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CHICAGO (UPI) — A play-by-
play account of the first game of
BOOTHMANN convulsed his lis-
teners with an account of their ar-
ter the traffic bombing of an ele
mentary school there, and the city
was still jittery. As he entered the
elevator, he handed a bellboy a
suitcase and a paper bag. which
contained materials used in their
demonstrations, including a tube of
whipped cream "Is there anything
the ■ Chicago WKite Sox and the
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champ, a junior bull calf ,
The grand champion was a sen-
ior yearling bull.
The placings were the same in
the female division, with only two
entries.
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HOUSTON LIVESTOCK
• HOUSTON (I I’D - .(USDA)—
Livestock;
their cars that stalled in
several (ret deep
KORTHAUER-
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Grade A Large, 35c
Grade B 25c
Pullet Eggs, 16c
Check Eggs, 12c
Geese, 14c
Hens. 7c
Fryers, 20c
Old Roosters, 5c
Guineas. 50c
Ducks, 12c
Turkey Heaa. 24c
ahead M
Chum started warming up again
in the Dodgers' ballpen
Kluszewski hit a home run. 20
feet inside the right field foul line,
scoring Landis ahead of him and
making the score Chicago 5, Los
12: 45 Album Time .
1:00 Carnation Milk Time
1 15 Album Time
1 30 Recruiting Program
2:00 Social Security, .
2:05 Afternoon Show
2:29 60 Second News
2:30 Afternoon Show
3:00 News
3:05 Afternoon Show
4:00 News
4:06 1280 Club
4:30 1200 Club
4:46 Sports Edition
5:00 News '
5:15 Dane' Time 7
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GRADE A MILK
4 37 per cwt 4%
7c per point over 4% •
THE FOLLOWING STORES
WILL BE CLOSED
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1-16x20 PORTRAIT $12.95
(Regular $25.00 Value)
On sale at our Fair Booth all this week.
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of South Day and West Tom Green
streets Thursday about 12 45 p m
caused an estimated damage of
$600 to two automobiles
grounded out. Kluszewski to Wynn
who covered first. •
’ No-uns, one hit, no errors, one
left. . .
ON
ACCOUNT OF RELIGIOUS
HOLIDAY
asked. Kiddingly, Boothmann re-
plied: "There is nothing break-
able. but it might explode." About
that time, the bellboy happened to
press the valve on the whipped
cream tube, and it started spurting
Last year the total was 1.303 —
1,041 adult. 207 children and 55 sea-
son.
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replaced by Labine Lollar flied
to Snider —
Esposito, who replaced Good-
man in the. fourth, was called out
on strikes. Smith flied to Darker
Two runs, two hits. no errors
none left. . -
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6:03 Rise and Shine
4 25 60 Second News )
6 30 County Agent
4:40 Farm News
• 45 Sunrise Fdition of News
7:00 Breakfast With The
Hillbillies
7:30 News
7:45 Gimon’s Local News
7:50 Sports Page
• 00 Family Worship Hour
8:15 Coffee Time
8:29 News
9 30 Coffee Time
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9 00 IMka Hour ------------
WINDS, RAIN-
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TORNADO-
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SPECTATOR..
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Stufflebeme said competition ap-
peared to be stiff in both shows.
The judging of the first portion
of the quarter horse show,-(halter
class) fat jambs and breeding
sheep began at 1 pm The second
part of the horse show (working
class) will be held tonight at 7:30
o'clock
WELCOME
TO
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Loesch said the attendance might
have been even larger except for a
shower of rain which fell in Bren-
ham about 7:20 p m The rain was
just hard enough to "settle the
dust," but may have scared some
persons away. Loesch reported.. -
Chief of Police Arthur Sternberg
reported a well-behaved crowd and
said that' the parking of automo-
biles was taken care of with a min
imum of trouble.
Fisher reported that all of the
ekhibits were in place by Wednes-
day night for the judging which
opened Thursday morning and will
continue through Saturday.
