Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 1, 1951 Page: 6 of 6
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I Lyj MIRROR
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Wednesday, August l. 1951
The [Feller In Top
Standings ] pitching Spot
Today's Sport Parade
p, n-rir risitf
I *.* 4 -r .f irii.Ur
Dallas, Beaumont
Tied For Second
Big State League
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
TmKirirotia ut wi m*vj TcilS
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Sli*»man•LhMTiRoti rtf Ciam«i>3VfUe
ROW THEY STAND
Teen- W L
1 ir*!"...! n. ' tt
Wu'i "
I Aust n *it>
' T« varkana V*
^ Wu hjia fall*
YESTERDAY'S RESULZT
Austin i* ">l»t 9.
Ttkarfcana \ Wtt Hum fa Hi 4-ft.
I Hitei nuin IVmnctt 4 umn^svi.ib L
4< -1
.449
■v uNiirn mess
The Da 11Eagles appear to l>o
regaining their esrly-seuMin torn*,
and that's bad news tor otl'el
Texas league dub*.
The Ragle* debated the league-
leading Houston Buffaloes. 4 to 0.
last night. They engineered the
win. their second in a row over
the Bull.-, on sparkling oiv-hit
pitching by young Ra.v Naiieki
coupled with timely hitting.
Nurleski i bowed the lone hit, a
single, in thi seventh inning to
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Larry Miggln*. He struck out 10
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tesnmiates collected seven hits.
Tile victory moved Dallus into a
second-pin *■ (r with ilea u i non t.
seven-and-a-liall game* behind
Houston Beaumont lost last night,
5 to If. as Tulsa’* Bob Curley hand-
lulled the Roughneck* on four
hit-.
San Antnuo, mean while. took
undisputed possession ol fourth
place by defeating Ft. Worth's
Cats. 4 to l, in a name briefly
interrupted by i.nii. A first-inn-
ing hornet by Babe Martin, good
for three runs, was the blow that
snapped a loui’th • place tie be-
tween the clubs lining into the
game.
Shreveport also got back on the
winning u.. k tor a change a* it
whipped Oklahoma City. 10 to 5.
The Sport* did it the hard way,
coming behind with late • inning
i tins. Grant Dunlap provided the
biggest punch — a grand-slant
homer in 'he eighth.
The schedule changes tonight.
San Antom is at Dallas, Houston
at Ft Worth. Shreveport nt Tulsa,
and Beaumont at Oklahoma City.
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American League
TODAYS SCHEDULE
St. Loti in -it Boston.
Patras at M#w York.
C'f* ago of Philadelphia night
Clovr.awf at W XAh«d«jtoii-
HOW THEY STAND
Teem w. 1.
Hew York • 4 35,
Cleveland HJ 38
Boston . . $7 39
Chwogo :>4
Detroit 43 so
Wanhinaion 4i ?.n
Pfliiodelpfua 39 &0
YESTERDAY S RESULTS
Clt*v«F!',tn<f *i. Waghinaion I
Chicago 7 i%i)adM4ph»ci 4,
S’ l-ouis <4. Boston o.
Only gain^g s h«
National League
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Brooklyn at Pittgbvrgh nigh*
New York tt ChkSigo,
Poston tt £!», Lo-ls. mrjhi.
Philaouflphwi fit Ciru.'innat..
HOW TMfct d i AND
Team W. L.
| Brooklyn Fl
N#w Ytnk 44 44
I Rhitcuiolr hin 49 49
Si-l-eui. . 44 «
i IWMItqitt 4!„ 49
I Cincinnati 4 4 51
Chacagc ......... .....1$ ,51
’ P;t»i?.ourgh 39 'y,"
TES I ERDAY'S RESULTS
BfY*ok'yri 9. Pittthunjn 3
Philadelphi t 7 Cincmngf.
New York 4, Chicago 2.
Boston t St Louis 0.
By CARL LUNDQUIST
Unite* Fmi Span. Wfitet
NEW YORK. Aug I lUP'
litti.b.i Fe'lt i - prnutte t niuineiil*
. in buseluill may Ik* just ahead to
day because the incomparable
Cleveland i ight lumdor is pitch-
ing at the same lustrous level as
in l!t3ti anil 1940. which were the
two greated years of hi* career.
Felier. minincr one winner in
ihe majors with 10 victories as
ig.mist only four defeats, gamed
his latest triumph last night. S to
I U, over the Senators in Win-lung-
I ton, putting the Indians within
two games of the idle Yankees,
and a full game ahead of the Kcd
Sox. who were defeated. 8 to tt by
I the lowly Browns.
