City Junior Golfers Tee Off For Qualifying Rounds Today
Amarillo Country Club hosts qualifying rounds for the annual Amarillo City Junior Golf Tournament. Medalist wins valuable merchandise. First and semifinal match play rounds are scheduled tomorrow, with finals Thursday. Fourteen youngsters entered yesterday including Stanley Stoddard and John Evans, the defending champion. Entry fee is $1, eight players per flight.
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Amarillo City
Amarillo Country Club
Stanley Stoddard
Brven Hall
Bob Gleason
Jimmy Baker
Lige Nelson
Bob Weems
Nick Nelson
Leon Dowie
Harold Livers
Art McKay, Jr
Hal Haynie
Gene Keirsey
Ted Mellinger
John Cabber
John Evans
Don McCormick
Twelve Feminine Ball Clubs After State Championship
Twelve feminine softball teams from ten Texas cities will vie for the state championship in Fort Worth as the Amateur Softball Association opens a three day tournament. The winner advances to a five state regional event later this month in the city. Participants include Fort Worth Dallas Stamford Seaton Odessa Austin Electra Stephenville and San Antonio.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Amateur Softball Association
Dallas
Stamford
Seaton
Odessa
Austin
Electra
Stephenville
San Antonio
Sacred Heart dominates YMCA softball action posting 9 0 win
Sacred Heart Cathedral kept a fast pace by blanking Tenth Street Methodist 9 to 0 as J Novak allowed six hits through the game and Sacred Heart stitched 12 hits off G Maxwell including a fourth inning homer by J Elliott. West Amarillo Christian edged First Presbyterian 10 9 after an eight run third inning rally. Evening games feature San Jacinto Methodist vs Polk Street Methodist and San Jacinto Baptist vs First Baptist at 6 30.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
YMCA
J. Novak
Tenth Street Methodist
Novak
Methodist
Sacred Heart
G. Maxwell
J. Elliott
West Amarillo Christian
First Presbyterian
Presbyterians
San Jacinto Methodist
Polk Street Methodist
San Jacinto Baptist
First Baptist
Tulsa Tops Cow Town and Rebs Split Update
In Texas League action last night Tulsa Oilers defeated Fort Worth Cats 2 0 behind Ed Hanyzedski. Dallas Rebels pitcher Big Hawaiian Hank Dana won his eighteenth game as Oklahoma Indians beat them 3 1. San Antonio Missions split with Shreveport 4 1 and 9 3. Beaumont Exporters beat Houston Buffs 7 2 after a long delay. Multiple on field incidents and a light trouble delay marked the games.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Oilers
Ed Hanyzedski
Cats
Joe Rullo
Eddie Chandler
Hank Dana
Dallas Rebels
Oklahoma Indians
San Antonio
Missions
Rebels
Shreveport
John Bianco
Houston
Beaumont Exporters
Buffs
Yankee Mound Staff Cut To Three Left Handers
New York Yankees reduce left handed depth to three as Marius Russo goes to Kansas City farm club and Jake Wade to Washington on waivers. Remaining lefties are Tommy Byrne Joe Page and Bill Wight, with Russo’s arm trouble noted.
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New York
U.P
New York Yankee
Marius Russo
Kansas City
Jake Wade
Washington Senators
Russo
Navy
Wade
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Tommy Byrne
Joe Page
Bill Wight
Bearcats into finals after 7-6 win over Tigers
San Jacinto Bearcats advance to Plains League finals by edging Margaret Wills Tigers 7-6. Leroy Bannister and Jimmy Davis powered the Bearcats with four and two runs respectively, while Garry Abernathy and Billy Adams starred for the Tigers who fell short in semifinal action.
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San Jacinto Bearcats
Margaret Wills Tigers
Leroy Bannister
Jimmy Davis
OO San Jacinto
Tigers
Garry Abernathy
Billy Adams
Adams
Wolflin Ponies
Taylor Bruins
Jimmie Haynie
Leon Egleson
Bruins
Wolflin
Margaret Wills Club
Amarillo College
Bearcats
Margaret Wills
Bivins Lions
Humphrey
Highland
Sonny Barron
Jackie Crowell
Frank Morgan
Bobby Don Grubbs
Boys Ranch Peewees
Wolflin Colts
Sanborn Hawks
Boys Ranch
Wolflin Wolverines
Delvin Alexander
Kenneth Simms
Hawks
E. J. Middaugh
Hawk
Soybean history in the United States
The soy bean arrived in the United States in 1804 but did not gain importance until recent years, reflecting delayed agricultural adoption and economic relevance.
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United States
Giants Lose Services Of Slugger Johnny Mize
New York Giants star Johnny Mize suffered a broken hand in an exhibition game with the Yankees, ruling him out for a month. An the X ray showed the injury after he was hit by a pitched ball from Joe Page in the first inning at Yankee Stadium where the Yankees won 3 to 2 last night.
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New York
New York Giants
Johnny Mize
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Mize
Joe Page
Magnesium production soars from six million to five hundred eighty million
In five years from 1939 the production of magnesium in the United States rose dramatically from 6,000,000 pounds annually to 580,000,000 pounds.
Buenos Aires Promoters Seek Louis Title Bout in Argentina
Buenos Aires promoters Pete Tatin and Marcus Jameriez plan to offer Joe Louis $500,000 to defend the heavyweight title there against Elmer Ray in December. Louis would take $500,000 guarantee or 40 percent of an expected $1.5 million gate. Ray would receive 20 percent.
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Miami
Fila
U.P
Buenos Aires
Pete Tatin
Marcus Jameriez
Joe Louis
Elmer
Violent) Ray
Louis
Ray
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Chili Wagener
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North Georgia Mallards
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Bobby Moore
West Field
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Margaret Wills Cotton Sox
Bobby Hoare
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Lewis Caddell
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Fisk
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Oliver Eakle Bidg
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Washington St
Quick Service
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Staes Et
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W. B. Batson
Bat's Liquors
Curt
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Tang
Udahy
Keo
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T. M. Rodgers
Forest Hill
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North Mill
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