Various entertainment features
have been provided at the Fair-
Thursday ' morning judging the
poultry and agricultural exhibits.
High l ow
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farm orchard where the homes
were splintered.
The dead and injured were car-
ned and tugged through a maze
of fallen trees and power lines
tn a ghastly scene lighted only by
the flashlights of exhausted work-
ers Rain poured down
Ambulances were pushed by
hand around fallen trees and over
mired roads
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aegnReserye.Champion _Steerm==
Ten-year-old Nancy Hartley showed' the reserve
champion1’ steer Thursday morning at the Washington
County Fair. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. War- ,
ren Hartley of Route 2, Burton. She exhibited a 900-
ec
MARVIN HARRIS STUDIOS—
of PHOTOGRAPHY
Regisiter for frame to be given away Saturday night
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STARLITE
THURSDAY
THE SOUND AND
— THE FURY r
FAIR QUEEN-
(Contipuea trom page 1)
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
j FORI WORTH (UPI) -(USDA)
— Livestock:
j Cattle 1500 Calves 500 Hardly
1 enough of any class sold to estab-
• l th priee trend Few bulls and
slaughter calves about steady
Few choice slaughter'calves up to
Destroyed Homes
The twister and another which
struck nearby Greene County, Va
destroyed two churches and an
uncounted number'of homes and
farm buildings and ruined farm
crops.
The death and destruction was
added to the toll of 11 killed by
hurricane Gracie as it swept
through the Carolinas causing mil
lions of dollars damage. The U.S
Weather Bureau at Richmond. Va.
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the 1959 World. Series, between
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Craig was taken out and re-
placed by Churn. Lollar hit a fly
to left center and went all the
wy to second when Snider
dropped the ball for a two-base
error Goodman single to right.
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Koufax started warming up for
the Dodgers. Smith doubled to
deep left center Goodman going
to third. When Snider threw wildly
to the infield for his second error
of the inning. Goodman scored
and Smith went to third Rivera
drove a hard ground ball to Neal,
who was playing in close, and
Neal threw into the dirt trying to
get Smith at home The bell hit
the bet which Rivera had dropped
and got by Roseboro it was an
error for Neal. with Rivera wind-
ing at second base Wynn doubled
to deep left c e n t e r, scoring
Rivers Aparicio grounded out.
Churn to Hodges. Wynn holding
second Wills threw out Fox.
Seven runs, six hits, three er-
rors one left.
Dodgers 4th— Snider's two er-
rors set a new World Series re-
cord for outfielders. Three errors
in one inning also set a new mark
Moon beat out a bunt toward
second for an infield hit. Snider
escort for "Miss
state after winning a statewide
soda fountain contest conducted by
the Texas Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion Her concoction was the ASat-
ellite sundae." Roy Wieae, her em-
ployer, went aloft in a plane pilot-
ed by Joe Arnett of Austin, to pro-
Dodgers 7th-Hodges out. Wynn
to Kluszewski. Roseboro popped to
Kluszewski. Wills singled to left
Fairly batted for Koufax and
Swine Judging Friday
Friday’s judging includes the
breeding swine show at 1 a. m.,
the junior livestock auction sale at
3:20 p.m. and the South Central
Texas Jersey District Show at •
p. m That show also continues
Saturday at 10 a m.
The junior livestock auction sale
is annually a highlight of the fair.
Washington County 4-H and FFA
members will offer for sale 15 fat
steers. 40 barrows 25 lambs, 30
pens of fryers and 30 single capons
at auction 5
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Craig’s first pitch to Larker. Fox
doubled down the right field line
Gdodman’s glove Moon popped to
,Aparacio, Neal holding first Neal
stole second. Snider walked:
Larker lined to Rivera
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left
Craig’s third pitch to Wills Fox
walked on five pitches Landis sin-
gled to right center on a 3 and 2
ball, Fox going to third Klus-
zewski singled to right. Fox scor-
ing and Landis going to third.
