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THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Saturday Evening, May 28, 1945
ante Pound Out Homers on Foreign Coil Conference Seen
all IS round UUl nuiJiUI J Uil ruieiyil DON On Disarmament
ican league lead by a half game.
By JACK HAND
(Associated Press Sports Writer) |
The New York Giants couldn’t
take the Polo Grounds with them
on their first western tour but
they’re still hitting home runs and
riding high today, 17 games over the
.500 mark with a six and a half
Whitey Kurowski con-
10 round trippers. Danny Gardella i fireman.
and Phil Weintraub contributed tinued his terrific hitting pace with
xame lead on the field
Scoffers said the Giants’
murders’ row would turn into
an array of pop fly hitters when
they left the friendly foul lines
of the home field but they have
hit five in four western games.
Big Ernie Lombardi, enjoying an
amazing comeback, has socked
three into the stands since the club
left Manhattan and has taken over
undisputed lead of both majors with
the others.
Lombardi banged No. 10 yester-
day to help Harry Feldman earn his
fifth decision at Cincinnati’s ex-
pense, 5-2 Feldman held the Reds
to six hits, one a two-run homer
by Gee Walker.
Reliefer Ken Burkhardt chalked
up his fourth straight triumph for |
the Cardinals in a 9-7 win over
Brooklyn Starters Tom Seats and
Blix Donnelly faded in the first
when the Dodgers scored four snd
the Birds came back with five. Ray
Sanders’ round tripper with two
men on in the fourth was the telling
blow off Curt Davis, making his
I second appearance of the year as a
BOLTS TO MEET HOBBS
PLAYERS HERE TONIGHT
Crack negro softball team from Park diamond
Squadron F of the Hobbs. N M
Army Air Field will meet the NCO
Bolts of the Abilene Army Air
In yesterday s twilight junior lea-
gue battles, the Merrell Marauders
and Bird Dogs came out victors.
Field tonight at the Fair Park field.
The game starts at 8:15
The Hobbs team comes here
with one of the best records in
service softball in the south-
west, having a two-year record
of 47 victories against only
seven defeats.
On the mound for the visitors
will be Cpl William Birchett, who
won 30 and lost five last year and
has copped ten straight this season
He will be opposed by Sgt James
Smith, ace of the Bolts’ staff.
The Hobbs team and the Abi-
lene base squad will meet again
Sunday afternoon at 3 on the Fair
The Marauders downed the Rebels
3-2. in ah extra-inning affair, while
the Bird Dogs nudged the Mighty
Mites, 8-7.
Graziano Scores
IKO Over Bummy
NEW YORK May 26— (PP)— Rocky
Grazia no started training today to
meet welterweight champion Fred-
die Red) Cochrane in a non-title
two hits, taking over the league lead
for runs batted in with 30 and
keeping his average at a 398 level.
Preacher Roe hurled the Pi-
rates to a 5-3 win ever Boston.
The talented southpaw was the
fifth of the last eight Pitts-
burgh pitchers to go the route,
s new high for Frankie Frisch’s
staff.
Hank Wyse allowed only seven
safeties and his Chicago Cub mates
blasted the Phils for 16 blows to
win. 4-3 Stan Hack of the Bruins
contributed two triples and a pair
of singles.
The New York Yankees, beating
the Chicago White Sox for the third
straight day, moved into the Amer-1
George Stirnweiss’ triple in the SAN FRANCISCO, May 26-(PP)-
eighth sparked a three-run spurt The probability of a United Nations
for a 5-4 verdict for Al Gettel over I arms conference following close on
Lefty Frank Papish.
Detroit moved into a second
place deadlock with Chicago on
a 8-1 night game verdict over
Philadelphia. Stubby Overmire
got the nod over Bobo Newsom
although the A’s outhit the Tig-
ers, 10 to 8. Paul Richard’s dou-
ble in the ninth decided the is-
sue.
Nelson Potter came up with his
fourth win and first shutout of the
season in defeating “Boston, 5-0.
Lefty Al Smith of Cleveland finally
broke into the success column on a
3-0, three-hit job against Wash-
ingtons Marino Pieretti.
the defeat of Japan emerged today
from the plans for future world se-
curity now being put into final
shape here
These plans provide both for the
maintenance of land, sea and air
forces large enough to safeguard
peace and for the regulated reduc-
tion of armaments to relieve the
victorious nations of this war of the
heavy burden they have carried for
the past several years
Committee actions in the United
Nations conference to date indicate
substantial agreement among the 49
nations represented here on these
twin objectives.
in fact, about the only contro-
versy remaining in the confer-
ence to that between the small
and great nations over the au-
thority to be exercised in the
projected world security council
by the big powers.
