Schumacher To Oppose Oiler Payte In Amarillo Clash
Amarillo's Gold Sox host the Pampa Oilers in the second of a three game set. John Bottarini is expected behind the plate for the Oilers, while George Payte will start for Pampa. Jimmy Heller starred for Amarillo in Sunday’s win as pitcher/slugger, and Jack Schumacher, a Cincinnati native, was slated to pitch for Amarillo with Payte opposite. The game follows Amarillo’s 10-2 victory and marks a return to form for the Sox as they chase more wins under Buck Fausett.
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Fittsburgh
Johnny Hopp
City youth league crowns await in two finals
In a busy playoff weekend at Veterans Hospital the San Jacinto Robins defeated Hillcrest Sparrows 11-10 to reach the finals, while the San Jacinto Atoms beat the Guadalupe Hornets 4-3 and advance. Sunday saw Robins edge Summit Blackbirds 10-9 as the Peewee and Midget divisions narrow toward Tuesday finals at Maverick Club fields with Parrots, Spitfires, Rams and other teams still alive.
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Bogley Captures Junior National Title in Kalamazoo
Gilbert Bogley, 17, from Chevy Chase Maryland, won the National Junior Championship with straight-set finals over Dick Morlecou of New Orleans. Hamilton Richardson from Baton Rouge claimed the 15 and under title by defeating Bob Perry of Los Angeles. Doubles winners Mouledous and Keston Deiming of Chicago beat Trabert and George Gentry, while Perry and Cleveland defeated Rogers and Coss in the junior doubles.
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Chevy Chase
Bogley
Dick Morlecou
New Orleans
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Mouledous
Keston Deiming
Chicago
Tony Trabertoe
Cincinnati
George Gentry
Illadella
Calif
J. Perry
al Cleveland
Santa
Bridges Speaks to East Texas Scribes
In Marshall a small gathering of East Texas sports writers heard Frank Bridges, now a Chicago White Sox scout, stress the benefits of the sports writers association and its role in selecting all state athletic teams. Attendees included Bob Jardes Harold Matthews Ed Kiely Marshall Jackson Joe Ellis Brian Murphy and Ed Terrell.
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Kilgore News Herald
Brian Murphy
Hughes Springs
Ed Terrell
Marshall News Messenger
Maverick Club thanks umpires and volunteers for season
The column expresses gratitude to the Kids Inc Official Umpires Lawrence Griffith Matt Mud sii h Fred Gabbard Jim Hudson and others who officiated games. It also thanks league presidents and coaches who assisted. Despite calls for All Star ballots the response was small and names will be written with pictures, while season hardware like softballs and pennants is awaited.
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Kids, Inc
Maverick Club
Lawrence Griffith
Matt Mudsih
Fess
Fred Gabbard
Jim Hudson
Chris Witt
B. W. van Noy
Dale Miller
E. J. Watson
Hershel Hines
Ray ©. Jonas
Paul Holmes
G. E. High
Jack Grant
den Carver
Sam Sharp
Jar Goleman
Oliver Austin
Bud Marcum
Gerald Graves
Alvin Boney
Leonard Darnell
G. A. Lambreth
Johnny Storseth
Dan Higgins
Deva Margolis
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Ralph Dykeman
The
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Texas Snipe Champ Seeks World Title
Corpus Christi reports Ja%- Bill Wicker the new snipe champion plans to enter the international races after winning the 1948 title with a five day test of 7167 points. He upset international champion Ted A. Wells of Wichita Kan as Wells finished fourth after losing a rudder. Final Tece race saw C D Zimmerman Akron first with Dick Dezver Balboa Island third and Allen Jephson Corpus Christi along with Danny Elliott Long Beach Cal among top five.
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Bill Wicker
Wicker
Wells
C. D. Zimmeman
Akron
Dick Dezver
Balboa Island
Allen Jephson
Danny Eiliott
Long Beach
Cal
Indians cling to top spot in pennant race
New York August 9 Indians press from first to fourth and back again as Lou Boudreau leads with clutch hits. Cleveland wins two of three from the Yankees while routing rivals and gains momentum atop the American League standings. Dodgers and Braves win to stay close. Olympic notes close with rowing finals and postponed events at Wembley Stadium.