SAi.KLASH
C LE 6 -t
MARLOWE^
Sonny Parrish, post office em-
ployce. has done it again with a
plfo |iereh at Cherokee Sunday,
Parrish caught 12 l»u>» tluit weigh-
! ed a total of 14 {lounds. That's a
l nice si*e for a lake as young as
Cherokee. Just where these bass
were caught 1 don't know but my
guess woul I be somewhere close to
the pipeline or Silver bridge
Many a bass has been caught on
the pun perch during the past two
| years and now. then is a new one
culled the pieo pipo I'm trying
it today for a couple of hours. In
Thursday's column I'll let you
know what hnpticned.
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Leaders
• Through Tuesday
Batting • 2ftti or
more
AB
AB'.
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Nieman. OC
325
lot
.311
Tatum. OC
226
89
305
Garrison. BT
327
99
303
Fridley, DS .....
371
112
302
Rutncr. SA
336
101
30!
Huns: Balcena >SA» 75, Miggins
(|fN* 68
Hits: Creel «IC» 135. Burns <TI.<
126
Two-base hits: Kellert <OC' 30.
Burns <TL> 28
Three-base hits: Tolson <SA' 9,
Fridley <D.Si 8
Thing* picked up at Dainger-
fiold for Carson Kennedy and a
Gilmer angler friend. The two
men caught 26 keeper size bass
there using a silver spoon and a
pock line trolling The two fisher-
men turted trolling toward the ,
spillway. A few of the fish weivi
caught in a huge schtwil of lutss.
The largest fi>*h weighed about j
two pounds . Also a lady did j
ninety the same day at Damgei - i
field by landing a five-pound bass
Mr. and Mrs A. J Money li bed j
at Black lak< Thursday and Fit
day of last week for white perch
During the two days they caught
white |>crch. My wife ami 1
fished from the same camp as the ‘
• Moneys on Thursday ami the]
: guide liiat we used told us that j
Mrs. Money was one of the best
white perch fisherman that ever
came to Black I-akc. That I al
ready knew.
| The one-time Iowa plow boy,
| whose fireball made him I In
, greatest pitcher m the auijoi in
I the iteentie U fore World Wm II.
1 no luiigci has tiiat /.ip lit lot grip
' but he's winning iwhv eonsuaent-
I ly that) ever. For >n IlHO, when he
had his lop year ill thp m. in
with 27 wuii mid II defeat*. Ins
.mark on Aug. I w is 17-6. giving
; him a bellei percentage as ol
now And in 1939, the year in
‘ which he wound up with lu: top
j winning percentage of 24 9. he had
| a mark ib 15-6 as of this oule
Last night’s victory which came
when the Indians put over three
runs m tiie ninth inning was < -
p.eiully sigmticant because it i>ut
Fellet in the books officially ..
C'lvveUuid . ail tune m.'. c> one
hiii lei It was his 224th triumph,
topping tile i tub's previous alt-
time high of 223 set by Mel li.ud-
er now a Cleveland coach. ■
tween 1930 and 194. Fellet
won his game m Hie much more
short span ot 1936 1951 eomdtllg
out thrie full years for navy t\
ice.
At Boston, the Browns roared
up w ith foui run* m Ihe eighth to
clinch the victory for reliever
Satchel Paige, who went to Hie
rescue of ace Neil Carver when he
pulled a leg muscle in the tuiri.
The Hed Sox protested ihe victory
because they claimed Paige's
fumed “Iv'sitatlon pitch'' consti-
tuted a bulk motion with runnci
on base. Two of the Brownie inn .
came home on a wild throw by
Billy Goodman,
In the only other American
league game, the kidding Whtt«
Sox l<x*t thiT 10th decision lit the
last II, and fell TV* giune
hlild the pace, dropping a 4 to 2
game to the Athletics.
In the National league, im k
lyn won its 10th game in .■ mv
as Don Newc-ombt* won his ninth
straight ami his 15th of th-’ i
son, 8 to 3 tiom Pittsburgh, whd*
the second pbwe Giants staved
9' ■ gatries lan k b> toppn t e
Cutis. » to 1 Rookie Chet Nic! ol
•*! the Braves blanked th> f'.idi-
nuls, 0 to 0. on four hit. , and ih -
Phillies made six runs in Uie
ninth, three on a homer i>\ In-i
Knms to defeat Cincinnati, t<>
3.
