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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1951

Page

10

Amarillo High Track Sees Storied Season Ahead of State Meet

The 1951 Amarillo High track squad, eyed as one of the school’s greatest, has won multiple relays and region titles, led by standouts like George McCormick, Robert Whiddon and Galen Fowler, now at Oklahoma. The piece contrasts a strong dual meet potential with uncertain state meet results and discusses coaching shifts and spring football’s impact on track.

Amarillo High Fort Worth Odessa Lubbock Greenbelt Childress Big Spring Bluebonnet University of Oklahoma Holt Sandies Amarillo Lubbock High School Westerners Bobby Graham Robert Frazier

Texas League Blasts Open on Haymakers in Beaumon t Doubleheader

In Beaumont a brawl sparked by John Temple of the Tulsa Oilers led to 14 stitches after a second baseman error. The league erupts with nine homers as San Antonio’s Missions crush Fort Worth 12 0 and Beaumont wins 9 0 and 5 4. Babe Martin Austin Knickerbocker and Tommy Fine star. Houston edges Dallas 5 4 as Les Fusselman hits a 360 foot homer.

Beaumont Tulsa Oilers John Temple San Antonio Missions Fort Worth Babe Martin Austin Knickerbocker Tommy Fine Ple Temple Houston Dallas Les Fusselman Dick Bokelmann Anton Ok City Shreveport Ft Worth Tulsa Oklahoma City W. Falls Gainesville Serman Austin Tyler Waco Texarkana Wichita Falls Sherman-Dennison Pet S. Angelo Roswell Midland B. Spring Vernon Artesia Sweetwat Odessa Big Spring Sweetwater San Angelo

Two Skin Golf Tournaments Draw Crowd at Ross Rogers

Large field enters two skin tourneys at Ross Rogers Course with 50 cent entry. Red Carrigan wins Saturday with a birdie on No 17 earning 12.50 in merchandise. Sunday winners Knox Whitney Dan Stiggins Harry DeLashmutt Dale Carter and George Caldwell each gain 2.70 in merchandise. Leonardo Da Vinci drew a plan for a helicopter.

Ross Rogers Red Carrigan Knox Whitney Dan Stiggins Harry DeLashmutt Dale Carter George Caldwell

GASSERS LICKING CHOPS FOR SOX

The Burger Gassers travel to Amarillo to challenge Buck Fausett's Gold Sox in a West Texas New Mexico League cellar battle beginning at 8 30. Joel Callaway starts for eighth place Gassers while Berger owns a 3 7 record and Amarillo sits 1 8. Abilene Blue Sox beat the Gold Sox 16 12 in a wild slugfest with eight homers and notable hitting from Crawford Howard and Charles Schmidt.

Burger Gaasers Amarillo Buck Fausett Gold Sox Joel Callaway Golden Hose Gassers Berger Abilene Blue Sox Gold Sox Field Crawford Howard

Dodgers Giants Dishing Em Up In Home Run Report

Oscar Fraley reports that through 47 NL games 85 homers were hit, led by Giants pitchers allowing 18 and Dodgers Roe and Erskine as major homer targets. Yankees and Tigers top pitchers limiting homers, while Braves and Brooklyn pace hitters. Major league HR trends point to 1951 leaders amid a noisy early season.

Oscar Fraley New York Brooklyn Preacher Roe New York Giants

Baseball and basketball scores from multiple leagues across Texas

Winners and standings for a Sunday set across Abilene Amarillo Clovis and Lamesa with winds delaying games in Albuquerque. American and National League results include New York St Louis Chicago Boston Philadelphia and others, plus Texas League and Longhorn standings.

Wlpct Lee Cleveland Chicago St.Louis N. York Detroit Boston Phila. Ia New York Washington St. Louis Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn Pitts Cinc. Phila N. York Naars Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Diamond Cinder Squads Face Busy Week in State Race

Amarillo High School teams push for titles in baseball and track. Baseball aims to clinch a District 1-AA crown by Saturday with a game against Pampa Harvesters at Gold Sox Field, 2 45 p.m. Amarillo leads Borger by 1.5 games with four wins and one loss. Pampa sits at one win four defeats. a rematch at Pampa looms. Track outlooks center on state meet in Austin Friday and Saturday with nine Sandies qualifiers led by Byrd Wise Cox Childers Jackson Tuckness Isaacs and Bingham. Amarillo won the Sandie Relays with 401 points last Saturday night.

