Giants Take Memorial Day Split Behind Mize and Gordon
In Brooklyn, Johnny Mize hit two homers and Sid Gordon added another as the New York Giants defeated the Dodgers 10 to 1 in the second game of a Memorial Day doubleheader. Andy Hansen limited Brooklyn to six hits to snap their four-game win streak, while a morning win by Ralph Branca gave the Dodgers a 4 to 3 victory in the opener. The split left the Giants in undisputed first in the NL, a half game ahead of the Cardinals after both ends of the doubleheader.
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Heller Tosses as Sox Edge Lobos in Tight Opener
Jimmy Heller pitched a tidy game for the Gold Sox as they beat the Lamesa Lobos 5-4 in the opening game of a three game series on the local lot. The Sandies then routed Indians 3-2 to boost hopes in another meet.
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A's Split With Red Sox Stay On Top of Loop
Joe Coleman earned his sixth win as the Philadelphia A's beat the Boston Red Sox 2-1 in the nightcap of a holiday doubleheader to regain the AL lead after a 7-0 opener loss. Mickey Harris balked in the deciding run in the sixth. Hank Majeski scored on the balk after Ferris Fain and Sam Chapman reached base.
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Solunar Tables and Lone Ranger Like Sports Notes
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight lists best hunting and fishing times with major and minor periods across June 1 to June 7 in Central Standard Time. The article also covers Texas high school baseball results from Dallas and Amarillo, highlighting Jim Branam's standout defense and the Sandies’ 3-2 win over Waxahachie with Bybee’s pitching and Branam’s key moments.
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Crues Eyes Major League Records In West Texas Broadcast
In Amarillo a 35 game sample previews Bob Crues of the Gold Sox aiming to break or approach major league batting marks in runs hits and runs batted in. His pace through the first quarter suggests potential league and organized baseball records, with calls for caution on pace and injuries.
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Six Americans advance in British Amateur golf tourney
Louise Suggs leads as six US players reach the third round of the British Women's Amateur Championship at Royal Lytham. Polly Riley and Ann Cosgrove exit after tough matches, while British star Zara Stephens advances with late heroics. Also reports from the West Texas New Mexico League and several baseball leagues across the country.
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Harmonica Wins Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
Harmonica, the four year old filly owned by Arnold Hanger, toppled the favored Stymie and four others to win the Suburban Handicap before a Belmont Park crowd of 63 499. Stymie finished second while Colossal took third as Harmonica paid 28 80 7 30 and 3 20. The race carried a net purse of 39 700 with Harmonica earning 53 410 for the year and Stymie adding to his long list of near misses in major American races.
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Boynton Versus Stratton Slated for Thursday Wrestling Card
Olan Boynton once a referee earns an upset win at Cory Detton's mat tournament and will appear Thursday at the Sports Arena. He faces Walter Stratton from Youngstown in a one fall or 30 minute match, with the quarterfinal winner of Gil Knutson and Eddie Gideonuff awaiting.
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Women Golfers Postpone Meet in Panhandle
The Panhandle Women's Association postpones its June 2 monthly golf tournament to June 9 due to the death of a prominent local woman golfer. The event on June 9 will be at Huber Country Club in Borger.
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New Pitcher Arrives As Gold Sox release two veterans
Amarillo's Gold Sox announce the outright release of Roy Chew and Tom Sellito. Manager Buck Fausett signs Ivan Goldizen, a right handed rookie from Billings Montana, to start tonight against the Lamesa Lobos. Goldizen joins Mark Torres and other pitchers on a eight man staff with Jack Mayfield taking over catching duties temporarily. Chew batted .083 in three games last season after a Big State League year.
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