Amarillo Country Club Announces New Member Handicaps
George Ausbach, the Amarillo Country Club course professional, released new golf handicaps for members based on the five best scores vs par. Handicaps range from 1 to 30, with players like J. Sanders at 26 and W. Bell at 30, effective immediately to foster more equitable match play.
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Earl O'Keefe
M. T. Johnson
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H. B. Gooch
U. N. Olver
Gus Leftwich
H. O. Willborn
J. J. Sanders
C. F. Collier
Dr. Don Marsalis
Glenn Smith
C. N. Hedrick
Sam Orr
W. W. Gibson
E. L. Roberts
J. D. Sugg
Wayne O'Keefe
D. H. Coulton
Wade Holman
Gene Klein
A. F. Klopstein
A. R. Warner
R. H. Kelly
Dr. E. H. Mann
L. H. Smith
Stanley Byther
W. C. Hubbell
Bruce Autry
Ralph Trolinger
J. L. Carter
John Olver
Ray Daniel
Stanley Marsh, Jr
Toby Galbraith
E. B. Johnson
Carl Hare
John Pullingim
C. F. Anderson
George McGrath
Charles Fisk
Jim Farwell
Jack Allen
F. E. Edwards
Jack Farwell
Jimmy Moore
Bob Morrison
James Rittenberry
Frank
Olympic Club Favored To Win AAU Track Meet
The Olympic Club of San Francisco with 16 men is favored to defend its national AAU track and field team title at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Coached by Charlies Hunter the squad features Les Steers in high jump and Cornelius Warmetrdam in pole vault as they face New York A C with 53 athletes over two days.
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Giants Rally To Clip Phillies 7 4 In Double Innings
New York Giants beat Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 4 as scoring concentrates in two innings. Mel Ott hits his 18th homer of the season in the third. Et ten, Danning, Moore, Hale, Bragan, Ott, Jurges, and Lohrman drive in runs for New York. Philadelphia tied early but falls behind.
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Senators Rally Past Red Sox 5-3 in Washington
The Washington Senators defeated Boston 5 to 3 before 18 000 at home. Steve Sundra allowed eight safeties while Archie Wilson Finney Travis and Early drove in runs for the Senators. Foxx Wilson and Sundra provided Boston’s offense with two base hits and three runs batted in by Finney and Taber.
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Sox topple Big Spring 9 to 8 in Pampa duel
Amarillo Gold Sox beat the Big Spring Bombers 9 to 8 to close a strong home stand. Huckabee tossed a complete game with nine strikeouts as De Carlo and Fulenwider hit homers. The team heads to Pampa for two games before a Borger stand, then Independence Day double header.
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Bisbee Bees Endorse New League Guarantee Rule
Bisbee Arizona June 27 directors vote to play under Arizona Texas League rule guaranteeing visiting clubs 35 per game after Albuquerque Cardinal directors opposed returning to 25 per cent. Tucson and El Paso earlier agreed to rescind the rule, citing hardship for Bisbee.
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Three Teams Win in Church Softball Loop
First Baptist Church squad fell 18 to 7 before Glenwood Baptist in an Inter Church Council game. Tenth Street Methodist defeated Polk Street Methodist 13 to 2 led by Max Roland and J Williamson. Central Presbyterians beat Glenwood Baptists 28 to 1 to stay undefeated.
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Ruth Beats Cobb Up In Second Golf Match
New York June 27 Babe Ruth defeats Ty Cobb 1 up on the 19th hole in their second benefit golf match at Fresh Meadow Country Club. The exhausted duel lasted three and a half hours under sun with both legends posting 85 for 18 holes. a third match tentatively planned for Detroit later this summer.
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Reds and Cubs made a grainy winter trade
The Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs are described as exchanging underwhelming returns from a winter deal centered on Jimmy Gleeson and Billy Myers. Gleeson hits a pitiful .170 while Myers and Lou Novikoff were meant to lift Chicago, yet the Reds retain Gleeson and Bob Mattick, leaving the Cubs with only an option on Myers. The piece notes Reds early struggles and compares them to Brooklyn and St Louis, highlighting missed opportunities and slow starts.
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Golfers Flock to Muny Course Amid Summer Warmth
Ross Rogers Municipal Golf Course sees 308 players registered this week through Friday while two rainy days limited turnout. Club members totaled 103 of this week’s players. last week 633 members and guests played. The present season averages about 90 players daily. manager Bill McConnell expects 125 today and around 175 on Sunday as the course remains in fine condition after heavy rains.
