Oilers Host to Gold Sox Tonight
The Bombers crushed Amarillo 9-2 in the rubber game as Schulze and Risinger held the Sox to eight hits. Peanuts Thurman starred on the mound with eight straight outs in relief and Amarillo heads into tonight's game against the Pamna Oilers on the road trip finale.
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The DiMaggio Family Story From Papa To Mama
Cunningham recalls the DiMaggio clan from Italy to San Francisco and baseball fame. He highlights Mama DiMaggio's quiet support guiding four sons Joe Vincent and Dom to gentleness and success while Papa shifts from fisherman to baseball enthusiast and restaurant owner.
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Kovacs Transforms Game After Marriage at Court
Frank Kovacs, newly married to tennis player Virginia Wolfenden, sheds clowning for focus as he wins the eastern grass courts title at Rye. He defeats Wayne Sabin in straight sets, then loses to Joe Hunt amid spectator laughter and antics once beloved by crowds.
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Frisch Laments Pirates Losses Amid Injured Foot
Pirates manager Frank Frisch mends an injured foot and vents frustration after losses in Chicago. He credits Al Lopez for stabilizing the rotation and praises pitchers Butcher Sewell Heintzelman Lanning and Lloyd Dietz with strong work. Frisch also commends second baseman Frank Gustine and Denotes Arky Vaughan as a great figure in baseball.
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Legion Tournament Schedule Is Set
The national junior baseball schedule for American Legion champions was announced. Forty six states and the District of Columbia survived elimination among about 25 000 teams and 500 000 boys under 17. The junior world series runs Sept 1 5 with semifinals Aug 28 30 and a site to be chosen by sectional outcomes.
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1941 Football Guide to Press August 24 Release
The article notes the 1941 football guide will be on new publisher presses and ready for sale August 24. It highlights colorful previews, mentions Hawaii bidding for the 1942 nationals, and covers various sports items from boxing to baseball, including mentions of Phillies hot streaks and Yankee attendance.
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Dentist Dr Gibbon Deferred Indefinitely for Military Duty
Dr William F. Gibbon, Amarillo dentist, has been deferred indefinitely from military service and will continue his practice in the Rule Building on weekends. Separate item notes English farm programs where housewives and working women assist with crops, sleeping in tents and caravans near Wolverhampton.
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West Texas New Mexico League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Borger, Big Spring, Clovis, Amarillo, Lubbock, Lamesa, and Wichita Falls with win loss records and paces. Tuesday matches list Amarillo at Pampa, Clovis at Borger, Lubbock at Big Spring, and Lamesa at Wichita Falls. Texas League games include Dallas Tulsa San Antonio Shreveport and others with scheduled matches.
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Straight Bourbon Whiskey Four Years Old by Hiram Walker
An 80 proof straight bourbon whiskey aged four years from Hiram Walker and Sons Inc based in Peoria IJ.
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