Gold Sox erupt for 19 hits in 12 4 win over Pampa
Amarillo bats explode as the Gold Sox defeat the Oilers 12 to 4 in front of 2,200 fans. Bill Evans improves to 13 and 3 while Bill Moran Buzz Ross and Joe Bauman homer. Ray Wilson adds two doubles. Fulenwider belts first homer of year.
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Mosley Fires 42 of 50 At Amarillo Gun Club Shoot
Fifteen-year-old Joe Mosley fired 42 targets of 50 in a 60 yard practice shoot at Thompson Park in Amarillo. Other scores include Dr. Jack Younger 40, J. O. Holland 39, Joe Franklin 37, Jack Franklin 37, with many beginners making rapid improvement.
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Lake Winnipesaukee spelling settled by legislature
In Laconia New Hampshire officials note that the lake’s name Winnipesaukee was rendered in 132 spellings before the state legislature standardized the current form.
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USC and Texas Stars Move Into NCAA Tennis Third Round
In Evanston Illinois USC's Bob Falkenburg Tom Falkenburg and John Shea join Texas with their four-man squad advancing to the NCAA singles third round. Clarence Mabry the SWC champion tops his match while Shea ups fourth seed Bernard Bartzen of William and Mary. Northwestern's Bobby Jake wins in rounds one and two as Roger Downs of Illinois eliminates Bob Perez of USC.
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Southern California
Lubbock Hubbers overwhelm Borger 10 to 2
Lubbock Hubbers moved into a tie for fourth with Borger after a 10-2 victory over the Gassers. Lennie Heinz held Borger to four hits and struck out six, while driving in three runs. Scoring reads Borger 5 Lastnites 002 000 24. Lubbock 010 300 24x-10.
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Red Sox Force 9th inning tie with Tigers in dusk clash
Boston and Detroit battled to a 5-5 deadlock after Pat Mullin hit a grand slam early for Detroit and the Red Sox rallied to tie in the ninth before darkness ended a twilight game. Williams, Mullin, and Greenberg homered as Boston tied a league leader in a back-and-forth nine-inning tilt halted by night.
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Yankees Beat Indians 1–0 In Cleveland Shutout
Floyd Bevens pitched a four hit shutout to edge the Cleveland Indians 1 to 0. The win narrows the Yankees’ gap to 6.5 games behind the first place Boston Red Sox. The box score shows Yankees scoring in the first inning and Cleveland failing to cross the plate.
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White Sox beat Senators 12 to 7 in Chicago
The Chicago White Sox collected 13 hits off three Washington pitchers to defeat the Senators 12 to 7 before 21 523 fans. The Sox committed five errors while the Senators had two.
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Vernon Holds Slim Lead In AL Batting Race
Vernon of the Washington Senators remains the AL batting leader at .367 after a modest weekly drop. Williams of Boston inches to .350, with Bernardino at .335. Greenberg Keller Williams tied for home runs with 16, Williams leads in runs with 59. Ruffing of New York tops the pitchers with five wins and no losses.
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Musial Leads National League Batting Pace
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals surged to the top NL batting pace with a .363 mark after 16 hits in 31 trips. He also leads in doubles and triples, with 18 and seven respectively, plus 45 runs and 46 RBIs. Johnny Mize hit two homers to reach 13 on the season.
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New York Giants
McCarthy to Scout for New Yorkers for Yankees
Joe McCarthy has been retained by the New York Yankees as a talent scout after resigning as manager on May 24. President Larry MacPhail said the former skipper will cover the Ohio region.
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Four year old flies to early Fleetwing handicap lead
NEW YORK June 24. A widely traveled four year old flying the New York silks of George G Gilbert Jr led all the way in the 33rd Fleetwing handicap at Empire City Jamaica opening day before 23,536 fans. The crowd wagered 1 889 915 dollars on the seven races.