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Hunt advances to national intercollegiate final in tennis
Havreford Pa June 27 Midshipman Joe Hunt defeated Joe Davis of Vanderbilt to reach the title match. Hunt, top seed and fourth ranked player, outplayed Davis in straight sets 6 3 8 6 8 6 at Merion Cricket Club to face Ted Olewine USC in the final. Also noted were upsets in doubles as Olewine and Charley Mattman beat Stanford’s defending champions Larry Dee and Jim Wade in five sets.
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Cubs Fans Help Slump, Lose to Pirates 4–2
Chicago skidded to a 4–2 defeat as Pittsburgh used a fielding prankster, a fan in a tan suit, to occupy the infield before being escorted off. Elbie Fletcher was cut above the eye by a stray hit, while Al Lopez, Truett Sewell, Arky Vaughan, and Rip Collins delivered decisive late-inning runs for the Pirates, earning Sewell his seventh victory.
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Standings Update From West Texas New Mexico League
Regional league standings released for the West Texas New Mexico League. Teams in the Sea and West divisions show shifting positions as season progresses.
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Church Softball Extends Play For Three Weeks
Managers and coaches at the YMCA voted to extend church softball for three more weeks. Twelve teams in the Inter-Church Recreational Council will play five games each week, with Red and Blue Leagues ending Tuesday and the new schedule starting July 7. The top four teams from each league will enter a double elimination playoff for first place. Earl Swearington and R K Harty were named to a committee to draft new pairings.
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Probable MLB pitchers for Tuesday games
Major league schedule highlights probable starters with records in parentheses. American League games include New York at Philadelphia Donald against Babich, Boston at Washington Newsome versus Leonard, and St Louis at Detroit Niggeling against Newsom. National League matchups feature Philadelphia at New York Hughes versus Hubbell, Brooklyn at Boston Highe against Errickson, Cincinnati at St Louis Vander Meer or Walters versus Gumbert, and Pittsburgh at Chicago Butcher against Olsen.
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Harris Blanks Detroit Tigers 9-0 for Browns
The St. Louis Browns shut out the Detroit Tigers 9-0 behind Bob Harris four hit pitching. Johnny Berardino and Hamond Clift homered for the Browns as Detroit suffered the loss with Trout pitching. Berardino, Clift, McQuinn, and Ferrell provided key RBIs in the lopsided game.
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Cats Prove Not All Nimble at Bronx Park Zoo
Bronx Park Zoo staff report an incident showing not all cats are agile as expected. Keepers describe the event as unusual behavior among the zoo’s feline residents.
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Indians Defeat White Sox 3-1 to Reclaim AL Lead
Cleveland Indians top Chicago White Sox 3-1 under the lights to move back into undisputed first in the American League. Al Milnar earned his seventh win while allowing seven hits as Cleveland takes the opener of a key series. Heath drove in two runs with a homer and Boudreau and Tresh also had RBIs.
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Brownell Stewart Enter College Golf Finals In Sensational Semi Finals
In Columbus the 44th Intercollegiate Golf Championship semi finals produced two dramatic advances. Ray Brownell of Stanford, a 21-year-old six foot three sophomore, defeated Danny Carmichael of Princeton after 40 holes with a seven foot birdie putt on the fourth extra green. Earl Stewart of LSU, a 19-year-old medalist, edged Otto Greiner on the 38th green after erasing a four hole deficit and forcing extra play.
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Cards Beat Reds 5-3 To Take League Lead
The Cardinals moved a half game ahead in the National League by beating the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 3 tonight on Don Padgett's eighth inning homer with a man aboard. The win ends a first place tie with the idle Brooklyn Dodgers. London is to have buses of many colors.
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DiMaggio Extends Hit Streak as A's Edge Yankees 7 6
Joe DiMaggio singles and belts his 17th homer to push his consecutive games with a hit to 39, but Philadelphia Athletics beat the New York Yankees 7 to 6 in a see-saw game. Frank Hayes homered for the A’s and Tom Ferrick secured the win, while New York rallied in the ninth before losing.
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Raimondi Joins Oklahoma City On PCL Option
June 27 Oklahoma City announces third baseman Ernie Raimondi has been obtained on an option from Oakland California in the Pacific Coast League. Owner John Holland confirms the move and notes the player’s provisional status with the team.
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