Athletics Break Losing Streak as Siebert Leads In Split
Dick Siebert of the Athletics piled seven hits in two games, driving in runs and guiding Philadelphia to an 8 2 win before Chicago recovered to win 7 6 in the nightcap. Nelson struggled as Siebert sparked a late rally and Werber’s single plated two on a tense finish.
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Corbitt belts three homers in Henderson win
In Henderson, J. R. Corbitt blasted three home runs and a double, driving in the winning run in the eighth as the Oilers beat the Warkana Liners 6 to 5 in the second game of a doubleheader. Ed Hall loyal to two homers, Frierson opened the first game with a grand slam.
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Six-Run Rally Powers Dodgers past Pirates in Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers stormed back with a six-run sixth inning to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10 to 5 and tie the series. Key hits came from Suhr and Durocher with multiple runs driven in as Poseidel earned the win and Bowman took the loss.
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Baseball scores in American Association standings
Kansas City defeated Toledo 6 to 5 while Milwaukee beat Columbus 5 to 7 in a different pairing. St Paul edged Indianapolis 3 to 2 in eight innings with the second game tied. Minneapolis fell to Louisville 1 to 8 as the pennant race continued.
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Browns Bash Gomez In Fifth To Beat Yankees In Delayed Opener
St Louis Browns rallied for four runs in the fifth and edged the New York Yankees 6 to 5 after a delay halted the twin bill. Beau Bell delivered a seventh inning homer off Bump Hadley for the decisive run as rain pushed back the second half.
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Cardinals and Bees Split Doubleheader
The Cardinals and Boston Bees split the first doubleheader of the season at St Louis in front of 17 250 fans. Boston won the nightcap 10 to 3 while St Louis took the opener 6 to 5. Pepper Martin delivered a clutch two bagger and head first run scoring in the decisive late play.
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Old Father Pat Triumphant as Cards Run High
Joe Bihl defeated Manson Allen one up to win the West Texas Golf Association 14th annual championship in Lubbock. Bihl built a late lead, with Allen rallying to the final shot before Bihl holed a clutch par putt. Bihl’s 76-76 beat Allen’s 77-77 in a dramatic match play finale.
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Standings and results roll across the leagues
Yesterday and Sunday results show Oklahoma City 1 9 Tulsa 9 7 Beaumont and Houston big wins Fort Worth Dallas San Antonio Shreveport scores listed with standings. Schedule notes Monday matchups include Fort Worth Dallas Houston Beaumont San Antonio Shreveport and Oklahoma City Tulsa.
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Soderberg Makes Hole in One at St. Davis Club
Wayne golfer O A Soderberg hit a 155 yard hole in one on the sixth at St. Davis Golf Club today. Robert Faries stepped to the tee and echoed the challenge, then achieved the same feat.
Tri State Polo Club triumphs 6 5 over McLean in final chukker
In a dramatic Tri State Polo match at the home field Amarillo edged McLean 6 to 5 after Arthur Dwyer tied 5 all with 25 seconds left. John Currie scored the decisive goal as both teams pressed beyond the usual final chukker rule.
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Arthur Dwyer
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Amarilloans
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Amarillo Pos
McLean Lige Cook
Hub Burrow White Currie
Brey Cubine
Ham’n Murphy
M. L. Currie
Chukkers
Mike Murphy
Pairings Set for Amarillo Tennis Club Tournament
Pairings completed for all divisions of the Amarillo Tennis Club annual tournament. Play runs through the week on Elwood Park courts with final matches Sunday. First round results in Class A men’s singles include Gibson over Nelson and Buckingham over Henderson.
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Elwood Park
Bill Gibson
R. E. Nelson
Everett
Buckingham
Dave Henderson
John Ebert
Fancher Upshaw
T. A. Reville
Bill Browder
H. A. Bozeman
Guy Kelley
Billy McEachern
Warren Sparks
Harry Moore
Pitts Crudgington
Gene Jordan
Clifford Thompson
L. Peake
J. Wharton
G. R. Roberts
C. G. Clayton
Camilla Wheatley
Dorothy Forester
Annette Hurlock
Iris Peters
Francis Hightower
Clarence Bassett
Bill Daugherty
Joe Key
John White
Bye
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C. A. Douglas
Cullen Crain
Tom Thopson
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Peters
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Wheatley
Moore
Twillie Mae Thompson
Cleveland Tribe Noses Out Nats
Cleveland Indians beat Washington 5 to 4 in ten innings as Willis Hudlin doubled with two out to drive in Ken Keltner for the winning run. Trosky hit two homers and Lary added a three-base hit in a tense late-innings finish.
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Stinnett Gridders Plan Preseason Trip to Eagle Mountain Lake
Stinnett High School's 1938 football squad plans about two weeks of pre season training at Eagle Mountain Lake near Fort Worth in late August. Coach J Frank Young says the junior team was undefeated last year while the seniors won half their games. The squad will play Class B football this season and engage in boating fishing swimming and intensive workouts at the lake.
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Women tee off in Trans Miss golf tournament at Oakhurst
In Tulsa on June 5 the women golfers prepared at Oakhurst Country Club for the Women's Trans Miss tournament. More than 200 players will start play tomorrow seeking medalist honors and 32 places in the championship flight.
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Vander Meer Hurls Fireball as Reds Beat Giants 4-1
Rookie Johnny Vander Meer pitched effectively for Cincinnati, striking out six and holding the Giants to three hits in a 4-1 Reds win. Cincinnati moved to second place in the series with the victory while Chicago topped Philadelphia by a half game.
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Cubs Hit Top Standing With 7 1 Victory Over Phillies
Chicago moves to first in the National League by beating Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Tex Carleton earns his sixth win. The Cubs collected eight hits and capitalized on timely hitting while New York Giants fall to Cincinnati Reds, narrowing the NL race.
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Amarillo Netters Top Clovis in Tennis Meet
Amarillo Tennis Club players defeated an invading Clovis team seven matches to one yesterday afternoon. B L McClendon beat Ralph Cogden 6 0 6 4 and Sam Slaughter won 6 0 6 9.
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Penna Wins Kansas City Open With Final Sub Par Run
Dayton driver Tony Penna fired a final round 67 to finish 212 total and win $1,200 of the $5,000 purse in the 54 hole Kansas City Open at Hillcrest. He led Paul Bunyan by three strokes and Sam Snead by four, as Johnny Revolta tied for fourth with Frank Walsh. The event was shortened from 72 to 54 holes after a fatal lightning strike Friday.
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Steers Acquire Daffy Dean From Cardinals
Dallas Steers announce the option acquisition of right handed pitcher Paul Dean from the St. Louis Cardinals. Dean, brother of Dizzy Dean, expects to report soon after declining a Rochester Redwings call. He cites previous tough seasons with Houston, blaming lack of run support for losses.
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Kennedy Mows Down Red Sox In Detroit Victory
Vernon Kennedy pitched nine straight wins as Detroit beat Boston 10 to 4. Kennedy allowed no strikeouts but kept Boston with runners on base while lead ballooned in the second inning. Rogell, Piet, Cronin and others drove in runs as the Tigers evened the series.
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