The big-four are due to reach
final agreement today on a state-
ment upholding the veto-voting for-
mula worked out early this year at
Yalta, but declaring at the same
time that it could not be used to
prevent any nation from presenting
to the council charges against any
other nation.
The United States delegation was
summoned to a pre-noon caucus on
the statement with the prospect that
it would go to a meeting of Secre-
tary of State Stettinius and the
other big power delegation chiefs by
evening. This means failure of the
effort to settle the controversy this
week, since the full conference com-
mittee on the security council will
not get the statement before Mon-
day.
ROPE. ** WY MA SLAVIC. INC. L. M. ARAL U.APAL OF
“I found the most wonderful house for us, dear! It’s a
little old and run down, but the lady next door has three
small children who aren’t able to eat up all their meat
points!”
'JOSEPHINE' BRINGS AIRMEN
BACK ALIVE FROM JAP RAIDS
@
bout June 29. having earned the .
chance by virtue of a. four-round LEAD LEATHERNECKS—Chief specialist Pee Wee Reese,
technical knockout of Brooklyn’s Al left, former Brooklyn shortstop, and Lt. Angelo Bertelli,
"Bummy, Davis in a punch-filled i who threw those passes for Notre Dame, are co-coaches of
Granano. New York slugger, gain- Third Marine Division baseball team in south Pacific. (Ma-
ed his decision over Davis last night rine Corps Photo from NEA). *
after Bummy was floored with a
right to the Jaw after the bell rang
ending the third round.
A crowd of 16.556, welcoming box-
ing back to the Garden last night
after a two-month absence, saw
councils agreement with Homer H Referee Arthur (Young Otto) Suss-
Norton that Norton be director of kind stop the scrap after 44 see- t
athletics and head football coach | onds of the fourth stanza. Susskind
for the next five years | intervened as Davis, after barely
Approval was given to the em- getting to his feet at the count of
ployment of Barton "Botchy" Koch nine, stood game but helpless in his
as a member of the Aggie coaching corner
staff. Koch was an All American Tells of "foul" and the throwing
guard while attending Baylor uni-of peanuts into the ring greeted
versity Susskind’s action. Graziano, appar-
w R Carmichael of Bryan was ently not hearing the gong ending
named assistant to Norton | the third round had smashed home
The board appointed Col. Joe E. a lethal right that made Bummy hit
Howell dean of John Tarleton agri- the deck full length.
Ags OK Norton
As Sports Head
COLLEGE STATION. May 26.-
(P)—Directors of Texas A and M
college have approved the athletic
Baack, Bill Maxwell Advance
To Willow Crest Golf Finals
Theo Baack, finalist in the last Bob’s brother, In the finals. The
Willow Crest city golf tournament
two years ago was back in the
championship playoff after scoring
a brilliant subpar 1 up victory over
young Bob Maxwell in a semifinal
match yesterday afternoon.
Baack will meet Bill Maxwell.
| playoff date has not been set
Bill, city junior champ and semi-
finalist in last year's Abilene coun-
try club inivitation tourney, put
out V. B. Holloman, 6 and 5, in the
other semi-windup yesterday.
The Baack - Maxwell affair.
'Buy Bonds' Is
Rotarian Theme
By JAMES J. STREBIG
Associated Press Aviation
Editor
(Last of Four Articles)
WITH THE ARMED FORCES IN
THE PACIFIC—(PP)— Josephine is
Buy Bonds was the subject of the
four main talks at the Rotary club dance, but her chances for a pickup
luncheon meeting yesterday at Hotel
Windsor when C M. Caldwell, Tay-
lor county war bond chairman, Roa-
coe Blankenship, Walter Adams and
Ed Stewart spoke.
Rotarian Vic Behrens, who presid-
ed at the luncheon, urged members
to meet their quota of $250,000 in
the campaign among the service
clubs in this drive.
Special guests of the club were
Ben Richey, president of the Jun-
ior chamber of commerce, Wilmer
Sims, president of the Lions club,
and Frank E Smith, vice-president
of the Kiwanians.
