Gold Sox sweep Lubbock with two wins in Amarillo
Amarillo's Gold Sox beat Lubbock 10-2 and 6-4 to stretch their winning streak to nine games. Bill Evans earned his eighth win with a seven inning, 10 strikeout performance, and Paul Devine followed with his sixth victory in a closer contest.
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Harry Gilstrap
News-Globe
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Lubbock
Bill Evans
Paul Devine
A Kukendall
An Watkins
Bawee Aeons
Rooney
Secaee
Carr
Wenae Ewes Hodge
McAlexander
Miller
Toe Latimer
Nelson
Poa Duarte
Ft Sutch
Ee Williams
Stew
Bauman
Ste
Duarte
Sutch
Lamprich
Mekules
Kuykendall
Devine
Farris
Smith
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
In yesterday's American League games New York edged Chicago 2 to 1 Boston defeated St. Louis 9 to 4 Detroit beat Philadelphia 2 nothing and Washington routed Cleveland 10 to 2. Current AL standings show Washington 22 19 .537 Detroit 24 21 .533 Cleveland 19 25 .432 Philadelphia 13 33 .250. Tonight's schedule includes Chicago at New York Grove vs Page St Louis at Boston Zoldak vs Butland Cleveland at Washington Reynolds vs Wolff Detroit at Philadelphia Hutchinson vs Christopher.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit Maredts Tale Sna
AGO
Seco
Cence
Aoe
Eceia Ks
Grove
Page
Zoldak
Ve. Butland
Tulsa
Beaumont
Antonio
Houston
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
National League Esterday
Ziewarsh
Uis
Bosto
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Cincinnati Fee Ewes
New York Seem Neae
Ton
Pittsburgh
Fischer
Schmitz
Ropkign
Roe
Wright
Wallace
Arkhardt
Cubs edge Giants 3-2 as Ricket drives in Lowrey
Cubs come from behind to beat the New York Giants 3-2 in Chicago. Marv Ricket's eighth inning RBI fly scores Peanuts Lowrey, with Carpenter, Thompson and Cooper for New York and Wise, Meers and McCullough for Chicago.
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Chicago
Marv Ricket
Peanuts Lowrey
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
New York
Carpenter
Thompson
Cooper
Wise
Meers
McCullough
Tigers Shutout Athletics 2-0 in Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers defeat Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 0 on June 4 behind Dizzy Trout holding the A’s to seven hits. Scoring came in the fifth and ninth innings before about 20 000 fans at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Eimoit
Swift
Knerr
Savage
Osar
Cardinals Smash Braves in 5-1 Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals ended a three game skid with a 5 to 1 win over the Boston Braves. The victory pulls St Louis within a half game of the Brooklyn Dodgers after their doubleheader split with Pittsburgh.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Boston
Konstanty
Wallace
Mas Brecheen
Odea
Umpire Amado Mae Suri Says He Is Through With the League
The Mexican League umpire Amado Mae Suri said he is through with professional baseball, criticizing President Jorge Pasquel for his on-field actions. Managers and players are dealing with injuries and pennant races as rosters face upheaval and controversy lingers over league leadership.
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Amado Maesuri
Jorge Pasquel
Mexico City
Johnny Keane
Houston Buffs
San Antonio
Buffs
Senators
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Robert Murphy
American Baseball
Guikd
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Corpus Christi Defeats Sandies At State Tourney
Corpus Christi Buccaneers won 9 3 over the Sandies in the Texas High School Baseball Meet final. Corpus Christi pitcher Dickie Maule led the offense with a triple driving in two as Bob Henry held the Sandies to one hit through six plus innings. Oscar Stidger and Henry chosen for Saturday All Star game under Hap Morse and Lloyd Waner.
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Corpus Christi
Tere Etones
T McHaney
Parker c
Prather
Plattie Cf
Jeffrey
McCandless
P Tota
Veeee
Amarillo
Po Anderson
Wertes
Kenyon c
Stidger
Farmer
Hickman
Brown of Lauders
Hunter
Palmer
Henry
Oliphant Sete
Corpu Christi
Brown
Maule
Palattle
Wartes
Lauder
Kenyon
Denton
Parker
Hear and
Spann
Joe Roberts
Patt Powell
Reverchon Park
Dallas
Golden Sandstorm
Corpus Christi Buccaneers
Bob Henry
Sandie
Bucs
Dickie Maule
Sandies
Bob Denton
Corpus’ Christi
Junior Palmer
Oscar Stidger
Hap Morse
Philadelphia Phillies
Lloyd “Little Poison
Waner
Ben Hogan Wins Goodall Tourney at Winged Foot
Ben Hogan captured the Goodall Round Robin title at Winged Foot Mamaroneck New York by posting a 70 and 69 in final rounds to finish with a 51 point margin. He defeated Jimmy Demaret and Jimmy Hines in the final matches and earned $2,000 for the victory amid a 126 hole match play format.
