Jimmy Moore Shines In Country Club Round One
Jimmy Moore, a 16 year old with a bright smile, shot 67 to lead the Amarillo Country Club championship after the first round, edging Dr Don S Marsalis. He advances to face Paul Gore in the semi finals as John Olver and others proceed in the tournament.
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Bill Britton
Jimmy Moore
Amarillo Country Club
Don S. Marsalis
Moore
Paul Gore
Gore
W. W. Gibson
Hay
John Olver
Olver
Johnson
Wallace Clark
E. B. Johnson
Jim Farwell
Dr. Don
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BE. B. Johnson
Jack Allen
Paul Hunt
J. D. Sugg
Carl Hare
Frank Taylor
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Gene Klein
Charles Smith, Jr
Robert MecCartt
Stan Marsh, Jr
Stan Knox
Dr. R. P. Parcells
A. R. Warner
P. F. Sapp
Wade Holman, Sr
John Collins
W. Babb
R. H. Kelly
M. T. Johnson, Jr
C .P. Anderson
Art McKay
Wen Izzard
Bruce Autry
J. L. McCormick
Bill Perdue
Wade Holman
H. W. Allen
Bob Morrison
Ray Pryor
Mr. Carder
Evans
Herb Wiilborn
Riley Strickland
John Tolleson
Wayne O'Keefe
Don Marsalis, Jr
W. C. Hubbell
John Boyce, Jr
Jameson Opens Trans Miss Golf With 8 7 Victory
National champion Betty Jameson set the pace in the first round at Glen Echo, defeating Mrs. Bryan Winter 8 and 7 as rain and wind gusts tried to disrupt play. Berg and Dexheimer advance while Miley faces Cline in a high profile second round.
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ST. Louis
Betty Jameson
Bryan Winter
Dallas
San Antonio
Mrs. Winter
Glen Echo
Chubby
Patty Berg
H. H. Silverford
Kansas City
Miss Jameson
Georgia Dexheimer
Miss Berg
Mahlon Wallace
Marion Miley
Lexington
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Ill
Miss Miley
Thomas Findley
W. F. Anderson
Phillips Women Tie Local Teams In Intercity Match
Amarillo's women golfers, led by Mrs. Walter Sikes, tied Phillips women 24-24 in a intercity team match at Wolflin Park. Mrs. E H Aderton posted the fewest putts with 26 for 18 holes. A return match with Phillips is planned here, with a June 19 date against Pampa.
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Phillips
Amarillo Women Golf Association
Walter Sikes
F. 8. McCullough
Sand-Greens
Amarillo Women's Golf Association
Wolflin Park
E. H. Aderton
Amarillo
H. Baker
O. H. Weeter
lErwin Ware
L. E. Rogers
F. R. Cracraft
M. K. Graham
G. E. Hoover
F. Johnson
Walter Morris
B. Hampton
T. H. Quackenbush
F. Markel
Stewart
Little Proves He Has Nerve In Open Championship Final
Chicago reports that Lawson Little won the 44th Open Championship in a four day test of nerve at Canterbury. Gene Sarazen provided stern opposition as Snead faltered with a 67 first round but faded to 81 in the final rounds, raising questions about Sam Snead’s Open prospects.
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Chicago
Lawson Little
Samuel Jackson Snead
Little
Cleveland
Canterbury
Snead
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Gene
Reno Is Slightly Closer to Asia Than Los Angeles
A fragment notes Reno Nevada lies about 100 miles closer to Asia than Los Angeles California revealing a comparative geographic quirk between two West Coast cities.
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Reno
Nevada
Oser
Asia
Los Angeles
Browns Rally Five In Seventh To Beat Senators
The St. Louis Browns defeated Washington 7 to 4 after a five run surge in the seventh inning. The Senators answered with four in their seventh but Roxie Lawson relieved Jack Kramer to stop the threat with bases loaded. Judnich and Radcliff led St. Louis with multiple hits and runs, while McQuinn and West also produced for the Browns as Kramer earned the win and Hudson the loss.
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St. Louis Browns
Senators
Roxie Lawson
Jack Kramer
St. Louis
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Walker
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Judnich
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BT. Louis
Bonura
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McQuinn
Clift
Early
Case
Kramer
Borger Forms Hutchinson County Industrial League
A new eight team league named the Hutchinson County Industrial League was organized in Borger last night. Teams include Stinnett Scholars Longhorns Earl's Lunch Alexander Camp Red Sox and Jim's Grocery Demons. A. S. Christopher of Stinnett and Dale Johnson of Borger were elected president and secretary and to prepare a summer schedule.
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Hutchinson County Industrial League
Stinnett
Seh Borger
Eacuta Scholars
Longhorns
Earl's Lunch
Alexander Camp
Red Sox
Jim's Grocery Demons
A. S. Christopher
pDale Johnson
Borger
Archer Ken Wilhelm in Amarillo en route to Milwaukee meet
World champion archer Ken Wilhelm paused in Amarillo yesterday on his way to Milwaukee for the Grand American Open Archery tournament June 21 to 23. He will exhibit target, flight and field archery and will not compete, joining Archery Equipment Manufacturers and the National Archery Association as sponsors of the event. Wilhelm, wife and children, and his father in law accompanied him. He recalled his record flight of 896 yards set last fall and noted plans to return to Texas late this year or early 1941.
