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"Pull the Chocks, boys, I'm due at NTSC in ten minutes."
Dick
Fiench
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League
and
Pirates
the
Ath-
a
of Odessa. 5 and 4
In the morning round
beat Carl Vandervoort, 2
By JIM ROACH
Record - Chronicle Sports Editor
By JOE REICHLER
Associated Press Sports Writer
Boston
a rec-
Rip Sewell
The twin
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Sports ^jetuS i
Monday, July 5, 1948 —DENTON tier) RECORD-CHRONICLE
handers.
Riddle
the second
McCray I
and 1
Martin stopped Ted Reuss, one up
Reed wore A C. January down
with a brilliant display of golf i
I to win the right to meet McCreary
A new idol appears to have won
his way into the hearts of the flat-
bush faithful to fill the void created [
by the departure of Dixie Walker,
and Eddie Stanky.
The latest favorite is Roy Cam-
panella. a rookie Negro catcher,
whose brilliant work over the jveek- ■
for i the
Yesterday the 26 - year - old pow- ' 6-2. behind a pair of veteran Tight-
er hitter smashed two home runs I
and a single to lead the Brooks to I
a nerve tingling 13-12 triumph |
over the Giants.
works were supplied In
where the Red Sox blasted a rec- ■
ord • tying 14 runs in one inning to |
overcome the Philadelphia
letics, 19-5
The Yankees moved within
halt game of the second place Ath-
letics and one of the American
League leading Cleveland Indians
by defeating the Washington Sen-
ators 6-5
i finals with a slim win over Den-|
I ton’s Bilsy McCray after whipping i
Detending champion Don Cherry Fort Worth's Dick Patton 3 and ’
met Dick Martin of Dallas Mon-; 1 Sunday morning. Dick Martin
day morning in one of the quart- choked off Homer Chokas ot Fort
er-flnal battles at the 6th annual Worth by a 2 and 1 scored alter
Texas State College for Worrmn In- Chokas had defeated Bob
vitatlon while Charles Tims and rva—.. «. t
Jack Bell. Palmer Lawrence and
Leonard White .Buster Reed and Jack
A'.Creary clashed in other quarter
rounds Semi-final matches were
to have been played Monday aft-1
ernoon. |
Cherrv advanced to the quarter- Reed won 3 and 2.
Negro Rookie Wins;
Praise of Flatbush |
. The scheduled Cleveland - St
Louis doubleheader was postponed
by rain
The White Sox came roaring
back to humble the Tigers,
in the second game ol a Chicago
twin bid after Detroit had won the
opener, 6-3
The National League leading
Braves were handed a double set-
wnoae orimam worx over tne jyeek- , back by the Phillies in Phlladel-
end both at bat and in the field phia. 7-2 and 5-2. The double win
has left the impression he might ' enabled the Phils to move past the
t he the long ball hitter the Brook- Giants into the first division |
lyn Dodgers have been searching J The Pittsburgh Pirates smacked
Chicago Cube twice 5-1 and ,
.h, . i
Elmer
victory pushed
r within I
two and a half games of the Braves
The heaviest Fourth of Julv fire- Hank Sauer cracked his 23rd and I
24th heme runs as ttie Cincinnati
Reds divided a doubleheader with
the St Louis Cardinals. Although I
he failed to finish. Ewell Black-
well gained his fifth triumph for
the Reds In the opener. 8-6. as the 1
Cards dropped their fifth straight
Harry <The Cat > Brecheen end-
ed the Cards losing streak, hold-
ing the Reds to seven hits in the
nightcap for an 8-1 triumph
at
E
brat
4
2.
Decatur,
ft and 4
Massey
Basklios
Malone
Johnny Storrie brat
one up
Burton
and 2,
Reed
man
A C
< ’<»! well
5 and 4 Don.
Br'^krnndgr
K'Kln* y
2 and 1,
White
rcn< ?
Crcary beat Malone 2
brat, January, 3 and 2
Patton beat Vander-
Rcusn beat French. 2
Brock,
2 and I.
Ace i
Worth b-at 8 W
Jack Conley brat Ray :
rtrat. McCray 2 and 1.