Amarillo Sandies Pampa Harvesters Gold Sox Field Carl Matney Baseballers Borger Bulldogs Borger Pampa Berger Solon Holt Austin Bob Byrd Toby Wise Hugh Cox Howard Childers Edward Jackson Warren Tuckness Johnny Isaacs Ray Bingham

Sul Ross Dominates Hardin-Simmons Intercollegiate Rodeo

Sul Ross College from Alpine won three of six events at Hardin-Simmons fifth annual intercollegiate rodeo in Abilene. The report notes Texas holds the majority of America’s petroleum and natural gas reserves.

Abilene Sul Ross Alpine Hardin-Simmons America Texas

Braves Dominate Early NL Race In Eastern Swing

Boston Braves lead NL east after sweeping key rivals with strong pitching from Sain Surkont and Bickford. They topped Phillies 4-2 and Giants 4-2 while beating Dodgers 2-1, with three shutouts and eight complete games fueling their charge. Dodgers hammered Giants 6-3. Cardinals beat Cubs 6-3. Pirates edged Reds 9-8 in 13 innings. Ed Lopat pitched another five-hitter shutout for the Yankees. Red Sox nipped Athletics 12-8 in 13 innings. Ken Holcombe shines for White Sox. Browns beat Indians twice 6-3 and 13-11 as Garver wins third. Indians error-prone despite 16 hits.

Braves Phillies Dodgers Giants Brooklyn Boston Philly Phils Brooks Johnny Sain Max Surkont Vern Bickford Surkent Sain Spahn Bickford Philadelphia Cardinals Cubs Pirates Reds Yankees Washington White Sox Tigers Red Sox Athletics Browns Indians Larry Jansen Duke Snider Gil Hodges Carl Erskine Harry Brecheen Peanuts Lowrey Enos Slaugh George Metkovich Pittsburgh Pete Castiglione Ralph Kiner Ed Lopat Johnny Pesky Ted Williams Ken Holcombe Detroit Eddie Robinson Hal Newhouser Virgil Trucks Cleveland Ken Wood Ned Garver Garver Jim Delsing Larry Doby al Rosen

Softball Season Begins With Broad League Plans

Interest in the 1951 softball season has surged as registration nears opening day. Ralph Dyke man said five or six leagues are ready next Monday with at least five more for boys and four for girls. A bantamweight division may form for less experienced Midgets, using modified rules and shorter distances.

Ralph Dykeman Dy&eman Margaret Wills Alice Landergin Taylor Kids, Inc

Marsh Tops Field in Country Club Golf

C. B. Marsh Jr paced the Amarillo Country Club Week End Golf Tournament with a net 59 to lead by four strokes. Eric Jordan followed with 63 and other winners included J. Richardson 66, C. Kuhne 66, Jack Allen 68, while John Munn posted a 69 for low gross.

C. B. Marsh, Jr Amarillo

Longhorns Lead Southwest Conference Title Chase

The Texas Longhorns remain heavy favorites to win the Southwest Conference title and reach the NCAA tournament after a 9-8 loss to Baylor and a 4-1 win. Texas holds a six game lead over SMU going into a week with six conference games including Baylor versus Rice and Texas versus A&M in Dallas, Waco, and Houston.

Associated Press Texas Longhorns Southern Methodist Methodists Texas A&m Dallas Texas Christian Rice Fort Worth Baylor Waco Houston

Abilene Blue Sox Extend Lead in WTNM League

Abilene's Blue Sox built a bigger cushion atop the West Texas New Mexico League by routing Amarillo 16-12. La Mesa beat Berger 9-5 to pull into a near second place, Clovis edged Pampa 11-10, and Lamesa defeated Borger as Cliff Rosson allowed six hits. Wind produced three home runs in the Abilene Amarillo game.

Mnsieenem Abilene Ge Wilams C. Shania Rahmes Bowland Card Fenelon Miller P Ms Hunter Peste Amarillo Abrhpoa Ovees Schmidt Sessi Rowland Miller DeLuca Howard Halter Harper Mulcahy Murray C. Schmidt Fenelon Rowland Howard Murray Illiams Tuckey Chmidt Pieden Ee Nea Higgins Amarillo Zolliecoffer Mircovich Fletcher Zoliecoffer Pene F. Schmidt Egg Grain Wests Presa Blue Sox Sox Albuquerque Lamesa Lubbock Berger Clovis Pampa Gold Sox Borger Cliff Rosson

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