Sox Beat Pampa 12-10 Amid Liberto Homer Power
Amarillo Sox rally past Pampa Oilers 12-10 as Vince Liberto bangs four singles and a homer driving in two. Buck Fausett uses Payte and Parker in mound effort while Templeton, Martin, and Range supply key hits. Seitz’s Oilers show strong defense with three highlight plays but fall to late Sox rally.
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Liberto
Pampa
Sox
Fookle
Johnny Wyssman
Mekules
Billy
Martin
H' ‘Templeton
Oilers
R.C. Otey
Amarillo
Vince Liberto
Dick Samek
Joe Fortin
Seitz
George Payte
Roy Parker
Payte
Templeton
Kenny White
Jack Mayfield
Rookle
Woody Salmon
Abilene
Mayfield
Albuquerque Dukes
Chet Jackno
Little Rock
Jacks
Mel McCulley
Madcap McCulley
Lubbock Hubbers
Grover Seitz
Tony Range
Tom Sellito
Otey
R. H. Templeton
Belford
Riley
Elina
Lewis
Cruces
Maye
Rice
Fortin
Samke
Ransom
Cries
Liberto J
Polkmai S
Folkman
Otey Payte
Range
Sarnoe Ey
Liberta
Belford Liberto
Dalia
Parker
Empleton Tuna
hPa
Tom
Ieton
Sandies Ready For 1-AA Tilts
Amarillo Golden Sandies, under Coach Rudy Gamblin, enter district 1-AA play with five wins and one loss in six practice tilts. They face Borger away tomorrow, Brownfield at home Friday, and Lubbock in Amarillo Saturday with two district games to follow, plus further trips in late April and May. No inter-district playoffs this season. The district champion may be invited to the Dallas High School Invitation in June.
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Amarillo Golden Sandies
Rudy Gamblin
Amarillo
Borger
Brownfield
Lubbock
Amarill
Ama
Reorooenooe
Sandie
Canyon
Charlie Leiber
Bobby Phillips
Garvin McCaskill
George McCormick
James Garner
Jim Farrell
Sherman Stockton
Hubert Ralson
J. R. Vaughan
Claude Fox
Galen Whiddon
Bill Sparks
Bob Hoefer
Jack Newby
Jimmy Clifton
Sandies
Austin
Keglers' Corner updates from Santa Fe and Borger bowling events
Henry Mathews reports on Santa Fe League electing Charles J. Snyder as president with W. Cerrassi Sr. stepping down and Jim Ayers promoted to vice-president. Borger hosts West Texas New Mexico tournament with Isa Bell Morgan's 616 singles win and Finger Motor Co. team triumph. Mentions John Laughlin potential election to American Bowling Congress board and F C Quigley’s curious 168 three-game series.
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Buck's Tavern
Santa Fe League
Charles J. Snyder
C. J
W. D. Cerrassi, Jr
Jim Ayers
George ‘Lowe
Sesson
Herman Hill
Switzer
Borger City
Isabell Morgan
Cecil Hart
Louise Nelley
Finger Motor Co
Finger Motor
Margaret Shelton
Virginia Stiles
B. Barnett
B. Padgett
Estell Pattillo
Poggi Signs For Mat Card In Seven Man Wrestle Royal
Poggi, the Argentine fighter who has fallen to the Masked Marvel in two heats, enters a seven man wrestle royal on Thursday night at the new Sports Arena. Also slated are Pat O'Dowdy and newcomer Jack Wenworth from Toronto, with balance of cast to be chosen.
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Gorilla Poggi
Marvel
New
Pat O'Dowdy
Big Spring
Ray Clements
Jack Wenworth
Toronto
Canada
Managers Pick Yanks Cards To Win Titles In Majors
Major league managers forecast a tight season with the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals favored in their leagues. Yankes and Red Sox debated for AL, NL race planned as four-team clash among Cardinals Dodgers Giants and Braves. Opening day previews note strong pitching from St Louis and balanced rosters shaping a cautious, competitive 1948 season.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Redbirds
Bucky Harris
Red Sox
Cleveland
Jve O'Neill
Tigers
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Boston
Cardinals
Eddie Dyer
Billy Southworth
Braves
Giants
Reds
Washington
Ci Cinnati
Harry S. Truman
Allie Reyn Washington
Yanks
Wynn
Reynold
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Dole
Phil Marchildon
A's
Denny Galehouse
Bart Johnson
Sox
Lou Brisste
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Crosley Field
Ewell Blackwell
Pittsburgh
Hall Gregg
Brookly
St. Louis Cardinal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Athletics
Chicago Quint Leads Bowlers In IWBC Meet
Two Chicago quintets rose in the regular team division of the International Women’s Bowling Congress tournament. Kathryn Creme Pact Keglerettes topped with a 2812 series, 82 pins ahead of Du Bowl of St Louis. Blatz Beer from Chicago moved to third with 2631. Florence Geary of Chicago placed fourth in singles with 617.