Lollar, after working the count
to 3 and 2, flied to Larker in deep
right center field Landis scoring
after the catch and Kluszewski
holding first. Goodman filed to
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Other Divisions
In other divisions of the show the
results were.
Senior yearling bull; I—Mason
Herefgsd Ranch 2-3; Henry Bock-
horn. Jr , Brenham.
Senior bull calf: 1: Mason Here-
ford Ranch. 2: Brenham Future
center, Moon stopping at second
Roseboro struck out.
No runs, two hits no errors, two
left
White Sox 4th—Landis singled to
left for his third straight hit La-
.bine started warming up for the
Dodgers. Kluszewski hit a home
run into the right field stands,
scoring Landis ahead of him ‘The
ball hit the railing and bounded
back onto the field Larker picked
it up and threw it back into the
stands. Kluszewski. by driving tn
Dodgers Ist—Gilliam grounded five runs, tied the World Series
out. Aparicio to Kluszewski Neal,record held by Tony Lazzeri and
on a 3 and 2 count. singled off Billy Dickey 01 the New York
Yanks Churn was Uken out and
240 lb barrow* 4 nd gilts, sows 300 champion Hereford bull was shown
Ib* down 8 50-10 75 .by Milton Wickel of Burton Route
A total of M) head vied for hon-
ors in both the male and female di-
visions of the Hereford Cattle
Show, with the majority of the hon-
ors going to the Mason Hereford
Ranch of Bartlett
It showed the grand champion
exhibited the champion female in the ■
Junior Beef Cattle Breeding Show
Thursday morning at the Washington
Cattle 200 Trading rather slow
.mostly steady, utility cows 16-17. ,
utility bulls 21 22 6:00 Sign On
was going to break up the elevator
trying to get out" Boothmann con-
cluded. "It was the first time I
ever saw a negro turn completely
white."
bull, while Charles- Machemehl,
Sr of Brenham had the reserve
New York. Philadelphia Balti-
more. Norfolk and Hampton
Roads, Va., agreed to the crucial
retroactivity condition Associa-
tions from Morehead City, N.C.,
to Brownsville. Tex., rejected it.
• We thought we were getting
elong good in the North Atlantic,
then we got hit in the South At-
lanuc and the Gulf by the same
people," Bradley said
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO (UPI) -• Produce
Live poultry: No tone 56,000
lbs No USDA price quotations to-
BUTTERFAT PER POUND
' Sour .Cream, 461
Sweet t ream >i< ■ •
•(•rad.- B 42 44. Grade C 40-41
Butter Steady 316 000 lbs 93
rival at a hotel in Houston, Thy --------
party arrived there a few days af- Landis singled to right, scoring
4 a.m this moring and nearly De
five"inchest Fort Worth’s Car-
Low ( lose
125 25 Good and chice 23 50 25
| Hogs 200 Barrows and gilts
few local citizens Boothmann said
the aerial tour of (he state had
been accomplished in spite- of thun-
derstorms and other handicaps and
that he considered its results out-
standing. Hie praised-Miss Bridges,
as a young woman of high char-’
actor, and said she was equallly at
home behind the microphone, the
television camera, or the soda
fountain. •
Reads Closed
The Department of Public Safe-
ty said State Highway 157 north!
of Arlington and State 121 between!
Fort Worth and Grapevine were |
rinsed by high water and wash ‘
outs. - _______ —
One man was injured when his !
car hit the washout pn Highway
121 at precihet line road He was j
taken to a hospital for treatment
of lacerations and bruises
Several used car dealers in I
Fort Worth along Tennison Street
were reported driving their car*
off lots to escape (he rising water
At least five underpasses in Dal
las was closed by high water, and
police said they had to rescue j
three women standing on top of
grounds and the midway
crowded on opening night
•PMONE 6-3511 •MM
TODAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
ruyj. ' e-nnemoam_A
to' GiTTiarh , and after throw mg two
bails to Neal, he was taken out
and replaced by Staley. Neil
grounded into a double play,
Aparicio to Fox to Kluszewski.
