Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 232, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1944 Page: 6 of 8
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game was rained out.
at average.
. this knd to locate
here. It is said more thn 1,000
men are employed in the Wood-
bine field. This county? could
stand another first class refinery
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couldn’t approach that pace.
A .500 “away” gait is consid-
ered by baseball men as excel-
lent ground work for a pennant
bid but the Bengals’ Sorry show-
ing on the home lot leaves them
struggling to stay in fifth place.
The loyal motor city fans who
have boosted home attendance ov-
er the 112,000 mark haven’t seen
the Tigers win shce oJhnny Cor-
sica turned back Clexeland, 4-2,
in the second game oF an April
30 double-header.
Lum Harris spoiled Detrio
hopes yesterday with a three-hit
shutout, and drove in one Phila
delphia run for a 2-0 edge. It
was the fourth win for Harris,
who didn’t allow a man to reach
casi.
“It isn’t going to make any <
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“because Buddy is going to kn
Nova ill.
“But if Mr. Paccassi is go
to be so fussy about a refei
let’s let him referee the mat
IT 13 .630 of the war, was presented to
19 15 .559 Dayton R. Ludwig of the Office
.548 of Chief of Transportation Army
.516 Service Forces for devising a new
.445 and improved method of loading
.452 Army Ordnance material onfail-
keeps today — .
Briggs stadium starts for an J
The Bengals swept the East
a 10 out [of 14 elip and have
played .667 ball outside of De-
troit. Even the pennant winning
clubs of • 1934, 1935 and 1940
Texas State was rated tops among
the two-milers, C. N. Shira of
Texas A. and M. in the shot put,
Watkins in the; high jump, Ted •
| Haese * of Fort Sam Houston in
13 the broad jump and Homer Smith
.g of Texas in the discus throw.
Classy Fieldto
is also needed.
• Be sure to wash your face be-
fore using a powder puff after a
day’s work.
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Buv War Bonds Today! i
Pa- is in
URSDAY’S RESULTS
ional League: T
oston 1, Pittsburgh 0.
ther games postponed, rain.
DALLAs,/May 26. OP)—Service
men, collegians and schoolboys
who led the way in track and
field this season will be thrown
together here toight in the
Southwestern AAU, an event ex-
pected. to become an annual fea-
ture in Dallas.
Director P. C. Cobb forecast
the largest crowd ever to see a
track meet in Texas if the weath-
er is favorable. Should there be
prospects of continued rain the
meet will be postponed until to-
morrow.
Heading .the all-star cast of 47
athletes who will compete for the
right to go • to the national AAU
in New York next month will be
Flyin’ Charley Parker of Thomas
Jefferson (San Antonio), for
three years undefeated in the
100 and 1120-yard dashes in
schoolboy ranks, and giant Pete
Watkins of Fort Sam Houston,
who as a representative of Texas
A. and M. last year won the high
jump at the national meet.
Every Texas schoolboy track
and field champion will be here
along with eight Southwest con-
feree champions.
There will be thirteen events,
the javelin throw and the relays
being omitted. College rules will
apply.
Proceeds-from the meet, which
Cobb thinks will attract 5,000
fans if weather is favorable, will
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bThe Register, for
_ night’s affair. He can seat from
" 1,000 to 1,200 customers here and
ti the show can go on, rain or shine.
He says he’ll stage the matches
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from Ackerman. Miss., and W. T.
Manager Con MeCarth:
porting that comedians OL
Johnson had offered $25,000
ir/Cast of 47
- Will Try for Honors
in Southwestern Meet
the gridiron for the first time
next fall when Duke replaces
Princeton as Penn’s first oppon-
ent of the season.
The game is scheduled
Sept. 30 at Franklin field.
Princeton recently annot
well as
ppoited
wecausg JI uc--- postpone-
ment, but they assure local fans a
good show will be staged next
week, Thursday night.
Pankey stated that he had
aed the hall over the Varsity
Bowling allies on) East California
street, just across from The Reg-
ister office, and will stage next
week’s show there. He plans to
hold his weekly programs at the
downtown1 site until Warmer
weather rolls around, when.thf
wrestlers will move out into the
open at Fair park.
'“Regardless of the weather
hereafter,” Pankey said, well
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. by his experience
this corner that he -
A the hall above Varsity Bowling
Stop her before she bites ... with FLIT
Flit is sudden death to all moequitoes. Yes!
Even the dreed Anopheles . » . toe mosquito
that carries malaria from a side man to you
. . . the mosquito you can tell, because it
stands on its head ... is easy to kill with Flit,
Buy an ample supply at Flit, today!
