Pampa Oilers extend winning streak past Amarillo 6 5
Pampa Oilers beat Amarillo 6 5 at Oiler Park to extend their league lead to 11 straight wins. Jeandron homered and drove in three as Ray Faust and Roy Parker matched strong pitching, while Amarillo's LaFollette allowed six runs in six plus innings in a tight, rain-softened game.
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Final Round Set In 1950 City Tennis Tourney At Ellwood Park
Sally Taylor and Nell Quattlebaum meet Elise Chisolm and Susan Sanford in the women doubles final at Ellwood Park Courts this afternoon. James Saunders won the men singles 8 6 6 4 over Jake Fishbien. Jack Hays and Neil Quattlebaum beat Bud Bussard and Prudence Brown 6 1 5 7 10 8 to claim mixed doubles honors after a 6 3 6 4 semifinal win over George Smith and Lucille Reid.
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Prudence Brown
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Geor Smith
Lucille Reid
Dillinger Optimistic About Pirates Athletics Trade
Bob Dillinger, 31, remains upbeat about a trade sending him from the last place Athletics to the Pirates, saying Pittsburgh helps his game by drawing crowds. He notes pitching woes sunk the A’s despite early promise, and battles a pulled tendon as he eyes a brighter baseball future in a top town.
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Joe Louis faces fading strength before Charles bout
The piece laments Joe Louis’s depleted fortune and aging, comparing his decline to past champs. It notes his finances, lifestyle excesses, and physical wear while predicting a tough fight against Ezzard Charles. It cites a hopeful moment from Louis signing autographs for a hospital patient.
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Municipal Auditorium
Robert
Dillinger talks Pirates and NL contenders after A’s exit
Former Athletics star Dillinger reflects on speed loss from injury, bench time, and the Pirates prospects. He compares the Dodgers, Phillies, and Braves after observing their series, notes Ralph Kiner’s power, and recalls their Pasadena semi pro days. He backs the Phillies’ youth and the Pirates’ current lineup.
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Kiner
Texas League Playoff Picture Remains Uncertain
The race for the Texas League post season tightens as Beaumont Roughnecks beat Dallas Eagles 7 to 5. Oklahoma City Indians see rain postponement, while Shreveport Sports defeat Fort Worth Cats 2 to 1. Houston Tulsa game delayed by wet grounds. three games separate Tulsa from San Antonio with Dallas and Oklahoma City in between.
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Oklahoma City
Belgium Exits Trade After U S Chemical Lead Grows
Belgium loses ground as the United States widens its chemical trade lead, prompting shifts in market share and potential strategic reassessment for both nations.
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Belgium
United States
Oilers Rout Dukes in YMJA Playoff Opener
In the YMCA Junior Baseball playoffs the Bivins Oilers crushed the Wolflin Dukes 11 0 at WTNM field. David Crouch pitched well for the Oilers while Don Le Nevve and a grand slam by David Lard powered the offense. The Dukes meet the Oilers again Friday at Gold Sox Field at 5 45.
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Ken Adkins
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Barrett
Harvesters Blues Advance in Playoff Action
International Harvester and the WOW Blues won big in the Shaughnessy playoffs. WOW blanked Atkinson Drug 11 0 behind Charles Garrison while the Harvesters beat Anderson Mattress 8 4. Tonight the Harvesters face the Blues in a 8 30 p m second round at VA Park after Amarillo Gas vs Bell Telephone at 7 15 p m.
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Charles Garrison
Atkinson Drug
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Anderson Mattress
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Cowgirls win Junior Girls championship in thriller
The Sam Houston Cowgirls rallied from behind to win 18-17, overcoming Fillies as Jackie Reeves started and Betty Graham finished, with Carolyn Tedford hitting four for four and homers by Graham and Lynch. Stevedores, Jaguars, Giants, Roadrunners and Robins also sealed key playoff pushes across the day.
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Jackie Reeves
Betty Graham
Betty
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Claudine Shattuck
Nancy Baker
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Elizabeth Lynch
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Sondra Johnson
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Jerry Morrison
James Nelson
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Don Souls
Tony Thomas
Benny Davis
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Prairie Peewee League
Terry Bickle
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Gene Martinez
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Don Sauls
Finis Cavendar
GIANT
Sam Houston Cowboys
Wilson Rebels
Maverick Club
South Field
Money Chase On Tomorrow Golf Extravaganza Opens Milestone Run
Chicago reports the $75,000 Tom O'Shanter extravaganza begins tomorrow with a record 400 entrants across pro and amateur men and women divisions. The event features a carnival atmosphere, with Ben Hogan notably absent, and a $20,000 awards pool. The world championships follow on Thursday with $55,000 for professionals.
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Ben Hogan
Hogan
Accra
John Ruskin Cigars Delight Fans At Ball Game
At the ball game fans praise John Ruskin cigars for a mild fragrant smoke and satisfying taste, making them a popular choice among spectators.
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John Ruskin
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