Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 236, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 16, 1945 Page: 8 of 8
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your lamps, irons, radios
and other appliances for
repair, also fans cleaned
and oiled.
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East of Post Office
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BACON1ZED RECAPPING
It’s dependability has bean proven to hundreds of Denton ear
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at bats while the Giants trumped — ~
Ohteago'g ace. Paul Derringer.
Store the OtUnen started to pick
on the invading Westerners, BeyeA
bat had collected IS hits in M at
bats for a torrid .013 pace, boosting
his season mark SB points from
jn u> mo
Like Old Combine
The Mungo- Adams duo was begin-
ning to rival the old Lefty Gomes-
Johnny Murphy combine that used
to bring home the bacon so often
for the Yankees The new Mungo
had started six games and each
time Adams had been summoned
from the bull pen to finish the Job.
Over generosity in passes sent
him sbowerward yesterday in the
eighth and Adams trudged in to save
the day. Phil Weintraubs sixth
homer that tied him with Ott for
the league lead, actually provided
the victory margin although, it was
Just another run when it came in
ttm-rikCb.
Billy Southworth called on his
St. Louta, Cardinal rookie pitchers
in Boston and finally got away
with it, 8-7, on the strength of
Buster Adams' three-run homer in
the eighth. Jack Creel took the nod
over Hal Schacber but Outfielder
Tommy Holmes of the loser with
a perfect 5 for 5 stole the show by
boosting his average to a league-
leading. -435.
Things continued to go from bad
to worse for the Phillies who drop-
ped their 8th in 23 starts, bowing
to Cincinnati, 7-3, under the Shlbe
Park area. Frank Dasso allowed 10
hits but came up with Tils second
triumph with the help of seven un-
earned runs. Cliarley Schanz suf-
fered his fifth straight setback
The entire slate of American
League games was postponed be-
cause of rain and cold weather.
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FINED ON CHABGE OF AGGRA-
VATED ASSAULT
A Jury found Bd Muncey guilty
of the charge of aggravated assault
in County Court Tuesday and fined
him 835 and costa. Hearings were
before T. B. Darts, special Judge.
Monday morning.
When yon apply Vklspar you
protect your home against
rain, sun, tee, sleet, dust and
grit! This protection costs you
no more . . . Valepar tests so
much longer it’s like getting an
Sktra quart with every gallon.
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NEW YORK. May fl—(AV-Paul
Robeson, the singer. It booking hb
fall tour according to the Cornell
football schedule so he won't
a game in which Paul,. JrM plays ...
Hope he's smart enough to avoid
Saturday night dates. Even the
Robeson voice might suffer from
too much "Cornell, 1 yell."
One minute sports page:
Barney Ross is in town trying to
sign N. B. A. Lightweight Champ
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By JACK HAND
Asss nisi id Press Sports Writer
Father Knickerbocker was running
one-two tn the National League
today With the Brooklyn Dodgers’
10-game win streak overshadowing
leading Oianu who copped 10 of
ttekr last U decisions
Leo Durocher continued to
with his pitcher-a-day rou-
J Lombardi beating the Pl-
‘ — Ott Jtad to fall back
Elngle Mungo-Ace
„ _--- — double to get past
Chicago, 5-4 Lombardi was the
aikth successive Flatbush burler to
go the route. C -/
Little Lefty Lombardi subdued
the Bucs with five hits to tie the
high for a Brooklyn team under
Durocher.
Dixie Walker continued his hit-
ting surge with three more singles
to highlight the 13-blow attack on
Loser Art Cuocrrullo and two suc-
cessors. Louis Olmo ran his hitting
streak to 13 contests on a seventh-
inning single. The night turnout
of 25438 was Ebbets Field's largest
of the season.
Napoleon Reyes, the Cubanola
third sacker, singled twice and
walked twice to make his record
read six hits In the last six official
, Service Dept.:
Walter Stevens, regarded as a
good lightweight prospect before
he entered Army, has returned from
service with the 101st airborne di-
vision and Is now a physical in-
structor In the reconditioning pro-
gram at Tilton General Hospital,
Port Dix, N. J. . . . Al Barlick, the
ex-ump, manages to keep his eyes
and voice in shape by calling ’em
in his spare time at the New Lon-
don, Conn., Coast Guard Base.
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SAN ANTONIO. May 14.—(Ff—At
least five sprinters who can do 100
yards to under 10 seconds will
square off here Saturday in tee
Texas AAU track and field meet—
qualifying event for the nationals.
