Top Amarillo doubles pair set for Region 1 tennis meet
Bobby Garner and Bill Swank, new leaders of Amarillo High School’s top boys doubles team, thrived in the district meet with no lost sets. The piece notes their teamwork, net play, and service returns as keys, while also detailing Kids Inc coach needs across many leagues and urging local adults to volunteer.
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Bobby Garner
Bill Swank
Amarillo
Lubbock
Garner
Swank
Ben Forthnenlcs
Pud Ruiuht
Kids, Inc
Maverick Club
Glenwood School
Ralph Dykeman
America
Andersons Batting Power Sparks Sandies to Victory Over Rockets
In a baseball wraparound, Vickie Anderson led the Golden Sandies with four hits in four trips at Gold Sox Field as they defeated the Wellington Skyrockets 19 to 4. Earlier, Sandies beat the Childress Bobcats 14 to 7 and Anderson extended his on base streak, drawing praise from observers.
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Sandies
Rockets
Lane McAfee
Golden Sandie
McAfee's, Inc
Dick Morton
Old Tascosa
Herring Hotel
Bob Crues
Gold Sox
University of Kansas
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Lubbock Hubbers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Lefty Lonergan
Chris Haskins
Ruth Dorris
Amarillo Women's
Golden Sandies
Clumhe
Thorpe
Amarillo
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Vickie Anderson
Gold Sox Field
Wellington
The
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Vega Longhorns
Vega
Daareal
Con Ore
Ovis
Hank’ Sauer
Teds
Cincinnati
Sauer
Reds
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Vern Stephens
Boston
Amarillo Golf Dinner Team Matches Set at Dutch Dinner
The Amarillo Country Club hosts the first Dutch Dinner Team Matches this Thursday afternoon with Fay Dryden and Chuck Wagner as captains. Pairings include Sim Kelly versus June Davis and many others featuring local players and rival club names. The event combines multiple foursomes and showcases a broad field of competitors.
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Amarillo Country Club
Fay Dryden
Chuck Wagner
Dryden
Sim Kelly
June Davis
Harvey’ Allen
McCormick
Alen
Bil Andrewy
E. Anderson
Virell Reager
Askew
Bruce Autry
Buford Avery
Walter Russell
Odie Russell
Elledge
SL. Bara
Fred Gray
RB. Norman
CE. Robertson
Jimmy Barnhill
T. B. Blanchard
Bill Barrick
J. R. Proper
N. D
Bartlett
J. L. Carter
jpBs
Neat’ Cannon
Rev. J. Frankerr
BB. Carson
W. B. Hamilton
Ala Castleberry
Ke Lewis
Mark Cremmer
John Parrell
Dick Coon
M. T. Johnson
Tom Connally
Bob Green
Gretney
HD. Nelson
Sandy Cross
HH. Pietener
Chas’ Crowe
Riley Strickland
Bob Crudgington
Willborn
Coekins
Henry Rietman
Gene Kiein
Warne ‘DeGrassi
Mike’ Montgomey
E. Edwards
Gus Lettwich
B.C. Elliott
Hales
Chas. Fisk
W. W. Rusk
Tom LeMond
Wes Inzard
Ted Taylor
Aubrey Jackson
Baker
A. James Va
BE. L
Roberta Erb
Jordan
O. H
Leslie ‘Jones
Jas Parmelee
Bob ‘Kesterson
Jack
Farwell JA Killough
John ‘Satterstrom
Davia Kriteer
Tol Ware
J.B. Landers
Jess Benders
Char. McAfee
Earl O'Keefe
Jane McAfee
Ben Stone
Dr.c. McParland
Roy Stockton
Giant Organ to Open 66 Meet at Chicago Stadium
An eight nation boxing event opens with a giant organ playing national anthems for the US Czechoslovakia Eire Italy France and Belgium. More than 20 000 fans will attend as eight invading champions from five countries clash with Chicago boxers in the Chicago Stadium. European fighters earned their spots through two months of elimination bouts.
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Newsom
Giants
New York
Bobo
Tate Lew
Urs Boslyn Dodgers
St. Louis Browns
de Volved
Roit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
UAGQ
Czechoslovakia
Eire
Italy
France
Belgium
Chicago
Walker's eighth inning homer lifts Phillies over Senators
In Greenville South Carolina on April 13 Harry Walker hit a key homer with Del Denis on base in the eighth to turn a 3-2 deficit into a 4-3 Phillies win over the Washington Senators. Sid Hudson pitched well for the Phillies allowed eight hits. The Senators totaled five hits three misjudged doubles and two infield singles.
