Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 141, Ed. 1 Monday, June 16, 1952 Page: 4 of 4
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Whs Eagles Take Uai h Texas
league For Tbinl Tm mUrii Week
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The Otttlus Eafles have soured
*J®P the T as League standings,
the third time within a week
they *e been leudvrs of the serain-
end loop, by virtue ut a t> tu 1 win
•wr Shreveport.
The Eagles rise wad aided by
the defeats uf erstwhile le uieis
Fert Worth, by Beaumont 5 t -
■ad Houston, by Tulsa 1> t« 3. Ok
tahoma City climbed above the ,50<>
murk by tripping San Antonio ♦>
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Wk t made the gruile on Ihe sis
Ait pitching of Jose Santiago,
.coupled with errorless play and an
It-hit asault on a pair of Sport
raoundbtnen. It was the third
Eagle win in a row over Shreve-
port and second during the current
fcomestand.
Tulsu got off to a buil start a-
gainst Houston, but relief pitcher
l*° Cristante pulled he game out
•f the fire iii the ftrv inmnir ;md
went on to pitch a fout -hitter.
Meanwhile, the Oilers were back-
ing him up with a U-hit attack on
t eorge Eyrich, who wa- charged
with the loss, and Ken Wild.
Earl York and catcher Mohie
Landrith. currently the hottest
hitter in the league, fach three
•afetie*. Fop Landnth. they w*- re
the 10th and llith hits he\ ha«l r.i
-W® i# trips to th* plate during
til® oilers' four-cunt*** a.t home. 1
- Oklahoma City eutietj h three-'
fame losing streak uit.li tu« three*
run innmfs against San Antonio.
Each was sparked by .1 homer. Joe
Dmaiato got the big blow in the
first inning and Frank K'lk-rt hit
for the circuit in the fifth. There
were two Indians <m ba.se each
time.
The in - and - out Beaumont
Koughnecks capitalized on eight
hits and four t'ort Worth errors
to stop the Cats. Kmil Patrick and
Joe Crowder, who stopped the cats'
two-run rally in the seventh and
got the win, yielded 10 hits, but
they were scattered except for the
seventh.
The^e is no change in the oppon-
ent for tonight's games. San An-
tonio was at Oklahoma City, Hous-
ton at Tulsa, Beaumont at Fort
Worth and Shreveport at Dallaj.
Texorfcona Holds 1
Kg Stale Lead
rh. Texaik^ua Bears ran their
winning streak 111 the Big State
League to eight games Sunday to
stay 011 top by a game over Wichita
Falls.
The Bears had a close escape
from defeat as Temple's Eagles
scored six runs in the top of the
ninth to make the final tally. 1U
to i>. Meunu hile. every other home
club Sv;is winning, mostly by bi„
margins. Longvlew took Austin 14
to I, (Wis trimmed Tyler l.'S to ~>
and Waco |<>st to Wichita Falls
5> to :t.
The |,ong\ iew run - away was
-parked by catcher Mike thxiley's
I'.Hli homer in the big, eight-run
fifth inning, and by Wiley Moore's
I till 111 the eighth inning.
The visiting teems hold steady
for a third (erne at the same
stands tonight. Austin is at Long-
view, Temple at Texarkana, Tyler
at Peris and Waco at Wichita
Falls.
Bisplay
Leads Golf Hoy
TROON. Scotland, June IS <UJt>
—Pat 0'Sullivan of Orange, Con-
necticut. upset United States
champion Dot Kirby today to lead
seven Americans rato the second
round of the British Women's Am-
ateur Golf Championship.
Miss O'Sullivan scored a 3-and-£
victory at Troon. Scotland, over
Miss Kirhy to ruin the chances iff
the Atlanta, Georgia, golfer to add
the British crown to her Ameri-
can laurels.