Thomas Jefferson's Flyin Perry
Samuels, king of Texas schoolboy
sprinters who has negotiated the
Century in ,9A; his shadow, Jim
Bodlford of Brackenridge jfian An-
tonio), who finishes a step behind
Perry; Rice's George Walmsley and
Texas' Andy Shurr, who have turn-
ed tn BA. and Allen Lawler of Hon-
do Army Airfield, -who also has hit
M, will top the dash field
Vying with the 100 for top billing
will be the quarter-mlle In which
State Champion Desmond Kidd of
Austin and Pat Ftecher of Thomas
Jefferson will battle those terrific
collegians- Roy Holbrook of Texas
A. and M. and Guy Groves of Rice
A time of 40 seconds appears in the
offing
The mile relay team from Rice
that turned in 3:354 in the South-
west Conference meet last week at
Dallas will have its hands full with
the fine Thomas Jefferson state ti-
tle outfit of Gordon Moore, Gar-
rett Ouly. Perry Bites and Mscher
The Jefferson quartet in a special
event at the all-Army meet here
last week whipped out a 3:23.7—
the fastest time ever turned in by
a schoolboy team in this state.
August Erfurth and Mack White,
great Brackenridge hurdlers, will
contest Franklin Crow of Texas and
Obear White of Texas A. and M. in
the high hurdles.
Rice, Texas and A. and M are
definite entries in the meet and if
plans to enter the all-Army meet
winners materialize the competition
will be very strong . For instance.
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of high
tournaments that involve the use
of transportation facilities beyond
suburban area.
2. Localize and simplify schedules
of athletic contests, exclude con-
tests involving an absence of more
than 48 hours from campus; elim-
inate all unreasonably long trips.
3. Schedule contests only for the
home grounds of one or the other
of the competing teams, or for fields
located In cities between the re-
spective home grounds of the com-
peting teams.
4. Limit ticket sales for all events
to the Immediate vicinities in wnich
they are played; discourage attend-
ance at away-from-home contests
by undergraduates, alumni and oth-
er sports followers not living in the
vicinity of the contest.
5 Route team trips away from
congested transportation centers
and away from main travel arter- I
les, reduce to an absolute minimum I
the number of athletes making
trips; limit the number of coaches,!
cheerleaders and managers making or more contests at a single loca-
trlps, and exclude completely bands. | tlon-
Ctc., not essential to the competl- 7 Eliminate from schedules all
tion. I events not essential to the conduct
8. Where feasible eliminate trans- I of athletic events,
portatlon of equipment through use I
by both teams of the home team's
equipment; where feasible, replace
home-and-home competition by two
WASHINGTON. May ifl. —<O-
AU post-season events and many
high school tournaments were ruled
out today by tlje Office of Defense
Transportation's voluntary travel
curtailment program for athletics.
College and high school atlhetlc
associations pledged their full sup-
port and an ODT spokesman, stress-
ing the program's voluntary nature,
said the agency will not be "hard
boiled’’ about putting It into effect.
“The spirit of the program calls
for immediate cancellation of many
events already scheduled.” he said,
“but there will be some cases where
that might work a hardship. In
those few Instances we won’t expect
compliance "
ODT officials also
that New Year’s Day events would
be permitted if the transportation
Situation eased sufficiently.
Frogram Outlined
program includes
BAN ANTONIO. May 18.—(F)-/
field of 30 including defending
champion Jimmy Oauntt of Ard-
more, Ok., and runner-up Raymond
Oafford of Fort Worth, swung into
the opening 18 holes today of the
73-hoie Texas P O A. golf tourna-
ment.
. It was Just one of four tourna-
ments rolled Into four days of un-
precedented links action. Teeing off
at the same time wtjre entries, in
the Texas P. G. A. women's open
championship, the Texas P. O A.
Open which includes both profes-
sionals and amateurs and a serv-
icemen's tournament
Gauntt, Leland Gibson of Ran-
dolph Field and Sam Schneider of
Corpus Christi were top choices for
the P. G. A. title.
In the service men’s class Gibson
and Wally Ulrich of Brooks Melds,
these |f°rmer national intercollegiate
champion, were rated most likely
to succeed.
The women’s open tournament
drew some of the best in the South
west including Joan Barr Tracy of
Dallas, Jo Henson of San Antonio
and Betty Mims White of Dallas.
Jack Tinnln of Galveston was
top-ranked among the amateurs
playing in the open ciass.
