Amarillo High picks Whinnery as assistant coach for Sandies
John Whinnery joins Howard Lynch as first assistant while Rudy Gamblin moves to Yannigan tutoring. The Sandies add staff to guide the first squad at Amarillo High as Hull and Whinnery plan to scout opponents. Teammates Lynch Hull Gamblin Gilley Mann Teal head to Corpus Christi for the Texas High School Coaches Association meeting.
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Golden Sandie
John Whinnery
Yannigans
Howard Lynch
T. G. Hull
Hull
Whinnery
Amarillo
Rudy Gamblin
Yannigan
Nixson
Supt
Chas. A. Rogers
Lynch
Sandies
Gamblin
Tom Gilley
Horace Mann
Bill Teal
Sam Houston
Texas High School Coaches Association
Corpus Christi
Bill Juett
Sandie
Nixson Junior High
Amarillo High
How They Stand Baseball Standings Note
Chicago hosts Boston in a night game with Wise facing Spahn on 11 9. St Louis visits Philadelphia with Brazile facing Judd in a late game showing current records.
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Chicago
Boston
Wise
Spahn
St Louis
Philadelphia
Brazile
Judd
Cleveland
T Louis
Washington
York
Detroit
New York
Bonm
Reynolds
Hughson
Trout
Ewsom
Rieney
St. Louis
Tistopher
Galehouse
Milk will not cause puppies to dog savage Sports Afield
A short item notes milk does not trigger aggression in young dogs per Sports Afield. The piece cites general animal behavior without sensational claims and emphasizes practical reassurance for pet owners.
Bantam Buggy Stars Set for Amarillo Speed Bowl
A galaxy of Midwestern Speed aces head to Amarillo for the maiden sweepstakes race at the new Speed Bowl tonight. Drivers showcase skill against supercharged midget motors aiming for gold and glory.
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Amarillo
Cards Victors And Speedway Night At Amarillo Race
A post war speedway event promoted by Otis Williams and Lewis Blackwell opens in Amarillo on Bowie Road near Canyon Highway. More than 20 top drivers, $1250 prize, $1 admission, 3000-plus seats, six events plus heats and a 20 lap finale. St. Louis Cardinals stay within 1.5 games of first as Dodgers falter and Pete Reiser suffers a mild concussion. Yankees rise to second after beating the Tigers, while Browns, White Sox, and others post wins and rain postponements affect schedule. Speedway queen Alice Mayne presides. helmet dash winner to receive wreath and wrist watch.
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Sixth and
Polk
Bowie
Amarillo
Otis Williams
Lewis Blackwell
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Dodgers
Pete Reiser
Brillant
Whitey Kurowski
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Mel Harder
Joe Berry
Jack Kramer
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Philadelphia
Pete Suder
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Alice Mayne
Sid Harper
Shelby Kruser
J. W
Jinx) Mode
E. M. Broome
Otis M. Williams
Jess Pierce
Bob Watson
Lade and Lade Shut Out Cats in Fort Worth
Doyle Lade pitched his second shutout of the season to beat the Fort Worth Cats 3-0 in 12 innings as Dallas pitcher Bob Gillespie earned his eleventh win. Tulsa bombed San Antonio for 17 hits in a 14-4 win while Oklahoma City beat Houston 3-1 in a one run duel.
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Esterday
Houston
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Tulsa
Beaumont
Dallas
Shreveport
Fomings
Rt Worth
Stan Fort Worth
Dallas As
Beaumont Steer
Antonio
Umont
Fort Worth
Cotton Musick
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Lawton
Wichita Falls
Musick
Associated Press
Doyle Lade
Chicago Cubs
Fort Worth Cats
San Antonio Missions
Indians
Lade
George Dockins
Bob Finley
Fred Daniels
Paul McCluskey
Jess Landrum
Bob Gillespie
Billy Todd
Rebels
Fred Collins
John Whitehead
Ed Cole
Mack Stewart
Bill Nagel
Dale Mitchell
Les Studener
Len Gilmore
Methodists Rally To Edge Baptists In Church Softball
San Jacinto Methodist edged First Baptist 11 10 after a six run rally in the seventh. Richard Tadlock started the surge with a first inning homer and B Dunn delivered the clincher as San Jacinto rallied from a 10 5 deficit. Sacred Heart Cathedral tops standings with 10 2, San Jacinto Methodist 10 3 and Polk Street Methodist 9 3.
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San Jacinto Methodist
First Baptist
Richard Tadlock
Methodist
San Jacinto
B. Dunn
San Jacinto Baptist
D. Beyers
Polk Street Methodist
First Presbyterian
Tenth Street Methodist
West Amarillo Christian
First Christian
Ex Washington Outfielder Wins Settlement in Court
Bruce Campbell, former Washington Senators outfielder, said he received a $6,000 settlement for GI reemployment rights after being dropped by the Senators from a $9,000 1946 contract. He then left for Minneapolis to finish the season in the American Association.