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N. Y
Ben Hogan
Texas
Winged Foot
Jimmy Dema
Jimmy Hines
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghemi
Nelson
Ghezzi
Goodall
Lloyd Mangum
Jag McSpades
Herman Keiser
Lawson Little
Vic Ghezzi
Smad Snead
Herman Barron
Dutch Harrison
Sam Byrd
Jimmy Demaret
Bob Hamilton
Dick Burton
Pirates and Dodgers Split Twin bill in Pittsburgh
Brooklyn rallied to win the nightcap 7 to 6 in 11 innings after losing the opener 4 to 3. Lefty Ostermueller pitched for Brooklyn in the first game and Fritz Oster mueller took the mound for Pittsburgh, while Behrman Branca and Webber worked for the Dodgers in the late innings.
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Pirates
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Fritz Ostermueller
Lombard
Casey
Anderson
Ostermueller
Lopez
Red Sox rally past Browns with six runs in eighth
Boston Red Sox erased a deficit against the St. Louis Browns by a six-run eighth inning to win 9 to 4. Letty Earl Johnson earned his fourth win in relief, while Gatehouse Shirley Fannin Mancuso Heflin Klinger Wagner held the Browns.
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Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Letty Earl Johnson
ST. Louis
Gatehouse
Shirley
Fannin
Mancuso
Heflin
Klinger
Johnson
Wagner
No Job Too Big for V Want Ads
Local newspaper notes that V Want Ads promise solutions for large and small jobs alike. Readers are urged to submit inquiries and contact details for free estimates and project consultations.
Yanks Win on Etten Walk in Low-Scoring Tilt
New York Yankees edged Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 as Joe Haynes walked Nick Etten with the bases loaded in the eighth inning. Don Kolloway homered for Chicago, while Tommy Henrich tied the game with a sixth inning homer. George Stirnweiss started the eighth rally before Haynes lost control. Attendance was 6,152, the season's smallest.
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New York
Joe Haynes
Nick Etten
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
George Stirnweiss
Charley Keller
Haynes
Joe DiMaggio
Etten
Don Kolloway
Sox
Tommy Henrich
Chicago
G. Dickey
Chandler
W. Dickey
Pampa Oilers Beat Borger Gassers 17 to 3
Lefty Bill Garland struck out eleven as the Pampa Oilers routed the Borger Gassers 17-3. In the seventh inning Range blasted a three run homer and Jack Riley added a four bagger with Otey aboard. Garland and Zigelman pitched for Pampa with Hair Ridgeway and Clawitter behind them.
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Borger
Bill Garland
Pampa Oilers
Borger Gassers
Pampa
Jack Riley
Oilers
Otey
Garland
Zigelman
Hair
Ridgeway
Clawitter
Local High School and College Teams Schedule Big Week
The listing shows multiple matches across N L S, Texas, and Western leagues with teams such as Sam Houston, Margaret Wills, North Georgia Marauders, Am arillo College, North Side Mustangs, Maverick Steers, Forest Hill Mules, Pleasant Valley Redskins, Humphrey's Highland, McKinley Longhorns, Sanborn Hawks, Wilson, Wolflin, Boys Ranch, Sam Houston Buffaloes, San Jacinto White Sox, St. Mary's, Garfield, and Yearlings. Separate note: Mary Ann and Evelyn Putman have returned home from a visit to relatives east of Amarillo.
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Sam Houston
Margaret Wills
Independence
High School
Sanborn
North Georgia Marauders
Amarillo College
North Side Mustangs
Maverick Steers
Taylor
North Monroe
Forest Hill Mules
Pleasant Valley Redskins
Hayden
Humphrey's Highland
Bivins
Eye
Humphreys Highland
McKinley Longhorns
Sanborn Hawks
Central
Wilson
Wolflin
Boys Ranch
Pleasant Valley Eagles
Taylor Hornets
Sam Houston Buffaloes
San Jacinto White Sox
St. Mary's
North Garfield
Dukes Pound Clovis in 12 10 Ballgame
The Albuquerque Dukes beat Clovis 12 to 10 after scoring in four hurlers limited. Alex De La Garza hit a solo homer in the sixth as the Dukes totaled nineteen hits. Buckles Wilson Novatney Pearcey Hampton Webb Santi Archuleta Hansen pitched for Clovis.