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Pemocrat back in
Promoter Pankey, as *
the wrestlers, were disap,- —
because of the forced postpol
Promoter Secures
Downtown Site for j ,
i Next Thursday Night
7jkeRAds»hn
be used to' pay the expenses of
the outstanding performers to the
national AAU.
Depends on Outcome
Cobb said the success of this
meet will govern whether it is
made into an annual affair with
the first and second place win-
ners in the Southwest conference
and Texas Interscholastie league
meets and top service men being
invited .
Parker is expected to lead the
way in the 100 and 220-yard
dashes; with the 440 resting be-
tween Guy Groves, Rice; Burl
Gene Moore, Lubbock high, and
I Andy Cary, Southwestern univer-
I sity.
I Bob Umstattd of Texas was
I picked to win the mile and half-
| mile with August Erfurth of
I Brackenridge high (San Antonio)
and Jack Warren of Texas A. and
M. favored in the high hurdles
I and Tom Watt - of Brackenridge
I in the lows. J. B. Outlaw of North
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However, Sears didn’t ar
but immediately suggested t
Paccassi be put in the ring
third man. . ’ - I
Sears wasn’t kidding about F
u® — , Thurman Tucker,
White Sox slugger who is cur-
m rently leading the American
League hitters, is out of action
for a short time with a cold. . .
a Capt. Ham Payne, ace S. M. U.
• on Jean Miracle (6) 9
across the plate and Washington —
went on to score two more for American Hea8Ue.
a 4-2 night game decision before
been awarded the Purple Taylor, shipfitter third class, front:
medal for wounds received Hearne, Tex., were both woundec
by shrapnel 10 days after th<
h has arrived in England where he
4 will cover the War news for his
, paper, particularly the part Tex-
11 ans are playing and will play in
the coming “big push.” Flem has
« pecked out interesting copy for
- the Cowtown paper for more than
p 20 years, having gone "* ' ‘
— the Sherman Democr
8 next season, thereby
01 fan a break. Ju
« that subject too often, perhaps,
of but our readers apparently know
f, by now it is L ' „
1 - neck to this writer.
W stadium in Big 1,
r field of some 47 athletes primed
if because of Nova’s choice
. eree, he suggested that
• own manager work the fight. . . .
S! Too bad Ralph Ellsworth won’t
14 run in Dallas tonight against
to inclement
on Texas side in
and a deep well<, ....
is now in progress on lime test 8
miles,, west of Gainesville “
Zinmerer land. A well is
scheduled • Jbe drilled
Myra. 12 miles west of tins city.
W a Columbia un.. - r-
1tor the outing.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL
Now serving his third term as District Attrney
of Gregg Cogpty
GatawOe (2 Daly Begteter, Friday, May 26, MK
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PROMOTER PANKEY got
tough break last night, rain caus-
ing postponement of the wres-
tling program. This was to have
been the initial show for Gaines-
ville and the promoter had gone
to considerable expense to Stage
a good one, but
ulate the weath
wells have been ------- , _
the past fifteen years and most
every, well had showing of oil
and gas. The main pool in this
arealis yet to be tapped. The
lime wells in western part of
county do not cover much of an
area but some sections have some
good. producers. Each well is
usually a wildcat as oil is pro-
duced from different levels.
Operators Who make headquar-
ters at Tulsa, Oklahoma, are in-
terested in the {play here, and
have been active in buying roy-
alty and leases. The shallow
fields are attractive .to Wichita
Falls oil men, as they do not like
to drill deep wells. The .major
companies do most of drilling for
deep oil, as the cost is so much
greater than developing shallow
areas. The Northern Ordnance
the Negro lightweight, said
terday “$100,000 couldn’t buy
I consider him the gre
Attorney’s AssocintionofTens
"I am interested in prindpls of government-dot political
platforms. Let’s again base genuine rule by the people.’
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PHILADELPHIA, May 25.
The University of Pennsylv-m- --------e--nj.
and Duke university will meet on sections are predicted.
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county the Woodbine
possibly be started-soon on a well
east of Callisburg to develop the
area around well cr "ii
land. . Blocks--have been
recently several miles northeast E
of Gainesville and two or t ree t
wells should be started within a 2
few weeks. Driving is about E
ready to be ta
river .near Lee|
Texas weather, so it’s just one
of those things, costly one as
far as Pankey is concerned.
The wrestling program, carded
here Thursday night tot Fair
park, was rained out, causing a
postponement until next Thurs-
day night. s ;
Juan Humberto, husky. Mexi-
can mat star, was to ha '
Ellis Bashara, clever Oki
heavyweight, in the headline
match of the evening.
