The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 123, Ed. 1 Monday, May 25, 1942 Page: 4 of 4
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PAGE POQV H
THE OBANGE LEADEE
the eighth. 5-4. Houston drubbed
the Missions H at Ssn Antonio.
The best thaDallas Rebels could
do In finishing an unfortunate
home stay was to divide a double
bill with Oklahoma City, captur-
ing the first t-1 and dropping the
second. 1-3, In eight innings.
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Dallas at Oklahoma City
Fort Worth at Tulsa
Houston at Shreveport ,
Beaumont at San Antonio
SPLIT
BILL
HSPORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUER
ORANGE, TEXAS, MONDAY, MAY 25,1942
- By Jack Sords
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, By the Associated Press
rJt looks as though If anyone' is
it the youthlul Beaumont
outt)f the Texas league
ip it will have to be Un-
fle Sam.
- Unless the draft makes Inroads
«Mhe roster, the Shippers appear
to'ggl),enough to weather the sea-
aosi1 at the top of the standings.
With' flO games won and 14 lost,
tiM/JSttporters hbve an impressive
tiM"OVcr the second - place Tul-
sa Oilers, who' have won. 24 and
tart 17.
The Sports took the first game
■§■4, but Beaumont came back in
the seven - inning nightcap to
win ,3-3. That's been the case all
Milon — the Shippers might be
defeated once but rarely twice in
a fow.
'< At Fort Worth the Cats and the
Tulsa Oilers broke even in two
extra - inning contests, the Cats
Winning the first in the 11th inn-
ing. 3-2, and Tulsa the second in
—a. :
's Oilers Next
>.. BlUI POINT is
T*[ giST f :m :s YOUR Dial '
LANT TIMES TODAY
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— FIUHT1N' MAD
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4:25 Safety Talk
4:30 Flying Patrol
4:45 Secret City
5:00 Dick Jurgen's Orch. *
5:15 Treasury Star Parade
5:30 United Press News
5:45 Sport News
6:00 Jimmy Fidler
6:15 Louella Faikin
6:30 The Lone Ranger
7:00 I Love a Mystery
7:30 True or False r
8:00 Penny Serenade!
81:5 A to Z in Ndvelty
8:30 Your Blind Date
8:55 War Band Jingles
9:00 Counter Spy
9:30 Lum and Abner
9:45 Hillman and Lindley
10:00 Jack Coffee's Orch.
10:30 Guy Lombardo's Orch.
11:00 Associated Press News
>1:30 Harry James Orch.
11:55 Associated Press News
12:00 Sign Off
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World News Roundup
Sabine Tabernacle
News Summary
Breakfast Club
Modulated Moments
Helen Hiett
Organaires
Headline News
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Second Husband
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The Consolidated Steel De-
stroyers Semi - Pro Base Ball
League, organized by men from
within the plant who have played
professional and a semi - pro ball
have played two games. The
is entered In the Sabine-Ne-
ches Semi - Pro League composed
of teams from Beaumont and
Orange.
On May 17, the Destroyers
played the Neches Club of Beau-
mont, who have been league
champions for two years, and de-
feated this club S-T.
On Sunday, May 24, they play-
ed the Lamar Cleaners of Beau-
mont and won the game 3-2. Sun-
day, May 31, they will play. Gay's
Oilers of Beaumont, one of the
fastest semi - pro teams in this
section.
All persona interested In base
ball are cordially invited to at-
tend these games. The games are
played at the Orange County Fair
Grounds, two miles west of Or-
ange on the Port Arthur Highway.
A grandstand has been built by
the player* and the field put in
real good shape.
Mr. Steve Mancuso is manager
of the Club and he is planning to
schedule games with out of town!
teams, such as, the Army te«
from Camp Polk, Louisiana, the
Ellington Field fliers from El-
lington Field, Houston, Texas, and
the Esso Club sponsored by Stan-
dard Oil from Baton Rouge, Lou-
isiana.
Game times are 3:00 P. M. each
Sunday. V* .
Escaped Philippines
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Last times tod«y at the Gem.
There are more than 20 species
of the coffee plant found through-
out the world.
To Conserve Rubber!
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WILL BR DEUVERKD
THAT DAY!
AFTER 8 I'M—UEUVKRKD
NEXT DAY!
CAMP 'GRAIN CO.
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United States, and the amount of
wood used for newsprint alone
would make a pile reaching from
coast to coast if it were stacked
four feed wide by four feet high.
NO SOAP
Champaign, 111. (AP)
The
John's Other Wife
Just Plain Bill
United Press News
Novatime
Jimmy Blair
Music
Tropical Moods
News
Chuck Wagon Gang
Jack Berch
Keep 'Em Smiling
Noon Toons
News Specials
U. S. Army Band
Between the Bookends
Jamil G. McDonald
Jack Baker .
