Olver Wins Amarillo City Amateur Golf Title In Decisive 10 Up Victory
John Olver nineteen year old golf talent defeated Roy Greenhill ten up on the 27th hole to claim the Amarillo City Amateur title at the Amarillo Country Club. Olver led by ten after 18 holes, then with steady play and long, accurate woods stretched his lead despite Greenhill’s late rally.
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Reasor Wins Wichita Golf Title in Texas Public Links
Charles Reasor Electra wins the Texas public links tournament at Wichita Falls with 147 Sunday and 298 total. Derald Lehman Fort Worth also 298, but Reasor takes first by three strokes under. Olver tops in the match play finals with a 401-yard drive and key putts as Greenhill, Labadie, and Loden win flights and consolation prizes.
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Don Loden
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Jack Harrison
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Dawson Wins Trans-Mississippi Golf Title
Chicago pro Johnny Dawson defeated George Matson of Wichita 3 and 2 to capture the 36-hole finals at Wichita Country Club, triumphing in the Trans-Mississippi championship after two prior runner-up finishes.
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Senators Split in Games With Chisox
In Chicago the Washington Senators split a doubleheader with the White Sox, winning the first game 12 to 9 after trailing twice, then losing the nightcap 4 to 1 in a four hit effort. Cascarella Appleton Millies Cain and Sewell contributed in the second game.
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Cubs sweep doubleheader to seize NL lead
New York June 28 The Chicago Cubs moved into first place in the National League by shutting out the Giants in both ends of a doubleheader. Larry French beat Carl Hubbell 8 to 0 in the opener, and Bill Lee held New York to seven hits for a 6 to 0 victory in the nightcap. St Louis slipped from first after a Brooklyn loss.
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Sutter Wins National Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Ernest Sutter a 19 year old Tulane University junior won the National Intercollegiate Tennis singles championship at Northwestern University defeating Vernon John of Southern California 6 4 6 4 6 4. Ben Dey and William Seward of Stanford defeated Norman Bickel and Norbert Burgess of Chicago Western Conference champions 0 7 6 2 6 3 to win the doubles crown.
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Texaco Softball Ten Wins First Half Title
Texaco rallied from behind to beat Panhandle Laundry 8 to 5 and claim the first half championship in the National Softball League at West 34th field near Wolflin Park. A late six run burst in the fifth, keyed by Carrigan three bagger and Waner’s homer, sealed the win as Harris held Panhandle to limited offense.
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Phillips Takes Opener 13 to 1 in Doubleheader
Amarillo Phillips club blasted Tucumcari N M in Metro Park. In game one Phillips piled up 13 runs on 18 hits while Poteet walked nine and hit three. Tillery closed strong, Phillips offense included Strickland Littrell and Douglas driving in runs. In game two Tucumcari scored once as Gleason pitched six innings for Amarillo.
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Bees and Pirates Split Double Bill
Bees and Pirates split a double bill with the second game ending 108 to 102. Buck Weaver Pudden Todd Cantwell Smith Lopex and others contributed for the Bees, while pirates players included Shurg h and Botton in a tense finish.
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Browns Divide With Yankees In Twin Bill Loss
The New York Yankees, league leaders, were beaten 6 to 3 by the Browns in the first game of a doubleheader, despite their power hitting, then bounced back to win the second game 7 to 4. The report notes the game was played in the Northwestern region of New Mexico, emphasizing the landscape around the area.
Amabilia Aguish scoreline in Tucumcari baseball tilt
In a sparse box score from Tucumcari, Amabilia managed one run on a 0 0 0 1 0 0 tally. Littrell and Folsom drove in runs, while Kos ter, Kelly stole bases. Gleason pitched six plus, Folk aided by Hite and Folka, with Crowder and Clark as umpires.
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Skaggs Captures Clovis Open Golf Title
Clovis golfer Bob Skaggs won the third annual Western New Mexico West Texas Open, defeating Flimus Gober of Clovis 2 and 1 after a semifinal win over Tommy De Baca. Skaggs, holder of the world record for the longest double eagle, rallied to lead late and featured phenomenal driving. Other finals crowned J. R. Roden over Roscoe Pierce, Joe Cooper over Hugh Skiles, and Wilson Swinnery over James Ford in respective flights.
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H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants Ad
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