Moon grounded out. Staley to
Kluszewski. .
No runs one hit, no errors,
none left.
White Sox 8th Staley was call-
ed out on strikes. Aparicio
grounded out. Neal to Hodges. Fox
also grounded out. Neal to Hodges.
'No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
The paid attendance was 48.013.
A total of 792 tickets — 594 adult,
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steady tn 50 lower Sow* 50-100
lower Mixed U.S. No J 3 grade.
190-240 lb butchers, 13.50-14 No. 1
2-3 grade sow* 300-500 lb* .11-12
Sheep HM) Trade poorly tested 1
Slaughter lamb* and feeders about 1
steady Good and choice slaugh
ter lambs 19 Medium and good-
feeder lambs 115-15 50,
REVIVAL SERVICES
FIRST ASSEMBLY af GOD
. 305 VAL VERDE
October 4 to October 11
Except Saturday
1 7:30 NIGHTLY
EVAPGELIST REV. J. G CAMPBELL
Natchez, Miss:
. PASTOR J. W GRISBEE
The storm dumped 5 77 inhes
_ No one reached the scene
after dark
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Herfiord approached Brenham by p l a n e.
’ the White Sox bull pen-. Wynn's
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Dodgers 2nd—Hodges flied deep
to Smith. Roseboro popped to
Aparicio. Wills struck -out
No runs, no hits, noerrors,
none left
White Spx 2nd - Smith was
called out on strikes/ R vers
fouled EHodges- mgreundee
out. Craig to Ho
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left
Dodgers 3rd—Craig struck out.
Gilliam popped Wynn s first pitch
to Fox. Neal, after missing a
home run with a drive just outside
the left field foul line, grounded
out Aparicio-to Kluszewski. 5 •
No"uns, no hits, no errors,
none left.
White Sox 3rd—Aparicio lined
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large extras 41; mixed large ex-
t • 4-, t* medjums 30' standards
Dodgers 9th — Don Demeter,
who had gone to center field in
place of Snider in the sixth, struck
out Larker singled to center.
Hodges singled off Espito's glove,
Larker stopping at second Rose
boro forced Hodges at second,
Kluszewski to Apcricio, Larker
geing to third Furillo batted for
Wills Furillo died to Smith.
No runs, two hits, no errors, two
_ BRENHAM COTION
Strict Middling. 32 00
Low Midditng 25 50' -
Middling, 31 00
. Strick Low Middling. 28 25
CLOSING, ton ON
NEW YORK (UPI)— Cotton
Dodgers 5th—Wills grounded out
Fox to Kluszewski Chuck Esse-
gian batted for Labine and struck •
out Gilliam was called out op
strikes, --
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
oumiE' afam heev ysstmtare
—--------------- — ... —
Greenough said he knew of four
families that were brought out by
boat Other* waded out, he said
At Waxahachie the Waxahach-
ie creek verf lowed at nearbv Sar
dis. and closed the Lone F Im
Mountain Peak road, high winds
shattered several plate glass win
dows in the downtown section and
numerous tree* were reported
blown down
The city reported 2 89 inches of
rain in 30 minutes during the
night
lantic and refusing it everywhere
Agta ■ * __,
Shipping associations in Boston.
White Sox 7th—Klippstein now
pitching for Dodgers. Lollar
grounded out. Gilliam to Hodges.
Esposito grounded out,- Klippstein
to Hodges. Smith doubled to right.