Chokas. 2 and 1. Tims bwat Corbin
Beil brat Glasscock 1
bent Massey ft and
beat Baskins 3 and
and- 1
Dub Kinp
M< re one up. B
beat C» L
Anderson
up. 20 nokb.
beat Jack b<-hater
Pa’ton brat
V. .1 ” - -
l.yc-.sioc ki
Fourth Fl 1K hl Prtr
Amos Turnei. Jacksboro
11 r 11111K h HUArn
Jack 1 .ester onr up
beat C c Shumate
Ha'tings. Fort
Crn i o 2 and 1.
Bi&hop 7 and 6 Perry Seaborn brat
Don Walker 3 and 2. Blatkle No’.)-1
lett brat 1 B Collins, onr up. Frank 1
White brat Joe Mason, 3 and 2
Fifth Flight E A Bishop brat I,
and 1. Casey Anderson I
Collins. H and ft. John ’
brat Pat. Thompson 3 and 2 i
Bill Kinney bent S Hudson, one'
up. John Monaghan beat Andrew Wil-
son, one up 19 holer. Bill Parham. I
Fort Worth beat J p Moore, two up.
J W M< theial beat Weldon Bowling. 1
4 and 2 John Burhpas beat Red Cox [
4 arid 2
Second-round results are-
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT- Cherry'
Martin beat
I up.
Law- I
Me- I
Re d i
1. B
one up. j
I) Rose received default fiorn Joel
I
brat '
B Long. 3
brut Gfnr
Clark
Gilbert Stubbs, who copped med-
alist honors the first day with blaz-
ing 68, failed to play par golf as
Ray Massey of Denton outlasted,
the tall, dark golfer from Corsi- |
cana one up in 19 holes Bobby t
Adair of Breckenridge and Spud
Cason of Fort Worth, who shot 69 s
in the qualifying round went down
in the first round of eliminations'
the had* of Ijiwrence and Bell
by scores of 4 and 3 and 2 and 1 |
In (he hr.st Hight. Fallon. Arling- ‘
ton Heights football star last I
year, beat Vandervoort 2 and 1 to
enter the quarter-finals in that i
division Patton meets Reuss,I
who defeated Bob French of Odes-
sa. 2 and i Other first flight win-
ners that competed in the quarter- .
final play included Vern Howard J
Charles Harper, Ray Meredith. i
Deraid Lehman, Cason and Stubbs '
b^at I
Harris'
7 r n d ft.
b'ftl 8
First-round result* are
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT — Don
Cherry Wichita Fall*, heat Dick Pat- 1
ton. Fort Worth. 3 and 1. BiUsy Mr-1
brat Car! Vandervoort, “
2 and 1 Homer Chokas
. beat Bob
Cray brat Car! Vandervoort, FV»rt
Worth 2 and 1 Homer Chokar Fort
Wirth, beat Bob French. Odessa, ft
and 4. Dick Martin Dallas, beat Ted ,
Reuss, on* up. Arthur Corbin Dallas 1
brat Kennett) Brock. 3 and 2 Jack,
Bell heat Spud Cason. Fort Worth. 2,
and 1. J T Glascock, F’ort Worth '
beat Brown onr up. 19 holes; |
Charted Tims, Arlington, beat Vernon I
Howard F’ort Worth. 2 and 1
Lower Biackct- ILay Massey beat
Gilbert Stubbs. Corsicana one up. 19
holes, l^ronard White. Dallas beat!
Bob Hafrle, F’ort Worth. 4 and 3, j
Palmer D*e Lawrence. Arlington, beat
Bobby Adlar. Breckenridge. 4 and 3; I
A J Biukliu*. Jr F’ort Worth, beat
Charles Harper, two up. Jack Mc-
Creary. Weatherford brat John Hatch.
2 and 1. Bobby Malone, Fort Worth |
beat Ray Meredith 2 and 1 Buster.
