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I 4- 4 gir-Nep 1111 APO 4o- 4 0-4 0-- 4---10-0- ---111 Nov i- 3'e' A 3'' "'''''Ot i''' 4' 4' -Iii'' g''' -iiii'' 4'A 4 -4 1 4- A i tai vf I -4 L- 4 few -Te---- -4- dp 14 0 0 -tr--Aoke -111 t00 -op Wed Eve July 6 1949 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM PAGE 17 GaWored Malvden 2g2U01 Lead Charles Cards 'Title' Defense City Lake Stdckede Lamb Show Tonight DIDIMIS GAIII 2 Red SO( Rookies Clip Yanks 4-2 Pro Amateur Teams Evenly Matched Singles Tomorrow BY GEORGE KELLAM iltar-Teletram Boort Writer Raymond Gafford of Ridglea and Jack Harden of El Paso were two up on amateurs Earl Stewart Jr of Longview and Reynolds Smith of Dallas after 18 holes Wednesday in the featured doubles match of Texas Cup play at River Crest rT77i7747-1 4 G------------LE7 BILL VAN FLEET jr----- Sttle-Telograira Simell THE BEST and just about the only way to obtain tickets for the Southwest's two hardest-to-see football games next fall is to buy season tickets For instance if you want to watch SM11 and Notre Dame in early December you had better bt aunyc ea ee aalslonsevtiecnkeetf fthore Sits2t0eegesntihtliemnge agdnuame-ts- (Wake Forest Missouri Rice Kentucky Texas Arkansas and Notre Dame) The season tickets will go on sale Aug 1 LES JORDAN SN1U 3 business manager says The other certain "IP sellout will be at Texas Thanksgiving I I i Day between the Aggies and Texas At Aggjet land there will be but a few tickets for public sale after student bodies of both schools have 1 rnta been accommodated The season tickets available now for $1440 plus 25 cents mailing charge will be good for home games against e4 I Villanova Baylor SMU and of course the Texas game RICKARD Nurr North Texas State's high WILBKIUNDSON scorer who will play with the New York grid Giants this fall is here working out with DEWITT COULTER getting ready for start of training Aug 4 MORRIS WILLIAMS JR defeated finalist in the NCAA golf tournament is LAWRENCE PETERSON'S nephew The Longhorn linksman is playing in the Texas Cup matches BUD WILKINSON Oklahoma's grid coach made these two statements last week: (1) Texas will be the Sooners' toughest opponent next fall and (2) he still doesn't know who will be man-under for his split-T attack b' charue will be good for home games against Villanova Baylor SMU and of course the Texas game BuD RICHARD Nurr North TeXas State's high WILKINSON scorer who will play with the New York grid Giants this fall is here working out with DEWITT COULTER getting ready for start of training Aug at MORRIS WILLIAMS JR defeated finalist in the NCAA golf tournament is LAWRENCE PETERSON'S nephew The Long- horn linksman is playing in the Texas Cup matches BUD WILKINSON Oklahoma's grid coach made these two statements last week: (1) Texas will be the Sooners' toughest opponent next fall and (2) he still doesn't know who will be man-under for his split-T attack et'7A BY UPSHUR VINCENT Of the Stem-Telegram staff There is promise of better fish- water for livestock but it costs i li ng in Oakland Park Lake on the the owner not a cent to stock east side of Fort Worth in fu- them with fish and they then furture months Last Friday that nish lots of food" lake was stocked again with baby fish from the federal hatchery at WATER WAS coming through Lake Worth Superintendent from Eagle Mountain prior to Morrison of the hatchery Tuesday morning and fishing in placed ample supplies of finger- the Trinity River behveen the lings in the lake to stock the two lakes was better for the pre-limited water supply Included ceding two weeks than ever be-were 7500 bream 750 black bass fore according to