Spring football talk and Texas prep notes collide
Local sports chatter covers spring football debate in Texas high schools, changes in coaching staff including Ray George to Texas A&M, and opinions on whether spring training should continue. Also notes on Sandies versus Berger baseball, Cardinals win over Cincinnati, and looming Pampa Sandies matchups with Harvesters.
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Amarillo Last-Frame Loss Drops Diamond Title Hope
Amarillo Golden Sandies led 8-2 but Borger Bulldogs rallied to win 9-8 at Borger. A bases loaded error and late scoring allowed Borger to overturn the game as Amarillo failed to clinch the northern division crown with four games left.
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Mis Sen e Markovich Faces Oilers Lamesa
Amarillo Gold Sox visit Pampa Oilers for a Tuesday game after a rough 11-9 loss to Lamesa Lobos. Manager Buck Fausett plans to start rookie Bob Markovich, with Nick DeLuca and Paul Halter back, aiming for the first win of 1951.
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San Antonio Keeps Pace in Texas League Action
The San Antonio Missions improved to 11 wins, 4 losses after a 4 2 win over Houston. Fort Worth beat Dallas 5 2, Oklahoma City won 5 4 at Tulsa, and Shreveport defeated the Sports 3 1. Dallas and Beaumont also played, while Tulsa visits Dallas tonight.
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Local League Scores and Standings Lead News Roundup
A compact roundup lists West Texas New Mexico League standings and results with Albuquerque Amarillo Lubbock Clovis and Borger results. It also notes Monday results and Tuesday schedule plus separate National American leagues with wins losses and key matchups. A brief tech blurb mentions a six volt storage battery weighing one pound three ounces palm sized.
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Danes Boost Merchant Fleet By 100000 Tons In 1950
Denmark reports a rise in its merchant fleet for 1950 adding about 100000 tons to existing tonnage. An additional 280000 tons are currently under construction, expanding Denmark’s seaborne trade capacity.
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Radio Tech Reveals Efficient Global Message Method
A short wave radio message can be sent around the world with power far below that of a typical flashlight. This innovative method demonstrates remarkable efficiency in long range communication.
Pacific Coast league rookie standouts and more
Early report from the Pacific Coast base ball league lists about 20 rookies with Oakland first baseman Jim Marshall drawing attention. Other notes include featherweight Roy Ankarah, golfer Mike Cestone, Oklahoma slugger Joe Buck, and Yankee hope Jackie Jensen. Also mentions Bobby Locke, Ben Hogan, and Ben Hogan’s trio, plus Michigan football and Northwestern basketball notes.
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Africa
Gold Coast
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Roy
Ronnie Clayton
Ankarah
London
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New Jersey
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Oklahoma
Ump
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Corpus Christi
Tex
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Australia
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Locke
Bobby
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von Nida
Dick Balzhiser
Michigan
Dukes Toppled From Top Spot In West Texas NM League
The Albuquerque Dukes suffered their first loss of the season as Abilene’s Hack Miller led a 6-1 win for the Blue Sox. Lubbock and Pampa moved into first with 3-1 records. Also: Lamesa beat Amarillo 11-9 on a seventh inning triple by Yogi Marti, and Clovis fell to Pampa 14-6 led by four homers.
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Berger
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Langen
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Zeke” Harper
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Ten
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Davis
Castillo
Lamesa Lobos
Amarillo Gold Sox
Yogi Marti
Bowling Scores Southwestern Fixtures at Peerless Lanes
Team results from Southwestern fixtures at Peerless Lanes show KORINAS win with Purcell 453, Lewan dowski 276, Mathews 364, Alien 486. MAPLES win with Anderson 391, Blind 348, Day 368, Jordan 473. SYCAMORES win with Reynolds 428, pet ope 401, Boucher 476, McCann. ELMS win with Williams 372. Hassell 410, Bob McCann 398.
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McCann
Elms
Williams
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Dodgers on pace to seize pennant in marathon win
Brooklyn Dodgers rally from behind to beat Boston 2 to 1 in 16 innings and 3 hours 53 minutes, extending a winning streak to five. Relievers Hatten Palica and King allowed just two hits, with Hatten striking out nine in a strong start on his 30th birthday.
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the Cat) Brecheen
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Lucky) Lohrke
Bobby Thomson
Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillie
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Mel Queen
Thirty Years and Still not A Winner at Derby
New York April 24 news profiles Hal Price Headley seeking a Kentucky Derby winner with Jumbo after 30 years of near misses. Headley, linked to a Georgia plantation and longstanding Belmont setup, recalls past runners like Menow and Lotowhite while Jumbo battles in Jamaica trials before Derby day.
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Webb Named President Of Civic Softball League
Dean Webb was named president of the YMCA Civic Softball League at a meeting last night. Buddy Cross was elected vice president and Bill Bateman secretary. Six teams are in, with two more possible by May 1. Interested entrants should call Homer Cowan. Teams include 20-30 Club, VFEW, American Legion, Plains Machinery, Junior Chamber of Commerce and Silas Mason Company. The season starts the week of May 15.
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Texas
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Ymca Civic Softball League
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Silas Mason Company
Civic Loop
Africa coast as regular as Europe in Globe-News ad
An advertisement fragment notes Africa coast near Alexandria Egypt appears three times as large as Europe yet its coasts are unusually regular, claiming the coastline is no farther around than the combined coasts of Norway and the British Isles.
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Egypt
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Norway
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