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Berg and Suggs Tie for Medalist in Women’s Western Open
Red-haired Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs Ga tied for medalist honors with 79s as the 17th Women’s Western Open qualifying at Wakonda Club Des Moines. Defending champ Babe Didrikson Zaharias shot 84 to miss by seven over par and 32 qualifiers advance to match play starting tomorrow. Betty Jam eson Dorothy Kirby Phyllis Otto and Marjorie Row posted notable scores among the field.
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Atlanta
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Phillies idle but buzz builds for pennant chase in city
Philadelphia fans revel in baseball fever as the Phillies, riding a 17-6 stretch, contemplate a pennant. In Pittsburgh, Pirates boss Benswanger says no buyer yet but will listen if a bid arrives. Ellsworth Vines leads at the Massachusetts Open after two rounds. Riggs and Van Horn win the Clay Courts title in Richmond in a five set finish.
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West Texas New Mexico League results and standings
Yesterday’s results show Pampa 4 Amarillo 12, Albuquerque 3 Abilene 4, Clovis 8 Lamesa, Borger 2 Lubbock 10. Standings list Amarillo 39 14 696 and Abilene 38 21 644, with Lubbock 30 29 508 and Albuquerque 20 40 333 among others. Next, Pampa hosts Amarillo while Albuquerque visits Abilene and Clovis visits Lamesa.
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Abilene Blue Sox Triumph In Ninth Inning Rally
Abilene Blue Sox spill Dukes 4 to 3 as Leo Thomas delivers a bases loaded single in the ninth. John Hall started for Abilene before Tysko earned win number seven. Dukes led early before Abilene tied it in the seventh and pushed ahead late.
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Woldt Homers To Tip Lamesa 8 to 6
Wick Woldt hit a solo homer in the ninth as the Clovis Pioneers beat the Lamesa Lobos 8 to 6 in Clovis. Hewitt and Skidgel pitched for Lamesa with Mumm and Cook behind the plate.
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Kretz Sets New Cycle Record at National Championship
Ed Kretz of Monterey Park Calif won the post war 100 mile National Championship Motorcycle race at Belknap Recreation Park Guilford New Hampshire before 15000 spectators setting a new course record. Bill Anderson of Houston finished third.
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Dodgers Rally Past Reds 6 in 13th at Ebbets Field
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 5 in a 13 inning thriller before 18 422 fans at Ebbets Field. Carl Furillo and Dixie Walker deliver the tying and winning runs in extra innings as Casey nets the win for Brooklyn.
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Braves extend win streak with 5 0 victory over Cubs
Ed Wright hurled a five run shutout as Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 0. Tommy Holmes delivered a bases loaded triple in the eighth inning off Southpaw Johnny Schmitz to seal the win. Holmes drove in two and Herman added a run with a two base hit as Boston built a decisive lead. Chicago could not answer Wright's strong effort and errors by Stringer Sturgeon and Hopp aided the home club.
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Gerhart Upsets Fourth Seed In Texas Tennis Tourney
Austin's Joe Gerhart of the University of Texas stunned fourth seed Gordon Pease of San Antonio 6 0 3 6 7 5 to advance to the second round in the Texas Sectional Tennis Tournament. George Miller of San Angelo and Gus Craigo of Paris also won to reach the next round. Miller beat A. W. Ronk 6 1 7 5 and Craigo defeated Bob Alexander 6 2. Miller and Bernard Bartzen of San Angelo form Williams and Mary College doubles, remaining undefeated against top programs.
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Dillard Targets Wolcott Hurdle Mark in AAU Meet
Texan crowd anticipates Harrison Dillard from Baldwin-Wallace breaking Walcott’s 220 yard low hurdles mark at 22.5 seconds as he tops an AAU field including Herb McKenley. The event caps a national meet with two divisions at Alamo Stadium San Antonio as top stars arrive from the NCAA.
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Texas Qualifying Baseball Tournament Moves to Mt. Pleasant
The National Baseball Congress announced the first annual Texas qualifying district tournament will start July 26 in Mt. Pleasant, moved from Texarkana. Lt. Thomas C. Smith, district commissioner, also oversees an Arkansas district meet at Texarkana.
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