In other United States matches,
Claire Boran of Cleveland elim-
inated Jean McCullough of Scot-
land and Grace DeMoss of Cor-
vallis, Oregon, scored a 1-up vic-
tory over Dorothy Beck of Eng-
land on the 19th hole, Mae Murray
of Rutland, Vermoqt, defeated
Sara.Bolton of England 3 and 2.
-P*>tty Riley' of Fort Worth elim-
inated Mrs. Phil Wylie of Scotlatid
4 and .Dot Kelty of Los Angeles
ousted Megan Coleman of Scotland
7 and 5, and Marjorie Lindsay of
Decatur. Illinois, defeated Joan
Moreland of England 3 and 2.
Mrs. Frank liolthwaite of Fort
Worth drew a first round bye and
Flanne Cranston of Pasadena.
Squaw Kodaa
Males 56
Year Retard
become necessary.
The Luces Troupe furnishes
many laughs end thrills during
the entire show. They have ap-
peared here before, but have added
pesrence. ■ games and rodeos.
Dehon and Prince, who both I by Delton, does a
grew up on a ranch near Peacock. | uid dance steps,
have been a regular pert of the
Hardin-Simmons University Cow
u Prince, t
number of
v trained
tricks
a. mut
The call has been issued for all
Jay lor County Old Settlers to
ned for the
fere with the
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several acts since their last ap boy Band performance at football'meet at the Seymour Park at iKOO
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SEYMOUR, Tex., June 1? (Spl)
—Advance information from of-
ficials of the Annual Seymour
Reunion and Rodeo, the world's
largest two-arena rodeo, indicates
one of the largest and fastest
shows in the 5t> year history of the
rodeo. Set for June 19, 20 and 21,
the rodeo will feature the Lucas
Troupe, the Curtis Candy Comp-
any Six-Pony Hitch, and Delton
Galloway and his dancing horse,
Prince.
This is the fir>t time the Six
Pony Hitch has appeared west of
Fort Worth, report Curtis Candy-
Company officials. The demand for
the appearance of the hitch has
grown so great that three hitches
instead uf the original have now
California, was eliminted 9 and 7
by former champion Francis Ste-
phens of England.
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To many owners, the might? 180 H.P.
V-8 engine that powers the Chrysler
New Yorker is the most remarkable
feature of this remarkable ear. It is cer-
tainly the most discussed
engine in many, many veerv
This is the engine with
combustion chambers... the engine thet
gpts mor* powtr out of every top of gas.
And non-premium
Actually, it puts you in control et i
power than you'll pe
use. You'll sense this . . . togs thet with
its unequeled response — the very first
yards you drive. It 1
quietly, and irith less wear than any
other engine ever built into an American
automobile.
... and it makes driving (both cruising
and the short run?) more fun than you
have ever known it to bet
But that's not all. Along with this
engine*there are scores of other reasons,
too, for driving a New Yorker before
resolving on any new car. Like Full-time
Power Steering that makes steering ft**
Hmt easier . . . and your control firm
trm*s greater . . . than in ordinary cars.
Like Power Brakes that cut needed pedal
pressure by as much as two-thirds.
Like Onflow shock 1, rr
even bad roads tori "needy
restful chair-high seats .
opening doors ... big infcfi test 1st
you set more. ' • V ?
It's true ... until you *"t«e e ChfspiaP
New Yorker you won't know what TM'ta
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THE FJNRijr* CAB
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Quality Refreshment Costs So Little
WBen 7°® ****** a bottle of Coca-Cola to your Bps, yon can be sure h ift^ahr^f
delicious—always refreshing. Yoo know yon can trnst its quality.
Yon may find yon are paying a penny more for~each bottle now and a few ccTntVmore
fiHr cadi carton. Dne to rising costs, we bare been forced to raise our wholesale price.
kven so, the cost of quality in Coca-Cola is remarkably low. At work, at play, aft homt^
where else can yon get so much refreshment for so little than in ice-cold Coca-Cola?
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