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PAGE SIX THE WAXAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT Tuesday, Septemb er SPORTS LaMarque Faces Class A Champs Telephone 1660 City subscribers who miss their Daily Lights are asked to telephone 1660 between 6 p. m. and 7 p. m. weekdays and 8 a.

m. to 9:30 a. m. Sundays, and copies will be delivered. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY hree disgruntled and very damp drivers leave their beached motorboats after sudden and gusty north winds forced them to rocks during the annual race around Manhattan Island in New York.

A fourth boat founders off-shore in Hudson River. Twenty-nine craft were upset by storm and only 41 of the original 103 contestants completed the course. Bums Have Chance To Tie For Lead TL Teams Get Set For Playoffs By MILTON RICHMAN It could be up or shut today for the Brooklyn Dodgers, who have been babbling a long time about catching Milwaukee but not doing anything concrete about it. Veteran Sal Maglie, the 39-year- old ex-Giant right-hander, get the chance to pitch the Dodgers into a tie for first place today and if the Brooks can beat Milwaukee ace Bob trick they have failed to do in seven previous tries this year they will own at least a share of the National League lead for the first time since last April 23. While the Braves and Dodgers are at each throat in the first of a two-game series, Cincinnati, in third place three games off the pace, will meet the New York Giants in the first of a two- game set.

Manager Birdie Tebbets of the Redlegs predicted that his club would be back in second place after their games with the Giants and games with Brooklyn. With time growing short Cincinnati has only 17 games remaining the same number as Milwaukee and nominated Larry Jansen, once a mainstay with the Giants, to face rookie Joe Margoneri in game. Following big league lull, in which all teams took a day off, the Cardinals meet the Phillies tonight and the Cubs square off against the Pirates. In the American League, the runaway Yankees, with an 11- game lead, meet the Athletics at Kansas City tonight with Johnny Kucks going against Art Ditmar. Baltimore is at Cleveland while in other AL games the Red Sox meet the White Sox at Chicago and Washington is at Detroit.

Move Here From Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Don Miner, who have been living in Dallas, are now making their home at 810 Ferris. Mrs. Miner is the former Miss Margaret Carter, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Carter. By UNITED PRESS Houston and Dallas, which finished one-two over the full Texas League season, withheld their pitching aces for later games today as they prepared to open the first round playoff series against 1 ulsa and Fort Worth, respectively. Buff manager Harry Walker announced he would send Billy Muffett, who boasted a 14-10 season record, against Ernie Groth (9-16) in the opener at Houston. hat would leave him ace Bob Mabe and his other two front-line hurlers, Tom Hughes I and Ted Wieand, to throw at the Oilers in later games.

At Dallas, manager Red Davis I said he would send Freddie Rodriguez, an early season sensation whose effectiveness dimmed I scmewhat in the late stages of the unsuccessful battle to hold I onto first place, against Fort Dick Hanlon (14-8). Rodriguez has a 12-8 record. After the Cuban right hander, Davis said he planned to use Murray Wall, Tommy Bowers and Bert Thiel in that order. The clubs play the first two games of the best-of-seven series By UNITED PRESS The debut of graduated Class A champion Deer Park highlights an action-packed second week end of play in Texas schoolboy Class AA ranks this weekend. Coach Travis Deers, unbeaten in 3 straight games and touted as a threat despite moving up into the strongerAA division, will open at home against Class AAA LaMarque and observers will be anxious to see if the Deers can hold their own in higher company.

But the Deer Park-La Marque tilt will be only one of a dozen or so top-flight contests among the 126 games on tap involving AA teams Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Big Stamford Game Defending AA champion Stamford, impressive in its initial outing last week, entertains Ballinger, W'hich had been well-regarded as a playoff threat until upset by Brady last week. This game will provide fans a better evaluation of Brady, which will be playing a good Cisco team in its second go- rcund. The weekend also will mark the first appearance of another team boomed as a title threat, Perry, ton. The Panhandle club meets Canadian.

Still another highly regarded team making its first start this week will be pereniallv-powerful Terrell, which plays host to Class AAA Athens. West Texas Games Comanche and McCamev, two West Texas teams that looked impressive last week, will take on Class AA teams, too. Comanche will be at Stephenville and McCamey hosts Lake View. Commerce and De Kalb, two Northeast Texas teams which looked strong last week, tackle a pair of fairly strong Class A in Canton and Linden, respectively. In the Panhandle area, Can von I and Childress host a couple of Class AAA powers, Hereford and Phillips, respectively, while a deep South Texas feature sends Falfurrias to Sinton.