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Lou Boudreau
Indians
Boudreau
Cleveland
Yankees
Lampede
Eedie Robinson
Golfers Vie For $10,000 In Playoff
CHICAGO Aug 8 Mangrum and two pros Sam Snead and Dutch Harrison enter an 18 hole playoff at Tom OShanter for a winner take all purse of 31000. Mangrum’s 463 round on the 6825 yard course yesterday tied the course record and earned 2500. He also collected 5000 for the TT-nole All American tourney win with a 277 May bonus. Bill Campbell shot 66 and led the Simon Pare division with 136. Babe Zaharias set a women’s record and won 2700 in the special Women’s pro championship, with 1000 prize plus 1200 Friday and 500 more for the record jackpot. Patty Bere, Carol Diringer and others are listed with top scores in women’s events.
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Lisydi Mangram
Sam Snead
Dutch Harrison
Tom O'Shanter
Mangrum
Ralph Guldahl
George May
May
Bill Campbell
Princeton
Huntington
W. Va
Mineet
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Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Babe Zaharias
Patty Bere
Tosses Fish Back: Hooks $5 Bill on Nex
In a local league report, a youngster Cyrus Die Ithea Rented was disappointed by a small fish tossed back as too tiny. The text notes several matching scores and mentions players like Al Bubski and Dempsey Allbritton with team outcomes including Loneview, Bryan, and Kilgore.
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Ee Bill
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Heck Miller
al Bubski
Loneview
Dempsey Allbritton
Allbritton
Bob Ross
Kilgore
Washington Crew Wins at 1900-meter Olympic Regatta
The University of Washington four with coxswain won the Olympic rowing final on the Thames, finishing about a half length ahead of Switzerland and Denmark. The Washington crew timed at 6 minutes 0.3 seconds for 1900 meters, with Switzerland at 6.53.3 and Denmark at 6.56.8.
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Yale
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Gordon Giovanelli
Bob Will
Rober Martin
Warren Westlund
Alex Morgan
Danmars
Washington Lads
Raindrop sets world record at Speed Bowl straightaway
Lee Rides Raindrop to a world mark in 13.03 seconds for 25 Miss Odna, with jockey Bobby Lee driving Raindrop despite a muddy track after overnight rain. Other feature results include Miss Banks and Hi-Glow wins, and B-Seven trainer dispute leads to a rematch effort next Sunday. Longhorn league action: Big Spring wins twice to extend its lead. Midland and San Angelo also win, Sweetwater beats Del Rio.
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Television Puts Fans in Ugly Mood
Angry sport fans in Madrid demonstrated and demanded refunds after a televised bullfight feed distorted images. About 15 pesetas paid by each spectator, around 2500 onlookers shouted denial and rushed to box offices, with refunds issued immediately.
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Spain
Acme
Louis Prepares To Answer Minister's Alienation Charge
LAICAGG reports heavyweight champion Jas Louis facing a charge that he alienated the affection of Reverend Matthew Faulkner’s wife. Louis accepts service amid court proceedings and media attention at Tam O'Shanter Golf course.
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Greenville Losing Streak Deepens in Rough Night
The Associated Press reports Greenville's slump worsened as a 13 game skid continued with a 6 2 loss to Sherman Denison's squad. Jake Sautar hit a ninth inning homer to seal the win while other scores included Austin over Waco 7 2 and Texarkana outlasting Pacis 11 innings 7 3.
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Wiehite Falls
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Wichita Falls
Legion Nines Open Tourney Thursday
Defending champion Adamson of Dallas faces South Park of Beaumont and Lubbock in the first round of the state American Legion baseball tournament at Paris. Adamson reached the tourney by beating Longview 5 1 to claim the Area title. Lubbock won the abz one title after a double elimination win at Lubbock Saturday night. Austin beat Laredo for Area Four and South Park beat Bryan for Area Three.
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Laredo
South Park
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Starvation in Changchun Food Siege Report
The Shih Chieh Jih Psa reports that by August 3 five hundred people had starved in Changchun and surrounding areas under siege by Red forces. The article notes widespread deprivation and deaths resulting from the siege and blockade.
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Changchun
Shih Chieh Jih Psa
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