Corsicana Semi-Weekly Light from Corsicana, Texas • Page 12

TWELVE THE CORSTCANA (TEXAS) SEMI-WEEKLY LIGHT, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1948. Local Jaycees, Jaycee-eites Ai Temple Tollies 7 Several members of the Jaycocs and Juycce-ettcs were In Temple on Wednesday evening to witness a production of "The Follies," which was presented at Municipal auditorium under the sponsorship of the Jaycees and Jaycee-ettes of that city. The local organizations are planning to present a "Centennial Follies" in Corslcana on Oct. 20 and 21. with Mrs.

J. Vernon Harwell as chairman, and Virgil Reese as co-chairman. Those who went to Temple were Mrs. J. Vernon Harwell, Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Paschall. Mesdamos J.

C. Roe, Padgct Marr. Wm. Patrick, Jack Love and Otto Smith. Trecinct Convention Republican Precinct convention has been called for 10 a.

m. Saturday, May 1, at 204 South Beaton etrcet, Corsicana, by Joe Vandygriff, precinct chairman. Sun Want Ads Bring Results. Sunday Monday Unfolding, DMBYU.ttNUCK. IN TECHNICOLOR THE BORDER" County Democratic Convention Will Bobby Howard Oil City Softball Be Held Nay Precincts Meet Nay 1 Let Bengal Batters Get Two Singles A total of 105 delegates from the 46 precincts in Navarro county are allowed for the county presidential democratic convention, Tuesday, May 4.

The precinct conventions will be held Saturday, May 1. to select delegates to the county convention, pass resolutions for presentation at the county convention, etc. Thi, county executive committee recently voted that the precinct chairman preside at the precinct convention. Each precinct Is entitled to one vote whether or not an election was held in the general election In November. 19-16, according to action taken by tho county committee recently, and one delegate Is allowed for each 25 votes or major fraction thereof.

The county democratic presidential convention will be opened by Rex Patterson, Frost, county convention executive committee chairman, Mny 4. Following are the precincts, chairmen, number of democratic votes in the gubernatorial election of November, 1916, and the number of delegates to which each precinct Is entitled in the May 4 convention: Wa-d 1, Corslcana, W. F. Morris, 27, 1 delegate; Ward cana. J.

S. Murchlson, 121, Ward J. M. Tullos, 396. 16; Ward L.

F. Flynn, 3'1, 11; 5. R. English, 24. 6.

H. Bell. 48, 7. Blooming S. High.

154. Phillip's Chapel Frank Cartlldge no election, 1. C. Tarklngton, 18. 10.

DuBose, 13, 11. Harris, 10, 12. Cryer E. Walker, 15. 1: 13.

Sands, 15, 14. Roman 18, 15. Daniel, 13, P. Davis. 175, 7.

17. R. Bonner, 24. 18. Zlon's M.

Gladney, 87, 19. V. Harrison, 141, 20. L. McCluncy, 171, 21.

H. Button, 12, 22. W. Collins, 53. 23.

G. Gorman. 3, 24. O. Nokes, 28.

1. 25. Navarro A. Key, 16. 26.

Oak Walker Little, 20, 27. Kent, 50. 2: 28. B. Payne, 25, 29.

Potty's G. H. Blankenshlp, 10, 30. E. Forshaw, 30, 31.

Green, 48, 32. C. Woodruff, 14, 1. 33. Rural Henderson 9, 34.

R. Fluker, 33, 35. Lackey, 52, 36. Goodln, 29, 37. E.

Livingston, 9, 38. L. Weeks, 12, 39. O. Gatlin, 21, 40.

Steele, 17, 1. 41. White's P. Mc- Culston, 61, 42. M.

Watts, 18, 43. Rodney -C. D. Carter, no election, 44. West- By TALMADOE CANANT Sun Sports Staff.

Corsicana Tigers bowed before at Bobby Terrlto Park Tues- the Waxahachie Indians at Bobby day nujht. It was the Ironwork- TenDownsTeague In Exhibition Tilt Oil City's softball team took a 11-5 victory over the Teague Ail- Terrlto Park here Tuesday after' noon, 7-2, In a game that saw the Felines come back and battle on even terms with the visitors after the hectic fourth frame that put the Indians ahead. Hurling fine ball, Bobby Howard struck out 18 Bengal batter.i and held them to two hits. It was his hurling that kept the locals in a scoreless position seven frames. In the last Westbrook, 11, 45.

E. Hull, 14, 46, O. Thomas, 10, 1. Grand Prairie Is Victor Over Local Contingent, 10-3 By TALMADGE CANANT and Corsicana counted two Corsicana's City Cab softbell team runs in the second off Dawson'E dropped a 10-3 decision to the'error, tying the up. After a Grand Prairie Jaycees here Mon-' coreles In WaxahachU came to bat in the fourth.

day night at the official opening Biff Fourth Inning. and dedication of Bobby Terrlto Katz singled and Lovelady jrot Park, new Softball field erected by, via Crook's error. Hodge 'he Corsicanan Softball Association. ot OI vla fielders choice as Jack Stroube, one of the vice- OVf threw Katz out going down presidents of the Association, ded-, th i rd wen 5. Il Bave ers' first game of the season bo- fore the home folks.

A loose first Inning In which Oil City nicked Teague for two hits and capitalized on three errors gave Oil Cfty an eight-run lead. They added three more In their half the sixth. Teague settled down after the first inning, scoring four of their runs In a sixth innng rally. Another exhibition game will be A double and two singles In the unreeled tonight at the local park first frame gave the visitors two I at 8 o'clock, when the Texas Pow- er and flight nine meets the First Methodist church of Hlllsboro. eated the field in a short address ne Bowen then gave two walks of tfuvl-u bllb 111 a fJllUlb dUUlCOa prior to the game, to the young-1 day and Daws tripled to will ninv enter to bring In three runs.