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Albuquerque
Albuquerque Dukes
Clovis
Alex de la Garza
Duke
Buckles
Wilson
Novatney
Pearcey
Hampton
Webb
Santi
Archuleta
Hansen
Ehmke's World Series record and baseball notes from 1929
The piece notes Howard Ehmke pitched opening game for Philadelphia Athletics in 1929 beating the Chicago Cubs 3-1 with 13 strikeouts, a single-game World Series record, and marks it as his last A's start. It also discusses George Sutch's on base skill and other league batting context with players like Emmitt Fulenwider and Danny Ozark.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Ehmke
Connie Mack
Chicago
Old Howard
Charley Root
Cubs
A’s
White Elephants
Philadelphia
George Sutch
Gold Sox
Suthac
Emmitt Fulenwider
Pampa
Fulenwider
Sutch
Sox
George
Hayden Greer
Abilene
Larry Gilchrist
Borger
Danny Ozark
Ed Krage
Gordon Nell
George Sturdivant
Virgil Richardson
Hack Miller
Irwins Return From Denver Visit With Friend
Mr and Mrs Jack Irwin of 1607 Travis returned last night from Denver where they visited relatives and friends. They were accompanied to Denver by Miss Shirley Swenson who remained there on vacation. January rural highway mileage increased sharply exceeding prewar 1941 by seven percent.
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Jack Irwin
Travis
Denver
Shirley Swenson
Montreal humorist ignores coccyx in self care tale
In a humorous Montreal dispatch Henry McLemore describes injuring his coccyx and treating himself with old medical volumes. He recalls childhood home remedies from "Home Treatment" and riffs on doctors, sloths, and reading the Britannica while waiting for a rubber doughnut seat. The piece ends noting backbones and a nod to Petrillo.
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Henry McLemore
Montreal
Canada
Hoffman
Johnson Reported Unchanged at Georgetown Hospital
Walter Johnson, former major league pitching star battling a brain tumor, was reported at Georgetown Hospital today to have lost ground in the last 24 hours, though his basic condition remains essentially unchanged.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Georgetown Hospital
San Cristobal Image at Santa Monica Church Draws Visitors
A Guadalajara tradition centers on San Cristobal standing with a child on the outside corner of Santa Monica church. Locals say those who gaze at the figure are free from harm for at least 24 hours.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
San Cristobal
Santa Monica Church
Cars Urgently Sought to Move Watermelon Crop
Beauford Jester of the Texas Railroad Commission telegraphed Chicago official C W Taylor of the Interstate Commerce Commission requesting refrigerator cars for Wilson County watermelons to speed market delivery. The appeal stresses urgent need as harvest begins and rail capacity tightens.
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Austin
U.P
Wilson County
Beauford Jester
Texas Railroad Commision
C. W.taylor
Chicago
Commerce Commission
Screw in Tot’s Lung Removed
Three year old Graham Somervaille. from Auckland New Zealand, had an iron screw removed from his lung at Temple University Hospital Chevalier Jackson Bronchoscopy Clinic after seven prior attempts failed. He arrived May 26 with his mother and grandmother and is expected to leave in 7 to 10 days. His father is a British Army lieutenant attached to General MacArthur’s headquarters.
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Graham Somervaille
Auckland
New Zealand
Chevalier Jackson
Temple University Hospital
Graham
William G. Someervaille
Ida Airie
Canal Zone
New Orleans
Washington
MacArthur
Jesse Jones Gives $25,000 To Prairie View University
Houston financier and former commerce secretary Jesse Jones announced a $25,000 gift to Prairie View University for scholarships to negro girls in home economics. The Mary Gibbs Jones Scholarships will be awarded over ten years and administered by the Houston Endowment, Inc.
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Jesse Jones
Texas
Commerce
Prairie View University
Mary Gibbs Jones
Jones
Houston Endowment, Inc
Jones Foundation
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Clinton, Oklahoma
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Borger, Texas
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Dumas, Texas
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Lockney, Texas
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Happy, Texas
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Stratford, Texas
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Groom, Texas
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Shamrock, Texas
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Oklahoma
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Lone Wolf
Frederick
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Allenders Furniture Company
Dalhart, Texas
G. C. Williams Paint Store
Clovis, New Mexico
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Plainview, Texas
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Wellington, Texas
Hollis, Okla
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Pampa, Texas
Houston Bros., Inc
White Deer, Texas
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Tyler
McLean, Texas
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Claude, Texas
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Exas
Hereford Lumber Company
Hereford, Texas
MNO
Maynard Lumber CO
Childress, Texas
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Gayre Hardware CO
Gayre, Oklahoma
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