reports to the and 200 channel catfish Accord- column Lots of white bass a ing to Harry Adams city park good many drum and fair Mtn-superintendent fishing has been bers of channel cat were being fairly good at Oakland in recgmt taken all the way from Johnny months with most fishermen get- Vance's camp to the dam Typting enough for one meal if not ical of the catches made on Mon-their limit day were: A total of 55 white bass taken by A Lindsey Joe Sheffield and Sheffield: white bass and one 4-pound 39 drum taken by A Ingram and Satterfield: and 26 sand bass taken by Allen Armstrong Douglas Meek and Wesley Kelley These last named fishermen used Art Sandy Spoons to catch their fish while the other fisherppotiAri men took theirs on shad NEW YORIC July 6 The Boston Red Sox were out of Manager Joe McCarthy's doghouse Wednesday after an eight-game losing streak that all but gave Marse Joe apoplexy and ruined the team's chances for the American League pennant It took two rookies southpaw Maurice McDermott and Outfielder Tom O'Brien to turn the trick Tuesday night against the Yankees their most persistent tormentors The 20-year-old McDermott held New York to four hits in gaining his third victory as against one defeat O'Brien's homer his first of the year cracked a 2-2 tie in the seventh Boston's Dom Di Maggio added another homer in the eighth for insurance and also probably saved the game with a sensational catch that robbed Scooter Rizzuto of at least a triple nor keeesi their most ostepaerr43silsd cDtenttoer r- mott held New York to four hits in gaining his third victory as against one defeat O'Brien's homer his first of the year cracked a 2 th -2 tie in seventh Boston's Dom Di Maggio added another homer in the eighth for insurance and also probably saved the game with a sensational catch that robbed Scooter Rizzuto of at least a triple NEW YORK July 6 Ertard Charles can't carry Joe Louis' gloves but he's beating the brown bomber's track record for a first title defense The lean young Negro from Cincinnati who won the NBA share of Louis' vacated heavyweight championship at Chicago June 23 has agreed to defend his crown Aug 14 against Gus Lesnevich the former world light heavyweight king New York's Yankee Stadium will be the site of the 15-round bout to be held only 49 days after Charles won the crown by out-pointing old Jersey Joe Walcott Eddie Eagan chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission which insists on a "tournament" to determine the heavyweight champion said he would not recognize it as a title fight Thus Charles will be making the first defense of his NBA crown in a non-NBA state that doesn't recognize his right to the throne There are other complications too The British will tab the winner of the Lee Savo ldBruce Woodcock fight Sept 6 as their world champ Who knows? Maybe the Swedes will crown the 01 le Tandberg-Walcott winner as the champ Also a protest was raised in Cincinnati where Promoter Sam Becker said Lesnevich had signed for a return bout with Joey Maxim Sept 19 The contract Becker said specifically prohibits Lesnevich from engaging even in exhibition bouts before the fight with Maxim who beat Gus May 23 in a scrap billed as for the "American light heavyweight MORRISON RECALLS that this Lake Worth fish hatchery broke all records last sear for the number of fish produced and placed in Nstreams lakes and ponds of this 11-county area which is supplied from Fort Morrison is sure 1949 will see last year's record exceeded Over half a million black bass have been put into the public waters of this district this year while about 200000 blue gill bream have been in private