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Chicago
Kathryn Creme Pact
St Louis
Onen @ Son Sportswear
Los ‘Angeles
Grand Id
Rapids
Midh
Seeees
Marge Fitzsimmons
Lucille A Mitchell
St. Louis
Moodes
ERIN
Hariotte
Horaia
Grand Rapids
Ann Norton
Betty
Silva
Detroit
Angeles
Jennie Vitkstis
Mich
Mele Hupfer
Burlington
Charlotte ‘Kardas
Florence Geary
Chiefs
Virgie Hupfer
Burington
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapid
Charlotte Kardas
Jacison
Wis
Twenty One Top Drivers Enter Arlington 100 Mile Race
Twenty one leading race car drivers will compete in the National AAA Championship 100 mile race at Arlington Downs next Sunday. The field includes 18 four cylinder, two eight cylinder and two six cylinder cars, with three supercharged entries. Six cars are brand new, entering both here and the Indianapolis 500. Rex May drives the Bowes Fast Special, the most powerful with a straight eight, 180 cubic inch supercharged engine. Ted Horn leads the entry list as national champion who won last fall at Arlington Downs.
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Mulangtion
America
Arlington Downs
Suday
Assenger
Ted ‘Orn
Paterson
Gholston and Klock Tie for Week-end Sweepstakes Victory
Gholston and D W Klock posted net 64s to share top honors in the Ross Rogers Golf Course Week-end Sweepstakes. Gholston 82 18 64 and Klock 74 10 64. Other winners include Doug Roush 85 19 66 Bud Ammons 77 19 68 T M Brown 84 16 68 Jack Phillips 75 6 69 Cecil Holland 78 8 10 Joe Witt 78 7 71 John Stockton 81 10 71 Harold Smith 54 7 1.
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Snorman Gholston
D. W. Klock
Ross Rogers
Gholston
Klock
Doug Roush
Bud Ammons
T. M. Brown
Jack Phillips
Cecil Holland
Joe Witt
John Stockton
Harold Smith
Indians Smash Cats 11-5 in Texas League opener
The Oklahoma City Indians exploded for 15 hits to defeat the Fort Worth Cats 11 to 5 in the Texas League opener. The win marks Fort Worth's first loss of the season as the two teams clashed in Oklahoma City.
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Indians
Ragtime Meet Ends Week Three With Bowling Contests
Ragtime Doubles at Peerless Lanes and Diamond Sweepstakes at Banner Bowl concluded their third week. Leaders include C B Allen and Ted Buccola Amarillo with 1259 pins. Wilbur M Young Fort Worth tops Diamond Sweepstakes with 2034 followed by John R Hanis Kansas City Kan and Benny Brown Lubbock.
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The
Elks
Banner Bowl
Allen
Ted Buc
Cola
Amarillo
T. I. Brown
Lubbock
Jay O'Keefe
Wilbur M. Young
Ft. Worth
John R. Hanis
Kansas City
Kan
Benny Brown
Raymond Whitaker
A. J. Perry
Bill Nelms
Texans Lose Polo Match Be at Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills on April 19 San Mateo beat the Texas Stars 10 to 9 in a high scoring polo clash that decided the Pacific Coast championship. Cecil Smith of Texas and Bob Smith of San Mateo each netted four goals.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
San Mateo
Texas Stars
Pacific Coast
Cecil Smith
Texas
Bob Smith
Kids Incorporated seeks local Peewee and Midget coaches
This column calls for neighborhood residents on Pierce W. L. Sloan, coach of the Pierce Street Kingfishers and Razorbacks, needs 4 or 5 youngsters for each team to fill his 15-player rosters. Names like Altman Allison Groves Stevenson Davenport Parkins Thompson Doud Clarke Mills Sloan Reid Smiley and others appear among signed and potential players, with practice games planned and a season opening looming.
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W. L. Sloan
Pierce Street Kingfishers
Cactus
Razorbacks
Sloan
Altman
Allison
Groves
Stevenson
Davenport
Parkins
Thompson
Doud
Clarke
Mills
Reid
Smiley
Globe-News
Ray Daniels
Kids, Inc
Ralph Dykeman
Shamrock
Cal Parley
Boys Ranch
Kids, Incorporated
Shamrock Kids, Inc
Aggies Sweep Dual Track Meets at College Station
The Texas Aggies defeated Rice Institute in both varsity and freshmen dual track meets. Varsity won 85 to 37 and freshmen 77 to 37. Highlight performances include George Kadera with 49 feet 3 inches in shot put and 162 feet 2 inches in discus, plus August Erfurth of Rice winning the 145 yard high hurdles.
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Aggies
College Station
Texas Aggies
Rice Institute
A&m
Kansas
River Oaks Invitational Opens With Parker Top Seed
The 14th River Oaks Invitational Tennis Tournament begins in Houston with Frankie Parker of Los Angeles as top seed. Parker, champion in 1933, faces Jason Morton of Houston in the opening round today amid a program noting fielding plants and curious local flora.
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Frankie Parker
Los Angeles
Parker
Jason Morton
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