Sex-Gassers Clash Tonight In Amarillo Exhibition
The Amarillo Globe previews tonight’s exhibition in Borger at Huber Park between the Amarillo Gold Sox and the Borger Gassers starting at 8 p.m. Manager Harry Lamprich tests pitchers Steve Kolesar Eli Weskamp Thomas Hoss Spears Sam Ryan and Ben Lorino while Gilbert Kerckhove impresses as a rookie outfielder.
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Amarillo
Berger
Sox
Harry Lamprich
Steve Kolesar
Eli Weskamp
Thomas “Hoss” Spears
Sam Ryan
Ben Lorino
Lorino
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Lamprich
Walter Ransom
Bell
Calif
Bob Leeds
Gold Field
Grover Seitz
Pampa Oilers
Gold Sox
Amarillo High to Decide on Spring Football Amid Turf Checks
Coach Howard Lynch weighs starting Sandie spring drills at Butler Field as state officials may abolish spring football this month. The piece argues to drop spring football so track and baseball gain priority, while noting Amarillo plans a baseball team next season and hopes to beat Lubbock for Region One track. The Cardinals seek a bounceback with Cat Brecheen on the mound as NL favorites.
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Howard Lynch
Sandie
Butler Field
Amarillo High Shoders
Amarillo High School
Sandies Sweep in Ellwood Park Tennis Meet
Amarillo Sandies win 1-A A and Grover Greyhounds capture 1-B titles at Ellwood Park with top player James Garner keying singles and Neil Quattiebaum taking the girls final. Pampa trails as Grover beats Claude for 1-B doubles glory and regional bid looms at Lubbock.
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Amarillo
Sandie
Grover
Ellwood Park
Sandies
Greyhounds
Pampa
Turkey
Vega
James Garner
Berger
Bill Finger
Neil Quattiebaum
Alice Jean Robinson
Lassie
Nell
Sparks
Carmen McGee
Mary Lynn Bell
Patsy Pierson
Reba Pagen
Harvester Combine
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Donnie Fletcher
Ralph Smally
Joe Wilson
Claude
Lubbock
Austin
Borger
Jerry Barber
Addison
Dick Hardin
Ama- Ho
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Malcomb Pagen
Relph Smally
Gel Ralph Sluts
Millard McNabb
Vol
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Gru
Er. Dew
Bob Gregory
Floyce Hanna
Harry Todd Accepts Invite for Colonial Club Meet
Dallas pro Harry Todd, runner up in last year’s Colonial Country Club National Invitation, accepts again participation May 15-18. He joins Bobby Locke Dick Metz George Schoux and Amateur Royal Hogan. field will include 24 professionals and 12 amateurs.
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Port Worth
Harry Todd
Dallas
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kan
George Schoux
San
Royal Hogan
Fort Worth
Mann Bakery Team Competes In National Bowling Meet
The Mann Bakery squad competes tonight in the Women s International Bowling Congress Tournament in Grand Rapids Michigan. Team members include Claire Mann Ruth Dorris Ruby Wagner Billie Melton and Jimmy Shane.
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Mann Bakery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Claire Mann
Ruth Dorris
Ruby Wagner
Billie Melton
Jimmy Shane
Montreal Canadiens Rally For Cup Victory Over Maple Leafs
Montreal led by Maurice Rocket Richard defeated Toronto 3 to 1 in a do or die encounter to stay in the Stanley Cup race. The Maple Leafs had won three straight games and needed one more win to clinch the cup.
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U.P
Montreal Canadians
Maurice
Rocket) Richard
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Texas League Upset Lifts Oklahoma City to Solo Lead
Oklahoma City remained atop the Texas League after San Antonio and Fort Worth were upset. Tulsa beat San Antonio 16 to 8, Houston Buffs rallied to defeat San Antonio 9 to 2, Dallas Rebels defeated Fort Worth, and Beaumont Exporters edged Shreveport 5 to 4 with four runs in the ninth.
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Indians
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Oilers
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Rebels
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Beaumont
Shreveport
McKay and Klein Qualify for Region Golf Meet
Amarillo High School golfers Art McKay and Gene Klein qualified for the Region One Tournament at Lubbock in the Conference 1-AA event. McKay shot 83 and Klein 87 to finish second and third, as Bill Houck of Borger led with 82. The Sandies won the amateur championship by 46 strokes over Borger. Amarillo totaled 351, Borger 397, and Pampa 400. Don McCormick 90 and George McCormick 91 completed the scoring for Amarillo.
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Lubbock
Amarillo Country Club
Art McKay
Gene Klein
Bill Houck
Borger
Sandies
Pampa
Don McCormick
George McCormick
Gray County
Texas golf team beats Trinity after Denton win
The Texas golf squad, returning from a 5 2 win over North Texas Teachers in Denton, traveled to Seguin to play Trinity University of San Antonio. Three matches went extra holes with Gene Towery and Kenneth Brock delivering key wins.
Oreiga to Meet Wilson in Juarez Featherweight Bout
Jackie Wilson former world featherweight champion will fight Manny Oreiga Texas featherweight king in Juarez on April 25. Wilson arrives after a seventh round technical knockout of Freddy Steele Northwest featherweight champion in Vancouver.
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Jackie Wilson
Manny Oreiga
Texas
Juarez
Wilson
Freddy Steele
Vancouver
Mosquitoes Inject Saliva to Prevent Blood Coagulation
Mosquitoes inject saliva into their hosts to stop blood from clotting while they feed. The saliva contains proteins that inhibit clotting and facilitate the insect’s blood meal.
