Lamesa Lobos outscore Amarillo in series opener
Ted Wyberance and Jack Venable pitched well as Lamesa beat Amarillo 10 to 6 in the series opener. Vic Garcia hit a key homer and Vin Venable struggled late, while Clyde Perry was expected to rejoin the Gold Sox lineup for tonight's game.
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Harry Gilstrap
Daily News Sports
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Lamesa
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Amarillo
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Gold Sox
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Venable
Joe Allen
Vic Garcia
Bill Walker
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Don Stokes
Big Joe Fortin
Garcia
Crawford Howard
Pat Lorenzo
Lobo
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Dave Fox
Stan Malinowski
Les Mulcahy
Fortine
Malinowski
Gold Sox Add Lefty Pitcher Waters With Echoes of 1950s
Amarillo adds 25-year-old left hander Howard Waters from the St. Louis Browns after he refused to report. Waters, a veteran with Marshall and Dayton roots, arrives from Redlands with a 1.87 ERA in 144 innings last season and a .318 bat for Marshall in Class D. Also pursuing Kenneth Funk who may report. box seats remain at Gold Sox Field for $75.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Pete Knapp
G-Sox
Waters
St. Louis Browns
Gold Sox
Redlands
Cal
Dayton
Knapp
Kenneth Funk
Funk
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Sox
Plainville
Ohio
Borger Tops Abilene Twice in West Texas League
Borrego wins both ends of a doubleheader over Abilene Blue Sox 12 to 3 and 4 to 1. Niccholas takes loss in game one. Sullivan and Bowland contribute defensive plays and errors before Borger pulls away with timely hitting led by Borrego and Miller.
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Hack Miller
Miller
Berger
Borrego
Abilene
Art Bowland
Ed Brawley
Borger
Niccholas
Santa
Sullivan
Bowland
Perez
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Baxter Medalist In Sooner Golf
Rex Baxter Jr of Amarillo fired five under par 68 to win medalist honors at the Oklahoma City Junior Golf tournament held at the South Lincoln course. John Farquhar, also of Amarillo, shot 72 to reach the championship flight. Buster Carter of Pampa added a 78.
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Oklahoma City
Rex Baxter, Jr
Amarillo
South Lincoln
John Farquhar
Buster Carter
Pampa
Ronnie Mullins
Baxter
J. Reeves
Farquhar
B. Fiscus
Carter
Bill Oliver
Odessa
Mullins
Jerry Greenhaw
Probable pitchers listed for major league games
June 2 report lists probables for tonight's games in the American and National Leagues. Garcia, McDermott, Pierce, Raseni, Truks, Kellner, Cain, Harristo, and Otterfield are among the pitchers noted with current win losses. Branca, Friend, Hearn or Janser, Hatten, Wilson, Blackwell cited for NL matchups.
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Boston
Garcia
Ve McDermott
Cheago
New York
Pierce
Raseni
Detrei
Philadelphia
Trucks
Ve Kellner
St. Louis
Washington
Cain
Harristo
Otterfield
Standings and results from regional baseball and league play
West Texas New Mexico League standings show Clovis and Albuquerque tied for lead with 20 wins. Monsoon weather affected Lamesa at Albuquerque and Clovis at Pampa. scheduled games include Lamesa at Amarillo and Pampa at Clovis with Lubbock at Albuquerque. Major league box scores list Boston, Chicago, New York records and notable results down to 10 inning Philadelphia St. Louis game. Texas League and Big State League results accompanied by Monday outcomes and upcoming matchups across Beaumont, Fort Worth, Dallas and Oklahoma City.
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Pampa
Albuquerque
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St. Louis
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Stout Strikesout Record, Wolves Edge Sandies in Nonsensical Tilt
In Austin on June 2, Doyle Stout of Crozier Tech Dallas pitched 21 strikeouts, tying a 1950 mark but unlike the Denison game needed 9 innings to beat Amarillo Sandies 6-5 in the Texas High School Baseball tournament first round. Stout’s feat came despite Sandies taking an early 1-0 lead before a five-run Amarillo rally.
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Daily News
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Crozier Tech
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Amarillo Sandies
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Sandies
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Melvan Price
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Joe Delgado
Jesse Paredes
Amarillo
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Sandie
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Karr
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Paredes
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Wright
Adams
Bobby Martin
Tech
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Vasquez
Delgado
Iboe
F Thorton
George Lee
Andy Semetkho
NCAA Plans TV Plan for 1952 Football Season
NCAA Television Committee proposes a 1952 plan guaranteeing one game each Saturday, with no team allowed more than one appearance. The 12 point program targets broad distribution Sept 20 to Nov 29 plus Thanksgiving, limits on large school monopolies, and equitable sharing of football receipts. A two thirds mail vote is required for approval.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association Television Committee
NCAA
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Robert A. Hall
Yale
Washington
Hall
Jack Williams Qualifies as Amateur for National Open In Dallas
Jack Williams of Plainview was the sole amateur to qualify for the National Open in Dallas June 12-14. He earned his spot at the Midland Country Club in the qualifying round, with rivals Joe Lopez of Amarillo and Joe Houck of Borger failing to qualify.
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Jack Williams
Plainview
Dallas
Midland Country Club
Joe Lopez
Amarillo
Joe Houck
Newcomer Set For Mat Card
A newcomer from Mexico Chico Bonales will face veteran Ace Abbott in the fall opener at Sports Arena. Promoter Dory Detton announced the card features two main events Dory Funk versus George Curtis and Tony Morelli versus Tommy Martindale. Additional bouts include June Byers versus Lilly Bitters and Ace Freeman returning to Amarillo to meet Cowboy Carlson.
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Ace Abbott
Abilene
Dory Detton
Dory Funk
George Curtis
Tony Morelli
Tommy Martindale
June Byers
Houston
Lilly Bitters
Newark
Ace Freeman
Ouanes
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Diane Thomas Captures City Net Crown
Diane Thomas won the junior women’s singles title in the City Parks Open at Ellwood Park courts. She beat Sharon Stubbs 6-4 6-4 in the final. In mixed doubles, George Smith and Elise Chisolm defeated Bill Cummings and Susan Richardson 6-3 6-2 after semifinal wins by Cummings Richardson.
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George Smith
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Bill Cummings
Susan Richardson
Bob Elliott
Neil Elliott
Smith- Chisolm
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