West Texas State Names Gus Miller Acting Athletic Director
Gold Sox and Clovis items note Gus Miller will serve as acting athletic director at West Texas State University for the duration while athletic director Al Baggett and coach Leslie Van Meter enter the Army. Baggett and Van Meter plan to report to Army duty, with Van Meter set for June 1. Miller, a former WTS student and veteran, succeeds during wartime leaves. Baggett, a Canyon fixture since 1933, and Van Meter, joined 1939, will return after the war. Relay teams displayed with Johnny Price and others.
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Gold Sox Exibition Bid As Sled Allen Recovers
Amarillo’s galloping Gold Sox host Clovis Pioneers at Malin Field in a 3 pm exhibition. Manager Sled Allen, sidelined by influenza, may attend. Dutch Prather acts as interim. Ben nie Nalley and Sammie Hale Jr leave. Dor man to start, Gardner in right. Team sits at .500 in spring, seeking revenge after a 3 2 win.
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Idle Sandies Eye Track Tilt
The Amarillo Sandie track and field team aims for the regional meet in Canyon this Saturday after a week with no practice. Seven boys and two relay squads will compete district reps led by Glenn Quattlebaum in hurdles, Billy Lynch in the 440, Ed Sharp in the mile, Gordon Waddill and Leroy Boyter in high jump, Boyter in pole vault, Richard Whisen in broad jump, Fluff Meyers in shot put, and Ossie Millican in discus.
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Standings and results in Texas League action
Results from Wednesday include Fort Worth 3 Dallas 4 in 12 innings, Houston 6 San Antonio 3 in 10, and Tulsa 7 Oklahoma City 1. Standings show Tulsa leading at 7 es iawigie et 2 with .750, Beaumont 6 4 600, Oklahoma 4 4 500, Houston 5 500, Dallas 4 5, San Antonio 4 6 400, Shreveport 4 6 400, Fort Worth 5 285. Thursday schedule lists Fort Worth at Dallas, Tulsa at Oklahoma City, and Houston at San Antonio.
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Big Bus Dorman pits skills against Pioneer hitters
The article follows Ports Mill pitcher Dorman as he toes the rubber for the full game against the Pioneers, noting his left handed edge against right-handed hitters and the anticipation of the verdict on his form as the season opens. It also mentions Gene Root offering golf lessons, the Browns’ pre season publicity woes, imminent military service for West Texas State coaches, and updates on Texas collegeAthletes.
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Pirates Shift Elliott to Third Base A Major Prize Experiment
The 1942 baseball season sees Pirates manager Frank Frisch move outfielder Robert Elliott to third base after a scouting effort born of necessity. Elliott athletic, hitting 342, leads NL with three homers in nine games and has sparked Pittsburgh with strong fielding. The move comes amid early-season shifts and strong performances from other clubs in spring play.
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Gridders on AHS Fight Card Highlight Amarillo Event
Amarillo High School fans packed the armory for a dozen Intramural bouts in the first round of the annual tournament. Tonight features rematches and new matchups including Fawlkes versus Kellum and Meyers versus Childs among others as Sandie gridders headline the card with ten-cent student and 25-cent adult admission.
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Major League Hurlers Today
United Press lists probable pitchers for today across leagues. In the National League Max Lanier starts for the Cardinals in Chicago. Dodgers field Larry French against Manuel Salvo in Boston. Hal Schumacher for the Giants faces Cy Blanton in Philadelphia. Johnny Vander Meer of the Reds meets Johnny Lanning in Pittsburgh. In the American League Jim Bagby faces Elden Auxer in St Louis. Ted Lyons opposes Hal White in Detroit. Yank Terry starts for the Red Sox against Dutch Leonard in Washington. Jack Knott starts for the Athletics against Ernie Bonham in New York.
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Texas Loop Is Lone Winded
DALLAS Dallas Texas League thrives on long games with overtime thrills. Dallas Rebels edged Fort Worth Cats 4 3 after twelfth inning heroics while Houston Buffaloes outslug San Antonio Missions 6 3. Les Mueller pitched four hit shutout relief for Beaumont after an 18 inning opener.
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Port Sports and Beaumont Clinch 2 0 Victory
Port Sports and Beaumont won 2 to 0 as Tulsa Oilers defeated intra state rival Oklahoma City Indians 7 to 1. Tulsa pitchers held opponents to one run for the fifth time this season.
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Pan American Games in doubt amid team withdrawals
United States withdrawal from the Pan American Games creates uncertainty for the event. Alberto Regina urges a token U S team to ensure participation, while Argentina and Uruguay request postponement until the war ends as a show of solidarity. Avery Brundage says cancellation stands unless government handles transport.
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Fisherman and photographer chase prize bourbon image
A vivid note extols Hiram Walker's DeLuxe bourbon as a prize of skill timing and experience. The piece highlights four years of aging as essential to producing the sought after spirit.
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