Eight-Team Junior Gold Sox Set for May Start
An eight team league was formed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting led by E. C. Quigley Jr and others. Play opens May 2 with a 56 game schedule through August and a top four playoff. Teams include Plains Chevrolet and Pan tex among others. rosters max 15. play is Mon through Thurs.
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Gold Sox
Chamber of Commerce
Plains Chevrolet
L. C. Byars
American Legion
Rue Norman
Gumasian
PTV
Eapierte
Soupcitive Latinufacturing Company
Orval Orr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. O. Flanagan
de Molays
S. E. Simpson
Pantex
S. A. Sipes
Williams
W. W. Holden
Knights of Pythias
A. L. Anderson
E. C
Quigley, Jr
Harry Hoare
Jim Reynolds
Mann Bakery
Winningham Leads 880 Favorites Ahead of Austin Meet
Richard Winningham is listed as the 880 favorite for next week's state track meet in Austin. He set a 2:02.6 in the April 6 Conference 1-AA Meet and 2:03.8 in the Region 1 Meet at Lubbock last Thursday. Other regional winners include Robert Allen, Reagan HS Houston 2:04.5. Pate, Brownwood 2:07.5. Henry Wheeler, Austin HS El Paso 2:04.4. The wide field and crowded lanes make the race uncertain. The Sandies also hope for a good mile relay with Winningham, Bobby Bau man, Lawrence Jackson, and A. F. Pyeatt clocked at 3:34.2, as Paschal HS Fort Worth ran 3:29.1 regionally. Abilene and Amarillo figure in the regional mix, with eligibility issues noted for two Eagles under the 18-year-old rule.
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Richard Winningham
Associated Press
Austin
Sandie Stepper
Richard
Lubbock
Robert Allen
Reagan High
Houston
Pate
Brownwood
Henry Wheeler
Austin High
Fl Paso
Winningham
Bobby Bauman
Lawrence Jackson
A. F. Pyeatt
Paschal High
Fort Worth
Cowtown
Paschal
Dallas
Sandies
Abilene
Eagles
Amarillo
Scribe Chick
Amario
Mr. Chick
Bowling Bits and Scores From Mount Washington League
Yesterday results show New York beating Philadelphia 7 to 6 and Boston 4 to 5 over Brooklyn. Standings list Boston and Chicago tied for third with 3 wins, 3 losses, while Pittsburgh and St Louis trail. Tonight's schedule includes Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia among others. The column notes weather wind data, local league plans, and various bowling performances at Banner Bowl.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Oaks Eoe Og -Chous
SR Creeds Peides
Pittsburgh
Sesbéde
Wecneese
Cooper
Head
Peldman
Judd
Hoerst
Chicago
Passeau
Albosta
Wilks
Andrews
Washington
Detroit
EE Cela
Ebene Sels Bes
Benton
Dietrich
Cleveland
St Louis
Embree
Gatehouse
Knott
Flores
Gumpert
Masterson
E Johnson
Gorilla Poggi to Meet Billy Nichols in Opener
Amarillo wrestling fans see two new faces on Thursday at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Gorilla Poggi the 184 pound Argentinian will face Billy Nichols of Hollywood in the one fall curtain-raiser. Milt Olsen meets George Curtis in the main event.
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Gorilla Poggi
Billy Nichols
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Cory Detton
Hollywood
Milt Olsen
el Paso
Texas
George Curtis
Vicksburg
Miss
Olsen
Curtis
Walter Stratton
Little Giant
Youngstown
Gus Edd
Bad Boy
Beaumont
Stratton
Jack Carter
Tri- State Fair Grounds
Connie Mack and wife live apart amid stock split report
Connie Mack and his wife separated over a financial arrangement. Mrs McGillicuddy said Mack, 83, transferred more than half of his Philadelphia Athletics stock, about 1 million dollars, to three of his seven children. She learned of the transfer in October and traveled to discuss it in Florida.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Mack
Cornelius J. McGillicuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
Amarillo Baseball Schedule and Tri-State Golf Event
The Amarillo Gold Sox host the House of David and Borger Gasers at Gold Sox Field on Wednesday and Friday in week two of the West Texas New Mexico League opener. The Twelfth annual Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament runs June 18 to 22 at Amarillo Country Club.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
House of David
Borger Gassers
Gold Sox
Amarillo Country Club
Arrivals on Both Coasts From AP Report
More than 2 000 service personnel arrive today in New York aboard six transports while 1 390 troops debark at San Francisco and San Diego. Ships arriving include Wilson Victory and Cape Blanco from Le Havre in New York and Hancock from Guam plus other vessels at San Francisco and San Diego.