ponds Only a few channel cats have been produced this year with 50000 of the fry and 5000 fingerlings already placed and 30000 in the hatchery's ponds that will be ready for stocking this fall MORRISON RECALLS that this Lake Worth fish hatchery broke all records last sear for the number of fish produced and placed in Nstreams lakes and ponds of this 11-county area which is supplied from Fort Morrison is sure 1949 will see last year's record ex Ax-or hmlf ynillinn hl seir 44 477): I Th lead of the pace-setting Yankees over the idle Philadei- phia Athletics was cut to four games The third place Cleveland In dians who were pre season pen: nant favorites along with the Red Sox also closed in on the Yan- kees by walloping Detroit again 8-1 2- The unpredictable St Louis Browns who still are potentially dangerous although they have the worst record in either major league scored six runs in the ro -Tt-'1-1: seventh inning and defeated the Chicago White Sox 9 -5 TODAY'S BASEBALL CALENDAR TEXAS Won Lost Pet OB Fort Worth 53 31 631 Dallas 48 37 565 51i Shreveport 45 39 538 8 Tulsa 43 39 524 9 San Antonio 41 43 488 12 Oklahoma City 40 43 482 1214 Beaumont 33 51 393 20 Houston 32 52 381 21 NATIONAL LEAGUE SIG STATE LE Texarkana 52 Wichita Falls 52 VX Austin 51 8 Waco 41 9 Sherman-Denlson 2 Gainesville 35 214 Greenville 34 0 Temple 28 LP 4417E 31 627 32 524 32 614 39 513 9 46 445 15 48 422 17 50 405 WA 3 3 3 3 3 P14- 1 i 4 -i'''t 1 '''-4i -'I 'Afr ipt4t 0::: -k-- I I- 1-400r4 P'1-PlIrt- 1 sr -f)z4' 11'iY 2' 4k 4 tior 4 Ak 4 e- 't? tz 2 :1 fiv 4 Mfr '''46t4- 4 1 The lead of the pace-setting 449 7' :2 Yankees over the idle Philadei- i' plua Athletics was cut to four games third-place Cleveland In- TODAY 1S BASEBALL CALENDAR i The dians who were pre-season pen- nant favorites along with the Red TEXAS tEAGUE- Sox also closed in on the Yan- Fort kees by walloping 1 Dallas 48 37 565 51a 5- 1 32 614 again 8-1 Tulsa AN41111 Shreveport Wort Lost Pct OB Texar IG STATE 4 53 31 631 Wichita Falls 53 32 624 45 39 536 a Waco 41 Si 513 11i 43 39 524 9 Sherman-Denison 37 46 448 15 z' The unpreictable St Louis 4 CiatneSVIII Oklahoma 1 43 488 12 40 43 482 121a Green illee 35 48 422 17 3- 4 50 405 18 Browns who still are potentially Deoltrort 33 51 393 20 Temple 28 63 346 23 32 52 381 21 dangerous although they have NATIONAL LEAGUE f43 the worst record in either major 'paw's c-tex70 league scored six runs in the ii 1 seventh inning and defeated the p1 Chicago White Sox 9-5 WEDNESDAY NIGHT at Will Rogers Auditorium the first of a series of three shows of North American wildlife will be given by Jack Lamb far and away the best known of all Fort Worth fishermen This first show will be devoted to Alaska's big game and grimly bears moose caribou and mountain sheep will be seen in their native wilds There also will be reels showing the best trout fishing to be found anywhere in the world today and other pictures of grouse shooting that will open the tyes of local hunters The Thursday night show will largely be Texas shooting goose and duck hunting bass fishing in the Llano River and all the thrills of a real Wild West rodeo Old Mexico scenes will fill the program Friday night All pictures are in color The two professionals bit a hot streak midway of the morning round that included five birdies a par and an eagle on seven consecutive holes The eagle came on the par five No 9 At the end of 18 the pros were eight under with a best ball of 62 and the amateurs compiled a 63 The two squads were evenly matched as they started play Wednesday Only four times in the 16-yearold history of the tournament have the amateurs won the crown To get a