Marty Fiedler Shines as Broncs Fall to Tulsa Oilers
Marty Fiedler returns to play for Amarillo in a 10 to 6 defeat to Tulsa. Freeman and Swansboro spark the Broncs with key hits but costly errors and a 17 hit Tulsa attack seal the loss. The setback drops Amarillo to fourth place, with next home game not until June 23 against Pueblo.
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Marty Fiedler
Bronc
Broncs
Tulsa Oilers
Tulsans
Freeman
Carroway
Valentine
Tulsa
Baims
Amarillo
Denver
Oilers
Pueblo
Peters
Eckhardt
Mayes
Carroll
Grimes
Munson
Bennett
Dondere
Porter
Swansboro
Freeran
Sitts
Donderol
Leighth
Mondino
Fiedler
Leeds
Gunther
Heavy hitting features two Pueblo baseball games
Omaha won the first game 9 to 8 and Pueblo secured the nightcap 4 to 2. Both games featured solid hitting and sharp defense with key moments at the mound and in the outfield, including end-to-end rallies and late runs.
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Pueblo
Aviators Take Second Straight From Tribe In Close Win
Wichita tops Oklahoma City 7 to 6 as both starters struggle. Wichita explodes to a six run first inning before Alter steadies the mound after fifth inning as Bliss homers for the deciding run. Lewis hits a homer for OKC while Shanklin retires early.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City Indians
Bornholdt
Oklahoma City
Shanklin
Alter
Indians
Lewis
Bliss
Abrhpore Hauffeean
Saltzgaver
Fitzpatrick
Rf. Clift
Guppy
Brower
Groft
Bornhordt
Black
Jorgens
Tubbs
Clanton
Long
Smith
Eee
Penrose
Reere
Saltz
Denver Man Recovers From Accidental Shot
C A Haney Jr is hospitalized after a bullet wound to the right foot suffered en route from Denver to Roswell New Mexico. The bullet passed through the fleshy part of the foot. He traveled with his parents Mr and Mrs C A Haney who are touring the southwest.
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Roswell
N. M
C. A. Haney, Jr
Denver
Colo
C. A. Haney
Review Denied in Building Restriction Case Wichita Falls
The Supreme Court declined to review a civil appellate ruling denying relief to Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Gant against neighbors Mr. and Mrs. John A. Allen over building restrictions in the Southland Addition Wichita Falls. The writ of error questioned the Allens right to move another house on their lot after replatting and reselling lots in the block.
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Austin
Supreme Court
R. O. Gant
John A. Allen
Southland
Wichita Falls
Allens
Shanklin Wins as 9th Narrowly Edges in 6 Innings
Two teams played a brief game with 3 and 7 runs across 6 1 3 innings. Wild pitches credited to Bornhaldt and Alter. Shanklin the winning pitcher while Bornhardt took the loss. Umpires Clayton and Johnson. Time of game two hours.
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Bornhaldt
Alter
Shanklin
Bornhardt
Clayton and Johnson
Spudders blank Bears as Steengrafe shuts them out in Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls, June 6. Steengrafe held the Bears scoreless while Lamb homered and three other hits helped Newman’s team to a 6-0 victory. San Antonio tallies were all in the seventh. Newman, Gibson, Steengrafe and Lapan listed.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Tex
Spudders
Newman
Steengrafe
Bears
Lamb
San Antonio
Gibson
Lapan
Des Moines Defeats Denver Bears 17 to 6 in League Tilt
Des Moines belted 22 hits, scoring 17 runs to humiliate the Denver Bears 17 6 in the Western league game. Shown were three homers and multiple doubles with Schinski driving in four and Rose belting a solo shot. Knight to Metz turned a triple play, as Watts took the loss and Rush the win in a 1 hour 50 minute contest.
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Denver
Des Moines
Denver Bears
Iowans
Bears
Watts
Knight
Metz
Abrhpore Schinski
Stesee Gale Vg
Mellana
Zaepfel
F Bratcher
Parker
Deservesee
Reagan
O'Brien
Wilson
Schinski
van Camp
O'Boyle
Rose
Yelle
Rush
Rapp
Green
Broncs suffer another loss as standings slip to cellar
Baseball notes describe a rough game for the Broncs with Buck Freeman pitching through a cold and a skinned finger. Fiedler shines at third, Marty joins for a season, and Ernie Holman leads home runs as Shreveport aids a Texas league rise.
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Buck Freeman
The
Broncs
Sled
Amarillo Bey
Ernie Holman
Yessir
Ernie
Shreveport
Bing Miller
Dallas
Holman
Blackerby
Waco
Amarilloon Attends Highway 66 Meeting
H W Chilton chairman of the Amarillo committee on U S 66 highway left for Flagstaff Arizona to attend the highway association meeting. Interest centered on the Amarillo to Los Angeles cross country route with the Holbrook meeting expected to be one of the largest. A similar Amarillo meeting occurred a year ago.
