Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 180, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1958 Page: 2 of 8
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Browns Stiekout Team li Eastern
Division Of The National League !
• By ASSOCIATED PRESS' Licu it should be tven better thi-
.'• u matter whjt rv«t«n: >ou use. yeat than It uts last.
Skle rules. crystal ball: tea Ot the 35 meu tUat Coach Paul
leaves \ou name tT- will take to the po«t on SuihI.iv
i fir browns art* the stiekout almost tuii—to Km* *x«eci—
Uji. in the eastern dniMuii ot the timer first or second year men
ftuiicsal Fuutball Lfamf ttus (all That gi\e the team a terrific
Aay that ian beat them caii nocWita ot youth kich will urtyh
nave the e*-teiu twie htavilv o\ei ilw filial weeks of the
But it won t be easy wisM,
ICAcb Paul biowu. one ot tool-' Brtwu usually ^uts his inont for-
hali Itiea! Liuildei* of empties initial ly wcikels on defence TTut
Jt^ided to rebuild his atfiuii xjuad ihM*s not necessarily mean tin la^-
tuo >ea«> aga. lie did ui>« e*|.*i t est, iuitm -1 or tiukiest It do< s
U; wtoi in the east U t >ea. Mis mean the tottkhest The Brown d«
slue pruir calkd tor a yiobabie fniMve tun- is tall. t«uiih and tin-
victtrj this reason tess One of ike (reat football
iie won a year sooner than he bio. Hinit jtbs of all time was doiu-
• spected Lnless his teair. a moi.le by the Lion t.fieiMive line m the
•ciltrtd a trertwnJou* shock last title ijame last tall The Lion loi -
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The up front men for the Browns
cn defence are Bill Wuiulau and
Paul Wiggin Don (do and Bob
Gain and rigbt in back ot them
are Vinre Costello. Tom Catlin
Walt Michaels and Company.
Ken Kcuiu. Bobby Freeman and
I Don Paul are the key men among
j the deepei defenders
| The offensive unit will have Milt
! Plum, with a year's seasoning un-
der his belt, at quarterback Rikht
in back of him is a knowledgeable
rookie. Jim Ninowshi.
The Browns have mere good run-1
nets than the Australians.
There is big Jim Brown, who
can punish the middle, tear up the
tackles and go like a truck down-,
hilt on sweeps.
There is Lew Carpenter, a slash-
ing first-down carrier
There is big Ed Mcdeielewski, I
who may not break down a brick!
wall but i an dent one.
There are newcomers like Le-
roy Bciden and Bobby Mitchell.'
who can fly fast and fly low
The Brownie ends are Pete Brew-I
stei and Pieston Carpenter, a con-
verted back, plus big Fiank
Clarke, who will fight an entire
secondary toi a pass.
Possibly the most potent touch
down threat un the squad on any! /«<£ ,.. ■«« doccc,
cne play is Ray Kenfro, the Texas i n'"*. ' 5 PRESS)
flash who runs line a quaitei horse. 1 . Pa™* !5 Pl,,sburgh Plra,es P^"
The Browns never lack for bit,',ed °" the surprise of the baseball
lii.emen on the offense guys who I \ second in the
know how to block Mill a live sue J, J«nal League. The Puates tied
the only one ot the originals siUl. placi6 'n ' aru^ Pre"seascn
letl i.« Lou Groia Lnn . ai. ,.la. ;• i r*,eKated them to another low spot
tuil game at tackle, pav his wav iu I ,hl^. feas°n Bur the Buccaneers
the difficult department of blocking I paKl "t,,e ,0 ,he expert prog-
■nd step back to iuck licit! sticituin Tlitv zoomed up the
<oals aud ^ho.t extia i«i>.b w. - | 'af,dl!i^s ,htf last couple of months
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play on both ufiense and defense, cthei two. has been helpful.
All in all. the Browns appear to | Murtagh also gambled on the .
have a si.oenor lineup so far as | heme run king ot several minor , ai " If*
personnel is concerned. The best leagues. Dick Stuait. Ihis co<ky N6C|r06! Ill 36fl6S
proof ot that is their rejects. They | ycungster v as called up at mid-!
have cut icose a halt dczeu guys season and installed as the I irates' COFtPl'S CHRIST 1 .T -The Dixie
recently who weie regulars the regular first baseman. It paid olt. , Series was saved last night by a
I Iu black and white, in cold sta- 1 man willing tc compromise with
I tistics, it's impossible to figure! a segregation law.
I Murtach's worth to the Pirates j Corpus Christi bea' Austin 5 to 4
Let s just say he's been a good . to win the Texas League playoff
Pirates Pulled
Surprise Of *57
In Baseball
| man tc have mound.
c
needed.
Mike McCoimlck
and made the Milwaukee Braves
and insure that the Dixie Sciics
could continue unbroken.