Cafe
logus.
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St. Louis 3, Boston 2.
New York at Chicago, post-
rr poned,rain.
Yankee-White Sox night THE STANDINGS i
vas rained out. National League: .
------- st. Louis ——21 9 700
+e Menaoor 1. Pittsburgh ---------15 11 580
p the twenties. His greatest contri-
; ti bution to sports circles in these
” parts is his sponsorship of the
c Texas Golden Gloves tourna-
te meats, which have proved to be
a big success. We’ll read with in-
L • terest his stories of life across the
"sea. Only wish we
S1 there with him—and, thal
o baloney.
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Have Your Home or
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AROUND THE>1
Park, New York, ask—--—,
victories May 84.^-( AP Wireptioto.)
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) of Longview
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a big paih in the
. — . -. Wish, some-
how, we could influence District
fi 5-AA coaches to call offithe sissy
na and dull habit of booting the
47 kickoffs out of bounds. ’
• er grid fans, we crave
8 this play, which could be the
th most thrilling of the gridiron
m sport
Patrolling dhe vas tpaa pf Traqmiqion and - .i 4 .c .. ',
Distibution Lioa which form a ntoottj netwock, your ma. Linemen keep these Lines
in tip-cop conditioo so powe mayfowinabpodapeewheenezandwheaever needed.
TheyarethemeewhooouzintosteemsagdApodsandhnilandeogomsincainservic,
widioptdhoughir of ileepor food dr comfort They are seelhemqe duringwaapdpene...
servig the nation, tuna Tens ed Tees spseding Vice in »vey peudici wij.
L there until warmer
E when he will move out ir i the
Biopen at Fair park. And then, he
b says, he’ll retain his lease on the
ti downtown building, so if it does
Q rain he can merely move his
r wrestlers and crowd downtown.
Which seems a good idea.
L The wrestlers were here last
L night .and were disappointed be-
8 cause’ they didn’t get a chance
p to gouge eyes and flatten noses,
o as well as shoulders. They were
a all primed -to give Gainesville
L fans a good show. Well, they’ll
u get another chance next week,
g regardless of the weather. Inci-
o dentally, a - sizeable crowd was
L turned away last night.
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433 Award, the highest honor to be
441 igiven a civilian employee of the
.333 War department for practical
suggestions to speed the winning
Isn’t Particular (
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 26 ,
(A)—Lou Nova, California heavy-]. Chi.,
weight who is lumbering along American League
the comeback trail, can have his New Yrk
own manager as referee for his SE L- ’
fight with Buddy Scott, Tamp aHlWashington -0
Fla., here June 2. —--Li-
That’s what 7 Scott’s mana
Eddie Sears, Chicago, said toe
and he wasn’t kidding.
Nova’s manager, Frank Pac
si, told Fight Proinoter G. M.t
erly he wouldn’t have any
else in the ring for the bout yr
cept Alex Fidler of Cedar Rapids,
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WESTERN CONFERENCE
Se football coaches have entered into
gentlemen’s agreement to abol-
ish the out-of-bounds kickoff for - _
Z iving the ference who -referees,
We’ve harped on "hecnsce Ridd° if onin
.third.
Pirates Are Blanked
While the Tigers troubles deep-
ened, Al Javery finally broke his
hard-luck string by blanking
Pittsburgh with three sin '
Boston’s 1-0 victory was the
for Javery after six heart-break-
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across Red K
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deeptest is soonit put down east ’
of Overbrook- i After well has t
been completed near Leeper lake
machinery will be moved across
" ' Cooke county
drilled. Drilling 1
«Tliqfream,ursinhkarninftheWas."
These wells h ave been staked ________— —,___.
south and southast of Phillips plenty of money and carry on
production or Pangelmayr land. " ‘ " ” -
Acrogsrin Denton county, North-
ern Ordnance has made location
for two wells. Near Tioga in
Grayson county, a block of i
eral thousand acres has been
sembled for a -lime test. The
Phillips Petroleum Company has
well staked on F"’"- T— ish
ranch near Rosston in sou
Cooke county, ’ ’
th wager a "seegar"
- can beat him. . . . Only four
10 games were
th yesterday, due
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cc guard back in 1923, is visiting his
3 old school. So happens the
11 writer was reared right alongside ,
of the big ‘ Ham.” . . . Buddy
" Scott’s manager evidently likes
his boy’s chances against Lou
in Nova in Tulsa next week Irked
as ref-
Nova’s
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thy,re-
ison and#
Mel Harder lost his bid tor vic-
tory No. 202 the hard way as his TH
own ninth inning error with ths Nat
bases loaded sent the tying run F B
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• meet is to be run off atDal-Hi
D, with a class
,z of the American exF
9 force crew which com;*
iuiq.-ui-d games at
1919 were to hold a 25- annal
reunion today—-aand to celebrate
sther planned to row
ie’Harlem river. Tncy
- Javery allowod but th
bingles. ... 11 tho ju 10:
the A’3 blanked Det.cik, .
