effort wm made to keep count of
them, but practically every Lion
wm in on some sort of an extra
baM knock.
KaiShta Mtas Chance
In the late game the Knights lost
an opportunity to cash in on
tallies the first inning. With
aaea loaded and two down.
" Rouse, slugger deluxe.
nal reports.
Texas production dropped 195,450
barrels to 1,199,750: East Texas. 70,-
000 to 304.000; California. 17.725 to
584,250; Kansas, 4,300 to 209,100;
Eastern fields, 14,800 to 105,400; Il-
linois. 4.045 to 323300; Oklahoma 1,-
175 to 413.900; and the Rocky
Mountain States 2.660 to 101.570
Production was up in Louisiana
1,475 barrels dally to 307,525 and
Totals:
Lions—
T Jamlgan, 2b
Harper, 3b
Decker, sf
Bailey, c
B Jarnlgan, lb
Moses, ss
Griffith, sf, c
BeMiey. If ..
McCullar. rf
Stockard. rf
Normile, p ..
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in four trips to the plate, in addi-
tion to making two spectacular
catches in the field. Walls and Tal-
ley stood out for the Klwanians,
Walls getting a single, a double and
a home run in four times at bat,
with Talley getting a two-for-two
count at the plate.
Both teams broke even on hits,
getting 12 each, with the Knights
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m Marcos, it is very doubtful
will be able to come within 10
feet of his regular tossing distance
of 190 to 200 feet.
Coach Sportsman sent
group of sprinters ahead of
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Sixty members of the Denton
High Schbol band and their friends
entertained with a dinner- ,*■'•’ •“"*
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VACCINES FOR YOUR STOCK
Vaccines and Serums for your cattle, sheep, hogs and
chickens at Curtis! at a LOW PRICE.
BladNeg at only 6c per done, Hem. Sep. at 6c per dose,
Pink Eye at 8c per dose and Avian at l|c per dose.
Swine at 5c per dose. Buy your veterinary vaccines at
Knights— . ,
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Brown, as
Atkins, 3b -----------
S. Ryan, p
Grube, cf —
Rouse, lb --------------
E. Smith, If
Lockhart, sf
Bishop, 2b
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Umpires: Estes and Shepherd.
Albert MlkMka, buaky Eagle Jav-
elin thrower, was placed on the
doubtful entry Mat Wednesday m
Coach Choc Sportsman announced
the names of the 24 Teachers Col-
lege trackmen that he would en-
ter in the 10th annual Lone Star
Conferenee meet to be held Thurs-
day and Friday at San Marcos
Previously considered indefinitely
on the injured Mst because of a
strained shoulder muscle, Mlkeska
tills week claimed rapid improve-
ment in his appendage although
the arm is still very sore and may
yet keep him from competing in the
meet, where he is defending rec-
ord-holder. Even though Mlkeska
might be able to compete thia week
at Ban “ -----
if he
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were entertained with a dinner-
dance Saturday night at the Amer-
ican Legion Hall. W Gibson Wal-
ters of the T 8. C. W. music de-
partment spoke on "The Value of
Mu-slc to tile School” and discussed
th*, band's accomplishments this Hower Shop. Phone 223.
ye®. He Wgs introduced by Carroll !
Mclfatti. band director and toast - I
master for the banquet Henry Ows- ' '
ley, American Legion post com-
mander. extendga .greetings on be-
half of the Legloti. i
In charge of the program and en- I
•rtalnment were Mtnes G E All-
Scott. R B ,
Uttto Majon Ne. 1
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■ W® it's time for comfort . time for coolness, and yes.
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All Diplomatic
Functions for
Italy Taken Over
By Nazis in U. S.
I NEW _
I New York Post says In a copyright
I story today that the Italian dlplo-
I matlc service in this country has
ceased to function as an Independ-
ent body and that all of its mall,
diplomatic and otherwise, all of Its
personnel and funds have been tak-
en over by German representatives.
While the Italians still occupy
their offices and have the largest
consular staff of any foreign coun-
try except Mexico, the story says,
they can take no action without
German approval
The newspaper adds that on
March 31 all 51 Italian consulates
were told to get In touch with the
nearest German consulates where
Instructions would await them.
These new Instructions were
said to have advised the Italian Of-
ficials that all diplomatic mail
thereafter would carry double locks
and that keys for one set of these
locks would be in possession of ap-
propriate German authorities
The Instructions further said that
all records Involving all finances
i and fund-raising actlvlt'es should
be open to the Germans, the Post
says, and that personnel or Italian
consulates and semi-official agen-
cies were to be checked by the Ger-
mans to make certain the: e were
no antl-Nazls among them.