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Associated Press
New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Cal
Wilson Victory
le Havre
Pontotoc Victory
Cape Blanco
Eufala Victory
Jane Delano
Casablanca
Exchester
Alexandria
Prairie
Henderson
Hancock
Guam
Samaritan
Eugene Skinner
Yokohama
Edwin C. Musick
LST 847
Pearl Harbor
Daughters of Texas seek horses for parade wagon
In San Antonio during fiesta week on Friday the Daughters of Texas trail drivers failed to find horses to pull their covered wagon. They rejected using a jeep for the job. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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San Antonio
Daughters of Texas Trail
San _ Antonio
Globe-News Seeks Owner Of Found Billfold
A billfold with US Treasury checks and naval ID cards bearing Donald Ruedeane Rule Seaman First Class USNR was found by Roy V. Brashear and turned over to Thurman Parish. Parish traced Rule to Friona and then to Clovis New Mexico before handing the item to Globe News for return to the owner.
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U. S. Treasury
Donald Ruedeane Rule
USNR
Globe- News
Roy V. Brashear
North Van _ Buren
Thurman Parish
Post Office
Friona
City of Residence
Parish
Rule
Clovis
N. M
The
Globe News
Amarillo Dinner Match Set For May 1 At Club
The Dutch Dinner Team schedule runs every three weeks with Thursday events. The next match, second of the season, will be held Wednesday May 1 at Amarillo Country Club. Captains are Bob Crudgington and Ernie Plettner. Losing team hosts the winners at the dinner afterward. Fifteen special awards include two golf balls each for winning captain low gross high gross low nets four for four blind bogies and each member of the surprise foursome.
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Amarillo Country Club
Bob Crudgington
Ernie Plettner
Lanier shines as Cardinals win fifth straight
Max Lanier, coming off Army duty, wins his first two starts to pace the St. Louis Cardinals five game winning streak. He blanks Pittsburgh then beats Cincinnati 4-1, six hits allowed, while Dodgers, Giants, Yankees and other rivals claim wins in the latest major league action.
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Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Len Warneke
Curt Davis
Denton
N. C
Red Birds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Lanier
Cards
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
New York Giants
Phillies
Tommy Hughes
Hugh Mulcahy
Detroit
Dizzy Trout
Chicago
White Sox
Floyd Bevens
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Luther Knerr
Eddie Pellagrini
Johnny Pesky
Washington
Stranaham Heads North and South Golf Qualifiers
Medalist Frank Stranaham of Toledo shot four under par 68 to lead 16 low scorers from a field of 102 into match play at the 46th North and South amateur in Pinehurst. He had five birdies and only one over par on one hole, clocking 33 on the front nine and 35 on the back. Richard Chapman of Pinehurst was one stroke back with a 69.
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Pinehurst
N. C
U.P
Frank Stranaham
Toledo
Stranaham
Richard Chapman
Local Bowlers Eye Denver Meet This May
A large contingent from the area will travel to the Denver tournament in the latter part of May. Entries should be submitted early as organizers expect strong participation and note hotel arrangements are underway.
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Nament
Denver
Kids Inc Honored at Banquet for City Champions
The American Business Club will host a 7 pm Friday banquet in Horace Mann School cafeteria to honor Kids Incorporated basketball players. Gold basketballs go to Wolflin Peewees Maverick Club Juniors Intermediates and Sam Houston Seniors for city titles. silver balls to Horace Mann Peewees Boys Ranch Juniors and Price College Intermediates for second place. silver medals to Sam Houston Juniors and Intermediates for Junior High League titles. Coaches officials and first and second place teams are invited.
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The
American Business Club
Kids, Incorporated
Horace Mann School
Wolflin Peewees
Maverick Club
Sam Houston
Horace Mann Peewees
Bowling Tournament Opens Saturday At Banner Bowl
Richey's Cafe won last year's Amarillo City Bowling Association team title as the defending champions dropped 3 090 pins in three games. The annual event begins a three week run Saturday night with singles and doubles on Sunday and handicaps allowed in each division based on the 200 less three fourths of the difference from each bowler's average.
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Richey’s Cafe
Amarillo City
North Texas State College Wins Lone Star Track Meet
North Texas State College surged to 57 points to win the Lone Star Conference track and field meet in Denton. Stephen F. Austin State College placed second with 30 points, Southwest State College took third, Sam Houston State College edged University of Houston 27 to 26. East Texas State College scored none.
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Denton
Lone Star Conference
North Texas State College
Denton Eagles
Stephen F. Austin State College
Southwest State College
Sam Houston State College
University of Houston
East Texas State College
Trinity Elects Lone Star Loop Move to Houston Classic
The Lone Star Conference votes Trinity University of San Antonio into its loop and signs a five year deal with the Houston Optimist Club. The conference champion will meet an invited opponent in Houston for a December or New Year grid classic with proceeds aiding Texas boys. Trinity will be credited in fall standings for games with Texas A and I College Southwestern University and Abilene Christian College. Alfalfa note appears as a separate reference.
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Denton
Lone Star Conference
Trinity University of San Antonio
Houston Optimist Club
Optimists
Lone Star
Houston
Texas
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Texas Conference
Texas A. & I. College
Southwestern U
Abilene Christian College
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