Rivera struck out.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
(
White Sox 5th— Koufax went in
out on strikes Aparicio lined to
Moon
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left
Dodgers 6h— Neal singled to
left Moon grounded, ot, Klus-
zewski unassisted, Neal going to
second. Snider fouled out to Es-
posito. Neal holding second. Lark-
er struck ont: •—---
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left'
White Sox 6th — Fox flied to
Moon in short left field. Landis
grounded out. Wills to Hodges
Neal threw out'Kluszewski
No runs, no hits, no errors
none left
Mav -
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Oct . - 3* 36 32.30, JO 11
Calves 400 Trading slow about
steady; standard cross - bred
Brahman slaughter calves 23*24 50
Common and medium stock steers
20-24.50,
Hogs 30 Ail .classes 25 down;
and burial will be in the Krebs
family cemetery near Shelby
Born June 5, 1872, M Fayette
County, the non at the late William
and Augusta Ortmann Krebs, he
was baptized and confirmed in St
Pauls Luther an •Church of Shelby
Mr Krebs attended public
schools st Shelby and engaged in
farming all of bi* life I
He was married on January 5,
18972to Miss Minna Mieth at Post
Oak.Point. . ,
" ‘Surviors include his wife two
* sons and two daughters, Hellmuth
Krebs, Mgs Neal Strickler Mr*
Henry Hartmann and Elgin Krebs j
all of Houston, nine grandchildren!
and 14 great grandchildren Four j
brother* and three sisters preceded .
him to death
The following grandsons will ser-
ve as active pallbearers Gienn .
Krebs. Roy Krebs; Robert Krebs, 1
Lee Krebs Harley Strickler and
Burney Delton Hartmann .
The County Court House at Pa-
gosa Springs, Colo . as heated by
hot water direct from the Pagoss
hn 8 pringsszuns - ax 4
) I According to City of Brenham
z- police, no one was injured in the
2 wreck in which Robert Ear Green.
E 55, of Austin was given a ticket
m _ for failure to yield right-of-way
■ He was traveling west on Tom
■ Green and making a left turn bn
A/South Day according to officers
H They said the other car was
■ •driven by Evelyn Bryan. 36, of
Ei Houston, who was going north on
I Da
■ The officers said there was an
■ estimated $400 damage to the Bry-
■ an auto and $200 to the Green car
■ l Both drivers were alone
Boothmann is a director of TPA.
•••
™ ore w, . . y — SHORTLY AFTER HEI arrival
tv 90 store MasonEanch als9-‘nnk -rtplace Some, Mise Bridges was guest of
mp*iatelee -ube- iheif- honorfat a reception and dinner at
seswitep"fTMKE2 . anior.Hotel St. Anthony It was, attend-
ed large ex- heiler ca and gel-of-Shire classes by a number of officials of the
Seventh inning totals:
Dodgers 0— 5—3
White- Sox 11-11-0
Dodgers Mb—Gill iam singled tc
lelt. Staley began warming up in
STARTING SUNDAY
i mon DoGuS
Two neighboring congregations,
Sandy Hil and Prairie Hil, will
commemorate their annual mission
festivals Sunday. October 4.
Rev R Lynn Zimmermann of
Rehburg will speak in Sandy Hill
at the IF H a m service Jesse
Bohls of Pflugerville, former lay
missionary to New Guinea, will
■peak at the 7 M p m service
Rev H.'C. Ziehe of Sandy Hill
will speak at Prairie Hill at the 10
a m service and Rev E F Lam-
peofEl Campo will be the 7:30 p i
m speaker
The American Lutheran Church
to which both corgregations belong
have mission stations in New Gui-
nea. India Africa. Mexico and
Canada.
Fair to open on Wednesday.
Franklin (Buddy) Fisher, Fair
president and Henry O Loesch,
general ticket sales chairman, said
it is likely next year's fair will be
held for day duration because
of the success of Wednesday
night’s venture
The gate sales Wednesday night
were only slightly lower than the
entire first day in ISM and advance
salt brought ingnore money than
ever — — thus a new record for
a grand total is anticipated
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Whitehead, Tom S., Jr. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 94, No. 195, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1959, newspaper, October 1, 1959; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1571175/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.