Play here Dawson scored on Saunders' sin- The Monday night dedication did 4nd en tru out How not open league play, but only prac-' ar to rf If tne Box Score. Oil City- Parks, Ib 2 2 K. Gonzalcs, ss 4 1 Simpson, 2h 2 2 Nutt, 3b 3 2 Lennon, If 3 1 1 P. Gonzales, cf 4 1 1 Compton, rf 4 1 Haglcr. 1 1 Roberts, 3 0 Ab Po 1 1 0 0 Burglars Enter Summer Lodge County officers Tuesday were Investigating the burglarizing of the summer lodge at the Rock quarry, Karl McDanlel adjoining Love bridge on Rlchland creek south of Pickett and northwest of Richland.

Entrance was effected by tear- Ing off porch screen door. Household effects valued at $150 were missed. The exact time of the burglary Is not known since the lodge had not been visited by the owner for aome time. The house is located on one of the higher points on the Plsgah Ridge formations In that section of Navarro county. Sheriff David Castles and Deputy R.

E. Jones investigated the matter. Released On Bond Frank Ruiz, charged by complaint before Judge W. H. Johnson Monday with assault with intent to murder, was released on bond of $1,000 Tuesday.

He was arrested by the sheriff's department on Post Oak creek in North Corslcana Monday In connection with the slashing of Mag- gl3 Tlrado Saturday night. The woman Is In the Corslcana Hospital and Clinic suffering six knife wounds about the neck, arms and body. The wounded woman's condition was improved Tuesday afternoon. Sun Want Ads Bring Results- phone vour want ads to 163. local teams In the' fo wnen 14 of town teams.

fattnreA 26 11 Teague McSpadden, ss 4 'fair per- Owens, Ib' 5 0 holding Waxahachie to Hughes, 3b 5 0 ViHo hThm Tgers' won two time the Jaycees had tlon Thelr next diit rlct game counted ten runs, with the a Temple next Tuesday after- bers still scoreless. After the third the locals tighten- 'noon against the Wildcats. FOUR YEARS OF CONTINUOUS GROWTIil During the past four years our Prescription Department has steadily increased. We solicit a continuation of your patronage. We Deliver! IMAMS PHARMACY Corner Beaton and Collin ed up, however, and held the Ab Po ors scoreless for the remainder of Clark, ss 4 0 1 i the game, as wel' as -mshing three G.

Owens, 2 0 0 1 of their own runs across the rub- J. Crook Ib ei: Davis, 2b 2 Charlie Smith went the route for Staggs, 2b 2 locals, fanning 12. The Jaycees Crawford, rf 1 nicked him 8 hits, however, and Bittner, rf 3 he helped tho cause along by walk- L. Crook, 3b 2 ing four and hitting three batters. Poarch, If 2 Hintze of the Jaycees fanned but Wnrfield, If 2 5, gave up six hits and did not is- Harkins, 4 sue a free base.

Bowrn, 3 Practice play will be continued at i the field tonight, when Oil City 30 2 27 plays the Teague All-Stars. Game I time Is 8 o'clock. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 Patton, cf 3 R. Moore, If 3 2b 2 Cadrow, rf 4 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 4 21 33 5 7 18 Srore By Innings. 3 Oil City 800 003 4 Teaqrue 000 104 7 Summary.

Two base hits, P. Gonzales, Hughes; thrc ft base hits, E. Gon- znles, Lennon; bases on balls off Roberts 3, off A. Moore hits off Roberts 7, off A. Moore struck out by Roberts' 1, by A.

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Phone 2820 HHWHC Stollenwerck. 3b 4 1 1 Box Score Dawson, ss 5 2 2 AB RHPO Saunders, cf 5 0 2 E. Watkins, If 4 P. Burnett, cf J. H.

Justice, 2b F. Gray, Ib Christie, Wallace, ss Smith, 3 Madden, 3b 3 Woods, rf 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 Howard, 6 4JH. Stollonwerck, 0 1 Hughes, If 2 0 0 Ib -1 JLU 4. rf 3 1 0 I 2 0 1 18 i 2 2 NEW A-C TRACTOR MOUNTS ENGINE IN REAR, IMPLEMENTS IN FRONT FOR BETTER VISION 0 0 01 8 27 Copps, 2b 4 Young, 4 Potter, If 4 Hutaon, ss 3 McManus, cf 4 Lakcy, rf 4 Hintz, 2 33 3 8 0 0 0 0 2 2 37 7 Score By Innings. Waxahachie 8 2 Corsicana .020 000 2 8 Summary.

a Tw 0 base hits, Dawson; three base hit. Dawson; errors. Dawson, 1 nu Olipnant, Ib nit, vi i urn, JjLoveUdy, Crook, L. Crook 4, bases on balls off How- il rd 2, off Bowen struck out bv 0 0, Howard 18, by Bowen 10; hits off 221 0 Howard 2, off Bowon winning 411 2' pitcher, Howard; losing pitcher, 4117 Bowen; umpires, Gene Tyner and 33.10 6 21 Summary Christie, Wallace, Madden, Cox Oliphant; Home Copps: Bases on Smith 4, off Hintze Struck out Smith 12, Hintz 5. Winning pitcher, Hintze, losing pitcher, Smith.

CARD OF THANKS. The family of Mrs. R. E. Swink wishes to express their deep appreciation for all the expressions of kindness and sympathy shown us durine our recent bereavement.

We shall ever be gratefu) for ths food that was brought and the beautiful floral Mrs. R. E. Swink Family. Sun Want Ads Bring Results- Try a want ad and convert it Into cash.

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