Child Crawls Under
Train, Loses Hands
nothing to look at and she can't
ale and contributing to the
combat effectiveness of aircrew-
men is one of the great intan-
gibles of the Pacific war. Res-
cue operations are an antidote
to the awesome distances and
dangers of the ocean and to
Japanese propaganda to frighten
American fliers.
are better than good.
Beneath her drab exterior is a
heart worth more than gold to the
culture college at Stephenville on _ L D .
Basebol Pact
duty by Sept. 1. 1945 Howell will ii . AAnlore
succeed John Thomas Davis, who U P to majors
will retire. * NEW YORK May 26 —P The
Establishment of an Institute of NEW YORK. May 26 4
oil seed technology to be operated next move on drafting a new
major-minor league baseball pact
Senior Golfers See
200 in Next Meet
however, provided the day’s best
golf with the veteran winner
in connection with the department
of chemical engineering at the col-
lege was authorised The institute
will be the first of its kind in the
United States
Board members present were Roy
C Potts of Belton Henry Reese III
of Gonzales, G R White of Brady,
was up to the big leaguers today
AMARILLO. May 26. —(P — The
Tri-State Senior Golf association, |
already the largest organization of I
rallying to take the 16th and
17th holes ta go ahead. Baack
was two under par and Maxwell
one under.
The match was all-square at the
turn, each carding 35s on the first
nine. Baack birdied No 8 and No. 9
to square it.
The cards:
Baack out .. 455 444 342-35
R Maxwell out 464 343 353-35
SWEETWATER, May 26.—Joyce
Cox, six-year-old daughter of Pvt.
and Mrs Ernest Cox lost both her
hands here Friday when she
| crawled under a moving train.
| The little girl was attempting to
follow a man who had crawled
through when the accident occurred
east of the passenger depot.
Cpl. Tom Hedrick of Sweetwater.
Legislature Idle;
Busy Week Ahead
AUSTIN, May 26--1*1 — The
machinery of the 49th legislature
was idle today.
It was resting in preparation for
what might be the biggest and p3s-
sibly the last week ot the general
session which began Jan. 9.
Due to reach the floors of the
Senate and House next week
were conference committee re-
ports on major appropriation
bills.
House members who voted last
week against adjourning sine die
May 31 declared they wanted first
to inspect the conference commit-
tee reports. After these are approved
the legislature can vote in 10 ma-
utes to quit finally, they argued
Next week will bring this possi- 1
bility. An unofficial survey indicates 1
that appropriations are tending to
exceed anticipated income by about
$200,000. This might cause lengthy
bickering and prolong adjournment. |
Butter Boy
NEW YORK, May 26.—- The
butter shortage is worse than the
boypower shortage so Gristede
Brothers, Inc. grocers, now seed
two boys with each delivery push-
cart.
One delivers, while the other
mounts guard over the scarce com-
modity.
DANCE
Every
Thurs. and Sat. Nights
Music by the Southengires -
American Legion Clubhouse 4
East on So. 11th Street
HURRY! LAST DAY
M-G-M’s Great Heart-Drama
Saturday Eve
Every Da
Cab, Wh
First emphasis
company is on sa
When asked w
was doing abo
•Brake Emphasis
W Page, Yellow
ned knowingly.
"The brakes on
are checked two
a day—in additio
reeral inspections
goes," he explain
"We consider g
amount importa
However, that
ning of the saf
low Cab company
end wide for its
gram of vehicle
Then there is
ment in safety."
Every driver
training period
this—the begin
A tin prepared b
includes all cit
traffic regulati
own rules for s
eous operation
other informat
efficient cab s
• “We make sure
FIRST EMI
Most details of air-sea rescue op-
erations must be withheld until
fighter pilot who doesn't make it
home from Tokyo. Josephine, shap-
ed like a wing tank, flies on certain
of the 7th fighter command Mus-
tangs on each strike against Japan.
Her innards comprise a five-
man inflatable life raft (to sup-
plement the little one-man af-
fair in the tiny planes.) a spe-
cial radio and considerable other
equipment.
Josephine is the latest evidence of
the importance of the airsea rescue i
program in which the Army and
Navy cooperate to the utmost. The
fat little gal was named by the
fighter pilots based on Iwo with
whom she first flew. She was de-
signed to meet the special needs of
lone fliers over long stretches of
water.___________________-___________
after the war, but the results are
freely discussed among the aviation
units which depend upon them. Of-
ficials want aircrews to know of the
success of plans to bring them back
alive.
