Amarillo golf duo win Houston Ross Rogers match
The Amarillo partnership of Claude Durham and the narrator won the Ross Rogers Course putting tournament in a match play format. Highlights include Ausbach’s 64 in the West Texas Pro Amateur at Lubbock County Club, and Jimmy Stewart joining the Amarillo Country Club staff as assistant pro. The season preview notes Tulsa’s expected strength and SMU's 1951 booklet release, with Texas facing tough non conference opponents.
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Globe News
Claude Durham
Amarilo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers Course
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
West Texas
Lubbock Country Club
George
Ausbach
Amarillo
Kek Turner
Rogers
Gene Towry
Brownfield
Mt. Clovis
Turner
Levelland
Jimmy Stewart
Jimmy
Lubbock High School
Colf
Jim Weatherall
University of Oklahoma
Buddy Brothers
Patt Powell
Panhandle Stars Shaping North Teams In Drill Sessions
Panhandle athletes fill Clemson coach Frank Howard and Tulane mentor Cliff Weiss’s North squads as practices begin. Eddie Scheig Pampa eyeing guard spot. Keith Lane Borger and Lynn Hart Crniver near starting roles. Anglin Groom and Bennet Highland Park challenging for ends. Renfro Littlefield and Spinks Kermit adapting to formations. Howard notes many players' potential and predicts high scoring with a six-man defense.
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City league playoff brackets for youth baseball announced
The article outlines championship brackets for Boys Peewee and Junior divisions, Girls Junior, and various age groups. Key matchups include Forest Hill Giants versus Par-Rés Bats at Margaret Wills fields plus Bivins Trojans against Humphreys Highlanders, all at 6 30. Finals and possible tiebreakers are planned through early August with fields No 1 to No 4.
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Prairé
Margaret Wills
Margaret Wills Tigers
Parker Rebels
Maverick Club
Rainbow
Margaret Wills Fillies
Forest Hill Rockets
Margaret Wills Cowgirls
San Jacinto Spitfires
Cactus
Lone Star
Glenwood Bedbugs
Tribe Threat to Yankees as Indians Rally for Beat in D.C.
Ana-Presse notes Indians beat the Senators 5-3 in Washington to seize second place two games behind the Yankees and one ahead of the Red Sox. Boston lost 8-6 at St. Louis as Chicago’s skid continued. Dodgers extended NL lead to 9.5 with 8-3 over Pirates, while Giants and Phillies won.
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Pred Marsh
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Newcombe
Duke Snider
Pee Wee Reese
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SamMaglie
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Tribe Threat
Quickie Tourney Sets Foe for Gorgeous George in Amarillo
Promoter Cory Detton stages a one night elimination tourney at Amarillo Stadium August 16 to decide Gorgeous George’s opponent at a Shriner’s benefit. Frankie Hill Murdock headlines a six man field including Bob Cummings Ray Clem ents Dory Punk George Lopez and George Overhuls with a hat draw for first round pairings and a 20 minute limit per match.
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Gorgeous George
Amarillo Stadium
Cory Detton
Frankie Hill Murdock
Bob Cummings
Lumber Jack
Seaside. Ore
Ray Clements
Lubbock Badman
Dory Punk
Bio
Bombsheili
Boys Ranch
George Lopez
George Overhuls
Detton
Alex Perez
Amarillo
Pat O’dowdy
McMenamin and Kleinpeter win consolation finals
In the consolation finals John McMenamin and Dub Kleinpeter defeated Capt. R. L. Couch and Capt. Camillo Odorisio 2 2. The weekly event drew 56 entries.
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John McMenamin
Dub Kleinpeter
R. L. Couch
Camillo Odorisio
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