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Washington Senators
Philadelphia Phillies
Greenville
Senators
Sid Hudson
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Whitey Kurowski
Nippy Jones
Cliff Chambers
Red Munger
Philadelphia Phillie
Curt Simmons
Lou Grasmik
Bob
Newsom
Ben ‘Chapman
Washington
Simmons
Grasmik
Wichita
Kan
Jack Conway
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Keystone Forth
Billy Rigney
Giants
Tribe
Tulsa
Oklo
Nashville
Tenn
Detroit
Tiger
Steve O'Neill
Art Houtteman
Bengals
Houtteman
Little Rock
YMCA-Church Softball League To Meet Tonight
YMCA-Church Softball League officials hold a special meeting at 8:15 pm in the YMCA office at 512 E. Standard to discuss league rules and policies.
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Ymca-Church
Ymca-Church Softball League
YMCA
E. Std
Three New Leaders In Bowling Tourney
Hazel Steele of Madison Wisconsin seized the singles and all events lead in the Women’s International Bowling Congress after bowling a 609 series and 1 730 all events to date. She displaced Eleanore Bunger of Corpus Christi in both categories while Bunger and Jane Moss held the doubles lead with 1 123. Longview Independents of Longview captured the team title with 2480, and Shell’s Nursery of Dallas topped the booster division with 2104.
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Dallas
Hazel Steele
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Eleanore Bunger
Corpus Christi
Longview
W&s Recreation
St. Louis
Shell
Cards Creep Toward .500 Amid Cubs Win
The St. Cards improved to 16 wins and 17 defeats after beating the Chicago Cubs 6-5. Whitey Kurowski and Vernal Nippy Jones hit two three run homers. George Munger pitched eight innings for the Cardinals.
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Chicago Cubs
Whitey Kurowski
Vernal
Nippy" Jones
Cubs
George Munger
White Sox Defeat Rebels 5-2 in Five-Hit Clash
The White Sox beat the Dallas Rebels 5-2 as Ree earned the win with five innings pitched and five hits allowed. The offense backed the effort with enough run support to secure the victory.
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White Sox
Rebels
Pearance Ree
Dallas Rebels
Peggy Kirk Wins Medalist Honors at North and South
Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio fired 37 35 72 on Pinehurst No 2 to capture medalist honors in the 46th North and South Women s Golf Tournament by five strokes. She matched the par for the front nine and beat it by two on the way home. Carol Diringer Tiffin Ohio Helen Sigel Philadelphia and Mrs J D Platt Jr Dayton Ohio followed at 39 38 77 respectively.
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Pinehurst
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Rollins College
Miss Kirk
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Helen Sigel
Philadelphia
England
J. D. Platt, Jr
Dayton
Fonseca Heads Pro Boxing Card At New Sports Arena
Jesus Fonseca 19 from El Paso headlines promoter Bob Struble’s opening pro boxing show at the new Sports Arena. The 8:30 p.m. card features eight heats with Mexico City’s T Padilla and other local bouts, 30 rounds total, with admission 85 cents to 1 75. Advance sale at Maxor Drug.
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Fonseca
Jesus
Jessy
el Paso
Bob Struble
T+ Padilla
Mexico City
Safro
Struble
Mandy Rieger
Armando Carmona
Waldo Romero
Juarez
Buddy Badgett
Dallas
Young Casenova
Jackie Blair
Young Gurmare
Charles Neff
Petersburg
Maxor Drug
Fisk Building
81 Year Old Woman Arrives to Bowling Tourney in Dallas
The 81 year old Roma Scott, oldest participant in the Women's International Bowling Congress, arrived in Dallas with the Anchorage Alaska team. She has bowled since 1912 and brought four Alaskan salmon for Mayor Jimmie Temple and a sourdough recipes book for the city.
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Dallas
Roma Scott
Scott
Yestern
Anchorage
Alaska
Jimmie Temple
Niarhos Emerges as Yank Catcher Amid Injuries
Gus Niarhos moved up from Kansas City to become the leading catcher for the New York Yankees after Yogi Berra split his middle finger and went out for two weeks. Sherman Lollar (backing up) recovers from a hand injury as the Yankees beat the Birmingham Barons 12 to 1. Red Embree and Joe Page held the Barons to four hits in the victory, the seventh straight for New York. Charley Keller hit a 400 foot homer during the game.
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Ala
Gus Niarhos
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Niarhos
Larry
Yogi” Berra
Birmingham Barons
Twoeks
Sherman Lollar
Yanks
Barons
Red Embree
Joe Page
Charley Keller
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