Harold Johnson, high White Sox
. - . . . The Detroit Tigers, after a day
Goldsmith, low_hurdles and broad in second place and minus Hank
jump; C«vmm «-
Javelin, Bobby Dodd, 100 er.j 220; whipped
rVtvlos PbrJaman AAD fU¥) MarnlH '
Totals: I
Klwanls-
Young, c
McDonald, as
Hinkle, lb
Walls. 3b
Williams, cf ,™.
iTalley, p
Wheeler. 3b 4
Neale, If 4
I Moore, af -------------- 4
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rest of the squad, with the fleet-
group of thinly - clads
Denton on Wednesday
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Thursday morn-
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A homer by Ernie Lombardi was
the only run of the game as the
Cincinnati Reds squeezed the New
York Giants 1-0
The Chicago Cubs climbed out
of the cellar by lambasting the
Phillies 11-2
Jim Tobin also pitched and bat-
ted his way to a 7-6 victory for the
Borton Bravee against the Pitts-
burgh Pirates
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San Marcos is
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Welby, Called^
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land Friday at the Lone Star Con-
_ . , ! ference meet in San Marcos, the
the legend that St. Louis had a col- Eagle speed-merchant announced
lection of supermen WWMM waav va M4VX8, XSVK'Al 1X1)1^, O. C
They wrung out a 4-3 decision In a a notice from the naval air corps. I Trotter and R L Selby,
gripping drama that ended like a
musical comedy when Manager Bil-
ly Southworth switched his pitchers
four times for six batters in -the
last two innings and in spite of
this intense strategy let Brooklyn
load the bases without a hit and
with none out tn the ninth
The Indians, who had great pitch-
ing and timely hitting during their
11-game winning streak, got neither
against the New York Yankees as
they mired down 7-5 on a rain-
soaked diamond The Yankees raid-
ed Al Mlinar and two other pitch-
era for 15 hits and, even though the
Tribe touched Lefty Marius Rus-
so for 10 themselves, they never
shook him out of control.
■ BD»S IN VW CW’VOngJ
This victory bounced the Yanks
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Uss PENNZOIL this spring
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Annual Intramural track and
Held meet for Denton High will be
unreeled Friday afternoon on
Teachers College athletic field. Fred ’
Slack, meet director, announced to- j
day.
The program is slated for 2 p
m., will last two hours
Contesting will be boys of both
Senior and Junior High, and In ad-
dition to regular track and field
events, several additional contests,
such as tug-of-war and bar chin-
ning. may be staged
W E'RE now showing the »ea-
son's greatest refrigerator
bargain—the 1941 Crosley with
the new Super Shelvador —
that places ftrare nt much food
at your fingertips and doublet
theft frigerote J t pace for bottles!
O«/y Crosley offers this sensa-
tional feature because the
Shelvador is patented.
Other great features to thrill
you. too! New dimension,
eaaier-to-use, all-steel cabinets.
3.498.620 barrels for the week end-
a half i
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The Eagle coach announced his
complete entry Itit as follows:
Capt. Olvia Hicks, 100, 220, broad
Jump and sprint relay; Welby Wil-
liams, 100, 220 and sprint relay;
Loyd Wood, high jump; Boyd
Vaughn. 880, mile; Clyde Wilkin-
son, javelin, broad jump; Wilson
Terry. 440 and mile relay; Tom
Swinney, 100. high and low hur-
dles; Ed Rogers, 448, sprint and
mile relays. Tyler Owens, pole
vault and high jump; J. B. Outlaw,
880 and mile; Button Orenbaum.
javelin; Pete Nay. discus; James
McDaniel. 440 and mile relay; Al-
bert Mlkeaka, ehot. discus and Jav-
elln; Roy Kile, low hurdles and from fifth to third witrT an U-iu-
brood jump; Doyle Howard, 880 nlng, 4-3 decision over the Chicago
and mile; ‘ ~
Jump; Doyle Hall, pole vault. Max
ivii, juw nuiuicn «uu uiwu In jpeunu place ami minus riHUK.
Glenn Fuller, shot, liscus,. Greenberg for the first time, were
Doyle Chrisman, 440. 800. Harold
Cartwright, high jump. broad
Jump; Al Boatman, shot and dis-1 Marathon 14-innlng affair from the
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