NATIONAL
ONry
DONALD ELIZABETH
CRISP TAYLOR
= -LAST DAY
Merrie
Melody
News
A
CLARENCE
BROWN
Production .
with a joint committee meeting ex-
pected to be called sometime after its kind in the world, expects to
July 4. have an entry of 200 for its next
The six-man committee from the tournament That will mean five par 454 444 353.36
minors completed work yesterday days of play Instead of four as in * 243.38
on a draft of its proposals and noti-the past. Packn : ™ 1
H L. Kokernot Jr. of Alpine, Maj fied Presidents Will Harridge of, it boasted 152 in this years meet R Maxwell in 454 444 353-36-3571
the American league and Ford which ended yesterday with the
Frick of the National league they championship going to E B (Red)
were ready to go Into a huddle at Gober, 57-year-old Austin player. Pick Class Officers
the convenience of the majors for the second year in a row Gober
Committee sessions were held be- defeated 51 year old Frank Day Members of the class of 1946 of
hind closed doors but it was known Plainview lawyer, 2 up, in the 18 Abilene Christian college meeting
that 20 new proposals were incor- hole finals. Friday morning after chapel re- ,
porated in the new pact If the two Some changes in the program are elected John Scott, Shawnee, Okla. Big Spring bombardier school and
organizations can not reach a com- planned for the next tournament,
promise no new pact will be pos- says Herbert Dysart of Plainview,
sible and the minors would go their association vice president Whereas
own way after Jan 12, 1946. the the oldsters—you must be 50 years
date the old agreement expires, or over to play—have been doing
about as they pleased in reporting
for matches and taking their time
Gen H J. Brees of San Antonio,
Rufus Peeples of Tehuacana, Lt.
Col B 8 Buchanan of College Sta-
tion and E. Q Harrison of South
Bend
ACC ‘46 Graduates
home on furlough from
duty, and Bill Mitchell
overseas
rescued
Joyce. They were sitting in their
car near the Bowie street railroad
crossing when they saw her crawling
under the moving train. A former
employe of a railroad company, Hed-
rick ran to her, telling her to lie flat
The fighter pilot must work alone
when he balls out or ditches his
plane at sea, whereas other planes
have crews of from two to twelve
men to work as a team.
Since the rescue job is largely
over water, it is primarily a Navy
assignment, but there is an exten-
sive long-based service. Actual pick-
ups are made mostly by navy ves-
sels and aircraft, however.
Rescue to more than saving
lives: its part in sustaining mor-
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At Regular
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Prices
Guardsmen Outpoint
Schoolboy Riflemen
Rifle club of Co A. Texas State
guard, outpointed the Abilene high
school club by a margin of four
points in a meet Friday.
High point men were Bobby How-
erton of the high school team. 100.
and Roy McCallum of Co. A. 100.
They led the four-men team select-
ed from club players.
on the tracks. Then he halted the
train.
Joyce’s arms were cut off between
her wrists and elbows.
Private Cox is stationed at the
Jack Sloan, Abilene druggist who
has been under treatment in Hend-
rick Memorial hospital since May
13, was reported this morning to be
resting fairly well.
as president of the group. Bill Goss Mrs. Cox is employed by a produce
of Chattanooga, Tenn., was elected company here.
KIRBY PARK
Today’s
Pitchers
about playing The increased entry
will mean there must be a set -- _____________
schedule in the future, Dysart de- Cant | C Tavlare
claredAPr E: — Loy-or S
Not that the links grand daddies
vice-president of the senior class for .. . e e ,
next year, and Elizabeth Sturgeon, Missing Soldier Safe
Shreveport, La.,, was elected sec-
retary. Max Leach was chosen as ROSCOE. May 26 —Sgt. Hugh W
class sponsor by the seniors of next Clark, who trained at Camp Barke- L
I year. ley and served with the 90th divi- F
sion, is now with the British forces.
Beautiful outdoor dance floor.
Golf and Archery
Free Picnic Grounds
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Participating were also Bobby NEW YORK. May as—(APProb-
Hamilton, Orin Elmore Joe Bruton aue Pimher W Ida lost "tord‘ih
and Robert King of high school; parentheses).
won t have a good time as usual.
