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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1951

Page

13

Odessa Area Sports Shifts Signal Coaching Moves

Odessa High School athletic director Joe Coleman resigns to coach at New Mexico A&M. Julius Johnson promoted to head coach as Odessa plans two new assistants. coach Gail Smith of Odessa to give up coaching due to time demands. Region 1-AA track meet looms in Lubbock with Sandies and Bronchos prep, while District 1-AAAA basketball coaches meet in Lubbock for 1951-52 scheduling.

Odessa Lubbock Solon Holt Amarillo Gail Smith Bobby Jackson Joe Coleman Odessa High School New Mexico A&m College Smith Julius Johnson Coleman Defee Watson Holt Sandie Borger Bulldogs Borger San Angelo Abilene Pampa

Fisticuffs at Tulsa As Oilers Beat Cats

Tulsa tops Fort Worth 8 0 as four extra hits power the Oilers to a shutout. Ben Taylor of Fort Worth and John Temple of Tulsa clash in a first inning fight as tempers flare in a Texas League opener. Tulsa draws 2917 in attendance while Shreveport garners 6501 for its first game.

Tulsa Oilers Harold V. Ratliff Associated Press Texas League San Antonio Beaumont Shreveport Houston Oklahoma City Dallas Fort Worth Ben Taylor John Temple Dave Jolly al Gerhauser Indians Frank Mancuso Bank Shreveport Rip Repulski Jerry Witte Grimsley Seijas B. Bragan Jolly Wrona

Truman To Try Pitching Again In Open Day Play

President Truman plans a doubleheader to open the Washington baseball season with the unbeaten Yankees facing the Senators. Truman will throw out the first pitch at 1 PM as hoopla is trimmed for a second game at 8:30 PM. Also noted is Yale coach Robert F. Giegenack's magna cum laude graduation from Holy Cross College.

Truman Washington New York Yankees Washington Senators Senators Yanks Mr. Truman Robert F. Giegenack Yale Holy Cross College

Upsets Likely In River Oaks Tennis Tournament

In Houston the River Oaks Quarterfinals drew 2,500 fans as Art Larsen faces a likely upset after a 4-6 6-4 6-4 loss to Robert Curtis who led 2-1 in the final set when darkness halted play. Gardner Mulloy edged Bitsy Grant 6-1 4-6 6-2 6-3, while Billy Talbert beat Tony Vincent 6-3 7-5 6-4. Herbie Flam led 6-2 6-1 3-6 6-5 in the fourth set before darkness ended play.

Houston River Oaks Art Larsen Larsen Robert Curtis Curtis Herbie Flam Los Angeles Hamilton Richardson Louisiana State University Flam Swank River Oaks Country Club Gardner Mulloy Coral Gables Fla Bryan Bitsy) Grant Atlanta Billy Talbert New York Tony Vincent

Boyish Raid Damages Sherman Tank in Albany Parade

Dozens of boys attacked a 33 ton Sherman tank used in a recruiting drive in Albany New York. Two periscopes were carried off and the muzzle cover on a 76 millimeter gun was slit. No injuries reported.

Albany

New York Mutuals Played in Brooklyn on 1876 Opening

When the National League formed in 1876 the New York club then known as the Mutuals played its games in Brooklyn, marking an early phase in organized baseball history.

New York The Mutuals Brooklyn

Gold Sox add De Luca as opener nears in Abilene

Amarillo's Gold Sox race to a patched lineup for tonight's season opener at Abilene. They acquire Nick De Luca, veteran third baseman from Tyler, to boost infield with Beaty backing up. Lefty Bob Markovich expected, while Paul Halter mourns his father and Kitchens is detained.

News-Globe Abilene Crawford Howard Buck Fausett Gold Sox de Luca Meridian Miss Tyler Ball Park Fausett Beaty Sox Amarillo Bob Markovich Sacramento George Dellis Roswell Paul Halter Bend Ore Cuby Kitchens Canyon West Texas State College Zeke Harper Joel Calloway Larry Mann Hack Miller Fred Schmidt St. Louis Cardinals Schmidt Buck

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