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Amarillo
Milwaukee
Wis
Wilhelm
Archery
National Archery Association
Walt
Yermo
Calif
Yvonne
Denny
Frank Gibbs
Red Sox Edge Feller To Seize Lead In Nine to Two Win
Boston tops Cleveland 9 2 as Joe Cronin belts a homer off Feller with men aboard and Teddy Williams adds a circuit shot off Joe Dobson. Feller exits after six as Boston moves further ahead in the pennant chase.
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Feller
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Indians
Joe Cronin
Teddy Williams
Joe Dobson
Cleveland
Arho Aboston
xHale
Dobson
Hemsley
Bell
Williams
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Finney
Doerr
Weatherly
Hems
Phillies Beat Reds and Walters in Cincinnati 4-1
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Cincinnati Reds 4-1 as Bucky Walters failed to win his tenth and Walter Beck earned the victory. Phillies hitters collected four doubles while Beck allowed seven hits and drove in a run himself.
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Reds
Walters
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Wal ‘Ter Beck
Phil'a
Iphiaabhoa
Klein
Arnovichi
Lombardice
May
Crafter
Braganas
Rizzo
Warren
Myernne
Beck
Hershd
Rigga
Paul Dean Wins First Giants Start as Cubs Lose Twin Bill
Paul Dean held the Chicago Cubs to 16 hits as the New York Giants swept a doubleheader 4 to 0 and 3 to 1. It was Dean’s first NL victory in two years after joining the Giants from Columbus. The Cubs’ lone run in game two came on a walk and a single in the first inning. The Giants closed in on second place in the National League. The second game featured Daffy Dean starting for the Cubs and giving up a first-inning run before Dean settled in. Also noted: America’s first real hotel, City Hotel, opened in New York in 1794 with 73 rooms.
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Cubs
Chicago
Dizzy
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Daffy
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus
American Association
N. York
Hack
Moore
DaGincen
O'Dea
America
City Hotel
New York City
Hedges On Hitting Long Irons From Demaret Advice
Jimmy Demaret explains that long irons require more forearm and hand action than woods. He favors a square stance with a centered iron, a low ball flight when winded, and a quick shift to the left side while keeping body rotation minimal. The shot should strike before turf and travel toward the target. Mississippi backs Roosevelt third-term push with unanimous convention vote to back renomination if listed.
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Woods
Summer's Final Get-Together Tonight for Sportsmen Club
Conservation-minded Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club members meet at 7 30 tonight in the Amarillo Hotel Blue Room for their last gathering before September. Vice-president Tom Troth urges high attendance as plans invite new projects while vacations trigger temporary summer disbanding and a pause on regular monthly meetings.
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Sportsmen's Club
Panhandle
Tom Troth
Amarillo
Hug
Troth
And There's No Dog In Dog Biscuits Browns Defeat Senators 5 2
Vernon Kennedy pitched the St. Louis Browns to a 5 to 2 win over the Washington Senators, in a game that featured four Browns runs on four hits and two walks in the seventh inning sealing Dutch Leonard's fifth defeat. The paper notes key players and scoring details from the contest.
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Senators
Washington
Vernon Kennedy
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Browns
Dutch Leonard
St. Louis
Lewis
Laabs
Casert
M'Quinn
Walker
Clift
Swift
Leonard
Kennedy
Early
Haynes
Weat
ST. Louis Aepaeen
Bonura
Berardino
Bloodworth
McQuinn
Judnich
Case
Cullenbine
Travis
Mercury Price Boom Renews Mine Activity in California
Mercury prices rise with wartime demand driving renewed activity in old California mines. Deals formed on deposits dating back to Spanish era. the area holds the United States’ largest liquid mercury deposits and fulminate of mercury remains key for wartime detonators.
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Ban Jose
Calif
United States
White Sox Edge A's on Pinch Hit Homer
In Philadelphia at Shibe Park Julius Solters delivered a ninth inning pinch homer with one on to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 5 4 victory over the Athletics in a seesaw game before 10 144 fans. The scoring line shows CHICAGO 000 201 002 and PHILADELPHIA 200 000 0.
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Julius Solters
Chicago White Sox
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Athleticn
Shibe Park
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Rigney
Tresh
Turner
Ron
Heusser
Hayes
Finales night clash ends in 4-3 Hubbers win
Amarillo ace Crider fanned 13 but took a 4-3 loss to Lubbock. Crider held the Hubbers to three hits through seven, but Drake launched a go ahead homer in the eighth tying the game. Watkins made a highlight double play and Kramer earned the win for Lubbock as Amarillo heads to Lamesa.
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Amaillo Gold Sox
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