In the pro-amateur yesterday
Graham Ross of Dallas and his
three amateur partners took first
place with a best ball of 58—two
strokes better than Ashley Lofea of
San Antonio and his foursome. W.
T. (Shorty) Hornbuckle of Odessa
and his amateur partners turned in
a 61 for third place
Playing with Ross were Mrs W
A. Maley. Leroy Brannen and Roy
Schneider of San Antonio
The first 30 holes of the P G A
tournament will be the qualifying
round for the national P G. A.
Sunday the ten low amateurs will
meet the ten low professionals In
the annual Texas Cup matches.
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Pittsburgh
Paints
Ike Williams for a Los Angeles
bout with Nick Moran, recent con-
queror of New York Champ Bob
Montgomery .... Lefty Gomez,
who’ll be 37 in November and whose
LCtlvttles are limited to
ers softbefi^ d^e RK
Army physical June 1 . . . When
scribes start to question John Gk-
ver, Greentree Stable trainer, he
beats them to the punch with
“what do you think of the baseball
races?”
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Boston
Cincinnati
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Detroit
St. Louis
Wsshlngton
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
TUESDAY*!! RESULTS
National League
New York 5. Chicago 4.
St Louis 8. Boston 7.
Brooklyn fl. Pittsburgh 3
Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 3.
American League
New York at Chicago, wet grounds
Philadelphia at Detroit. wet
grounds
Washington st Cleveland, cold
Boston at St Loula. rain.
Glue Is used in the manufacture
of the parts of cargo ships, torpedo
boats, battleships and carriers, in
rifles, ammunition containers and
gun cases.
ANNOIWCING
Opening radio repair ahop at
this location, operated by Bill
Oilleaple. Give him s trial
MA< K MAHHEY MOTOR CO.
Phone 520 < 222 S. Elm
118 SOUTH LOCU8T
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When Wally Westlake, former
Oakland infielder, asked Catcher
Joe 8prinz of the San Francisco
Seals to give a few pointers to
Wally's kid brother, Joe dutifully
took an afternoon off to visit the
team at Christian Brothers’ School
in Sac remen to . . After a long
session with the kids; Sprinz realiz-
ed something was wrong and asked
Brother Henry, the coach, where
was Jimmy Westlake. ’Oh. I
forgot to tell you.’’ the coach ex-
plained, “Brother Christopher kept
him two hours after school for
Ted Haese of Fort Sam Houston failing to do his home work. He
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Saw? them for future
needs, and at the same
time Help Beat the Japs!
War Bonds Are
Youf Safest Invest-
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Denton County
National Bank
(Member F. I). I. C.)
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NOTICE!
Denton Drug Stores Closed All Day
Sundays
Due to acute shortage of help, we and the other drug-
gists feel that prescriptions can be refilled during the
week-days. In cases of emergency, our pharmacists
will be on call each Sunday.
Our Emergency Numbers Are:
John W. Reeves 1373W
D. E. Caveness 819W
REEVES 4 WEBSTER DRUGS
Phone 188 E. Side Square
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LARGE or SMALL
Real Estate, Stock Farm and
Business Loans
FIRST STATE BANK OF DENTON
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
HEMSTITCHING
Buttons, Buckles covered. Tailored Belts, Machine But-
tonholes. Will buy your machine, radio, vacuum cleanw.
TALIAFERRO RADIO SHOP
Telephone 780
WAR LOAN
Plant Plenty of Field Seeds!
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Bell Avenue
Hot Water Heater Metal Jackets
PLUMBING REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
PHILIP D. COURY, PLUMBING
pnotM 1111
We have plenty of top quality sudan,
cane, higera, millet, etc. See us for your
FIELD SEEDS.
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215 West Oak
New Location, Bigger and Better
Fire, Life and Automobile Insurance
ALSO HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE
W. E. (Billy) Lanford, Jackson Building
CALL 1133 OR 1153 FOR GROCERIES AND
FRESH MEATS
HELPY-SELFY GROCERY
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DENTON PLUMBING CO.
118 Fry ' Phone 1914 • Joe Evans
METAL JACKET WATER HEATERS
Repairs and Supplies, Complete Plumbing Service
GROVER STUART PLUMBING CO.
PLUMBING, WATER HEATERS AND REPAIRS
QUALITY SERVICE
Telephone No. 41 122 East McKinney St
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Office Over Boston Store Phone 1510
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COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE
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