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H. W. Chilton
Amarillo
Flagstaff
Ariz
The
Highway Association
Los Angeles
Holbrook
Association
Second Round Play Next on Slate for Municipal Tourney
Second Annual Municipal Tournament second round starts today at Twin Hills links. In the championship Ellis defeats Sellars 7 up and 6 while Tate beats Davis 5 up and 6. Upper Bracket Jack Bush faces Ellis and H L Riner faces Hatch. Lower Bracket Wagner meets Tate and Taylor faces Denson. Call Walter Sikes at 20849 to arrange today’s matches.
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Walter Sikes
Twin Hills Links
Earl Ellis
C. E. Sellars
James Tate
C. B. Davis
Jack Bush
H. L. Riner
Elliott Hatch
C. G. Wagner
M. D. Taylor
Paul Denson
J. Cole Leaves for Fort Worth and Austin Trip
J. Cole traffic manager of the Board of City Development left yesterday for Fort Worth to attend a Southwest Industrial Traffic League meeting. He will go to Austin after Fort Worth for a Texas Railway Commission conference. New intra state rate cases will be discussed at the Austin meeting. He is traveling by land with his family.
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S. J. Cole
Board of City Development
Fort Wych
Southwest Industrial Traffic League
Austin
Fort Worth
Texas Railway Commission
Southwestern
Mr. Cole
Colonel Haines Travels To Clovis For Fort Sumner Meeting
Col Harve H. Haines, general manager of the Board of City Development, left Amarillo for Clovis New Mexico to attend a highway enthusiasts meeting at Fort Sumner. They will discuss paving the route Amarillo to Fort Sumner to Holbrook Arizona and involve chamber officials and local commissioners. He plans to return tonight after visiting Texarkana for experience.
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Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
Clovis
N. M
Fort Sumner
Amarillo
Holbrook, Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Commissioners Courts
Col. Haines
Miss Helma Wins $625000 Stock Exchange Sweepstake
Miss Helma a Barrow in Furness clerk won the 625000 stock exchange sweepstake in London June 6 by backing Felstead the outsider who outran 18 rivals to take the historic race.
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United Press
London
Helma
Barrow-in-Furness
Stock Exchange
Felstead
New Mexico Military Institute Polo Team Sweeps Roswell Series
The New Mexico Military Institute polo team defeated the 82nd Field Artillery from Ft. Bliss Texas in Roswell New Mexico. The cadets won 7-3 in the first game and 11-7 in the second as artillery officers, mounted on their own horses, faced strong riding and fell to the cadet squad.
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Roswell N. M
New Mexico Military Institute
82Nd Field Artillery
Ft. Bliss Texas
Ft. Bliss
Abilene Surges To Beat Midland In 15-14 Thriller
Abilene erased an eight-run Midland lead to win 15-14 in Midland Texas. Roberts Walker Choate Adams Busby Hayes and others featured for Abilene while Midland posted 18 hits. Starters, late rally, and errors shaped the wild finish.
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Abilene
Associated Press
Midland
Tex
R. H. E. Abilene
Roberts
Walker
Choate
Amarilloan Heads Roswell Alumni Association
F Sidney West of Amarillo was elected president of the New Mexico Military Institute Alumni association at the annual meeting in Roswell during commencement week. S P Johnson Jr and Jaffa Miller, both of Roswell, were elected vice president and re elected secretary respectively, with the alumni group touted as one of the strongest in the southwest.
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Roswell
N. M
F. Sidney West
Amarillo
New Mexico Military Institute Alumni Association
P. Johnson, Jr
Jaffa Miller
Alumni Association of
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Southwest
Canyon Welcomes Three New Businesses This Week
Canyon reports three new business firms opening in the past week. The McClendon Meat market and grocery joins the town, the I O O F building will house a cafe run by M A Henson, and the Palace Care already managed by him. Griggs-Thompson Funeral home to open Saturday.
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Canyon
McClendon Meat Market
M. A. Henson
Palace Care
Griggs-Thompson
Texas
Felstead Wins English Derby in Spectacle at Epsom Downs
Felstead the 33 to 1 shot triumphed in the English Derby before a crowd exceeding a million. With jockey H Wragg, the bay colt led Flamingo by a length and a half and equalled the Derby record of two minutes 34 25 seconds for the mile and a half. Royalty and celebrities filled the stands as Felstead bowed to the king and queen after his victory.
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Associated Press
Epsom Downs
England
Felstead
Old England
King Horse
Hugo Cunliffe- Owen
Flamingo
Black Watch
Lord Derby
Fairway
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
H. Wragg
Bay
Spion Kop
Felkington
Sir Hugo
Call Boy
Childress High School Opens Summer Session
Childress Texas June 6 The summer session of Childress high school opened with thirty students enrolled for twelve weeks of courses in mathematics English and history. A four week enrollment extension allows completing one subject in eight weeks under a special ruling. Miss Ruth Alexander is in charge.
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Childress
Texas
Childress High School
Ruth Alexander
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