Preacott Presents
News Summary
Men of the Sep
Southernaires -
Word of God Program
Club Matinee
United Press News
Birmingham, Ala. (AP) — Dor-
othy Spinhs, Frank le Self and
Mildred Stancil find it difficult
at times to do their work as aty-
tendants at a Birmingham gaso-
service station.
Southern chivalry frequently
rts itself and male customers
jump from their cars, grab an
oil can or air hose with: "Here
lady (or honey or babe or toots)
1*11 do that."
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The college of William and
Mary of Williamsburg, Virginia,
was the first in the United States
to have a full faculty, to intro-
duce modern languages, and to
introduce an elective system of
study.
Chief Causes
Of Diarrhea
Are Listed
Ahirtjpv Texas. — The sea-
son of the year when the most
complaints are received on ac-
count oY diarrhea and dysentery
or "Summer Complaint" is here
and Dr. Geo. W. Col, State
Health Officer has issued a warn-
ing to parents in regard to this,
and offers the following sugges-
tions to prevent its occurence
among babies. The chief causes
of diarrhea include impure milk,
water and contaminated foods,
overeating, fever from any cause,
too much sugar or cream in the
diet, overfeeding and underfeed-
ing.
Mother's milk is the safest food
However, If other milk must be
used, the supply should be clean
and pure. The water should be
clean, pure and boiled.-. Any oth-
er articles of food should bo fresh
and clean and no unsuitable ar-
ticlefr 6f' fo(Ki KUCIt «*' cake and
candi Should be given.
' If i'ftatlkil f#rmtla
should hen am*1-;
physician ana it must be pre-
pared with extreme attention to
cleanliness and kept cold until
used. The baby should be fed at
regular intervals and should not
be forced to e#t when he is not
hungry. The baby should be. kept
cool and comfortable in hot wea-
ther,,, should not be overclothed
•Central Press PbouephoU.
Father Ortta
Father Pacifico Ortiz, 28-year-old
Jesuit who served as a chaplain
with the Philippine Army, is pic-
tured above as he told in New
York of his escape from the Japs.
Father Ortiz said that priests or
Mindanao island still are holding
mass despite the Jap occupation
and should be given plenty of
Clean water to drink. Any infec-
tions which develop in the nose,
throat, ears, or otjjer organs
should receive prompr attention
from a physician.
If diarrhea develops, feeding for the baby should be. boiled for
r roowi, hoaaes, and
AlMHrncnta,
Call 4242.
Rom where I sit.. v
| ,/y Joe Marsh ,
Friday night a baaeh of as Yea adfhtal tlrfnk that !«a
i get together over at Bill aettia' aad talkia' weald he sa
i place. We wouldn't miss math fan. Baft It la. Partlealarly
r get-togethers for aay- whea a man Wgiaa to get areaad
ta the sge et rsossa. Like m /
are seven in the irreop — • • • „
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Doe McGinnla Aad it's wondeifnl hew « lew
am aan thing peMsefnl and friendly and
• * _ . human about beer that brings ottt
play cards. Wa dent the best in a man.
r carry on. They call beer the "beverage <rf
i sH quietly and talk- " That "moderation"
; a glass or two of haer. k ^
guess w« discuss just about that's why good beer and good
rthinc under the son-polities, fellowship go together SO weS,
* affairs, music,;^^ "...
to mm there eaght to hfc
' we like to chew the man of tMa qalet talk ov«r a glaaa
.•T ..Wunce and a * ^ser* U sore straightens oat a
i ia hia thinking.
• • * Mttor aad ha frieada. Thafs the
. Why as* try It
M used, it
should be stopped or greatly di-
minished and an abimdance of
water should be given. Cathar-
tics should not be given except on
the advice of a physician. If the
diarrhea does not improve within
a short time, a physician should
be called and a complete exami-
nation should be made-
The three F's, flies, fingers, and
food are the three sources of dan-
ger to the baby. Flies carry dis-
ease germs to the baby and1 - its
food. Finger?^and'hands that are
not thoroughly washed before
preparing the baby's food are
likely to be germ carriers also. All
milk and water that is intended
five minutes, then carefully cov-
ered and kept in a cool place until
used. " -- - —
EFFECTIVE SCENERY
Pasadena, Calif. (AP) — The
army isn't overlooking ■ a thing in
its training of air cadets at a field
in a semi - arid district. •
Eighteen palm trees from the
Huntington bontanical gardens
have been sent to the air base to
lend a true oasis atmosphere.
PAPER
Fifteen thousand different kinds
of paper are manufactured In the'
usual reason for opstponing base-
ball games is inclement weather,
but St. Mary's grade school team
found a new one.
A game was cancelled when the
players of the visiting team re-
fused to scale a fence to play in
the University of Illinois field.
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TIionc wanting rooms
Call 4242. j
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• FIRE, AUTO. TORNADO
and LIFE
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Our Refrigerated
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LAUNDRY
407 Fourth Street
(NEXT TO BUS STATION)
PHONE 4444
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 123, Ed. 1 Monday, May 25, 1942, newspaper, May 25, 1942; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth221043/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.