Kruse Is Speaker Af Lions Meetinq Baseball Standings By UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE Team LPet. GB Milwaukee 83 54.606 Brooklyn ........82 55.599 1 Cincinnati 80 57 .5843 St. Louis 6368 .50014 Philadelphia 63 72 .467 19 Pittsburgh 6078 .435 New York 56 80.412 Chicago 5482 .397 i Results No games scheduled. Games at Houston and Dallas, then shift to Tulsa and Fort Worth for three and back to the opening sites for any additional games needed. Team Opens Grid Season Saturday Waxahachie High School game with Garland has been re-scheduled for 10 Saturday morning at Indian Field, Coach Gene Head announced today.

Originally the two elevens were to have played Thursday night but due to a ruling by the Texas In- General Admission Tfckels For Grid Game Now On Sale General admission tickets for the Waxahachie Lancaster football game Friday night at Indian Field are on sale at Curry Brothers and Gilliam Upshaw drug store, Jack Griffith announced today. He added that the general admission tickets to the first grid battle of the 1956 season cost $1. ter-SchoIastic League the game had to be reset. The ruling was that a Class AAA squad couldn't play any football tilts before Friday, Sept. 14.

Coach squad yesterday afternoon scrimmaged the St. squad of Dallas during the workout. He disclosed today that the eleven is still weak in two or three spots with a quarterback being sought and a defensive tackle is wanted. Over at the A team practice session, the Indians worked on defense against Lancaster plays yesterday afternoon as part of the drill. Then the Braves turned to their own attack, trying to polish their plays to perfection for the opening game of the 1956 season Friday night against the Tigers who invade Indian Field.

Coach L. T. Felty lauded Bill McQuatters for his play in the line and adder that James Beauchamp, who had been ill, reported for Monday afternoon's drill. Jerry Creasy, end, Harold Branam, end, and J. C.

Osborn also are now working with the Tribe. Just three more practice days remain before the arrival of the first game which finds the Green and White favored by three touch downs over Lancaster. The Tigers, who tied Duncanville 6-6 last week in the opening tilt for the Class AA school, can prove to be troublesome in case the WHS eleven is too overconfident. TJonialit On DV Tuesday, September 11, 1956 Central Standard Time Student tickets will be on sale at the schools, the WHS athletic business manager said. Students can obtain their ducats for 40 cents by 4 p.m.

in the pre-game sale while the tickets will cost 50 cents at the gate Friday night. Mr. Griffith urged persons who have requested season ducats to pick them up at Curry Brothers between now and Friday. The tickets for the five WHS home games cost $5 and gives the fans rserved seats at the football contests. Some are still available for fans who want the ducats, it was announced.

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Funds invested with us assist some residents of Waxahachie or Ellis County to own or improve their home. Waxahachie Federal Savings Loan 200 West Main Street, Phone 441 (Locally owned and operated) 'S SHUT Of TO UR SAVINGS INSURED Uf 10 6-, 510,000 Distinctive Designs and Colors In Wall-to-Wall Carpeting fnrrmhii oo No Job Large or Too home furnish'inqs Smal1 by Carpet PHONS 500 Specialists 7:00 1 Jane Wyman 7:15 Clint Walker Show 7:30 Wyatt Karp: 1 Kaiser 7:45 Hugh Aluminum 8:00 The Whistler: Hour 8:15 (Coloreast) 8:30 Cavalcade Theater: Big Town 8:45 Gloria Talbot 9:00 Slimmer Originals: Dear Phoebe 9:15 Gene Raymond .9:30 Studio 57: This Is Show 9:45 Business Joe and Mabel Spotlight Playhouse 10:15 Weather, Sports 10:30 Mystery Playhouse 10:45 Ellery Queen 11:00 Hughes: Channel 8 11:15 Are 11:30 Don 11:45 Castle Mdnt. Nightcap; Sign Off Texas News Weather; News Dangerous Assignment Tonight Sign Off The $64,000 Question I Three Lives Phil Silvers Wrestling Four Star Theater The Last Stop The Big Picture News; Vesper HAND POLISHING AND WAXING MUNSEY BASS HUMBLE SERVICE STATION Main and Elm Phone 1400 Mufflers and Tall Pipes Installed Milwaukee at Brooklyn (night) Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia (night) Chicago at Pittsburgh (night) Wednesday's Games Milwaukee at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Team New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas Cits- 88 Pet.