Dallas outlasted Deraid I,eh-
F’ort Worth, rne up 20 holes. |
January, Dallas, outlasted Bill
Reg'rs. Fort Wort!) one up 19 holos
F‘lr.»t Flight Composed of first
round lowers in championship flight i
Second Flight Joe Corn Arlington, j
brat Ernie McCray 2 and 1. John I
Bell brat Floyd Pearson. Brc< kenridge
3 and 2. Jimmy 'Diomas beat J T.
Matlhewn, 3 and 2, Dub Tyler heat!
F.ed Kadane. Dallas. 3 and 2. Hany.
Pinllijis. F’ort Worth outlasted Bill
Turner, one up. 19 h;,lrs Ed McBride
brat Di< k McCloud 'h. 3 and 2, Jack
Helm Decatur, brat Carroll Shelbj !
Dallas .....
Walter Mriton
'Ihnd Flight Burton Jonfts brat
Jimmy D< henham. 3 and 2. Blake
Simmons beat T» rn Lynch, 3 and 1.
F’ort Worth, beat Dr 1 »H
January Dallas.
Stanley, 3 and 2. Arnold
outlasted T F Roks, one
Brn Hogan. Arlington,
and 1. B D
Buddv 8<-hu!
First Flight ... w, ...
voert. 2 and 1. Reusn beat French. 2 I
and 1. Howard . beat Brock. 1 up [
Cason brat Brown. 2 and I. Stubbs
brat Hafelr 2 up. Harper brat Adair
3 and 2. Meredith beat Hatch, 2 and
1 Lehman brat Rogen*. 4 and 3
Second Flight— C< rn beat Bril 2|
ai.d 1 Ihomas brat 1'ylrr 3 and 2. |
McBride brat Phillips. 2 and 1. Helm I
tx’at Storrie, ft and 4
Third Flight—Jonea brat Rose, 4
and 3. Simmons bent King, ft and 4. 1
January beat Anderson. 2 and 1. I
H( gan beat Patton. 2 f id 1
Fourth Flight Colwell beat Mell-
inghausen. 4 and 3. Hastings beat
Harris, 2 and 1. seaborn beat Conley
one up. 19 holes. White beat Noblett.
one up
Fiftfi Flight Anderson brat Bishop
one up. McKinney brat Clark, two
up. Monftghan i>THt Parham onr up.
Motheral brat. Bum pas 2 and 1
.New Bonham C C Manager
BONHAM. Tex . July 5 — .JI —
The new manager of the Bonham |
Chamber of Commerce is State
Senator Charles R Jones He
was named to position Saturday to
succeed Choice W Moore, who
resigned to run for county judge
Cherry, Reed Advance
FALLS SUNDAY
game
Moore Teams
Play Monday
play
STANDINGS
J*.'
In-
(Dcublr-
PENNANT RACE
HALTED AS RAIN
STEW ART El.IM IN ATES
BOBBY MAXWELL, 3-1
Gasmen
their neck
L
31
33
33
39
41
42
44
49
Pct
613
584
554
494
474
4 66
421
395
Pct
631
606
603
506
471
4 56
385
326
Pct
560
545
537
507
500
453
443
426
L
29
30
31
35
33
35
38
39
TEAM -
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Ht ixiuis
Chicago
major step In deciding
Trinity
after-
TEAM
Fort Worth
Houston
‘Dilsa
San Antonio
Dallas
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
5 STIOVAL
TEAM -
Bratton
Pittsburgh
Ht Louts
Philadelphia
New York
Br< oklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Tulsa 2, t First game 7
postponed, rain )
Houston 0
.5 AT ION AL 1.1. Al,I 4
Pittaburgh 5-6 Chicago 1-2
Brooklyn 13 New York 12
St Louis 6-8 Cincinnati 6-1
Philadelphia 7-5. Boaton 2-3
AMI KH AN I.FAI.IE
Boston 19 Philadelphia 5
Cleveland at St Louia
header, postponed, rain )
Detroit 6-1. Chicago 3-12
New York 6. Washington 5
TODAY’S SCHEDULE
TEXAS I.EAGLE
Tulsa at Oklahoma City (2)
San Antonlb at Shreveport |3)
Fort Worth at Dallas (2).