favorite Tuesday you had to toss a coin The pros were favored in some quarters the amateurs in others Some heavy backing joined the amateur followers Tuesday when Crannell and Gene Towry a pair of potent swingers from North Texas State College at Denton were called to the simon pures They made the team as alternates for Houston's Dick McCreary and Dallas' Dick Martin who were unable to attend The pros meanwhile lost two of their aces when Byron Nelson of Roanoke and Ray Hill former Shreveporter announced they could not compete They were replaced with alternates Gene Mitchell of Plainview and Don Murphy of Texarkana Raymond Gafford of Fort Worth Ridglea will lead the pros and Earl Stewart Longview captains the amateurs A dinner for the contestants Is scheduled at 7:30 Wednesday at River Crest Following Wednesday's 38 holes of doubles matches will be 36-hole singles duels Thursday: Wednesday's doubles pairings: 900 I m--Earl Stewart Longview land Reynolds Smith Dallas va Raymond Gafford Fort Worth and Jack Harden El Paso 005 a Maxwell Odessa and If ireigrill Pam) 9:10 I Cherry Odelaa an4 Oen owry Denton vg Warren Smith San Antonio and Tod Menefee San Antonio 9:15 a Munster paling and ref looking Austin vg Prank Champ Lake Charles La and Elroy Marti Bouaton 920 a Williams Jr Austin and Sob Watson Wichita rah! vs A Stackhouse Raymondville and Broard Mime Dallas 9:25 a Crannell Denton and Royal Hogan Port Worth vs Gene Plainview and Don Murphy Texarkana Thursday's singles pairings: no a m--slawart vs Gafford ns a Smith vs Klein 10 a ni---Oherry vs Harden 9 15 a vs Smith 9 20 a vs Harden 9 25 a Williams vs Menefee 9 20 a m--Conrad vs Champ 3s a vs Marti 40 a a Starkhouse 9 4i a m--Crannell vs Mims SO a vs Mitchell 9 fib a vs Murphy 1 I i I I MORRISON WOULD not hazard a guess as to the number of farm and ranch ponds that have been stocked by the federal hatchery He thinks there may be more than 20000 of these in Texas with most of them furnishing fair fishing "Some ranches have six or eight well-stocked fishing ponds and at least one ranch of which we know has 12 fine fishing holes" Morrison said "Primarily these little lakes are to furnish Two Iowans Honored CHICAGO July 6 University of Iowa football stars have been named to the collegiate squad which meets the Philadelphia Eagles in the annual all-star football game in Soldier Field Aug 12 They are Tackle Bill Kay and Passer Al Dimarco I Brooklyn's lead in the National League scramble was trimmed to one game when the Phil lies knocked Joe Hatten out of the box and scored six runs in the first inning and went on to trounce the Dodgers 7-2 The second-place St Louis Cardinals closed in on the Dodgers by nosing out the Chicago Cubs in 10 innings 2-1 Other teams were not scheduled 1 Brooklyn's lead in the National League scramble was trimmed to one game when the Phillies knnekpd Jno Unttpn mit a thp --Star-Telegram Mgt Photo HOT Maxwell Odessan fresh from victory in Abilene tournament is one of the amateur team members competing in Texas Cup Matches now in progress at River Crest Country Club TUESDAY'S RESULTS TEXAS LEAGUE 1 Fort Worth 9 Tulsa 7 414 Dallas 9 Oklahoma City 6 5 San Antonio 1 Beaumont 2 Vi Houston 0 Shreveport 2 12 NATIONAL LEAGUE 131i St Louis 2 Chicago I 410 ins) 16I-2 Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 2 Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 4 New York 2 Cleveland 8 Detroit 1 Chicago 5 St Louis 9 91i Only games scheduled 11 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 14i Baltimore Syracuse 8 latta Newark 14 Jersey City 241a Montreal 4 Toronto 2 413 ingSh only games scheduled SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Memphis 12 Nashville 10 7t I Only game scheduled ii1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 1-4 Kansas City 3-6 812 1La Minneapolis 4 St Paul 16 222 Only games scheduled LONGHORN LEAGUE 23 Ballinger 3 Vernon 3 Roswell 6 Sweetwater 1 Odessa 9 Midland 0 Ifni i Big' Snring San Angelo 7 (13 Inas) 51i WEST TEXAS-NEW MEXICO LEAGUE 814 Clovis 4 7 Amarillo 4 Pampa 140' 2 Borger 10 Abilene 2 15 Albuquornue 4 Lubbock 5 BIG STATE LEAGUE Sherman-Denison Texarkana 4 Wichita FELIIS 1 Gainesville 6 Austin 1 Temple 8 2 Waco 3 Greenville 1 7 EAST TEXAS LEAGUE 'Pfg Lonview 2-9 Marshall 4-4 9 Ilenderson 3 Kilgore 4 11li Gladewater 5 Paris 3 19 Bryan rgier 20 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE No games scheduled WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULES TUESDAY'S RESULTS TEXAS LEAGUE 1 Fort Worth 9 Tulsa 7 2 4112 Dallas 9 Oklahoma City a 5 San Antonio 1 Beaumont 7'i Houston 0 Shreveport 2 12 NATIONAL LEAGUE 131i St Louis 2 Chicago 1 410 lags) 1612 Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 2 Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE 4 rt Aril 6 Chicago 5 St Louis 9 401102cAwrx Brooklyn 44 29 603 St Louis 43 30 569 Philadelphia 41 35 539 Boston 40 35 533 New York 38 38 500 Pittsburgh 31 40 437 Cincinnati 29 41 414 Chicago 28 48 378 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 48 28 649 Philadelphia 44 30 595 Cleveland 41 31 589 Detroit 39 36 520 Boston 38 38 300 Washington 32 39 451 Chicago 30 45 400 St Louis 23 50 315 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 48 25 658 Montreal 45 31 592 Jersey City 43 35 551 Rochester 36 538 Toronto 45 39 538 Syracuse 32 44 421 Baltimore 25 47 347 Newark 28 49 347 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St Paul 49 31 613 Indianapolis 48 32 600 Milwaukee 42 35 545 Minneapolis 40 39 506 Columbus 39 41 488 Kansas City 35 46 432 Louisville 34 48 425 Toledo 31 48 392 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Nashville 4e- 30 620 Birmingham 48 31 597 Atlanta 40 35 533 Mobile 40 38 526 New Orleans 40 39 508 Little Rock 38 40 474 Chattanooga 31 50 383 Memphis 27 48 380 EAST TEXAS LEAGUE Longview 47 30 610 Marshall 43 32 573 Oladewater 43 33 5811 Kilgore 43 34 558 Paris 42 34 553 Bryan 30 47 390 Tyler 30 47 390 Henderson 28 49 364 LONGHORN LEAGUE Big Spring 50 39 725 33 566 34 558 34 553 47 390 47 390 49 364 LEAGVE 19 725 Brooklyn 44 29 so3 St LOUIS 43 30 589 pzPhtxtlatrok irphis 41 3S 539 40 35 533 38 38 500 Pittsburgh 31 40 437 Cincinnati 29 41 414 Chicago 28 46 378 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 48 26 649 ad Philelphia' 44 30 595 41 -59 t5 Alko '57i111! 4shsvis r- Engineers Try Springtown 191 tlk 0-- tt ilis7: 0111112 7 At 1 sy 05 it 000 irp CCWGA Members Plan Picnic at Colonial There will be no matches next week for the Country Club Wornen's Golf Association Instead a picnic at Colonial is planned July 19 In Tuesday's program Mrs Bowles won low net and Mrs Frank Brown had fewest putts in 18-hole play In the nine-hole flight Mrs Brown won net and Mrs Clyde Burns had fewest putts Join the sports parade with equipment that offers new thrills and exciting adventure even to novice water enthusiasts Try them on local lakes or take them to the coast you'll find a new thrill in riding the waves thuslasts SW thrills I you'll i 31i 4 41i 17 17 19 31 557 111i 33 529 131i 35 493 16 35 493 IS 39 451 19 38 433 20 44 343 26 i MP Ok fw4ts tAN -s' n17 4 dooe 1 '11 416 gem 0 ''11 ote e7--- 411P --1 1 fr nr IA0'' 15- -4 4 1E le iTo 4 st et ilet- lt --1 1-- zv si-34 0 fe tAP: oe Enjoy The Thrill That Only Water Skis Can Give You Iniy 0 