The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 139, Ed. 1 Friday, June 11, 1948 Page: 8 of 8
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Kayoes Rocky
Third te Start
Comeback Trail
Bf Ted Salts
NEWARK, N. J„ June 11. (AP)
■The champion who came back,
Zale, charted a fighting fu-
ture today over the prostrate
form of Rocky Graziano.
Zale, the underdog, regained
the world's middleweight title by
knocking out Grazianno just as he
predicted he would, in the third
round of their third encounter.
Back to Yonth
Although 34, Zale immediate-
ly proclaimed he would not re-
tire. W* offered, to fight all com-
ers and declared:
"I feel like I'm goi:ig the other
way—back to youth."
Marcel Cerdan of France was
the boxer mentioned as Zale's
probable next opponent, providing
Cerdan takes back the European
title from Cyrille Delannoit of-
Belgium July 10.
Both of the previous fights be-
I tween the poised, silent Zale and
and rough and rugged Graziano
it six rounds, but Zale needed
hajtf that last night. He
Graziano alter less than
te of the first round, then
the second when Rocky
surging back.
But in the third Zale was abso-
lute master. "He downed Graziano
for the count of seven, twice had
hint hanging on the ropes, and
eded matters with a treirtendous
to the head after 1:08 min-
utes. Ifl between all this punish-
ment Graziano kept on swinging.
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TWINS TIGHTEN GRIP
ON BIG STATE LEAD
By The Associated Press x
Sherman - Denison's Twins
tightened their grip on first place
fcfthe Big State league last night.
: beating Texarkana, 7-3, as sec-
ond-place Waco lost another one,
| to Wichita Falls. 7-5.
The defeat was the fourth
Straight for Texarkana while Wi-
chita Falls' winning streak now
stands at six.
Austin defeated Gainesville. 6-
: 3, and Greenville squeezed past
Paris, 6-5, in other games last
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Midland Having Bad Time
Overtaking Loop Leader
By The Associated Press
Midland's Indians must have
that helpless feeling. Every time
they are in a position to cut into
Big Spring's slender lead in the
Longhom league they get beat.
Odessa spoiled .their chances last
ftlght. 9-2.
Big Spring lost to Sweetwater.
3-4, but stayed one game ahead
when Midland lost. In other
fames, Vernon edged San Ange-
10, 2-1. and Ballinger blanked Del
Blot; 8-0.
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Westex Loop Teams Have
ther Big Night at Bat
" By The Associated Press
. AlbuqUe/que and Borger share
fcird place in the West Texas-
New Mexico feague today, the re-
Wlt of some free-hittinc, high-
icoring baseball last .night.
Borger walloped Clovis, 20-6
end Albuquerque downed second-
! place Amarillo, 11-8. 'Another
wild scoring game was Lamesa's
HNMf victory over Lubbock, while
Abilene went 11 innings before
beating Pampa, 4-3.
TROJANS TAKE TWIN GO
FEOM KIGLORE DRILLERS
By The Associated Press
I;' Tyler regained second place ir
the ^one Star league last night
OD a double victory o\ er the Kil-
gore Drillers, who dropped into
third.
The Trojans won, 6,-5, 13-12:
Henderson ousted Gladewater
from fifth place by plastering n
10-3 licking on Marshall as Bry-
an blasted Glade water. 10-1, Long
view and Lufkin divided a dou
bleheader. LongView won the firs'
5-1, lost the second, 8-5.
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Junior Age
Sandra Sage
Junard of Dalles
Sis Barclay
Berkeley Jr.
To $13.98
Captivating dresses, as
welcome and refreshing
as a cool breeze on a
summer's day ! See the
gay variety of styles of
fine woven Chambray ,.
two popular styles
sketched. Others in plaid
g i n g ham, Stonecutter
cords and seersucker . .
9 to 15.
Hand Tailored'Ties
$<fl .49
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SHEER PAJAMAS
$^.95
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Ties Father will wear with pride! Hand tail-
ored and lined for longer wear . . in " wide
assortment of colorful or conservative pat-
terns.
Other Ties 98c to $2.49
Famous Pleetway summer sleeping garments
in shorty style . . short sleeves, coats with
short pants to match . . of extra sheer, cool
cotton batiste in white and colors . . A. B.
C. D. sizes.
Other Pajamas to $7.94
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SALE! SPORT SHIRTS
$2*97
Just in time for Father's Day . . a sale of
cool, sheer spun rayon and Teca spun sport
I shirts with short sleeves, pockets, two-way
collars solid tan, natural, blue, maize!
Other Shirts to $4.95
ESQUIRE SOCKS
55' 75s
Nationally known quality socks every man
wears . . they're very attractive . . long wear-
ing and inexpensive too! Regular and shorty
lengths . . solids and fancies , . 10 to 13.
Other Socks 29c to $1.M
fcttrd imw greet tela*
vaet Tell me, art the tale*
act Soil flayers padded?"
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RONSON LIGHTERS
$^.50 $A.OO
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NOVELTY JEWELRY
98 '2*
America's No. 1 cigarette lighters . . ask the
man who owns one! This is the gift he will
carry,with him everywhere . . a gift sure to
please!. '
Here's something he would like to own . .
gleaming gold and silver plated Ue pins, tie
clasps, chains, and other novelties . . so im-
portant in every man's wardrobe.
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NYLONS
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$J.29
Regularly
$1.49
Saturday
Only
2 Pr. $2.50
Save on perfect quality, famous Natural
Bridge: Nylons in favorite shades for
summer wear . . Full fashioneds with
supple seams . . sizes 8^4 to 10Vi.
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On Father's Day Gifts $2.97 and up!
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SPLASH YOU'LL
MAKE WITH A
SATIN
LASTEX
SWIM SUIT
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$g.95
TO $8.95
Be bare and beautiful in
these one and two piece,
smooth, sleek and perfect
fitting swim suits; each
fashioned for figure flat-
tery . . in white; Olack, col-
ors . . 32 to 40.
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT
BOYS'
BOXER
SHORTS
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Every boy wears them thru
summer . . these are special
values for Santone , .of wash
and color - fast, sanforized
shrunk cotton twills in solid
colors and gay prints . . sizes
2 to 10 . . regularly $1.95. ,
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BOY'S SUMMER
TROPICAL
SUITS
$4 0.95
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Values to $22.50
Part wool tropicals for year
round wear . . manishly
tailored and smartly styled
for boys in ages from 10 to
20 . . choose from popular
blues, tans and browns . .
single breasted coat with
pleated slacks . .all for
$18.95'!
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SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
father's Day is an important event. . the day set aside
each year when wf can show Dad how much he is ap-
preciated . . To make him happier we've displayed a
few appropriate gifts he'd like to receive . • the kind
A MAN WANTS !
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Father Can Keep Cool
In a Crisp .. Fresh .. New
TROPICAL
ALL-WOOL WORSTED
SUIT FROM GREEN'S
$0 7.5 0
The secret is in their special porous weave,
that let air circulate the body . . They hold
their press and resist wrinkles too! Hand-
somely tailored single or double breasted
styles in conventional solid colors, neat„
stripes and patterns . . Regulars, Shorts and
Longs in sizes 35 to 46.
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The Best Place
To Shop In Orange
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 139, Ed. 1 Friday, June 11, 1948, newspaper, June 11, 1948; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308745/m1/8/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.