I Netorvd: i »r»* peovultur runner: I
>'• ln.il .li II .... li. 12. ft..' ft.. , I,
’ll W , i dit , Ai, I Wf*i I In *
11, iiion p,iiI lao ar. ;,.oig io i’*, i..,i«,ii«* n»*. 1, ‘doo.ii, i,i, .it*
tin dog* totiay. I men have conic up with then own
Tt,..! s the report from Paul Cle-1 "jockey club" a lu hur* racing,
land, a dapper sportsman who b 1 It is the nutionul coursing asso-
tbking the fans in Nortli Carolina I siation at Abilene, Kan*., which
i o|m‘|.-,Ioi of the Cavalier Ken- regi lers names amt han.lU- all
in I iliil. at Mo.oik ami the Curo- | t.ehnieal mallet And, Initia l
ItiM N.oirig ,- iH'iitiion ut More copiing lairee racing, tiie grey
iMul l it' , hound dsegiws have their own
CU-luud, a tiny man with a tinv F. H I., witli a hertillioo system,
waxed moustache and sparkling 1 and summary "ruled off for life"
blue i> one of the men win. \ punishment «, wnybudy will! tiie
are putting greyhound racing fn.iit , i<m>k of lurcer.v
and retdei m the sp«uts world. To prevent muniuluUtut. lacing
Five >< i igo mu could go to thi j dog* must be in inc receiving ken
dry in mdy four states. 1 net. known a* the "jinny pit," one
Today thert* are 25 tracks in1 hour (x'fore the races get umtei
-even state* North Carolina,
Flurtiiu, Ariscitia, Oregon, South
Dakota, Coioiado and M.issachu*
setts with . n annual attendance
of ooo.imki fans who wager xl63.-
(MHI.UOII
Dial ill leave the United
Si * fat biluud England amt
11 eland, when* there me some
•iott iioi fr iik But with opposit-
ion ftom hotse racing interests
way and the >wtiers never loueii
them until after the lace
Prohuhly the greatest greyhound j
of all time was Mick the Miller." i
owned by all Irish priest, which j
from 1928 through 1931 won 850,- |
•Mill 111 PUTIN'S. Bill America in Ihe
past few years came up with a
matchci m “Flashy Sir," wnicli
won 60 or 841 races to earn 85l).IMiti
With such . urns available for a
dy ing Put, because dog races are | winner, greyhounds bring fancy
la id t night and do not conflict, prices. Untried pup cost from
ti i i atitilry has surpassed such ! S3tN> up, while bids of limb a*
dog rat ng cetitt i as South Africa, ■ $ad,lMB have been made for ti ted
New /a ilaml, Australia, Italy. 1 ehampuais.
South America, China, France and I The greatest race in the United
Mexico j Stall’s probably is the $25,0*111
Twenty y, .us .,go, however, most , American Greyhound Derby ,t
of th* greyhound t.iek hart to be | Taunton, Mass., which Is u|»en to
mi|>orted from Knglami and Ire-1 all comers. Over three-eighth <>f a
land But not any more, mwr. Tin* i mile, it was won the la-t two
pol l has mown so amazingly that j years by "Real Huntsman, owned
r,o*iiig t ol, mnv include as by the Handle brother* of Wichita,
many luo dug.- and breeders j Kalis.
in Texas. Oklahoma. Kansas and' Betting is, naturally, gn ■ hound
I'.i'tc*' pari-plug, mm) mere *re
ruunrt a... laetnoa i’ou Jtfi j*w*F
ein win. place and '.how, a* tn
hoi re ricin Hut the .hief ylm-
...... . it.. * ■•* n. berr you
pi. t t o do to Itiutfa on*'
tlid ,n .1 .It.* i . to l •<* t *o4i>*
>y<,ii„ ll. ail.ti* I • h. ■ I . doV I*)
i io. tun t„*t ,4., op in ,,.i.itoii**
turns with all the rest. Or they
ba . ball" them by hooking up
three dogs in every possible com-
bination
•It great kuir to pick a
qttltM'llu. f "I. (and expluiittst. ''but
'»ii kno", I II la* dog-gomxi if I
can do it*"
Battle For First
Berths in Big
State Continues
i.r UNITES SRE8S
There was no sign of any cool-
ing oil loony in the Big Stale
League's red-hot battle for first-
iiivi ion la rth and spots In the
playoff;,
Waco took over fourth place
Inst mght a it defeated Temple,
II to it. Ix'lund une-hit pitching
by .le Leach
Austin, 4-i st while holder of
fourth |H*t, dropiicl , 9 to 8 decis-
ion to I'vlei. 1 tut F.asf Texans
scored an eighth inning gull to
break the tie
t.< tgue lead I lli4 Games villi* also
t ame from behind to tup, Shei *
n li-Denlson, 5 to 4 The Vital
run came in tin* last of the ninth,
Wlehitu F. Its and Texarkana
pin a doubleheader The -puditers
took tile opens■. 4 to J, but Texar-
k.iiia • une buck to win the night-
cap, 7 to 5
CkOdl
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John Wayne • Gail Bussell
Angel and the Badman
Ann Sheridan
"Alcatraz Island"
Plus Two Comedies
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