TEXAS LEAGUE Port Worth at Tulsa Erskine 410-21 or Landrum 410-81 VI Boresh (6-21: San Antonio at Beaumont Gerheauser 49-6) vs Melignano 44-6 Houston at Shreveport (Rupert 41-51 or Creel (7-5) vs Kraus (5-3) or Baczewski 44 1) Dallas at Oklahoma City Lanfranconi (3-0) vs Dorsett (2-1) AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Philadelphia (night) Byrne (6-4) vs Coleman (7-7) Boston at Washington (night) Kinder (7-4) or Stobba (2-2) vs Hudson (5-7) Cleveland at Chicago (night) Benton (3-2) vs Kuzava (4-1) Detroit at St Louis (night) Trucks (10-5) vs Drews (3-6) NATIONAL at Boston (n(ght) Branca (10-2) vs Bickford (10-4) Philadelphia at New York (night) Borowy (7-5) vs Koslo (4-2) Et Louis atpittsburgh (night) Munger (6-3) vs Cheenes (4-3) Chicago at Cincinnati Dulfiel (3-5) vs Raffensberger (8-6) Vernon 39 Midland 37 Roswell 34 San Angelo 34 Sweetwater 32 Odessa 29 Ballinger 23 WEST TEXAS-NEW Lubbock 46 Albuquerque 44 Abilene 42 Lamesa 38 Borger 34 Amarillo 34 Pampa 13 Clovis 27 Macks Option Pitcher PHILADELPHIA July 6 (IP) The Philadelphia Athletics Wednesday announced the optioning of Pitcher Bill McCahan to the Buffalo Bisons of the International League MEX1C0 LEAGUE 29 613 29 603 1 35 545 5 39 494 38 412 94 39 466 11 42 440 13 43 365 11116 Pir 41Ie 00 "dr: tr 612" wide by 70" long regulation size hardwood water skis with sturdy adjustable thick rubber foot harness easy to release feet in case of a spill Curved upward at oto toe with just enough upturn to make --c them plane perfectly NR 3995 $1 DOWN 11 WEEK A-re 4" acik ea 4110' zi-i- zr 4-k 0 0 Houston Buffs Obtain Novikoff From Newark HOUSTON July 6 VP) The Houston Buffs have purchased Outfielder Lou Novikoff former hard-hitting Texas League out fielder Allen Russell Buff president said Novikoff will come here in a straight cash transaction with Newark of the International League Novikoff who formerly played with Tulsa has been in 42 games with Newark this year and has hit 15 home runs SHOP IN COOL PURE REFRIGERATED COMFORT AT LEONARD'S The City Engineers will make a serious bid to halt the front-running undefeated Springtown nine In the first of two Industrial League games at 6:30 at Rockwood Wednesday City Independents will be seeking their first victory in the last half when they engage White Settlement at 8:50 in the aftermath Springtown with five consecutive second-half victories behind them can take a substantial hold on first place by turning back the challenging Engineers At present the Engineers are riding one and one-half games behind the leader In their last engagement Springtown had to choke off a late rally by the Engineers to squeeze by 5-4 Weldon Hinkle winner of that game is due to get the call again Wednesday night with either Wilson or Fry hurling for the Engineers Worth Clothiers and Doc Gray's remained deadlocked for the Ma- jor City League top position al- though both tems had close calls Tuesday night The Clothiers had to rush across four runs in the seventh inning to nip the victoryless Carswell Air Base 6-5 and Doc Gray's had to go nine innings to nudge Texas Motors 3-2 TEXAS MOTORS DOC DRAT abr ca abrhoa Sanders' 3 0 0 1 0 Owens 4 1 0 4 1 Hoffmn2 5 0 1 3 1 Dutly2 5 0 2 3 2 Weorge1 4 0 1 2 0 Hukillcf 3 1 2 0 0 Carrico3 4 0 1 1 1 Soddr 2 0 1 0 0 ingle0 5 1 1 1 0 aintr1 3 0 0 4 0 WPeackc 1 0 0 0 Hardin1 4 0 1 7 0 Btsgers1 3 0 3 1 1 Oray3 4 0 3 3 2 Mentonr 2 0 0 3 0 FtPeacke 0 0 5 Andrwcf 3 1 0 Starnesp 1 0 0 0 0 Laryr 3 1 1 1 0 Princeto 1 0 1 0 0 Horton1 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 2 105 5 Totttls 33 3 10 27 7 TAxas Motors 000 100 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