Arnholz Coffee Wins Final and Tops Jaycee Softball Field
Arnholz Coffee defeated A P King Spear Drug 14 to 4 to clinch the Jaycee Softball League finals, opening with a four o'clock game at the Jaycee Diamond. Arnholz limited King Spear to five hits and built a big first inning, with Milan of Arnholz leading the offense and wk pitching two for two.
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Sports and sports betting chatter from last season
Standings recall last World Series and forecasts place the A s in first division. Lou Nova eyes a quick kayo of Louis in Maine. Riggs favoured for national singles, Kovacs still backed. Pete Fox doubles power flagged. Fall River and Pawtucket eyed as U.S. open soccer champions plan to withdraw from the American League and form a new circuit. Reps and Red Sox skip Havana exhibitions next spring.
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Red Sox
Fall River
Pawtucket
United States
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Havana
Gold Sox Limp Off on Eight Day Road Trip
The Amarillo Gold Sox depart for an eight day road trip still hunting a silver lining amid injuries and tough road slate as they aim to bounce back on the trip.
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Smith
Buchanan
Yarborough
Tenorio
Broadway mob vs country crowd at Goshen Hambletonian
In Goshen New York Aug 7 1950 Broadway patrons lost money and nerves as country bettors triumphed at the Hambletonian while promoters and fans blamed mutuel machines and food tents. A later report from Utah covers Gold Sox prep for an eight day road trip with injuries and lineup changes.
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Ray Carlen
la Nova
Broadway Expedition
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Carlen
Vergeies
Fishing Memoir of Tuna Trials and Ocean Oddities
The narrator reflects on failed sport fishing pursuits from salt water to tuna, detailing exhaustive attempts across Gulf and Atlantic coasts, the hard work of hauling a tuna, and the humor of never landing a truly satisfying catch despite vast gear and stories from guides. He notes tuna’s fearsome effort and jokes that all tuna ultimately came in tins from the grocery.
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Newfoundland
All-Star Baseball Talk and Proposals From August News
The column discusses sports talk from Louisville Courier journal suggestions for wartime camps and defense work, mentions Joe DiMaggio’s pay raise and Babe Ruth, notes lefty dominance in the American Association, lists a mock National League all-star infield, and cites Brooklyn and Philadelphia tidbits on players and entertainment.
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York
Vance
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Louisville Courierrnal
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Joe DiMaggio
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Circus Dreams of Boy Settle Down to Earth
Reno dispatch notes a young circus aspirant who shifts career plans after trainer Captain Nobel Hamster is bitten. The boy jokes that his real skill is falling from the bicycle like the monkey, preferring a safer role in the pon her department.
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Keeping Up With the Gold Sox Through August Fifth
A compact roundup detailing the Gold Sox baseball team results through August 5, listing game dates, opponents, and final scores. Includes notable performances, standings impact, and upcoming fixtures for the team.
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Polk Street Methodist Men Win Church Softball Pennant
Polk Street Methodist Men defeated First Christian 6 to 3 to clinch the Amarillo Church Softball League pennant in the finals. Roy Stockton allowed seven hits as two errors and timely hits powered the Methodists offense with a homer by Smack and key run support in the fourth. The Christians led briefly, but Polk Street pulled away with a three-run fourth inning and solid defense.
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Suggest Start Honor Squad Suggest Start Honor Squad
Whitney Martin critiques golf amateur Harry Todd for monetizing his status and questions USGA ethics. He argues Walker Cup selection boosts amateur incentive and acknowledges golf as a personal pursuit rather than a business vehicle. The column weighs amateur ideals against commercial pressures and public perception.
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New York
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Tucker Forecasts Dove Hunt Ban By Federal Action
Austin dispatch reports Will J. Tucker predicts a federal ban on shooting whitewing doves this season. He cites expected regulations on whitewing and mourning doves and notes a severe nesting shortage in South Texas due to heavy spring rains in Mexico.
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Town Marshal Rates As Mounted Patrolman
In Salix Iowa the town marshal, Jack Wilson, polices on horseback. Eyewitnesses describe his mounted patrol as a blur of hooves and dust, with traffic violators crowded to the curb. The horse unit proves superior to mechanized patrols in this small western Iowa town.
Sparrow Upsets Terrier With Dive Bomb Tactics
MEMPHIS TENN sparrow repeatedly dive bombs a wire haired terrier, pecking its tail from the air. Mrs Hindrichs reports the bird swoops down while the dog is outside, the terrier misses each time as the sparrow retreats.
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U.P
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West Point cancels traditional June horse show
The uncertain international situation prompts postponement of the annual West Point Military Academy horse show. Superintendent Brig. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger said the event, set for June 4, is canceled to allow more cadet academic instruction time.
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