Beaumont al Houston <2>
NATIONAL liEAt.l E
Boston at New York <2)
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh <2>
Chicago at St Louia 12.
AMF.HK AN LEAGl F.
New York at Brieton (3).
Philadelphia at Washington (2)
Detroit at Cleveland (3)
8t Louis at Chicago 12).
ABILENE. Tex . July 5 — ifl’i -
Earl Stewart of Longview defend-
ed ins Abilene Invitation golf title
and set an unofficial course record
with a 3 and 1 defeat of Abilene s
Bill Maxwell yesterday.
Ste.wart. 1947 Texas Amateur
champion, shot a nine - under - par
62 in the first 18 holes of lite cham-
pionship match for his unofficial
record.
Moore Business Forms will
a double - header Monday night
with two unnamed teams in exhi-
bition softball games as the City
Softball League takes a holiday
trom regular season play.
League play will begin Tuesday
night with Moore's taking on Shep-
herd's Grocery tn the upper brack-
et game and Moore's clashing with
Knight's Feed Mill in the lower
bracket contest.
In Fridav night games last week.
Calvary Baptist climbed into the
lead tn the lower bracket as they
tr unced El Centro 14-5
14 AGt F.
W
49
45
41
38
37
37
32
33
W
41
43
41
33
32
31
25
21
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
1 EX AH I.EAGl E
Fnrt Worth 7 Oklahoma City 3
Sun Antonio ft. Beaumont 3
Dallas 4
nlngs. second.
Shreveport 1
W
40
36
36
36
33
29
31
29
AMFKK AN 1.4. AGl I
L
28
37
32
36
37
40
43
The weather stepped in and
t xik a
the fates of the six
League teams Sunday
no-ti as all games were rained
out.
The most important
was th* Gasmen - Decatur af-
fair at the local park where
the Gasmen were trying des-
perately to get their final make-
up game plajed to count on
the first-half race. The two
teams still have a game to gel
played before the first half is
officially over.
Dub Kin?, commissioner of
tlie Trinity League, said Sun-
day afternoon that he did not
know what action would be tak-
en on the situation until a
lurther study was made
Denton's Bears are leading
the league now with an 8-2 rec-
ord while the Gasmen are
breathing on their neck with
a 7-2 won-and-lost record I!
the Gasmen had been able to
play their game Sunday and
defeated Decatur, they would
have tied the Bears for the
lirsl half championship
Tuesday at
Cats Host For
of playing a club recruited
In Motor City
By RUSS NEWLAND
Ho "an Tangles
With Harrison
r to
clubs
ninth
8
open
I
Juniors Oppoi
RockwallTea:
Texas League
All-Star Tilt
Hogan closed with his a<
straight 66. five shot, under
I to overhaul the 38-vear-old F
son on the last leg of the 77
' holiday show yesterday
The Fort Worth Cals are looking
forward to the Texas League All-
Star game at which they will be
hosts.
The Cats yesterday trimmed Ok-
Of the losing finalist, Hopkins,
had this to say. "Hopkins has
making of an outstanding gol
I watched him closely and the c
fault I could detect was that
turned Ilia head with hla awl
When this habit Is corrected,
may become one of the best yet.
has the nerve, temperament i
tremendous hitting power to
come a champion."
By HAROLD V RATLIFF
Associated Press Sports Editor
I siblltt les of many of the cont
tants.
Bobbv Harris, who won the ir
vidual title and helped his 8an Ji
State College win the team cha
pionship, has bagged many j
lor and other tournaments in th,
; parts He's 19. and for a teen-ag
, plays his shots with the skill tl
makes pro Instructors nod with i
proval. —
The San Jose lad barely squees
out a 1 up win over Ed Hopki
Jr., of the University of Texas
a 36 - hole thriller that saw I
Texan enme from far back.
' was six down at the 18th and ft
down at the 27th He squared '
match on the 35th
Veteran Pro Eddie Duino, a
tional representative of the Pt
SAN FRANCISCO. July 5 - .
College golf has wrapped up its |
5Lst national championship Among
the crack field that trod the Stan-1
ford course last week may have I
been future winners of the U
amateur and possible the
title.