Harris likewise tu rninL
Ville each Thursday night, now
that I have both an outdoor and
................... - ndbodarsena tickets to the post-
1 WhenaAmergamne ana ffil
’ " turhed away last night.
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Philadelphia 16 r 15
EDetroit _____1 I® 18 -I—i*i— —•—• -e—— — — ——j—-
y« i Boston ________- 14. 17 .452 Army Ordnance material omfail-
I Cleveland _____4--14 19 .424 road flat cars,
x-Chicago ___----13 17 -^331 "T ~~ ■ —
i I WHERE tEy PLAY TODAY UMLmmumi
I -American League 7 f
New York at Chicago. j
Philadelphia at. Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland. I
Boston at St. Louis. I
National League:
- Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn. I
Pittsburgh at Boston.. I
Chicago at Philadelphia,, j
' Waterproof Airfields I
WILMINGTON, - Del. (UP).—,
Allied landing fields that shed
water and prevented plape,,
grounding mud on the varied I
battlefronts are a gift of Stabinol I
—a new chemical method of
waterproofing-landing. -field and I
high way s in the battle, area.
Stabinol mixed with top-soil is
rain-resisting. Peacetime usesin
preventing muddy streets, and in |
treating unsurfaced roads in rural1
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Duke Will Meet
Penn This Fall .
.Place of Business
Air Conditioned
NOW!
Drop us a card or letter
and a man will call togive
estimate of cost
GAINESYLIE
Plumbing and Heating
a
the idle Yankees, by shading Bos-
ton 3-2. Bob Muricrief scattered
seven ‘safeties for his second tri-
umph, and1 helped the cause by
driving in the first run..Georee
McQuinn homered for St. LoUi#
in the fifth.
Mel Harder lost his bid for ViCH
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ing losses. The only badly-pitched leased
game in the chain came Sunday Bowlir
when Chicago knocked him out:1 --ee4
with seven hjts in two and a
fraction innings. . ;
Pittsburgh Pilot Frankie Frisch
was bounced by Umpire Babe Pi-
nelli after an argument on a
called strike against Pete Cos-
carart in this lone National Lea-
gue game. Cincinnati- at New
York and St. Louis at Brooklyn nereaner, acnJL --e-g--C
night tilts, and Chicago at Phila- bring good matches to Gaines,
delphia, were postponed. oisi —- "Thue da" niht now
Browns Are Climbing 1
The St. Louis Browns strength
ened their hold on second place;
a1 AA.:AA onA artranepd
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SPORTS MEET is
carded for Dallas tonight, if the
act up. South-
track and field
* The Linemen, like Lexington's Mint* Men, of -
1775, are alert, capable and redy..d or night
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Detroit Tigers Have Hard
Time Wihningoh Wfefa
Lose 11 of 12 Played There
By JACK HAND . f
Associated Press Sports Writer . .
Steve O’Neill must be tempted to put the show on the road .For
I keeps today after watching his Detroit Tigers lose their 11th of 12
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m„QilNews
Cooke county is in the midst of
the best oil play for the past 20
year Acreage is being blocked
in most every section of count, .
and considerable wildcatting will
be done this summer. Several
lime pools will more than likely
be uncovered in western section 2
of county between Muenster and j
Rosston, in ---d-- --hi ■
ex-Houston star i is
LYNN, Mass. (PU)— Pious
cials of the Eastern Massachuset
- n i Street Railway company ha
a । reduced bus fares within the city
_ a; limits to five cents on Sundays
-y!up to 1 p. m., as their contribu-
nd i tion to the pray-for-peace move-
" Washington toolt a rig Lt alcirment.
t from Cleveland. 4 to 2. . . . Gia is rs
- didn’t do bad when tey - cq j cd aee
of Ducky d.i-.
L to strut their stuff, headed by
1 Flyin’ Charley parker, sensation-
“ al high school sprint star from
o San Antonio. Listed among the
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 232, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1944, newspaper, May 26, 1944; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1466021/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.