Chandler would still suspend Durocher for one year
Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler defended his last week's penalties on Leo Durocher and others, saying his decision was his own and un influenced by outsiders. He spoke at a Cleveland dinner honoring Bill Veeck, noting renewed confidence after the ruling.
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Zaharias Advances to Semifinals at North and South
Babe Didrickson Zaharias moves into the semifinals at Pinehurst facing Laddie Irwin of Montclair. Estelle Lawson Page meets Louise Suggs in the other semifinal as Page defeated Jean Hopkins and Zaharias beat Grace Lenczyk.
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Lithia Springs
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Cleveland
New Dish Named After Resort Owner
A New York summer resort proprietor E. C. King inspired a chef to create a new dish titled Chicken a la king on the menu, honoring his employer with the name a la king.
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New York
Bowling Scores Show Civic League Winners Across Divisions
In Civic League action at San Jacinto Kiwanis and Jaycees led multiple divisions with high marks from Haley 519 and Reager 577 for ABC. Ellis Kiwanis Golds and Lions posted top scores as Softball crossovers, while Optimists and BPOE posted strong totals in parallel.
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Knollhoff
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Mrs R M Copeland Wins Golf Tourney
Mrs R M Copeland captured first place in a Amarillo Women's Municipal Golfers Association event at the Ross Rogers course with a net 20 percent based on five blind holes out of nine. Mrs Alfred Nelson followed with a 24 percent. Members may enter during the day in the regular Thursday tournament.
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Amarillo
Region Meet Set to Test 1 A Track Stars at Lubbock
The Region 1 A meet in Lubbock will open prelims at 10 AM with finals at 2 PM. Amarillo sprinter Winningham aims to break the 2 3.8 record in the 880 as stars from Hedley to Vega vie for titles and regional records in events including the mile, relays, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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Amarillo
Richard Winnin
Gham
Texas Tech
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Hedley
dash—Jones
Kirland
Dumas
Winningham
Mannising
Brownfield
Dean
Wilkerson
Tell
Smith Tell
Hammonds
Vega
Tohoka
Pampa
Badgers Travel to Brady Invitational Meet
Amarillo College Badgers eight strong depart at 9 30 for Brady to compete in a junior college invitational track and field meet. Coach Bob Carter aims for 17 entries across nine events including sprints jumps and throws with preliminaries tomorrow and finals under lights.<|vq_1|>
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Amarillo College
Bob Carter
Brady
Badgers
Carter
Jack McGee
Golden Sandie
McGee
Local Golfers Meet Tonight in Amarillo Association
Many golfers converge for a round-table discussion with pros George Ausbach Chuck Klein and Walter Sikes at the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association meeting on the fourth floor of the Potter County Courthouse. Session starts at 7 o clock. officers for the coming season will be elected. All Amarillo golfers are invited.
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George Ausbach
Chuck Klein
Walter Sikes
Amarillo
Longhorns Take Conference Lead With 9-6 Win Over Baylor
Texas dominates Baylor 9 to 6 to maintain first place in the Southwest Conference. Bobby Layne earned the win with nine hits allowed in nine innings. Tom Hamilton homered and singled in four trips driving in four runs. Rickey Rowe pitched for Baylor despite the loss with ten hits allowed. Chad Sneed led Baylor with three hits and Hugo Pearson homered for Baylor.
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Grade School Marble Tournament Opens Texas Event
Grade school marble shooting champions from 25 Texas districts meet in Austin June 5 and 6 to crown the statewide winner in the first statewide marble tournament sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Texas winner goes to a national event at Boys Town Nebraska June 25 and 26. Gene Horton of Austin is tournament director.
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Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Father Flanagan
Nebraska
Gene Horton
John Hargis Named All American for Texas Basketball
UT forward John Hargis was notified today by the Helms Athletic Foundation that he earned All American honors. The Longhorns are listed as third in the nation behind Holy Cross and Kentucky.
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John Hargis
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Kentucky
More Money for Memorial Day 500 Race With Holdouts
Indianapolis April 18 More prize money for the 500 mile Memorial Day speedway race was promised but too late for 31 drivers and owners who demanded a larger purse before entering. Shaw announced 32 entries and noted a raise from last year's 75 000 prize though the amount was unspecified.
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U.P
Speedway
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Ralph Hepburn
American Society of Professional Automobile Racing
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Society
SMU Mustangs Triumph in Tennis Over Aggies at College Station
The Mustangs of Southern Methodist defeated the Texas Aggies 5 to 2 in College Station. SMU won three of four singles matches and both doubles, following a win yesterday over the Cadets.
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Murdock Must Wrestle Getz in Amarillo Spotlight
Promoter Cory Detton staged a nine man scramble to earn a shot at Al Getz next week. Murdock Must Wrestle Getz features Frankie Hill Murdock who seizes the battle royal by ousting Jack Carter in two straight falls. Buck Lipscomb exits early after a quick defeat while Rex Mobley advances by default with a leg injury to Lloyd Hansen. A crowd of 1,863 buzzes over Getz’s rare test, as Getz rarely loses in Amarillo to anyone besides Wayne Martin.
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Kramer Schroeder Sweep European Net Champions
American Davis Cup team Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder dominated European holders Marcel Bernard and Jean Borotra. Kramer defeated Bernard 6 2 6 3 in 35 minutes while Schroeder outlasted Borotra 6 4 5 7 8 6.
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America
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Schroeder
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Red Hot Slugfest on KFDA Tonight
Julio Jimenez from the south and Eddie Giosa headline a ten round light weight bout broadcast by ABC on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports. The fight airs at 9:00 PM on KFDA with Bill Corum and Don Dunphy commentating as fans expect a rough night from two aggressive punchers.
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