E. J. Humphries, long-lime owner
of baseball clubs, said he Mould
'play the Dixie S«*ries by leaving
! Negro players cn his team at home
| when there are sanies at Birmin^
I ham. where th. ie is a city ord
inance banning interracial sports,
j Humphries had offered to sub-
(By ASSOCIATED PRESS) wh',et P1^"5 torThis ,,hree I
Southern Methodist, which meets b"' .F*0'8,? Trau,man
number one Ohio State at Colum-! f f °f, *; M">°' League
bus Saturday, wound up contact ; i.ulidt,^e1could "ot do ^ Therefore.
work yesterday. Coach Bill Meek sa,ld «eU ,we 11 Play
1 em with our lb white players.
Southwest Teams
Are Ready To Go
says he is pleased with both the
drill and the .condition of the SMU
stand Except tor halfback Frank
Smith, who has an injured ankle,
the Mustangs will be at full
strength.
Texas Christian also meets a
ROEBUCK ANDCQ
Trade-In
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K'O CASH DOWN
YOU* TRACe IN *LlO*«N(.t
MARtS irtE COWN PAtMiNI
is a hefty wt
I Ko to the final week before clinch-f P® 'er house Saturday, Iowa. Coach j
: ing ihe pennant. (Abe Martin says he has worked
Standings
National League
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HOURS S to S
1 vorites. At the present accounting
[they hold a season's series edge on
t every other club in the league ex-
; cept Milwaukee. They have split
I even in 22 games with the cham- 1
pioiij
Ho-r much cf a role Murtagh
! played in the improvement of his
j club is. naturally, a question. But
! the change came about with prac-
: tically the same personnel that
j foimed last year's Pittsburgh
I team, which Danny inherited fijim
Bobby Bragan late in the season.
There was no gieat changeover in
' plavers
' Consequently, it seems safe to
say that the pleasant-laced Irish
pou«
Speaking
Spikes said. "We should be able
to slow down their wide stuff with
The defending Southwest Confer-j J^icago
ence champion. Rice, reports its '
best physical condition of the seas
r.n in preparation for Stanford. The
Owls concentiated cn pass del
and punt returns yesterday.
Boyd said. "We're leal pleas-
The Bears meet Hurdin-Sim
ed.''
mon
Texas leaves today for New Or-
leans for a Friday niijlit game with:
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! ■ Pittsburgh
84
67
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| j San Francisco
78
73
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' Cincinnati
75
76
.497
15
j St. Louis
71
80
470
19
| Chicago
70
81
.464
20
' j Los Anaeles
70
81
.464 20
' I Philadelphia
66
85
.437
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American
League
,: New York
90
61
.596
Chicago
80
70
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! Boston
75
75
500
14*2
. f'leveland
75
75
500
14l2
| Detroit
75
7r.
.500
14*2
Baltimore
73
77
.487
16'a
Kansas City
72
79
.477
18
| Washington
t,l
89
.407
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man contributed more than a little I Tu'ane. In a light practice ve.ster- iMOOrfi. AhIWMMP
to the Bucs' success. ■ 'lay. the Longhorns stressed pass!
I Tangibly. Murtaugh helped his, ^''fense. |A UaaI ToVllfltl4
pitching staff bv looking over the! Arkansas drilled on fundamentals1 ^ ■waaa^^aa
rookie candidates at spring camp i a,1<' i,s kicking game in getting set LOS ANCJELES^-Featherweight j
1 and selecting three-George Witt,! for Saturday's match with Tulsa. challengers Davey Moure of Spring-1
Curt Kaydon and Ron Blackburn'! Texas A&M went through another field, Ohio, and Mexico's Kid An-;|
I Witt and Haydcn turned cut to he i hard scrimmage in preparing for ahuac meet in a 10 round fight to-:
excellent choices and Blackburn, 'he University cf Houston. Com- i night, with the winner promised,
'while not as impressive as the i pcnt ?d Coach Jim Myers. "We've a title match with the world ruler j
I had a lot of trouble stopping Hous- ° ftht' 12U-pounders, Hogan iKid
Hear
Robert D. Bankes
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j Bassey.
I It is a rematch of an encounter
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kicked up such a storm that troops |
had to quell a small revolution in.
| tile vast hull ling.
CHICAGO 'f — Jess Bowdrv of!
St. Louis, seventh ranking light1
heavyweight, waa so emotionally [
upset after losing to Sonny Ray
in Chicago Stadium last night he
had to be hospitalized.
The 20-year-old fighter, stopped
at 1 22 of the 9th round by the 3-11
underdog Ray. v.as Incoherent af-
terwards in his diessing room. !
which was barred to newsmen
His rantings could be heard
through the closed door and I)i
Irving Slot! chief examining physi-
cian of the Illinois Athletic Corn-!
mission, worked over him for more i
thrn 20 minutes.
Later he was taken to Columbus
hospital.
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Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 180, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1958, newspaper, September 25, 1958; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth135914/m1/2/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.