GB 49 .642 76 59 .563 1 76 59 75 61 69 67 59 77 57 79 43 92 .563 11 .551 12 .507 1812 .434 .419 30 12 .319 44 Walter Kruse, agent in beef cattle performance, discussed the i organization and purpose of the 1 Pioneer District Beef Cattle Performance association at the Club meeting at noon today at the Town House cafe. He stated that four counties comprise the Johnson. Kaufman and listed officers and directors from this county. Mr. Kruse revealed that there are 2,350 cows entered in beef cattle performance association with approximately 60 per cent being in Ellis County.

The speaker pointed out that heef cattle is the second leading agriculture enterprise in each county in the association Mr. Kruse outlined each step a beef cattle producer takes in entering a cow in the performance organization. Program chairman u-day was Bert Kelly while Jake Adams introduced the speaker. Carroll Todd Jr presided at the luncheon meeting and Miss Pau'me Davis presented piano music during the meal. Rev Curt Tuil and Conrad Martin led the group sine ing of songs to be in tie- annual Lions Club minstrel be presented Sept 27 daner Memorial Pa was given by Re-.

Howell; Clovis Mitchell, cl of the minstrei cominitte nounced times of rehears the shew. Charles Huff, president Ellis ounty Purebred I association, reminded that the annual livestock sh rr.dtc will be held here oi 20-21-22 He reaucsled th. the family of C. W. Pickle, aie jiuuiu.y gratetui tor Lie LiougiHiu Lie as oi oar anu neiguuors ouiing Lie Qeaui oi Oar nusuand anu tauter.

May LioU Dless eacn oi is Our prayer. Mrs. L. W. PiCKie, ir.

Mrs. S. C. VViii.anis and Gary. Mr.

ana Mrs. J. O. Bearden and family. Lour.

C. W. Pickle Jr. and fam C. E.

Pickle and family. For Rent: 2 room furnished apartment. Private batn, garage. Couple only. 915 E.

Marvin tt For Rent; Nicely furnished downstairs apartment. Private batn Bills paru. Adults only Phone 833 or 122 tic Accepts Only Cash NEWARK, Rosen, a shoe charged with passing 7u when he hi, The Judge stipulated that will be strictly For Rent; Bedrc for light house ktep.ng. Ferris Phone 2450-Vk 51 Effective Sunday, 16, 1956 The fire Wi ill Open aj Show ai i p.m. today last a Card of Thanks wish to express our sincere appreciation or the many gift: donations, words of sympathy and acts of kindness extended us ft lowing the fire which destn our home Forreston.

and Mrs. amer Lea therm an SINGER SEWING MACHINES on trade-ins used i 15 00 up 109 E. M. tf Wanted. coui live with and care for elderly man.

phone 9034-W-l. Bids On Tires For County Rejected Commissioners Court ii Genera! and pncrl AUDIE MURPHY Results No games scheduled. Tuesday's Games Washington at Detroit New York at Kansas City (night) Boston at Chicago (night) Baltimore at Cleveland (night) Games Boston at Chicago New York at Kansas Cita (nieht) Washington at Detro.t Baltimore at Cleveland (night) for ANNE BANCROFT PAT Cl IK 11 CMkAAi i its vert is and Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger of a hanstcd feeling aftt Coottoi) in Bj aim! litt be. Or SAVE MOM may gives cm 4 good drug itort cveryn TONIGHT WEDNE! Bladder 'Weakness' Houston Tl maie. At ail lor hr piovi- ir cut lor CYf.TKX undrr rr liew 1 dr With Gene Barry end Ba-bara Hole TOPS in The Wesficghouse Parade OUTSTANDING in Ice Making, Food Saving Valu Total Capacity 12 cu.

Shelf Area 17.6 sq- H. Frozen Food Ccpcc fy 70 lbs. FULL-WIDTH FREEZER stores 51 pouncs food. or asides to assure fast "eez TRAYS hold 36 cubes eject at the ck ot a die. COLD STORAGE Tl keeps an add tional of frozen foods ano cubes.

TEMPERATURE located at eye level. est" setting gives ous operation for fast ing. BUTTER CHEST IN DOC equipped with dish for handy buffer margarine storage. VEGETABLE HUMIDRAV is full-width and moist cold for 2-3 bus ei vegetables. Westiflghouse Campaip Specials Deluxe I ICE SLICE TRAY Serving Waxahachie for 33 1 ears Phone 1179 BUDGET TERMS 104 W.

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