Texas PGA Open Set As Largest Sectional Tournament
Amarillo pro George Ausbach reports final plans for the Texas PGA Open to be staged here next week. The event offers a $3,000 prize and amateur awards, drawing top Texas pros and amateurs to compete in a week of matches, medal play, and the Texas Cup team contest.
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Indians Top Senators 4 1 as Feller Dominates
Bob Feller held Washington to four hits in a 4 1 victory for Cleveland his 13th win of the season as the Indians extended a five game win streak and an eight game run for the 22 year old fireballer He struck out six and built a three run cushion early while Bloodworth Weatherly Keltner Mack drove in runs for Cleveland with solid defense and timely hits led by Feller's steady pitching
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Young Udell Moore Follows Father in Borger Debut
Udell Moore son of Wiley Moore debuted with the Borger Gassers in a relief role against the Big Spring Bombers. He allowed three hits in four innings, earned the win, and echoed his father’s late career pitching style. Moore, a Texas Longhorns alumnus, plans to return to college in September to finish degree hours.
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Dodgers Edge Pirates 4 3 in Brooklyn
Fred Fitzsimmons allows six hits and one homer as the Dodgers beat the Pirates 4 to 3. Vaughan drives in three, Camilli and Reiser contribute two RBIs for Brooklyn. Heintzelman takes the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Is Friday the 13th Unlucky for Amarilloans?
Several Amarillo residents will watch for an upcoming News announcement on Friday the 13th and hope for good fortune rather than superstition.
Income Tax Base is Unchanged by Ways and Means Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to retain current personal exemptions for individual income tax and keep a $400 credit for dependents as it drafts a $3.5 billion bill to fund defense efforts. About half of 1940 filers paid taxes. many were tax free due to exemptions credits and deductions. Further rate hikes were deferred to future decision.
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Warneke Delivers One-Hit Shutout Versus Phillies
Lon Warneke tossed a brilliant one hit as the St. Louis Cardinals topped Philadelphia 3 to 0 at Shibe Park. Emmett Mueller opened the game with a single, but Warneke limited Phils to three walks and struck out six, finishing by retiring the final 18 batters. Brown Mancuso and Padgett drove in runs for St. Louis, while Johnson lasted eight innings for the Phillies in the loss.
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Spudders Open Three Game Series With Gold Sox
Lubbock Hubbers take two from Amarillo in a tense twin bill as wind and pitching shape the outcomes. Bartkowski homered for Lubbock in game one, while a late wind aided the Hubbers in a 11-10 nightcap. The three game set continues tonight at 8:30 with Neal Rabe and Chester Hill part of Lubbock’s staff.
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Electric Scoring to Grade Civil Service Papers
An electric scoring machine will be used to grade papers in future civil service examinations in Springfield. Officials expect a great reduction in grading time and increased efficiency for exams conducted in the area.
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Two Sergeant Sicken After Tobacco Quip At Camp Bowie
Sergeants Gulp and Suffer at Camp Bowie Texas felt unwell after a general entered. Their sudden illness forced the unit to report two sick sergeants two hours later.
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Second Round Matches Progress In Municipal Golf Tournament
Veteran sportswriter Bill Boni reports on second round progress in the Municipal Golf Tournament in St. Louis. Horton Smith advocates fan education and disciplined galleries to improve major events. Jimmie Croom, J. R. Brown, Henry Whitley and others compete in early second round matches with remaining flights finishing today.
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Drew Crossett
Charles Thompson
Walter Elder
Dude Gentry
Women of Wolflin Play Golf Today
Members of the Women's Wolflin Park Golf Association compete in their regular weekly tournament on a handicap basis. Mrs. F. B. McCullough, sports chair, urges full attendance to keep skills sharp.
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Detroit Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Low-Scoring Game
In a tight contest Detroit rebounds from an early deficit to beat Philadelphia 5 4 with key RBIs from Mullin Croucher Brancato Miles Dean and Gehringer. Benton earns the win while Ferrick takes the loss as Brancato Moses and other players contribute two base hits.
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Father’s Day Gift Dilemma Sparks Lasting Appreciation
The piece reflects on Father’s Day as a chance to honor the man of the house with a gift that expresses respect and lasting affection. It notes the challenge of choosing something that brings ongoing joy beyond the holiday.
Amarillo Fans Attend U S Open Golf Tourney
Amarillo residents turnout evidence grows that over 100 locals saw the United States Open Golf Tournament in Fort Worth last week. Fred and Ruby Wagner joined spectators. Mr. and Mrs. R B Vance supported Denny Shute. Mrs Shute noted among golf wives. Craig Wood received a kiss from Mrs Shute after his winning putt. Otis Williams family traveled via detour around flooded routes near Quanah and Clarendon returning home Monday.
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Reds Rally Past Braves 4-3 in Boston
Frank McCormick drove in three two base hits for Cincinnati as the Reds erased an early deficit to beat the Boston Braves 4 to 3. It marked Cincinnati’s fifth straight win and ninth in 11 games.
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Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday night at 8 o clock in the Amarillo Hotel. All Panhandle sportsmen are invited, members or not. Secretary E. E. Kral urges regular members to attend as important topics will be discussed.
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Mrs Turner Trophy Golf Pairings at Amarillo Club
The Amarillo Country Club hosted qualifying rounds and first round pairings for the Mrs. Avery Turner trophy handicap golf tournament. J. W. Ross qualified with 88 for medalist honors and drew a first round bye as the seventh annual event proceeds with first round playoffs starting today.
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Mrs. Aderton Wins Women's Golf Prize
Mrs. Aderton won the weekly Women’s Municipal Golf Association prize at Rogers Municipal Golf Course for the lowest score on nine holes. The event was held yesterday with members competing for the prize.
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Yankees Rout White Sox To Move Into AL Second
New York overwhelmed Chicago 9 to 3 to climb to second in the American League. Stevi Peek pitched a one hit shutout until the ninth as Chicago rallied for three runs. Keller hit a homer and Gordon Crosetti drove in two as the Yankees piled up runs in the late innings.</s>
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