Match Play in Amarillo Invitation Opens with 103 Players
The Third Annual Amarillo Country Club Invitational began with 103 entrants in three regular flights and one senior flight. Medalist Verne Stewart from Albuquerque shot 68 to lead qualifying, with Dick Martin of Dallas at 70 and others close behind. Morley Jennings, new Texas Tech athletic director, qualified with 75 as two more rounds and Sunday finals loom.
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Pampa
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Abilene
Bob Sikes
Breckenridge
Jimmie Moore
John Olver
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Ed Doherty
Lubbock
Morley Jennings
New Athletic
Rector
Texas Tech
L. G Wilson
Basketball's Golden Jubilee Celebrates Naismith Invention
Today marks fifty years since Dr. James Naismith invented basketball at Springfield College. A temple to the sport will honor his idea of a non contact game that demands skill and speed. The game has grown nationwide with memorable early rules, a huge following, and Indiana’s famed state tournament.
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Pioneers conquer Amarillo in twin bill sweep
Clovis Pioneers defeat Amarillo Gold Sox 8 to 5 in game one and 6 to 4 in game two in seven innings apiece. Risinger fueled the comeback with a home run and RBI rallies, while Louis Yarborough struggled for Amarillo in the second game as Clovis pulled away. The doubleheader capped the regular season matchup between the teams.
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Capps
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de Carlo
Ee Tenorio
Ray
Yarborough
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Ad Vane
Surratt
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Seitz
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Bridwell
P Rollins
P Sane
Schmidt
Dorman
Star Studded Boxing Gossip and Sports Notes Flash Back
A lively collage of boxing chatter, sports notes, and society scraps. Paris and New York references mix with boxing results, trainer moves, and media jingles. Details include Dempsey Nova Wills Conn Paychek Sarazen and others with notes on futures and broadcasting.
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Puerto Rico
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Lou Nova
Billy Conn
Baker To Keep Tiger Position
DETROIT July 31. Delmar David Baker will return next year as head man of the Detroit Tigers despite rumors of a dismissal as the club sinks toward the American League cellar. Speculation has linked Jimmy Dykes and Steve ONeill to the job, but owner Walter Briggs has not affirmed or denied any move.
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Steve O'Neill
Dodgers Schedule Ahead Not So Tough as It Has Been
Dodgers in 21 games left face two last place clubs Boston and Philadelphia after beating St. Louis. Leo Durocher says tougher opponents soon, notes temper rumors are exaggerated, and mentions acquisition of Johnny Allen from the Browns for 7500 dollars amid whispers of further deals.
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Durocher
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St. Louis Browns
Larry McPhail
Larry
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