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Washington
Bruce Campbell
Washington Senators
Minneapolis
American Association
Clark Griffith
Senators
Campbell
United States Sweden Davis Cup Tie Postponed to September
The interzone Davis Cup tie scheduled for mid August at Forest Hills New York has been postponed to September 13 15 according to the Swedish Lawn Tennis Association.
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Stockholm
United States
Sweden
Forest Hills
New York
Swedish Lawn Tennis Association
Ott Standout as Pioneers Win Playoff Tilt
Kids Inc. pitcher Charles Ott struck out a dozen San Jacinto Cardinals and hit a homer as the Pioneers tied the Panhandle League championship at 19 12. Andre Palmateer lined two triples, Don Gatlin added a three bagger, and a nine run sixth sealed the win. Time and place for the third title will be announced.
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Cactus
Maverick Dogies
Amarillo College
Kids, Inc. Arbitration Committee
Wolflin Wolverines
Sanborn Hawks
Ed Jackson
Sanborn
Wolverines
Julian Levine
Boys Ranch
Forest Hill Hillbillies
Maverick
Hillbillies
Hawks
Maverick Yearlings
San Jacinto White Sox
Margaret Wills Wolves
Taylor Hornets
Wolves
G. Gray
Tommy Donnell
Mavericks
White Sox
Hornets
Plains
Wolflin Ponies
Margaret Wills Tigers
Taylor Bruins
San Jacinto Bearcats
Margaret Wills School
Bivins Lions
Humphrey's Highland
Prairie Loop
Bruins Lions
Sanborn Bobcats
Humphrey
Highland
Wolflin Colts
San Jacinto Atoms
Jackie Crowell
Bob Berg
Johnny Perkins
Bivins
Tom Woods
Whinnery Promoted to Sandie Football Coaching Staff
Jonn Whinnery promoted to the Sandie football squad joins T. G. Hull and Head Coach Howard Lynch in a three coach setup. Whinnery will focus on punters and back deception while improving overall coordination and play development for Amarillo High School.
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Whinnery
Sandie
Lynch
Hull
Amarillo
Californians Dominate National Junior Tennis Semifinals
In Kalamazoo Michigan the national junior and boys championships semifinals feature five Californians among the eight remaining players. San Francisco’s Jerry DeWitts, seeded third, defeated Jack Turpin of Dallas 3-6 6-0 6-2 to advance to a showdown with top seed Keston Deimling Jr. of River Forest Illinois.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
California
Golden State
Herbert
Buddy) Behrens
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Southern California
San Francisco
Frisco
Jerry DeWitts
Jack Turpin
Dallas
Keston Deimling, Jr
River Forest
Julian Oates
Waco
National AAU Outdoor Swim Meet Opens in San Angelo
The National Men's AAU Outdoor Swimming Meet begins in San Angelo with 16 year old Jimmy McLane from Phillips Andover Academy leading the 1500 meter freestyle finals field. McLane posted a 19 minute 45 second prelim, over 27 seconds faster than runner up Jerry Kerschner of Bunker Hill Indiana who swam 20 21.1.
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San Diego
Cal
U.P
Jimmy
Roy Wonder
Ex Tail Gunner Leads In St Paul Tourney
An unknown ex air crewman who rode the B-29 tail gun on 32 missions led the halfway stage of St Pauls 10000 open golf tournament. Slender Johnny Palmer posted a six under par 66 to lead by one stroke, with Ellsworth Vines Henry Ransom and Clayton Haefner tied for second at 67. Demaret and Bradley at 69 but Palmers 66 tops a field of 180 aiming to reach the final 86 hole championship flight and the 2000 first prize by weekends end.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Japan
Johnny Palmer
Bodin
N. C
Johnny
Palmer
Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Henry
Darkhouse
Straton and Weidner Set for Final in Mat Tourney
Straton and Weidner won their semifinal bouts to advance to the finals of the international wrestling tournament. They will meet next Thursday to decide who challenges LeRoy McGuirk for the National Wrestling Association belt and a $1,000 prize plus a trophy. McGuirk defends his title the following week at Gold Sox Field. opening night drew a large crowd at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. The undercard included Mayne's victory after Kirilenko was disqualified for referee interference.
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LeRoy McGuirk
Gold Sox Field
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Bily Weidner
Walter Stratton
Stratton
Weidner
Cory Detton
McGuirk
National Wrestling Association
Youngstown
Salvador Flores
Mexico City
Nelson
Gorilla Poggi
Argentina
Leon Kirilenko
Russia
Ken Mayne
Salt Lake City
Dutch Jones
Mayne
Kirilenko
Trans-Mississippi Golf Tour third round shocks hit field
In Denver on August 2 the Trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament moved into the third round with many top players missing after upsets. Texas and Colorado each showed six entries left, with California New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas also represented. Freder Newton of Denver defeated medalist O Hara Watts of Oklahoma City 1 up, while defending champion Johnny Kraft beat Wildie Robbins 4 and 3.