In the lower flights they'll still be
able to decide matches by flipping
his sister, Mrs C. C Porter, learned
this week in the first news of her
brother since he was reported miss-
snd H C. Purcell, Clyde Trammell. NATIONAL LEAGUE
J R Johnson, E W Spencer, Har- Rreklp-atst oni nights - Davis
Old Jones and Tom Bowman of the Boston at Pittsburgh - Cozart 11-0
State guard.----------- vs. Starr 0-1
J. L. Cearley is coach of the .PENledsini ot Chicago — Lee 221
high school boys club and Lt. Erwin New York at Cincinnati — Hansen
Buch. Co. A. (3-2) vs. Beck 11'
4 AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at New York — Lopat 2-2
• vs Dubiel (3-2)
B St Louis at Boston — Shirley (1-2 vs
• Judd 0-0
- Detroit at Philadelphia — Newhouser
14-3 vs Black 1-31 *
Pet. Cleveland at Washington - Bagby
774 (0-5 vs Haefner 1-4
a Longhorns Capture
£ 24th Baseball Title
The Standings
TEAMS
New York
X—Brooklyn ....
X—St Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE
w
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coins and conceding scores but
where matches are to be played
they’ll have to get at the tee at the
stiuplated time.
Liberation Confirmed
Mrs. Donna M Taylor, 1850 North ing in Germany on Dec. 11
6th, learned definitely Friday that His letter did not give details con-
her husband, Capt. Lucian Connell cerning the period between Dec. 12
I Taylor, a German prisoner of war and now.
since September, 1944, has returned _
Parents of Son
Sgt. and Mrs Jesse E Mills, 1801
Hickory, announce the birth of a
son, named J. Marion, at Hendrick
Memorial hospital May 24.
to Allied military control when she
received a telegram from the ad-
jutant general.
Mrs. Taylor previously had re-
LAST DAY
Triple Hit Show!
—ON STAGE-
The Callahans
end the
Blue Ridge
Mountain Folk
Stars of Stage, Screen and
Radio.
—ON SCREEN— _
“ROY ROGERS
IN OF TECHS
, TRIGGER
SAFEST BS N MA MANS
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to
Call on Us
Today!
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&
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
X—Night
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Walker Honored
NEW YORK. May 26.—P—Mark-
ing the 25th anniversary of the New
York state boxing law, former
Mayor James J. Walker, its author,
was honored at a surprise ceremony
in the Madison Square Garden ring
last night just before the main
bout.
The Texas Longhorns secured the
Southwest conference baseball
championship in no uncertain terms
yesterday in Austin when they wal-
loped the Rice Owls 17-3.
It is Texas’ 24th baseball crown
in 30 years.
The game was the swan song for
Coach Blair Cherry who has coach-
ed the Longhorn nine the last three
seasons. Cherry filled in for Bibb
Falk, who has been discharged from
the Army air corps and will take
over the job as head mentor next
season. .
ceived a letter from a friend of her
' husband who wrote that Captain
Taylor would be home in about two
Sergeant Mills, since he has been Captain Taylor, pilot of a B-24
stationed at Camp Berkeley, has based in England, to the son of the
been assigned to work with the OPA Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Taylor,
rental office and the USO-Travelers | -----------------------------------
Aid here. Mrs. Mills, the former Futile
Mirian White, has for a number of SAPULPA, Okla., May 26.—P
years been laboratory technician at When Vernard McKinney and Doc
Hendrick. _ . . Maness were chased by • bull while
. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Cal- fishing they went over a fence in
lie Mill* of Hillsboro and maternal record
grandmother is Mrs. J. E. White Then they had to run again
Comen What they climbed wa sonly a sec-
tion of fence open st both ends. ,
HIGHER COURTS
1ITH CIVIL APPEALS
EASTLAND May 26.—Spl —The fol
lowing proceedings were had in the
Court of Civil Appeals, Eleventh Su-
preme Judicial District
Reversed and Remanded Paul C
Jones vs. Traders & General Ins. Co
Haskell
Affirmed: C H Blanks vs. B M. Rad-
ford, et al. Taylor
Case to be submitted June 1 D Joseph
et al. vs. City of Ranger Eastland.
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 335, Ed. 2 Saturday, May 26, 1945, newspaper, May 26, 1945; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1636466/m1/2/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.