From National Collegiate tourna- i
' ment victories have gone on to
win the U. S Amateur such stars)
as H Chandler Fgan of Harvard; .
Jess Sweetser of Yale George;
Dunlap of Princeton and John Fis- i
of JLfirhiann
from
the other seven teams in the cir-
cuit on July 13
I The league rule Is that the club
leading the race on July 5 is to be
host lor the all-star extravaganza
| Fort Worth will be it even tT the
Cats were to lose both ends of their
' double-header at Dallas tonight
• r nac.ia a»r-r»torv Milton Pt ice
poll of
Texas
three
; VA 11(714 V-41FJA4 UII4WOVU <* v» I IVA .
! pitch with the bases full and George •
Brown romped in.
' cessful among the former college
men.
Besides Little, former collegians
well up in the professional ranks
Include Fred Haas. Jr . who won
the national collegiate while at Lou-
isiana State, and Skip Alexander,
who studied at Duke Alexander is
among the top money winners so
far this year
Observers at the National Col
legtate tournament."concluded Sat-
urday. were Impressed by the pos-
Tnday's playoff was for t
$2 600 winner's share of 115,000
i hosts.
I
I lahoma Cltv 7-3 to clinch the Job
1 /if rAlnarinr* u z>ln¥% rMi'ritllnH frr.r»-5
■ cher of Michigan
In th- professional competition;
! for a livelihood. Lawson Little un- j
doqhtedlv has been the most sue-'
! I
witn six games in me dooks ana
one hanging on the line, the Jun-
iors move over to Rjckwall Tues-
day afternoon tor the second en-
| counter with E L !
team
The last game with Rockwall has
I not been entered as either won or .
With six games In the books and lost pending a decision from I
' District 9 chairman. Ed Cywald
Gainesville, on Smith's protest
v... .>»vv..u »...- the second out in the seventh li
Smith's Legion I ing in the game at Denton it
i week.
After thwarting Gainesville's I
for a chance al the title last F
! day bv a 2-1 count, the locals »
I be going all out to take the fir
game from Rockwall Then, iht
wilt only be Denison to cente
' with cn July 9 and 13
Melvin Rainey chalked up 1
I sixtli win of the season against t
Leopards Friday by doling out it
hits and striking out four as he g
excellent support from his mat
in the field It was by far the br
game the Juniors had been in t
season as they played heads • t
baseball all the way. (
If the first game with Rockwi
has to be played from the point
' the protest it will probably be mat
' up Tuesday while the Jupiors a
I in Rockwall If Cywald doesn't u
I hold Smith’s protest, the loci
have their seventh win of the se
son.
Gainesville now holds down tl
second position with one win ai
two losses, Decatur third with oi
win and three losses and Nocon
Denison and Rockwall tied for la
with no wins Nocona has thn
losses, Rockwall one <as yet) ai
Denson has not played a game.
DETROIT. Julv 5— (4”) — 1
Hogan stepped farther ahead
the PGA money parade today
, he tied Into E J iDutch) Ha
' son. the ambling Arkansan. In
, .... I 18-hole playoff for the Motor <
Dallas nipped Tulsa 4-2 on Bill j Open golf championship •
I Serena's last-inning home run with ' Wna»n closed with hi* sec,
one aboard. It was supposed to
have been the first game of a
double-header Rain prevented the
afterpiece being played
Ken Wood blasted two home runs
that brought Jn three, tallies to
lead San Antonio to a 5-3 decision1 prize money and the 41.900
I over Beaumont.
Future (champions May Come
From NCAA Golf Tournament
League Secretary
today took a telegraphic
the sports writers In the
I League cities and also tlie
wire services They will name seven
i pitchers, three catchers. five
infleiders, four outfielders and the
manager. Price experts all votes to
be in by tomorrow
I Houston lost a 1-0 thriller
I Shreveport yesterday. The <
battled scoreless Into the i
I when Cloyd Boyer unloosed a wild
I
I to the runnerup
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 278, Ed. 1 Monday, July 5, 1948, newspaper, July 5, 1948; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1370730/m1/5/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.