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Denver
Texas
Colorado
California
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Fred Newton
O'Hara Watts
Oklahoma City
Johnny Kraft
Wildie Robbins
Atwood
Kan
Kraft
Don Cherry
Wichita Falls
Newton
Bud McKinney
Dallas
Dutch Swimmer Cuts World Record in 100m Breaststroke
Nel Van Vliet of the Netherlands lowered her world mark for the 100 meter breaststroke at The Hague timing 1 minute 19 seconds, four seconds faster than her previous record of 1 23 set last Monday in Belgium.
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Hague
Nel van Vliet
Belgium
Joyce Kapilow Go in Madison Square Garden Bout
Joyce of Gary Indiana and Danny Kapilow of Brooklyn clash in a welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Kapilow sought a repeat upset after a close draw in their last meeting, while Joyce aired a late rally to force a draw. The bout airs on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports via ABC and KFDA at 8 PM.
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Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Brooklyn
Danny Kapilow
Madison Square Garden
Kapilow
Joyce
Gary Flash
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
KFDA
Hubbers Roll To 6-0 Win As Gold Sox Slip In West Texas League
Amarillo's Gold Sox drop toward third place after a 6-0 defeat by the Hubbers. Gene Bergerson pitched a five-hit shutout for Lubbock, with Bob Stone moving to shortstop and Clem Cola debuting at catcher as Ray Wilson injures a finger. Umpire Al Atkins ruled Haskins’ ball a foul, prompting manager Bob Leeds to be ejected.
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Amarillo
Gold Sox
Pampa
Lubbock
Borger
Oilers
Bill Evans
Hubbers
Bill
Gene Bergerson
Lubbock Southpaw
Sockers
Bob Stone
Waco
Jackie Sullivan
Clem Cola
Dallas
Sox
Ray Wilson
Chris Haskins
Haskins
Wilson
Bob Leeds
al Atkins
Skipper Seeds
Atkins
Warren Hacker
Berger
Buck Tinsley
Lamesa
Leo
Women Compete in Special Golf Meet at Phillips Club
Amarillo women joined golfers from Pampa Berger and Phillips in a special tournament at Phillips Country Club this morning. A luncheon followed the event.
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Pampa
Berger
Phillips
Amarillo
Phillips Country Club
Aggie football stars to rejoin East Texas State squad
Coach Bob Perry announced two all conference players from the 1942 team will return for the fall season at East Texas State College. Quarterback J. C. Meeks of Chandler Oklahoma and guard R. A. Thompson are named among the returning players.
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Commerce
East Texas State College
Bob Perry
J. C. Meeks
Chandler
Okla
R. A. Thompson
Evans Favored In Amarillo Junior Golf Championship
The 15-year-old Evans is favored to defend his Amarillo Junior title at Amarillo Country Club starting Monday. Contenders from the club include Don McCormick and Art McKay Jr who both shoot in the low 70s. Local entrants Don Hill, Lige Nelson, Nick Nelson and three from Ross Rogers Course, Hal Haynie Gene Keirsey Keith Montague, join the field. Qualifying Tuesday with rounds Wednesday and Thursday finals. entry is 1 dollar with eight per flight and a silver trophy as permanent possession for the winner.
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John Evans
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Don McCormick
Art McKay
Don Hill
Lige Nelson
Nick Nelson
Ross Rogers
Hal Haynie
Gene Keirsey
Keith Montague
Evans
McCormick
McKay
Lncal
Odds Favor Texas A and M Turkey Day Tickets
In Austin on August 2, 1950s era report notes Texas A and M grid tickets for the Thanksgiving game are scarce. General sales offer 1 000 bleacher seats while 8 000 applications were filed. Tickets will be drawn if orders exceed supply with around 40 000 Memorial Stadium seats and about 100 000 hopeful attendees.
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Austin
University of Texas
Memorial Stadium
Longhorn
Eating raw meat will not make a dog savage
A brief sports note counters a common claim about dogs growing savage from raw meat. It clarifies temperament is not determined by diet and emphasizes responsible pet care.
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Utting Froun Putt
Powell
Jonn Whinnery
Northeastern Oklahoma
Arlan McNeil
Richard Winningham
Jimmy Saunders
Amarillo High School
San Angelo
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
Globe-News
Joyce-Kapilow ‘‘Go
Sunset
Walter Sikes
West 109Th
Pack Age Store
COU Globe
Badman's
Randolph Scott Ann Richards
Saminors
Jimmy Wakely
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